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Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Social Recovery Foundation? When was this established? A search in the Internet shows this term only existed since 1st February 2007. Nothing found before that.
Yet again, SV agrees with HINDRAF – “many in the group had difficulties servicing their loans” and “the number of Indians facing such a predicament was also rising”. » Read more: Samy agrees again with HINDRAF
| 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
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Anyone keeping track of the election expenses and promises? With all the announcements and gifts and promises (veiled threat – if you want stability or your welfare looked after…you know who to vote), it will be very very hard for the people to keep focused on the things that DID NOT happen or happened WRONGLY. » Read more: anyone keeping track of election expenses?
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email I think this is related to the SMSes flying around among the Indian community (I received it about 5 times). The article in the Star did not mention any details, but the SMS said its SM Anderson, Ipoh and the teacher’s name is Kamaruzaman. In order to avoid blowing up the issue, the news also did not mention that he uttered the words “ini agama syaitan” (referring to Hinduism). Of course this is the students’ word against his, so there’s virtually no way to prove it. » Read more: Apology for agama syaitan?
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STUDENTS of a Vision School in Kampung Jawa, Klang, who won a cross-country race did not receive their prizes because they were wearing shorts, Tamil Nesan reported.
It said the secondary school students who reached the tape after them were given the prizes instead, prompting parents to lodge a police report against the school administration. » Read more: no prize for cross country winners for wearing shorts
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