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7,000 Indians Get Malaysian Citizenship: Malaysian Indian Congress President
After years of battling bureaucracy, about 7,000 Indians who were born in Malaya before its independence from Britain have at last obtained Malaysian citizenship.
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Ethnic Indian Party Facing Leadership Crisis in Malaysia
Malaysia's largest ethnic Indian party, Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) is facing its biggest leadership crisis ever over elections for its central working committee lineup, forcing Prime Minister Najib Razak to step in to resolve the issue plaguing the coalition partner.
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Malaysia's Ethnic Indian Leader Dies
T Rajagopalu, a former top leader of Malaysia's largest ethnic Indian political party Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), died today at the age of 63.
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Malaysian Indian Congress emerges younger after poll
The Malaysian Indian Congress has emerged somewhat younger, but full of internal squabbles, from its 63rd general assembly.
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Malaysian Indian leaders set for fiery debate
Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) chief S Samy Vellu has challenged his arch rival S Subramaniam for a public debate.
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7,000 Indians Get Malaysian Citizenship: Malaysian Indian Congress President
After years of battling bureaucracy, about 7,000 Indians who were born in Malaya before its independence from Britain have at last obtained Malaysian citizenship.
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Ethnic Indian Party Facing Leadership Crisis in Malaysia
Malaysia's largest ethnic Indian party, Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) is facing its biggest leadership crisis ever over elections for its central working committee lineup, forcing Prime Minister Najib Razak to step in to resolve the issue plaguing the coalition partner.
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Malaysia's Ethnic Indian Leader Dies
T Rajagopalu, a former top leader of Malaysia's largest ethnic Indian political party Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), died today at the age of 63.
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Malaysian Indian Congress emerges younger after poll
The Malaysian Indian Congress has emerged somewhat younger, but full of internal squabbles, from its 63rd general assembly.
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Malaysian Indian leaders set for fiery debate
Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) chief S Samy Vellu has challenged his arch rival S Subramaniam for a public debate.
