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Indians want quick action

March 23rd, 2008
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Well, well, well! What can I say! MIC suddenly becomes vocal. The one-man party now is saying people want action, not more plans. That’s what the community had been telling for many times, but as memorandums and proposals seem to dissappear after being passed to the leaders, what can the community expect? » Read more: Indians want quick action

Should bloggers meet the minister?

March 23rd, 2008
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Following up on his earlier wish, the new information minister now plans to meet bloggers! Some of the things he said: » Read more: Should bloggers meet the minister?

Jeram Padang Assemblyman Mogan starts his duty

March 22nd, 2008
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 Newly elected assemblymen Mogan is MIC sole representative in Negeri Sembilan. He is in charge of Estate Affairs and Human Resources, thus much will be expected from his. First and foremost will be the smooth processing of birth certificates and ICs. Then, stopping exploitation of estate workers and forced labour. » Read more: Jeram Padang Assemblyman Mogan starts his duty

Kula all for non muslim affairs portfolio

March 22nd, 2008
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 ‘Have exco man for non-Muslims’

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BATU GAJAH: The new state executive council should include a new portfolio to oversee the welfare and religious affairs of non-Muslims in Perak, Ipoh Barat MP M. Kulasegaran said. » Read more: Kula all for non muslim affairs portfolio

Hairy problem indeed

March 21st, 2008
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 Barbers in work permit poser
By : Evangeline Majawat and Kristina George
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KUALA LUMPUR: The war between local and Indian barbers took a surprise turn yesterday when authorities denied any knowledge of work permit restrictions on foreigners.  This was revealed by Immigration Department foreign labour division director Abdul Rahman Othman, who said there have been no instructions to stop work permit renewals for Indian barbers. » Read more: Hairy problem indeed