Birth Cert Campaign in Johor Bahru

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This is part of the MIC Youth nationwide tour to help those without birth certificate to apply for one. » Read more: Birth Cert Campaign in Johor Bahru

92 days since HINDRAF rally

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Its the third month (or more precisely, the 92nd day) since November 25th rally by the Indian community initiated by HINDRAF.

What has changed?

How have you changed?

Please share your thoughts.

37 percent of MIC members not voters

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For a party that seen as lacking support from the community recently, it has quite a big number of members, nearly 1/3 of the Indian population. Wonder how many will actually vote for for MIC/BN candidates. Another problem is that 37% of its members are not voters! Perhaps MIC should start in-house campaign to get its members registered, unless of course these are members who are in “other world” now or who are invisible members. 🙂 » Read more: 37 percent of MIC members not voters

Manoharan stands in Klang

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Report from the Star and NST on ISA detainee standing for state seat in coming election. Even though he was not there, the supporters came in droves and his wife gave a short speech on his behalf. » Read more: Manoharan stands in Klang

MIC Asahan Candidate Perumal

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Perumal determined to fight poverty

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MALACCA: Back in the 1950s, young R. Perumal had to divide his time between studies and herding livestock. Coming from a poor family in an estate in Selandar, he vowed to do his best to get his family out of poverty and the only way he knew was through his studies. » Read more: MIC Asahan Candidate Perumal