Kuala Lumpur  - A Malaysian man foiled his own attempted burglary when he left a trail of engine oil from a farm where he stole two generator sets back to his home, a news report said Tuesday.

The man was believed to have broken into the farm in the southern state of Johor early Sunday, and drove off with the generators, the Star daily said.

Farm owner Chia Kok Guan said workers found a trail of black oil on the dirt road, and followed it to a house located about 1 kilometre away.

Kuala Lumpur, Mar 2 : Malaysia''s Director-General for Immigration, Mahmood Adam, has said that the 43 Indian nationals detained here would return home this week.

"Forty-three nationals, who have been languishing in an Immigration detention depot for nearly two months, will be sent in batches between Thursday and Saturday," NST Online quoted Adam as saying.

Their employer had purchased flights tickets for them and they will be sent through Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, Adam added.

He further said that another eight Indian nationals, who were part of the group and who were not detained, were making a claim against their employer for unpaid salaries.

Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 28 : Malaysian Chinese Association has urged the government to lift the condition on the usage of word "Allah" in Christian Publications.

MCA Political education Bureau head Gan Ping Sieu said condition usage of "Allah" in print form was unacceptable and an affront to common sense.

Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 28 : A charge by the sister of the late Malay Indian Hemalatha Kasippillai that the Malaysian Consulate General in Mumbai had not been in touch with the aggrieved family, has been rejected by Consulate General Wisma.

Hemalatha's sister Ratna Raja had claimed that Wisma Putra did not make any attempt to communicate with any family member regarding the progress or developments in the wake of the tragedy, or assist them in bringing back the body.

She said all communication was initiated by Hemalatha''s relatives, who left her contact number with the Consul-General in Mumbai.

Kuala Lumpur - Leaders of developing Muslim nations agreed Friday to set up a regional seed bank as part of initiatives aimed at boosting agricultural production and averting a possible food crisis.

The agreement came as agriculture ministers and business officials from the Group of Eight developing Islamic countries, or D8, ended a two-day meeting in Kuala Lumpur.

Some of the main endeavours under their Kuala Lumpur Initiative were establishing a D8 Umbrella Seed Bank and enhancing joint-venture projects to build more fertilizer plants in member countries.

Kuala Lumpur - Leaders of developing Muslim nations agreed Friday to set up a regional seed bank as part of initiatives aimed at boosting agricultural production and averting a possible food crisis.

The agreement came as agriculture ministers and business officials from the Group of Eight developing Islamic countries, or D8, ended a two-day meeting in Kuala Lumpur.

Some of the main endeavours under their Kuala Lumpur Initiative were establishing a D8 Umbrella Seed Bank and enhancing joint-venture projects to build more fertilizer plants in member countries.