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Back to homepageGrenade attack hits Kashmir ahead of visit by EU lawmakers
NEW DELHI: A group of EU lawmakers will visit Indian Kashmir today, the first foreign delegation since the special status of the region was revoked just hours before a grenade attack underlined the volatility of the situation. At least 17
Read MoreWendy Subramaniam named as candidate for Gerakan in Tg Piai by-election
KUALA LUMPUR: Gerakan deputy secretary-general Wendy Subramaniam has been named as the party’s candidate for the Tanjung Piai parliamentary by-election. It was announced by Gerakan president Datuk Dr Dominic Lau Hoe Chai here today. “I see this election as an
Read MoreCourt rejects bid to challenge smoking ban at food premises
KUALA LUMPUR: A bid by seven individuals to challenge the Health Ministry’s smoking ban at food outlets, enforced since Jan 1 this year, failed after the High Court here today dismissed their judicial review application. Judge Datuk Seri Mariana Yahya
Read More1MDB board was unaware of US$1 bil JV fund split
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court today was told that the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) board of directors (BOD) was not informed about the decision to split the US$1 billion meant for 1MDB-PetroSaudi International Ltd (PSI) joint venture (JV) into US$300
Read MoreScrap metal collector charged for possession of LTTE terrorist items
KUALA LUMPUR: A scrap metal collector was charged in the Selayang Sessions Court here today on two charges of possessing items related to the LTTE terrorist group. Accused A.Kalaimughilan, 28, who was dressed in a blue and white shirt, nodded
Read MorePolice arrest suspected mosque shooter
PARIS: French police have arrested a man suspected of firing shots at a mosque in Bayonne in the southwest of France on yesterday. Two people, aged 74 and 78, were seriously injured in the shooting at 2.20pm as they tried
Read MoreTwo state assemblyman, a corporation head charged for supporting LTTE
MELAKA: Two state assemblymen and a chief officer of a corporation were charged in the Sessions Court here today for supporting the LTTE terrorist group in November last year. The accused, G. Saminathan, 34, P. Gunasekaran, 60, and S. Chandru,
Read MoreSyariah dress code for sports, solidarity among main issues in Parliament
KUALA LUMPUR: Matters concerning solidarity and government measures to tackle and reduce tension following the widespread of sensitive racial issues being brought up were among the issues to be raised at the Parliament sitting today. According to the Meeting Order
Read MoreJihaad and its Misconception
PUCHONG: In a statement today Dr Zakir Naik claims that Jihaad is one of the most commonly misunderstood and misused terms in Islaam, by both Muslims and non-Muslims. He affirms many terrorists have taken refuge in this word to justify
Read MorePalm oil — a duopoly market where bargaining power is key
KUALA LUMPUR: World’s dominant palm oil producers, Indonesia and Malaysia contribute 87 per cent of the global supply — creating a duopoly market of the most versatile edible oil. Indonesia produces 33 million tonnes of the commodity annually, while Malaysia
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