This is indeed a great news if successful. Something that was not done for past 50 years but is finally proposed now. Even though it may not amount to much, but will reduce burden of the schools a bit. Many tamil schools are in estate lands where some management pay the quit rent, while others have to pay themselves. The goal is to ensure that all schools are converted to fully-aided status, and put all students as equals without any discrimination. » Read more: RM1 quite rent proposed for all schools in Penang
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RM1 quite rent proposed for all schools in Penang
April 14th, 2008
Samy wants new committee chaired by PM
April 14th, 2008More committees? SV wants PM to chair it …wow! But isn’t that what the cabinet is supposed to do every week, covering all aspect of the country management? Wait a minute, SV mentioned “heads of BN component parties”, meaning must include him as well. Cabinet doesn’t include him….Still wants to be in the limelight…or doesn’t have faith in his minister and 2 deputies? » Read more: Samy wants new committee chaired by PM
Deputy Minister Kohilan finally sings…old tune?
April 14th, 2008We already heard MIC ministers speaking about their new jobs (except Devamany who just mentioned a bit during the MIC meeting). Now the other Indian (from Gerakan) speaks up. Probably since he is in a “multiracial” party, he didn’t have much coverage as MIC fellows.
What Kohilan is proposing is something that Hishamuddin announced just few days before the election. The fund to be set up will be channelled from the plantation firms and is to help the plantation workers’ family and student education.
So, who’s proposal is it actually? » Read more: Deputy Minister Kohilan finally sings…old tune?
no equality for non malays says Kelantan prince
April 13th, 2008This is the kind of statement that puts off people. I suppose he is above detention centers 🙂
I’m not surprised with these statements. The milder versions will appear in the papers later, but since he is talking in a pro-Malay forum, what else can one expect? » Read more: no equality for non malays says Kelantan prince
Bernard Dompok supports divorce in civil court
April 13th, 2008Unfortunately some quarters can’t think straight like the minister. Some converts, like Subashini’s husband, misuse the dual-court system to their own benefit, thus giving a bad name to the their religion. It is only logical that the soon-to-be-convert comes clean before he/she commits to another faith, » Read more: Bernard Dompok supports divorce in civil court