According to the survey on this blog, Subra is not exactly the first choice. I think MIC needs a total revamp, and that means cutting away ties to its past leaders. Anyone who was holding a position under the current president should not be considered as capable of solving the MIC’s problem. » Read more: Subra wants to save MIC
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Subra wants to save MIC
March 11th, 2008
All parties will be in Cabinet
March 11th, 2008Contrary to earlier threats that if no MIC/MCA/Gerakan candidates means the respective communities will be left out of development and their “voices won’t be heard”, PM today assured that all parties will have representatives in the Cabinet. » Read more: All parties will be in Cabinet
More election analysis
March 10th, 2008Grim outlook for Barisan allies
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Analysis by Chok Suat Ling
IN the aftermath of Saturday’s political tsunami, Barisan Nasional has to now sift through the detritus and take stock of its future.Key party leaders in the MCA, MIC, Gerakan and People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) were trounced. It would be fair to say that no one, not even the opposition, anticipated the massive Chinese and Indian vote swing which contributed to the decimation of the chiefs of the MIC, Gerakan and PPP in their seats. » Read more: More election analysis
Election 2008 Impact Part 2
March 10th, 2008What happens to MIC now? How can it revamp itself? What is SV’s next step? » Read more: Election 2008 Impact Part 2
Happy Birthday Samy Vellu
March 9th, 2008Looks like the community gave our sole representative in the cabinet a very shocking birthday gift. He lost the Sungai Siput parliment seat which he kept for 34 years to PKR candidate Dr Jayakumar by 1824 votes. He was unable to comprehend the loss and situation was tense at the centre. However when the results became clear, time to say goodbye. » Read more: Happy Birthday Samy Vellu