Malaysian Indian Congress asks Minnal FM to unite nation's Indian community
Kuala Lumpur, May 19 (ANI): The Malaysian Indian Congress information chief M. Saravanan has asked the Minnal FM to play a more effective role in uniting the country's Indian community.
The Deputy Federal Territories Minister also said that the radio station could play an important role in disseminating accurate and relevant information about Malaysian Government's schemes for the Indians community, who otherwise feels neglected.
Minnal FM, formerly known as Radio 6, is Malaysia's national Tamil radio station that comes under the Malaysian Ministry of Information.
It was the first 24-hour Tamil language broadcast service in the world. It serves as a source of information and entertainment not only to Indian Malaysians, but also to people of Indian origin worldwide as well as Tamil enthusiasts. (ANI)
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