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Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Looks like this kind of fiasco is fast becoming a monthly affair. Its either temples, bibles, statues, dressing, and so on. Seriously, we should start religion/race sensitizing classes for government staff, school students, NS trainees, politicians, etc. » Read more: Bible Blooper at LCCT
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Santiago’s famous words:
“Consider the recent election goodies given to the Chinese community: the building of nine new Chinese schools, the transfer of Chinese schools to urban areas, and a RM10 million allocation by the Education Ministry.
“After 30,000 Indians went to the streets to demand equality and protest marginalisation, what concrete steps did the PM do address the issues? He gave them a holiday,” said Santiago.
» Read more: chinese get new schools, indians get public holiday!
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email A promise is strong word to use, and if can’t be fulfilled, can be a sin. » Read more: Job promises and Minister’s influence
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email The earlier report said that it is due to the shorts. » Read more: short cut is reason for students disqualified
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email If the many prospective applicants from other races see no prospect in the civil service, I suppose the number of applications will be less. Further more, the number of Malay applicants are high since it is promoted by the family members, government institutions, etc. They see as just an extension of their family, a big organisation that consists of their kind. Plus, their population is higher as compared to others. » Read more: why not many non malay applicants for public service
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