Yoges Palaniappan

The Finance Ministry says the hefty pay increase for civil servants will not have a major impact on the inflation rate.

The deputy minister also accuses the database company of 'daylight robbery' for charging to update its information.

Opposition MPs were not happy about being left out of a ceremony for disbursement of constituency funds for Merdeka celebrations.

These sessions will be held in three crime-prone cities to get information on the 'real situation'.

Surging crime rates in the country are only confined to certain hotspots like Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur, says a deputy minister.

A minister explains PM's different approach to interfaith dialogue after the Opposition accused him of practising double standard on the matter.

The minister in the prime minister's department launches a verbal salvo against the opposition leader over the issue of corruption.

The Opposition Leader feels that Barisan Nasional MPs are not affected by Malaysia's low placement in the US Trafficking In Person report.

Politicians are interfering in the university intake process by recommending seats for certain students, reveals Deputy Higher Education Minister Ong Tee Keat.

The premier disagrees with the opposition leader that the cabinet 'mishandled and misjudged' the issue.

DAP members lashed out at the works minister, who gave as good as he got.

Book on 1969 riots will not be banned because it does not pose a threat to the nation's security.

The postponement of the inter-faith conference has not done any damage to the country's international reputation and image, says a minister.

Hammering on the door of equality, rights activities are seeking to eliminate the mindset that some issues can 'only be of interest to women'.

These include cases where rights were violated during the course of duty, police brutality and deaths in custody.

Her life has been turned upside down since 2005, but there is no indication that the police are acting on her complaint.

Before any decision is made on the implementation of hand phone registration, MCMC is seeking public response for the suggestion.

A private college accused of being not up to scratch has denied the allegations levelled by a parent.

The last-minute adjournment of the high-profile murder case of the Mongolian national has created dissatisfaction among certain parties. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The jury is still out on whether S Nallakaruppan expanded the PKR membership base by 10,000 as claimed.

S Nallakaruppan today officially resigned PKR because he feels Indians have no place in the party. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The party's deputy sec-gen, Dr Xavier Jeyakumar, is accused of doing nothing for the Kota Raja division which he leads.

Some 15 members have pledged their loyalty, even as others are said to be contemplating pulling out of the opposition party.