Indian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur urged to include signs in Tamil
Malaysia Sun
Wednesday 10th March, 2010
(ANI)
The Indian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur has been urged to include Tamil on its signage, as approximately 75 percent people using its facilities speak Tamil.
The Star Online quoted Alternative Action Team president B. Kalaivanar as saying that airline companies like Air India, Indian Airlines and Jet Airways should also include Tamil in their announcements.
These airlines should appoint flight attendants who are proficient in Tamil the language because nearly 95 percent of its passengers are South Indian, he added.
Kalaivanar would be leading a delegation to present a memorandum on the issue to the Indian High Commission on Friday. (ANI)
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| By poda, 03-10-10, 11:29 AM |
Indian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur urged to include signs in Tamilindian high com does not need simpleton telling them how to do their work, simple local issue like clean water and lighting, or even good transportation problems in the rural areas affecting the indians here took years and many are still pending , what is the puttumayam kalaivanar is babbling about? take care of more pertinent issues ok? |
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