Comeback

10 years ago...

this country had seen the wake of a great community. Thamizans.
No social media was as famous as this to spread news. We were literally was stronger with our motive, that is to stand up against what is rightfully belong to us.

Yes, it was the Hindraf gathering. No violence but just the voice of the people, and to your amazement, it gathered 100,000 people with smaller exposure and widespread news. First 'MASS' gathering the country had seen and terrified with the power of unity.

Current...

What happen 10 years ago, remains as it is. History. Aren't we gutted to be in this way, to be ignorant the way our community is heading today? Or does no one believe that no point in raising up issues as it falls on deaf ears? 

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