Returning home after 4 and half years of self imposed exile, P Waythamoorthy, marks the closing of 1st chapter of the struggle of Hindraf. [VIDEO]
Returning home after 4 and half years of self imposed exile, P Waythamoorthy, marks the closing of 1st chapter of the struggle of the movement said national advisor of Hindraf Makkal Sakthi N Ganesan.
According to the movement’s chairman, P Waytha Moorthy, the 1st stage was successful as Hindraf managed to removed the fears of Malaysian Indians.
Animal welfare activists protested outside Parliament, urging the government to bring home three Malaysian elephants on loan to a Japan zoo.
APU students joined food rescue efforts at The Lost Food Project, helping reduce food waste while supporting vulnerable communities.
Three Malaysian elephants named Dara, Amoi and Kelat are now in Osaka under a 25-year deal. Here is their full story — from rescue to Japan.
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