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PAS Now Scrutinised for Allegedly Asking Kelantan Voters to Vote in Selangor
A viral screenshot of a PAS Selangor Facebook post has gained traction on X. X users have less than kind remarks towards the opposition party as many agree they’re probably not the best choice for the most developed region in the country. PAS scrutinised for allegedly asking Kelantan voters to vote here Setelah berpuluh tahun mengundi menyebabkan negeri asal ketinggalan, mereka kini berniat…
Being scrutinised
Growing up, I was dealing with a disability I didn’t know about. Being born with a disability and struggling with even the basics, meant it became clear I didn’t fit into other people’s idea of perfect.
Although my disability was never spoken about, there was scrutiny around the things I couldn’t do. But no matter how many obstacles I had to cross, I had to rise above those, otherwise I would have sunk. Believing in myself is the hardest thing I’ve had to do. Being scrutinised because I struggled to learn, presented itself daily.
I didn’t get school and the more those issues were ignored, the more I mentally and emotionally struggled. Eventually you are programmed to believe what you live, and that seeps into your psyche, into your life and into your relationships, made worse because you live with and deal with an ongoing disability.
It was obvious my life wasn’t about me, but I was going to have to make it about me. Fast forward to 46, and my writing journey through my blog, The CP Diary began. Through my blog, I am me with no mental or emotional struggles.
Although I still struggle with my disability and the enormity of how I got to this place, the ‘universe’ has paved the way for me to do what I do.
Yes, I have been told many times through readings that my blog is the start of the journey I was always destined to have.
For more inspirational, life-changing blogs, please check out my site https://www.thecpdiary.com
Only 0.35% of Income Tax returns filed last year to be scrutinised: CBDT
Only 0.35% of Income Tax returns filed last year to be scrutinised: CBDT
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NEW DELHI: The Income Tax (I-T) department on Thursday said it has picked up only high tax evasion cases for scrutiny, which account for around 0.35 per cent of the 6.86 crore returns filed for Assessment Year 2017-18.
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) chairman Sushil Chandra said that the department has faith on the income tax payers, but will not allow evaders to scot free.
“We have…
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Sydney bio-hacker who implanted Opal Card into hand fined for not using valid ticket
Sydney bio-hacker who implanted Opal Card into hand fined for not using valid ticket
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Photo: Meow-Ludo holding an Opal Card in its original form. (ABC News: Nick Dole)
A bio-hacker who implanted an Opal Card chip into his hand has been fined for not using a valid train ticket, in an unprecedented court action.
Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow, 33, surgically implanted an Opal Card chip into his hand last…
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Oh Me, Oh My.
A Study Of Butterflies
A Study Of Butterflies
Clocks beat their incessant rhythm;
time told by ticks you hear,
time is the air you breathe,
time is the harder push and kick under water.
I am acutely aware of the struggle,
the weight of water above, suffocating,
and the darkness below.
When I see you turn and stare,
a smile dusted with sugar and sprinkles,
I know it’s too late; the ticking stopped.
I’m pinned to a board for you,
splayed in…
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Barclays more scrutinised than any other UK high street bank
Barclays was subjected to more regulatory attention than any other UK high street bank in 2014, receiving 186 visits from the Financial Conduct Authority’s officials.
The high level of regulatory scrutiny on the bank was revealed by a freedom of information request.
It shows Barclays received more than twice as many visits as HSBC, which was called on by FCA staff 85 times during the year. The data, obtained by Bloomberg, was published following the resignation of Martin Wheatley, the regulator’s boss, last week after he was told his five-year contract was not going to be renewed.
Martin Wheatley. Photograph: Lewis Whyld/PA
Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, both bailed out by the taxpayer in the wake of the banking crisis, received 65 and 58 visits respectively.
The number of visits are determined by the business mix of each bank. Barclays, for instance, not only has a high street bank and investment banking arm but also a major presence in credit cards through its Barclaycard operations.
All the banks have received fines from the FCA in recent years, although Barclays has been the focus of public attention since the £290m fine for rigging Libor in 2012.
Barclays is now being run by John McFarlane, who is taking an executive role after Antony Jenkins was pushed out as chief executive earlier this month. There is speculation that he wants to accelerate efforts to cut costs, which could lead to more job losses on top of the 19,000 announced last year.
The bank is also gradually phasing out the Woolwich brand it has used for its mortgage products since it bought the former building society 15 years ago.
New Post has been published on The Rakyat Post
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Solution against illegals immigrants in Sabah to be released after RCI report
KOTA KINABALU, April 15:
A total policy on a long-term solution to the illegal immigrant issue in Sabah will be drawn up after the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report on the matter in the state is released.
Deputy Home Minister Datuk Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said the report was important to explain the issues on illegal immigrants in Sabah.
“The RCI will report the results of its investigation to Parliament. The Cabinet will decide on the action to be taken.”
He said this after attending an excellence award ceremony at the Malaysian Immigration Department here, today.
He said the government would issue a policy on illegal immigrants after all matters had been scrutinised.
Currently, he said, the related government agencies could not act outside existing jurisdiction and policy.
Commenting on the security issue in Sabah, Wan Junaidi said the government would endeavour to speed up approvals to government agencies in the state seeking to acquire assets and manpower to carry out their duties.
He said prompt action was necessary to ensure their personnel could carry out their duties without having to wait for an intrusion before acting.
As such, he said the Special Tactical Group, one of the units which had been set up to face illegal immigrants, would be expanded nationwide to ensure effective enforcement.
The unit was now operating in Negeri Sembilan.
He said the issue of illegal immigrants in Sabah and Labuan was quite complex and required a different approach.
