Raghavan Nair

Harapan leaders still quiet on Dr M's use of ethnic slur

Harapan leaders still quiet on Dr M's use of ethnic slur

LETTER | Why are we bending the rules when it involves the opposition?

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Thank you, Indians can decide for themselves

Thank you, Indians can decide for themselves

LETTER | Will everyone stop this charade of victimising Indians as a pawn towards capturing Putrajaya?

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Pakatan Harapan: Amid promises and performance

Pakatan Harapan: Amid promises and performance

LETTER | 'Harapan has sidelined PSM as troublemakers, unwilling to back them with neither resources nor a platform to fight for the needy.'

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And so Hindraf is back again, pointing fingers

And so Hindraf is back again, pointing fingers

The so-called Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) is back pointing fingers. Its former national adviser and current member of Hindraf People’s Movement, N Ganesan, has jumped on the bandwagon of P Waythamoorthy to ridicule and condemn the government.

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Why was the 1MDB issue blown so big?

Year 2015 will be remembered largely for the alleged financial scandal of 1MDB.

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Stop finding excuses, start finding solutions

A recently held dialogue come forum in London with two PKR executive councilors (exco members) from Penang has highlighted the actual reason for turmoil within the opposition coalition. Everything that happens is the fault of Barisan Nasional.

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Stop animal cruelty, Guan Eng

The Penang state government under the leadership of Lim Guan Eng is facing flak over the culling of stray dogs in the state in the wake of rabies outbreak in the state. While the world is increasing aware of and condemning animal cruelty, Lim decides on rapid killings of dogs without considering other preventive measures.

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A reply to Kasthuri Patto of DAP

DAP’s Kasthuri Patto, who happens to be the Batu Kawan Member of Parliament, very rightly condemned former Court of Appeal Judge Mohd Noor Abdullah for his outrageous comments on single-stream education. Mohd Noor seems to have embarked on a crusade to abolish vernacular schools.

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The circus called Hindraf

The Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) is back, pointing fingers. Its national adviser N Ganesan has jumped on the bandwagon of P Waythamoorthy to ridicule and condemn the government. They plucked some figures from the trees behind their houses, drew some graphs and made comparisons between income growth among the top 20 percent Indians versus the bottom 40 percent.

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