sun2surf, sep 02 2010 -- Charles Ramendran

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 1, 2010): It is almost certain that the murder suspect arrested by Indian police in Chennai on Aug 24 is high-profile Malaysian fugitive Michael Soosai, who is sought here for a string of cheating cases and also for faking his own death.

the star, sep 01

By MANJIT KAUR

GEORGE TOWN: A discipline teacher of a secondary school in Bukit Jambul who used racial slurs and vulgar words against five students has apologised for his actions.

The parents who attended a two-hour meeting with the school’s senior assistant and representatives of the Parent-Teacher Association had accepted his apology.

C.Umashankar IAS., (1990 batch) -- I was selected for appointment as an IAS Officer by the Union Public Service Commission against SC quota and allotted to Tamil Nadu cadre during 1990. I joined the Service on 20^th August 1990.

CHENNAI, Aug 31 (Bernama) -- Malaysian fugitive Michael Soosai, the alleged master fraudster who faked his death in Malaysia about a decade ago, and was linked to the murder of a Malaysian in south India, was tracked down by sophisticated technology.

Following a slick three-month operation, the 47-year-old fugitive was nabbed at a Chennai hotel last Thursday, Coimbatore Police Commissioner C. Sylendra Babu told Bernama Tuesday.

FMT,

By G Vinod

KUALA LUMPUR: The Gerakan Anti-Samy Vellu (GAS) movement has urged the Home Ministry to freeze Tamil Nesan's publishing permit. GAS coordinator KP Samy said action must be taken against the daily, owned by MIC president S

the malay mail,

MARHALIM ABAS

Monday, August 30th, 2010 12:57:00

SHAH ALAM: Happy Merdeka. What a great Merdeka gift!

Those were the first public comments made by a doctor after he was discharged and acquitted by the High Court for murdering his 46-year-old wife at their home in Rawang three years ago

The Times of India, P Pawan, MUMBAI MIRROR, Aug 29, 2010

'The recent sex and drug scandals that have rocked the Telugu film industry are only the tip of the iceberg as big names of stars and filmmakers tumble out of the closet. ';

Ravi Teja's brothers after their arrest (Mumbai Mirror)

Glamour and power can be heady. But behind the shosha of showbiz lie the ubiquitous dirt about which reams have already been written. Mafia money, prostitution, the casting couch and drug abuse — the not-so-glamorous aspects of the glamour world — are such open secrets they no longer raise an eyebrow

By MANJIT KAUR

By SARBAN SINGH