Vidyananthan (middle in light blue shirt) with the crowd at the state-level event.
PONTIAN: Human resources and unity committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said the state government hopes to see more parents register their children at some 206 Tabika Perpaduan statewide.
He said the kindergartens overall lacked enrolment of Chinese and Indian pupils despite only charging minimal fees.
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