Yoges Palaniappan

They want the Companies Commission to get the MIC-linked company to change the date and venue of its annual general meeting.

Life is tough for those managing the school in Negri Sembilan, as they struggle to pay the bills. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Thousands of members of the minority Indian community gather at the PM's Department in Putrajaya this morning to protest against their continued marginalisation. [VIDEO INSIDE]

A first of its kind - a Tamil school in a shoplot in Negeri Sembilan, necessitated by the government delays in approving relocation grants to a better site.

The International Indigenous People's Day celebration highlights problems and hardships faced by the indigenous communities in this country.

The report, filed by an opposition member, claims that the website features an article which insults Christianity.

Some 100 devotes submit a memorandum to Malacca Chief Minister Mohd Ali Rustam protesting the demolition of the Sri Periyachi Amman Temple.

A last-minute reprieve by the chief minister and mayor had no effect at all, as a Hindu temple in Malacca was torn down by an enforcement team.

The Hindu Rights Action Force will present the list in a resolution to the premier next month.

An American who was held by immigration officers after mistaking him for an illegal immigrant last November is back to seek justice.

updated version Kampung Berembang villagers protested in front of the Housing and Local Government Ministry today demanding for proper housing schemes.

Malacca exco member R Raghavan explains that the government and MIC are not against building temples, but it is not acceptable if the temple causes discomfort to others.

Amidst last-minute appeals and expiry of the deadline for demolition, no one knows what will happen next.

The worshippers of a Hindu temple in Malacca have sent a petition as a last ditch effort to save their temple from demolition.

A Hindu temple in Malacca, which is on the brink of having the renovated portion of its structure demolished, has seen its woes double with the appearance of the banners.

The minister says Article 121 (1A) will not be scrapped because it provides a clear distinction between the Syariah and Civil courts.

Six cows and 10 goats are slaughtered in the Parliament grounds for a dinner to celebrate the prime minister's recent wedding. Some MPs, however, cannot stomach this.

The government will not do away with ISA as it helps to maintain peace and security in the country, says the prime minister.

The regional group will not be so helpless against renegade member-states when the Asean Charter takes effect.

From its potential impact on the environment and livelihood of the locals, the prime minister says a decision will only be made after evaluating all concerns.

Lim Keng Yaik orders the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to withdraw its controversial 'no opposition speeches' directive.

Opposition MPs trash the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Bill which was tabled yesterday.

The government has no intention of setting up a Royal commission to investigate the racial riots of 1969.

The prime minister feels that more top level Malay managers are needed to achieve 30 percent bumiputera equity.