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“Habilitasi BN” Posted in July 24th, 2008 by YB.Gobala in Article The future of Malaysian Indians ... Nasional.” The Hindraf leaders who guided the Indians the Protest of the century were also arrested

[ iPhone 3G] iPhone 3G This might be old news but ya, Maxis is bringing in the iPhone 3G. When? ... Stickers giveaway Why HINDRAF? A Malaysians’ answer! Where is Sharlinie? Where is Sammy Vellu? Web Hosting

A year older, a year wiser. Well that’s what we are hoping for ... or exclusive interviews with many personalities including HINDRAF’s strong members like its national

Khir Toyo’s “impian” I was wondering if it was even worth writing about this ... melalui Hindraf. Saya tidak mengimpikan Pas dan UMNO bersatu dalam bentuk fizikal parti atau ideologi

Politickler ran a one day poll asking its readers what the most important value a politician ... to Politickler (0) Vote for Opposition! (0) Up Coming Interview (0) Unrest caused by HINDRAF? (0) Two Party

I blame the botox. Injecting too much of it into your face does weird things to your brain ... ' Chinese and Indians via opposition party DAP and the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf). It wasn't

… and so is UMNO!! yes, even the PM. from malaysiakini: Khir said this was proven by the fact that Anwar was being supported by ‘extremist’ Chinese and Indians via opposition party DAP and the Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf).

This is my video of a Dialogue and impromptu Dakwah session that I had with a few members of the HINDRAF movement at the entrance to the Kuala Lumpur Police Contingency Headquarters at Jalan Hang ... there as members of HINDRAF and Makkal Sakthi.

As reported in Malaysiakini, Uthayakumar had refused to attend a rehabilitation programme organised by the police special branch on July 10. According to Waytha, Uthaya refused under the provisos of Article 95 of the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners which states

The following appeared in Malaysiakini: A public forum to discuss the Penang Hindu Endowments Board (PHEB) on Saturday night was marred by not one but two separate incidents.A speaker at the forum was allegedly punched by an irate ex-MIC politician after the event in Butterworth had ended.