KUALA LUMPUR: RapidKL will provide additional bus services to accommodate passengers travelling to Batu Caves for Thaipusam on Tuesday.

PETALING JAYA: Many, including overseas buyers, regard the Malaysian golden arowana as a good luck charm and symbol of prosperity.

REMBAU: Sixty Muslims who patronised a computerised gambling premises near Taboh Naning, here, were detained in a raid early Saturday.

ALOR SETAR: The gag order issued on Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Azizan Abdul Razak shows his position as the state leader is not respected by Pakatan Rakyat.

KUALA LUMPUR: Former director-general of Museums Department, Datuk Dr Adi Taha, 60, died from cancer at his house in Setapak here, early Saturday.

PEKAN: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak launched the National Service (NS) Volunteer Brigade Saturday, giving former NS trainees the opportunity to serve society.

MUAR: Ex-Selangor PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Ali claims 72% cent of the party's leadership is now controlled by a secular group "who are in collusion with DAP and PKR."

KOTA KINABALU: A businessman is claiming that he is the man being sought by the authorities for graft.

ALOR SETAR: Local companies with technological know-how on waste disposal matters are invited to submit proposals on the use of high-tech incinerators in the country.

KUCHING: The Sarawak Teachers Union (STU) is not in favour of importing English voluntary teachers from the United States, under the English Teaching Assistants (ETA) programme to beef up the English standard among the students in the state.

PEKAN: The esprit de corp shown by past national leaders must always be maintained and practised by everyone, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

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KUALA TERENGGANU: Over half of the 2,035 unregistered daycare centres nationwide made the mistake of setting up their operations even before getting approval from the authorities.

MORE Indians are now giving their support to Barisan Nasional, MIC deputy president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam said.

A 74-YEAR-OLD bedridden woman starved to death after her husband, who had been taking care of her, collapsed and died at their home in Hong Kong, China Press reported.

A HOMELESS woman has been staying in over 30 mosques in the Klang Valley for the past two years, reported Harian Metro.

PUTRAJAYA: Five state Kita chiefs have rebelled against Datuk Seri Zaid Ibrahim, who an­­nounced his decision to dissolve the party.

PETALING JAYA: The Health Ministry should scrap plans to change the entire healthcare system under the 1Care for 1Malaysia plan, said medical experts and concerned citizen groups.

IPOH: The proposal for the 1Care for 1Malaysia plan to revamp the country?s healthcare sytem will only be ready in two years.

KAJANG: A Colombian gang skilled in disabling sophisticated alarm systems before carting away ATM machines was caught in the act by police.

PETALING JAYA: Many parents now have no other choice but to entrust the care of their children to strangers.

MARANG: The public need not worry about their savings in the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) despite the money to be used to fund loans for the purchase of public housing projects, said the Prime Minister.

PETALING JAYA: It?s official -- the highly prized Malaysian golden arowana has been declared as the best golden arowana species in the world by an international body.

GEORGE TOWN: Kavadi maker R. Karunagaran is toiling day and night to meet the demands of his customers as Thaipusam beckons.

KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah-made Chinese New Year video greeting in Hakka is the latest clip to have gone viral with close to 300,000 views within 10 days.

JOHOR BARU: The house of Johor PAS deputy commissioner Dzulkefly Ahmad was splashed with petrol and set ablaze in an early morning fire here.

KUALA LUMPUR: RapidKL will provide additional bus services to accommodate passengers travelling to Batu Caves for Thaipusam on Tuesday.

PETALING JAYA: Many, including overseas buyers, regard the Malaysian golden arowana as a good luck charm and symbol of prosperity.

REMBAU: Sixty Muslims who patronised a computerised gambling premises near Taboh Naning, here, were detained in a raid early Saturday.

ALOR SETAR: The gag order issued on Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Azizan Abdul Razak shows his position as the state leader is not respected by Pakatan Rakyat.

KUALA LUMPUR: Former director-general of Museums Department, Datuk Dr Adi Taha, 60, died from cancer at his house in Setapak here, early Saturday.

PEKAN: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak launched the National Service (NS) Volunteer Brigade Saturday, giving former NS trainees the opportunity to serve society.

MUAR: Ex-Selangor PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Ali claims 72% cent of the party's leadership is now controlled by a secular group "who are in collusion with DAP and PKR."

KOTA KINABALU: A businessman is claiming that he is the man being sought by the authorities for graft.

ALOR SETAR: Local companies with technological know-how on waste disposal matters are invited to submit proposals on the use of high-tech incinerators in the country.

KUCHING: The Sarawak Teachers Union (STU) is not in favour of importing English voluntary teachers from the United States, under the English Teaching Assistants (ETA) programme to beef up the English standard among the students in the state.

PEKAN: The esprit de corp shown by past national leaders must always be maintained and practised by everyone, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

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KUALA TERENGGANU: Over half of the 2,035 unregistered daycare centres nationwide made the mistake of setting up their operations even before getting approval from the authorities.

MORE Indians are now giving their support to Barisan Nasional, MIC deputy president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam said.

A 74-YEAR-OLD bedridden woman starved to death after her husband, who had been taking care of her, collapsed and died at their home in Hong Kong, China Press reported.

A HOMELESS woman has been staying in over 30 mosques in the Klang Valley for the past two years, reported Harian Metro.

PUTRAJAYA: Five state Kita chiefs have rebelled against Datuk Seri Zaid Ibrahim, who an­­nounced his decision to dissolve the party.

PETALING JAYA: The Health Ministry should scrap plans to change the entire healthcare system under the 1Care for 1Malaysia plan, said medical experts and concerned citizen groups.

IPOH: The proposal for the 1Care for 1Malaysia plan to revamp the country?s healthcare sytem will only be ready in two years.

KAJANG: A Colombian gang skilled in disabling sophisticated alarm systems before carting away ATM machines was caught in the act by police.

PETALING JAYA: Many parents now have no other choice but to entrust the care of their children to strangers.

MARANG: The public need not worry about their savings in the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) despite the money to be used to fund loans for the purchase of public housing projects, said the Prime Minister.

PETALING JAYA: It?s official -- the highly prized Malaysian golden arowana has been declared as the best golden arowana species in the world by an international body.

GEORGE TOWN: Kavadi maker R. Karunagaran is toiling day and night to meet the demands of his customers as Thaipusam beckons.

KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah-made Chinese New Year video greeting in Hakka is the latest clip to have gone viral with close to 300,000 views within 10 days.

JOHOR BARU: The house of Johor PAS deputy commissioner Dzulkefly Ahmad was splashed with petrol and set ablaze in an early morning fire here.

KUALA LUMPUR: A Malaysian consortium will be set up to undertake the RM6.6bil Padma multi-purpose bridge project in Bangladesh after both nations sign a government-to-government memorandum-of-understanding (MOU) by the end of this month.

KUALA LUMPUR: Gold prices are expected to rally this year with an average forecast of US$1,975 per ounce, serving as a good hedge against global uncertain environment.

PETALING JAYA:Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd?s (F&N) net profit for its first quarter ended Dec 31, 2011 plunged 61% to RM41.75mil from RM107.08mil in the previous corresponding period, mainly due to the loss of the Coca-Cola business and operating losses arising from the Thailand floods last year.

The outlook on the rating is negative, the agency said in a statement.

PETALING JAYA: Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd might see a positive change in fortunes after the Asia Petroleum Hub (APH) saga took a positive turn with CIMB Bank-led restructuring is reportedly in the works.

EVERGREEN Fibreboard Bhd hit an intra-day high of RM1.11 in early deals, the best level in almost six months before reversing to close marginally easier, shedding one sen to RM1.08 owing to profit-taking activity yesterday.

IT?S the New Year, and surprise, surprise, you?ve put on a few pounds!

THE Klang Valley My Rapid Transit (KVMRT), the country?s largest infrastructure project, is already gaining traction with the recent award of the two big packages worth RM1.74bil.

The kickoff of the country?s largest infrastructure project ? the Klang Valley My Rapid Transit (KVMRT) ? could spark re-ratings across several sectors starting with the construction sector which is the direct beneficiary.

Angie Ng feels that a well-governed affordable-housing project will go a long way to making more people happy.

UNDER the Greater KL/ Klang Valley Land Public Transport Master Plan draft, the Government has generally identified the locations of the other two mass rapid transit (MRT2) lines.

Out of love for legal literature, Datuk Seri Visu Sinnadurai has come up with a book that showcases speeches by some of the world?s most prominent figures in the law fraternity.

THE 15th instalment of the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) Media Workshop 2012 in Bandung, Indonesia next month will address the perennial question whether the rise of digital media is providing traditional media with opportunities to survive and prosper.

MARKETING communications firm Y&R Malaysia will be relying on its ?Box of Tricks? to stay ahead of the competition and to weather the challengesthis year.