British India goes brave and bold


Eye-catching: Passers-by walking past photographs of The Star's moderate voices such as Marina, Zainah and Azmi that has been incorporated as a unique backdrop to the retail store's window display. (Inset) 'Moderate' supporter Liew.

PETALING JAYA: Clothing line BritishIndia has thrown its support behind The Star’s moderation campaign by creating a unique visual display at its store windows that carry the message of moderation.

Photographs of The Star’s moderate voices, who are also columnists and contributors to the paper, such as Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir, Zainah Anwar and Azmi Sharom were put up as the background image.

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