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PLEDGES TO FULFILL

FOLLOWING Barisan Nasional’s victory in the 13th general election, now is the time for the coalition to fulfill its pledges to the people.

ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES

THERE is a new trend of smoking, electronic or electric cigarettes.

PENSIONER’S PLIGHT

SOME government pensioners in the lower income group have a meagre income, but the government has done much in improving their scheme from time to time.

A GOOD OMEN

EVEN as Barack Obama is re-elected president of the United States of America for the second term, the 13th general election here saw Barisan Nasional led by Datuk Seri Najib Razak securing a simple majority to form the government for the next five years.

TOURISM TRAINING: Make courses compulsory now

TOURISM TRAINING: Make courses compulsory now

THE Association of Tourism Training Institutes of Malaysia (ATTIM) conducted a two-day travel and tours management course (TTMC) recently in Malacca.

MALAYSIA, A VIBRANT ECONOMY: Nation's report card good

THERE are many reports on the Malaysian economy based on specific areas like debts, which can be misleading and give a skewed picture.

MALAYSIAN SUMMER: Just accept polls results and move on

MUCH has been said of the opposition leader's current political manoeuvre. The most common view is that he had been priming for this political agitation.

RALLIES NOT PRODUCTIVE: Pakatan should accept reality, move on

THE 13th General Election is over, but opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is still disillusioned that Pakatan's dream to occupy Putrajaya did not materialise.

CRIME WATCH SOCIETY: Partner police in fighting crime

THE new Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi should head a Crime Watch Society for the urban and rural communities, as well as in states and districts, to mitigate crime.

WALK THE TALK: High hopes for Low to fight graft

DATUK Paul Low, the newly appointed minister in the Prime Minister's Department was impressive and showed promise when he answered the questions posed to him by Chandra Devi Renganayar and Suzanna Pillay in their article, "Low aims for bold anti-graft measures" NST, May 19.

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