Indian Politics In Malaysia

All political parties representing the Indians should unite and work together for the betterment of the community, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has said.

A member of Malaysia's ruling coalition, who is contesting in the May 5 general elections, is busy picking up key Tamil words to use in his speeches to woo the minority ethnic Indian community in his constituency.

Ahead of general elections in Malaysia, the 950,000-strong ethnic Indian community, mostly Tamils, is being wooed by both the ruling and opposition parties with catchy Tamil songs, pamphlets and online videos.

An ethnic Indian Sikh has been elected as the first woman president of Punjabi Malaysia party, the 24-year-old political group that was formed to take care of the interest of the Sikh community in the country.

All political parties representing the Indians should unite and work together for the betterment of the community, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has said.

A member of Malaysia's ruling coalition, who is contesting in the May 5 general elections, is busy picking up key Tamil words to use in his speeches to woo the minority ethnic Indian community in his constituency.

Ahead of general elections in Malaysia, the 950,000-strong ethnic Indian community, mostly Tamils, is being wooed by both the ruling and opposition parties with catchy Tamil songs, pamphlets and online videos.

An ethnic Indian Sikh has been elected as the first woman president of Punjabi Malaysia party, the 24-year-old political group that was formed to take care of the interest of the Sikh community in the country.