Survival of Ipoh’s Iconic Tambun Pomelo Assured
The Perak Government decision to grant a 99-year-lease to the pomelo orchards in Tambun is a logical move
Category: Opinion
Feb 28, 2010 | 0 comments
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Online Poll on Illegal Dumping
Plainclothes Officers to Catch Culprits of Illegal Dumping?
Ipoh City Council has identified 14,000 illegal dump sites within the city. Efforts to clear them have been hampered by irresponsible residents, who continue to throwing rubbish and discarded items as soon as they are cleared.
Therefore, do you think it is justified for the city council to take [...]
Oueen Bee Syndrome – Letting down the Feminine Side
Perak BN Exco Dato’ Hamidah Osman announced recently that a female politician could not become Menteri Besar
Violence against A Place of Worship Is a Sin of the Highest Order
The attacks on the two suraus (Surau Silaturrahim at Kg Sabak Awor and the Parit Beting Surau), just like the spate of attacks on the places of worship since January 8, must be condemned by all Malaysians
Jan 29, 2010 | 0 comments
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But The Word “Allah” Is A Word In The English Dictionary
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N.H. CHAN
If you look for the word “Allah” in any English dictionary you will find it there and it will read something like this:
Allah /al-luh/ noun the name of God among the Muslims.
I find the above in a little Oxford English Dictionary. If you are using Collins English Dictionary you will also find the word [...]
Jan 20, 2010 | 3 comments
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Ipoh, Peyton Place And The Four Wives Club
Ipoh has been called Bougainvillea City, Hill City, City of Millionaires but few know it as Peyton Place
Jan 05, 2010 | 0 comments
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A Caring Society Is The Answer To 1malaysia Concept
This time of the year has always been the season for “goodwill and well wishes.”
Jan 05, 2010 | 0 comments
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With Perak’s Heritage Sinking Fast – We Float A New Proposal
Just over a month ago it became public knowledge that Perak’s only surviving tin mining bucket dredge was “in danger of flipping over
Dec 21, 2009 | 24 comments
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Stop The Cruelty To Animals
Stop The Cruelty To Animals
A group of big, burly men in red fatigues descended on Teluk Intan yesterday morning (14.1.2010) and went on a rampage against stray dogs and unlicensed dogs. They hunted down the unsuspecting, defenceless preys, using a lasso on a long pole to drag the dogs into a truck, breaking the necks of [...]