Jumaat, 4 Mac 2011

Lim Kit Siang

Lim Kit Siang


Why no protest by CSL at Ling and Chan being singled out for corruption charges in connection with RM12.5 billion PKFZ scandal without any Umno personality being charged?

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 10:50 PM PST

Many questions are swirling in the minds of Malaysians over the corruption charges against former MCA President, Tun Dr. Ling Liong Sik and former MCA Deputy President, Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy in connection with the RM12.5 billion Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) scandal which do not enhance public confidence in the independence, professionalism and [...]

NEP overwhelming Najib’s reforms, say reports

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 08:02 PM PST

By Shannon Teoh The Malaysian Insider March 04, 2011 KUALA LUMPUR, March 4 — New York-based business newspapers took aim at the Najib administration's reform policies today, claiming that a "phony war on affirmative action" has failed to overcome pessimism in the local market. The Wall Street Journal said in an opinion article that the [...]

DUN PENGKALAN KUNDOR

DUN PENGKALAN KUNDOR


Solat hajat & bicara pergolakan Asia Barat

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:58 PM PST

Kubang Rotan ,4 Mac 2011 : Markaz PAS Kawasan Kubang Rotan telah menganjurkan majlis solat hajat bersempena PRK dun Kerdau dan Merlimau.Pengisian dimulakan setelah selesai solat maghrib berjemaah ,diikuti bacaan surah yasin. Kemudiannya solat isyak dan hajat secara berjemaah.









Majlis diteruskan lagi dengan ceramah berkenaan isu pergolakan Asia Barat oleh penceramah jemputan NGO TERAS, diwakili oleh Presiden dan Setiausaha TERAS.

Ceramah pertama disampaikan oleh Setiausaha TERAS Ustaz Tarmizi. Disamping itu, ceramah beliau diisi tayangan tentang pergolakan Asia Barat.
















Antara jemputan dan tetamu yang hadir.















Penceramah kedua oleh Presiden TERAS ,Tn. Hj Azmi Abdul Hamid.












Ceramah penutup oleh YDP PAS kawasan Kuala Kedah, Dato' Hj Phahrolrazi Zawawi.












majlis berakhir sekitar jam 12.00 malam.

Anwar Ibrahim

Anwar Ibrahim


Program Jelajah Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim Ke Perak

Posted: 04 Mar 2011 01:01 AM PST

Ubah Sekarang / Selamatkan Malaysia

6 Mac 2011 (Ahad)

Program 1
3 ptg – Wacana Ilmu

Lokasi : Balai Tassawur Islam, Simpang Empat,
Gunung Semanggol, Bagan Serai

Pewacana:
1. YB Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim
2. YBhg Dato' Siddique Fadzil
3. YBhg Dr Muhammad Nur Manuty

Program 2
7.30 – 8.30 malam – Solat dan Tazkirah Maghrib

Lokasi: Surau Mujahidin, Kampung Kedai, Parit Buntar

Program 3
9.00 – 12.00 malam – Ceramah 1 – Ubah Sekarang / Selamatkan Malaysia

Lokasi: Markas PAS Titi Serong, Parit Buntar

Penceramah:
1. YB Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim
2. YB Mujahid Yusof
3. YB Chan Ming Kai
4. YB Yunus Jamhari
5. YBhg Dr Muhammad Nur Manuty

Program 4
9.00 – 12.00 malam – Ceramah Perdana – Ubah Sekarang / Selamatkan Malaysia

Lokasi: Dataran KeADILan, Pekan Batu Kurau, Larut

Penceramah:
1. YB Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim
2. YB S Kasevan
3. YBhg Anuar Tahir
4. YBhg Dr Muhammad Nur Manuty

Kronologi Fitnah2: Taufik Menggigil Ketika Disoal Balas

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 11:28 PM PST

Dari KeadilanDaily

Bicara dalam perbicaraan untuk mengenepikan bukti kes Fitnah II yang diperoleh secara tidak sah bersambung hari ini.

Pasukan peguam bela Ketua Umum KEADILAN, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim dijangka memanggil Ahli Parlimen Subang, Sivarasa Rasiah sebagai saksi peguam bela.

Sivarasa bertindak sebagai peguam Anwar pada hari beliau ditahan pada 16 Julai 2008.

Berikut adalah kronologi perbicaraan hari ini:

8.50 am – Anwar dan isteri, Datuk Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ibrahim tiba di galeri awam.

9.23 am – Mahkamah mula bersidang. DPP Yusof memberitahu Hakim Zabidin beliau mahu menyoal Anwar sekali lagi.

9.24 am – Anwar mengambil tempat di kandang saksi.

9.27 am – DPP Yusoff menunjukkan satu dokumen kepada Anwar dipercayai salinan waran tangkap pada hari beliau ditahan pada 16 Julai 2008.

9.28 am – Peguam Anwar, Karpal Singh membantah Yusoff dan mahu salinan asal ditunjukkan di mahkamah dan bukannya salinan semata-mata.

9.33 am – Karpal marah kepada DPP Yusoff dan mahu beliau lebih serius dalam membentangkan kes pendakwa.
"Jangan ketawa!" bentak Karpal kepada Yusoff.

9.37 am – DPP Yusoff meneruskan soal balas dan bertanya Anwar sama ada beliau boleh mengingati ada menandatangani sebarang dokumen pada hari beliau ditahan.

9.38 am – Anwar menjawab beliau ada menandatangani dokumen tertentu pada hari beliau ditahan.

9.40 am – DPP Yusoff menunjukkan satu dokumen dipercayai rakaman keterangan Anwar di bawah Seksyen 112 Kanun Jenayah Keseksaan pada hari beliau ditahan.

Sewaktu menunjukkan dokumen tersebut, Yusoff seakan-akan cuba menyindir Karpal 'ia salinan asal'.

9.42 am – Anwar mengambil masa untuk meneliti dokumen tersebut. Menurut beliau, beliau sudah melalui pengalaman dokumen dipinda dan dipalsukan sebelum ini. Justeru beliau perlu meneliti rakaman percakapan yang ditandatanganinya untuk memastikan tiada pindaan dilakukan.

9.52 am – Mahkamah berehat selama 15 minit untuk membolehkan pendakwa raya membuat salinan borang rakaman percakapan Anwar untuk rujukan mahkamah dan peguam bela.

10.25 am – Ahli Parlimen Lembah Pantai, Nurul Izzah tiba di galeri awam.

10.32 am – Mahkamah bersidang semula.

10.35 am – Anwar meneliti salinan rakaman percakapan dan juga borang rakaman percakapan asal. Terdapat perbezaan besar antara kedua-duanya. Dalam salinan asal, tertera perkataan 'SULIT' pada muka satu namun perkataan itu tiada pada salinan fotokopi muka surat yang sama. Muka surat kedua yang mengandungi tandatangan Anwar pada salinan asal tidak terdapat dalam salinan fotokopi yang diberikan pendakwa raya.

10.51 am – DPP Yusoff cuba menjelaskan perbezaan antara salinan asal dan salinan fotokopi borang rakaman percakapan yang ditanda sebagai TWT2 tetapi Zabidin serta mahkamah tidak faham.

Anwar berkata melihat kepada salinan asal serta salinan fotokopi, ia tidak sama.

"Apa yang diberikan kepada saya, yang didakwa sebagai sebagai salinan fotokopi borang asal, bukanlah salinan kepada borang itu," kata Anwar.

11.02 am – Zabidin kelihatan seperti berang dan bosan dengan DPP Yusoff yang terus membuang masa mahkamah dan memanjangkan perbicaraan dengan memberi salinan fotokopi borang rakaman percakapan yang berbeza daripada salinan asal.

11.04 am – Sivarasa Rasiah mengambil tempat sebagai saksi.

11.07 am – Menurut Sivarasa, Anwar sepatutnya sudah dilepaskan selepas percakapan beliau dirakam. Namun, DSP Jude Pereira walaupun sebelum ini memberitahu kenyataan Anwar sudah selesai dirakam, membuat keputusan untuk terus menahan Anwar di lokap tersebut. Menurut Sivarasa Rasiah, DSP Jude menyatakan itu adalah keputusan beliau sendiri untuk menahan Anwar.

"Ini keputusan saya untuk menahan beliau," kata Jude Pereira, seperti diceritakan Sivarasa.

11.26 am – Karpal memberitahu mahkamah beliau mahu memanggil bekas Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Musa Hassan serta bekas Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah, Datuk Bakri Zinin untuk memberi keterangan

11.31 am – Mahkamah berehat sebentar.

11.53 am – DPP Yusoff memanggil Superintendan Ahmad Taufik Abdullah, 49 tahun untuk memberi keterangan. Taufik, beliau bertugas di Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah, Bahagian Siasatan Khas D9, Bukit Aman dan berkhidmat dalam polis selama 29 tahun.

11.57 am – DSP Taufik memberitahu writ waran tangkap diterima Superintendan Taufik daripada pegawai penyiasat DSP Jude Pereira.

12.01 pm – DSP Taufik memberitahu beliau diarah menangkap Anwar sekiranya Ketua Pembangkang itu tidak terus ke IPKKL selepas selesai memberi keterangan di Putrajaya berhubung pemalsuan bukti kes mata lebam 1998.

12.03 pm – Menjawab soalan Karpal Singh, Taufik memberitahu Anwar ditangkap berhampiran kediaman beliau di Jalan Segambut namun waran tangkap hanya diserah di IPKKL.

Bermula daripada masa mengangkat sumpah saksi sehinggalah sepanjang menjawab soalan daripada pendakwa raya dan peguam bela, Taufik kelihatan menggigil.

12.10 pm – Mahkamah ditangguh dan bersidang semula Isnin jam 8.30 pagi.

Bagaimana Negara Boleh Maju Jika PM Pun Kena Tipu?

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:39 PM PST

Dari Blog Idham Lim

JIKA anda beranggapan semua Perdana Menteri itu adalah orang yang cerdik atau bijak, mungkin anda tersilap. Di negara kita, sukar untuk mendapatkan PM yang bijak yang mampu mengawal jemaah menterinya, bahkan ada kes menteri pula `menipu’ PM. Ertinya, siapa yang bijak dan siapa yang tidak cerdik?

Semalam kita dikejutkan dengan berita Bekas Menteri Pengangkutan, Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy dihadapkan ke mahkamah atas dakwaan menipu bekas PM, Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi berhubung skandal Projek Zon Perdagangan Bebas Pelabuhan Kelang (PKFZ).

Beliau dituduh menipu PM ketika itu bagi meluluskan syarikat Kuala Dimensi Sdn. Bhd. (KDSB) sebagai pemaju siap guna untuk melaksanakan projek Hab Pemindahan di Zon Bebas Pulau Indah dan kerja pengubahsuaian berjumlah RM1.9 bilion di tapak PKFZ antara 2004 dan 2006. Beliau bagaimana pun tidak mengaku bersalah dan telah diikat jamin sebanyak RM 1 juta dan kes akan disebut semula pada 31 Mac nanti.

Skandal PKFZ ini bukan baru kita dengar. Pemimpin pembangkang terutamanya DS Anwar lebih awal mendedahkan kes ini, tetapi seperti biasa pemimpin Umno mendakwa DS Anwar suka mencipta isu dan menyebarkan fitnah. Ketika itu Dr Ling Liong Sik yang sebelum ini turut dilibatkan di dalam skandal ini masih menjadi Menteri dan Presiden MCA. Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy juga begitu. Justeru itu, situasi yang selamat buat mereka ketika itu.

Sekarang mereka menjadi `bekas’ dan `power’ pun sudah hilang. Habis sepah, madu dibuang. Tentulah tidak masuk akal jika mahu dakwa Abdullah Badawi atas skandal ini walaupun sepatutnya beliau perlu bertanggungjawab. Mungkin kerana `tertidor’, maka beliau tidak menyedari ada `penipuan’ berlaku. Benar atau tidak Pak Lah ditipu kita tidak tahu tetapi kedua-dua mereka tidak mengaku bersalah menipu.

Lojiknya, tentulah semasa proses kelulusan projek itu melibatkan banyak pihak bukan di antara Pak Lah dengan mereka sahaja. Agak sukar mahu difikirkan kesemua yang terlibat tidak mengetahui adanya `penipuan’. Jika tahu, mengapa tidak dilaporkan waktu itu kepada PM? Tidakkah itu sebagai satu subahat? Ada dakwaankah kepada yang bersubahat ini?

Akhirnya ada yang berkata wujud `kambing hitam’ untuk menyelamatkan seseorang. Siapa seseorang itu? Atau, sememangnya PM kita ditipu? Jika benar, malang sungguh kita ada PM yang mudah tertipu.

OLEH WFAUZDIN NS

Fracturing Malaysia

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:17 PM PST

From Wall Street Journal

Malaysia was once regarded as one of Asia’s most promising emerging economies, but over the last decade that story has soured. Output growth has cooled, and foreign investment plummeted from its peak in 2008. The government’s failure to speed up economic reform is partly to blame, but the underlying cause of the policy gridlock is social tension. With the United Malays National Organization at its head, the ruling National Front coalition maintains an uneasy peace between the country’s three main ethnic groups: Malays, Indians and Chinese.

Protests by Indian activists last month reveal just how fragile that peace is. The controversy arose late last year when the government announced the addition of “Interlok,” a 1971 Malay-language novel, to the curriculum in some public schools. Cabinet ministers from the Malaysian Indian Congress, the largest ethnic-Indian party in the National Front, cried foul, saying that the novel depicted the Indian community in an offensive way.

The issue ignited furious debate in the Malaysian media but did not at first seem to threaten broader unrest. A group of ethnic-Indian NGOs undertook a formal investigation of the novel’s content and found that it did contain a number of historical errors and misrepresentations. In mid-January the Ministry of Education convened a committee to amend the novel’s offensive bits, apparently satisfying the MIC.

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Protesters gather near Kuala Lumpur to urge the government to ban the controversial Malay-language book Interlok.

The situation intensified, however, when two Indian-rights organizations—the Hindu Rights Action Force, or Hindraf, and a splinter group, the Human Rights Party—called for nationwide protests against both the book and what they say are UMNO’s “racist” policies generally. Hindraf was banned in 2008 for holding a massive antiracism rally the year before, at which hundreds of its supporters were jailed under the country’s stiff Internal Security Act. Last month, police denied the groups’ requests for public-assembly permits and threatened to charge anyone who attended protests with participating in unlawful organizations.

Undeterred, demonstrators took to the streets in several cities, first on Feb. 13 and then in greater numbers last Sunday. Police delivered on the promised crackdown, patrolling the protest route with trucks and keeping water cannons menacingly nearby. Around Kuala Lumpur, officers appeared to be accosting anyone even suspected of being a Hindraf sympathizer. On Sunday over 100 people were jailed, and though most were released the next day, 11 remain under investigation.

This sort of response to peaceful protests shows the troubled state of civil liberties in Malaysia. Since taking office in 2009, Prime Minister Najib Razak has clamped down on the press, jailed bloggers and suppressed public demonstrations, all in the name of maintaining unity and stability. In a speech early last month, he cautioned his countrymen against getting any ideas from the revolutions unfolding in the Arab world. “We will stop any attempt to bring such trouble into Malaysia,” he said.

In part, it was the National Front that created the conditions for the present turmoil to begin with. Less well-off than Malaysia’s Chinese, Indians attribute their economic woes to affirmative-action rules that favor ethnic Malays in hiring and education. Groups like Hindraf accuse the ruling coalition of yielding too readily to nativist Malay voices that agitate against meritocratic reforms.

Political games seem also to be afoot in the Indian groups’ rabble-rousing, though. Hindraf and the HRP are likely using the present conflict to galvanize the Indian community ahead of a general election expected later this year. They may even calculate that an excessively harsh reaction by the government or ethnic-Malay factions to protests will win them additional public favor.

But the MIC has distanced itself from last month’s unrest, and even opposition parties like the National Justice Party, or PKR, appear uneasy about siding with the protesters. Addressing his supporters in January, PKR chief Anwar Ibrahim advised against using the “Interlok” issue to score political points. “It would be extremely useful for the Ministry of Education to listen to reasonable comments on ‘Interlok’ and not to turn it into a divisive political issue,” he said.

Too late for that, it seems. Malaysia’s Indians have legitimate reason to feel marginalized in society and ignored by their own leaders. But the risk now is that political parties representing the three races will be steered by extremist groups that exacerbate conflict for their own gain. The past month’s events suggest that years of redistributive policies designed to paper over ethnic divisions have only perpetuated the strife instead.

DUN KUBU GAJAH

DUN KUBU GAJAH


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Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog


唯有“以廉制贪”,才能迎来廉政的阳光

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 04:59 PM PST

富可敌国的泰益家族,在马来西亚已经是公开的秘密。而权钱交易,以钱买权,以权弄钱,在砂州也是国阵的政治文化。国阵的权贵们,不论来自什么成员党,也不论来自什么种族,他们从政的最终目的,就是敛财自肥。

人联党是国阵霸权的组成部分,是贪婪政治的共犯,是参与掠夺砂州资源的一份子。人联党建党之初的理想主义,早就荡然无存。没有了党魂,剩下的就是行尸走肉。

因此,我呼吁选民在来届州选举,全力支持民主行动党,因为壮大行动党就是要"以廉制贪"而非人联党宣传的"以华制华"。

今天的人联党,在民主改革的大潮前心惊胆跳,为了自保,唯有再高喊"华人再不满人联党,也不要弄死人联党";因为"人联党是政府内阁的华裔代表";"人联党大败,华人权益就会旁落"等等。

这种诉诸狭隘民族主义的宣传,已经是人联党最后一根的救命稻草,充分显示人联党其实就是"华社败家仔"的本色!换言之,人联党就是要告诉华社,"我再坏,我再窝囊,我还是华人的代表,所以华人千万不要造反,不要弄死我"。

如今,除了人联党领袖,连许多人联党控制的社团领袖也不断公开重复这个说法,就是企图麻痹人民求变的政治意志。尤其希望华人不要看大是大非,而看人联党领袖的肤色来投票。

民主政治就是选贤与能,阳光廉政就是要铲除贪污舞弊。砂州人民如果决心要打击贪官污吏,要砂州出现清廉政治,就要义无反顾地支持火箭,否决所有来自国阵成员党的候选人。唯有让这些执政了40年的贪婪集团的政客集体下野,他们才会洗心革面,砂州政治才会有阳光普照的一天。

所以,选民支持民主行动党是为了"以廉制贪",而不是人联党所说的"以华制华"。唯有壮大"以廉制贪"的正面力量,砂州政治才会进步,迎接廉政的阳光,千万莫再让狭隘的民族主义,成为人联党腐朽政治的遮羞布。

Khamis, 3 Mac 2011

Ahli Parlimen Kota Belud

Ahli Parlimen Kota Belud


BUY ELECTION? - Opposition hypocrisy revealed.

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 02:05 AM PST

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Devoid of substantial and real issues, "buy-election" seems to be the Opposition's current favorite catchphrase, as they try to wrestle Barisan Nasional (BN) in the dense political jungle of Kerdau and Merlimau by-elections.

In Kerdau and Merlimau, as in all the other by-elections before that, the opposition has been trying to employ hard and fast strategies to gain voters' support. One of them is by accusing BN of buying their way to victory through a flurry of project announcements by BN leaders – hence the catchphrase "Buy-Election". The strategy calls for the opposition to incessantly complain publicly that BN is committing corruption and breaking election rules by dishing out election goodies during campaign period. And to show they mean business and give credence to the allegations, police and Election Commission (EC) reports will be lodged by their leaders.

But what many people don't realize is that the opposition's cry of "Buy Election!" is actually a well crafted and well rehearsed "fail-proof" political strategy. Consider this: If they win the by-elections, opposition will say that despite BN's spending spree, the rakyat still choose the angelic Pakatan Rakyat and have spoken against corruption. And if they lose, it will be used as an easy excuse to justify a "dignified" defeat by that evil and cruel BNl! Ahh... can't have it better than that.

This article is not so much about the strategy which is clearly a desperate attempt to win votes. It will be touching on the sheer hypocrisy of Pakatan on this matter. But if you don't mind, let's digress a bit.

With the Kerdau and Merlimau campaigns gaining momentum by the day, imagine a Twitter conversation that goes something like this:


PR guy: (with angry emoticon included) Bloody BN buying votes with $$$! BN is corrupted 2 the core! That is against EC rules what! Stupid BN! They only know how to bribe people! Unlike them, PR is always very gentleman & never do such thing lah friend!

BN fella: You think so?

PR guy: Absolutely!  This evil BN must taste its own medicine lah! And EC as usual is bias one, I tell you!

BN fella: Hmm...  me think not!

PR guy: (with irritated emoticon) Now why wud u b stupid enough to say that hah? How much BN buy you ah, friend?

BN fella: Let's see. Remember Hulu Selangor by election (17 April to 25 April 2010)? Didn't Anwar & Khalid dish out goodies to get Hulu Selangor votes?

PR guy: Bullsh*t?!! R u nuts or wht?? My Anwar will nevr do that! U better tarik balik!

BN fella: LOL.. If u want BN to stop, ask PR also lah!

PR guy: Shut up!

BN fella: Hah3.. whatever lah friend!



What that BN fella said is absolutely right. Well, remember this:

Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim announced the abolishment of quit-rents for shop houses in Hulu Selangor. (Source: New Straits Times, 20 April 2010)

What about this:

Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim speaking in Hulu Selangor and promising 100,000 land titles to poor homeowners in the constituency. In addition he said, "… there is also the Orang Asli, whose land is being whittled down by development. The state government will have to allocate them reserve land and I think the state has agreed to this." (Source: 'Hulu Selangor voters prove a challenge to Anwar'. The Malaysian Insider, 13 April 2010).

And this:

Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim had presented bonuses to all village chiefs and Jawatankuasa Keselamatan dan Kemajuan Kampung (JKKK) in Hulu Selangor on 20 April 2010. The bonus to each of them is RM1,381 which amounted to a total of RM616,000.(Source: Kerajaan Selangor bayar bonus kepada Ketua Kampung, JKKK, SelangorKini Online, 21 April 2010).

And don't even make me start talking about the infamous Nik Aziz's campaign promise of heaven if you vote for PAS. Heck, come to think of it, not only was it a cunning form of vote buying, it is the ultimate sly attempt by an old soldier to buy your very own soul! 

Such is the audacity of Pakatan Rakyat!

*This article first appeared in THE MALAYSIAN DIGEST website.
*Some information were taken from articles previously published in THE NUTGRAPH


N45 Dr Halimah Ali

N45 Dr Halimah Ali


PERHATIAN: OPS EHSAN PELAJAR MESIR: perjumpaan dengan MB SELANGOR

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 06:14 AM PST

TARIKH: 4..3.11(Jumaat)
VENUE: MASJID NEGERI SHAH ALAM
WAKTU: 
2.30ptg Pendaftaran, pengumpulan pasport/check visa
4.30ptg-6.30ptg: program jati diri
 Perjumpaan bersama YAB MENTERI BESAR SELANGOR

SILA BAWA 

1.PASSPORT

2.2 keping GAMBAR SAIZ PASPORT(BERLATAR BELAKANG PUTIH)
 
                                  3. KAD PELAJAR

pemberitahuan penting:
Ramai pelajar yang tidak mempunyai visa, maka penerbangan awal yang dijangka mahu dimulakan 6.3.11 tidak boleh dijalankan.
Penerbangan charter dijangka bermula 12.3.11 

PERHATIAN KEPADA MAHASISWA: PINJAMAN TANPA FAEDAH KERAJAAN SELANGOR

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 04:32 AM PST

Bagi semua pelajar rakyat Selangor sila ambil perhatian tarikh tutup permohonan pinjaman ubah alih kerajaan Selangor(convertible loan) untuk fasa 1 ialah 1.4.11
Sila hantar permohonan yang lengkap dan mematuhi syarat kepada BAHAGIAN PEMBANGUNAN SUMBER MANUSIA, SUK SHAH ALAM
Semoga berjaya

IKLAN
TAWARAN PINJAMAN PELAJARAN KERAJAAN NEGERI SELANGOR
SESI PERTAMA TAHUN 2011
Tarikh Tutup Permohonan Pada 1 April 2011
Pemohon adalah dipelawa untuk memohon Pinjaman Pelajaran Negeri Selangor dan Pinjaman Pelajaran Tenaga Mahir 'Fast Track' bagi mengikuti pengajian di Institusi Pengajian Tinggi Awam (IPTA)/ Institut Pengajian Tinggi Swasta (IPTS) tempatan yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan secara Sepenuh Masa bagi Sesi Pertama Tahun 2011 bermula pada 31 Januari 2011 (Isnin).
SYARAT-SYARAT KELAYAKAN PERMOHONAN
1. Pemohon mestilah terdiri daripada Rakyat D.Y.M.M. Sultan Selangor Darul Ehsan yang memenuhi kriteria-kriteria seperti berikut:
(i) Pemohon lahir di Negeri Selangor; atau
(ii) Ibu atau Bapa pemohon lahir di Negeri Selangor; atau
(iii) Pemohon lahir di Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur sebelum 1 Februari 1974; atau
(iv) Pemohon telah bermastautin lebih dari lima (5) tahun di Negeri Selangor dengan pengesahan daripada ADUN/ Penghulu/ Pengerusi JKKK/ Ketua Kampung.
2. Tawaran ini adalah terbuka bagi peringkat pengajian seperti berikut:
(i) Pinjaman Pelajaran Negeri Selangor:
Semua bidang pengajian peringkat Ijazah Sarjana Muda/ Diploma di Institusi Pengajian Tinggi Awam (IPTA)/ Institusi Pengajian Tinggi Swasta (IPTS) tempatan yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan serta pengajian peringkat Sijil di Politeknik/ Kolej Komuniti (tidak termasuk Matrikulasi/ Kursus Persediaan/ Tahun Asas/ A-Level/ ACCA/ Ijazah Lanjutan).
(ii) Pinjaman Pelajaran Tenaga Mahir 'Fast Track' Negeri Selangor:
Bidang kemahiran dan teknikal peringkat Sijil di IPTS tempatan yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan bagi pengajian dalam tempoh kurang dari satu (1) tahun sahaja.
3. Pemohon juga mestilah memenuhi syarat-syarat kelayakan akademik seperti berikut:
Peringkat Pengajian  Kelayakan Akademik
Ijazah Pertama
  • Memperolehi kelayakan Sijil Tahun Asas/ Pra-Ijazah/ Matrikulasi/ Diploma dengan kelulusan PNGK/ CGPA 2.50 ke atas; atau
  • Memperolehi sekurang-kurangnya empat (4) Gred C dalam mana-mana matapelajaran di peringkat STPM;
  • atau Memperolehi sekurang-kurangnya lima (5) kelulusan (jayyid) dalam mana-mana matapelajaran di peringkat STAM.
Diploma
  • Memperolehi sekurang-kurangnya lima (5) kepujian dalam mana-mana matapelajaran di peringkat SPM; atau Memperolehi kelayakan Sijil dengan kelulusan PNGK/ CGPA 2.50 ke atas.
Sijil (IPTA)
  • Memperolehi sekurang-kurangnya empat (4) kepujian dalam mana-mana matapelajaran di peringkat SPM.
Sijil (bidang kemahiran & teknikal sahaja)
  • Memperolehi sekurang-kurangnya tiga (3) kepujian dalam mana-mana matapelajaran di peringkat SPM.



PROSEDUR PERMOHONAN
1. Borang permohonan berharga RM3.00 boleh diperolehi melalui:

(i) Kaunter: Bahagian Pengurusan Sumber Manusia, Cawangan Biasiswa & Pinjaman Pelajaran, Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Selangor, Tingkat 3, Bangunan SSAAS, 40503 Shah Alam; atau

(ii) Pos: Dengan mengemukakan sampul surat 16 cm x 23 cm yang dilekatkan dengan setem RM1.00 ringgit beralamat sendiri serta no. telefon untuk dihubungi beserta wang pos/ money order bernilai RM3.00 atas nama Bendahari Kumpulan Wang Biasiswa Negeri Selangor ke alamat seperti yang tersebut di bawah.
Borang-borang permohonan yang telah lengkap diisi hendaklah dihantar terus ke alamat berikut:
Bahagian Pengurusan Sumber Manusia
Cawangan Biasiswa & Pinjaman Pelajaran
Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Selangor
Tingkat 3, Bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
40503 Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Tel : 03-55212275 / 55447480/ 55447543
2. Tarikh tutup permohonan adalah pada 1 April 2011 (Jumaat). Borang-borang yang diterima selepas tarikh tersebut atau didapati tidak lengkap tidak akan dipertimbangkan. Untuk sebarang pertanyaan dan maklumat lanjut berkenaan permohonan, sila hubungi Urus Setia di talian 03-55447480 / 55212275.
3. Permohonan yang tidak mendapat sebarang maklumbalas dalam tempoh tiga (3) bulan selepas tarikh tutup permohonan ini adalah dianggap tidak berjaya. Keputusan permohonan boleh disemak melalui laman web rasmi Negeri Selangor www.selangor.gov.my

download MUAT TURUN IKLAN TAWARAN SESI 1/2011 VERSI PDF


R Sivarasa - Ahli Parlimen Subang

R Sivarasa - Ahli Parlimen Subang


Good News Ahead for our Chinese New Villages

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 10:10 PM PST

Roads and drains to be repaired in new villages


By JADE CHAN

jade@thestar.com.my

Photos by LOW BOON TAT





ROADS and drains in Sungai Buloh New Village and Subang New Village will be repaired this year, Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Mohd Nasir Hashim said.



Dr Nasir said he had identified the roads and drains in his constituency that need to be repaired or built under the Malaysian Road Records Information System (Marris) fund.



"I will be using the RM1mil fund channelled through the state government to several areas, particularly the two new villages," he said.





In bad shape: This unnamed road that runs parallel to Jalan Welfare in the Sungai Buloh New Village will soon be rebuilt together with the drainage system.

The roads and drains identified for repairs are in Sungai Buloh New Village, Subang New Village, Kampung Melayu Subang, Subang Ehsan and Pekan Subang under the Shah Alam City Council.



In Petaling Jaya, the areas identified are Ara Damansara and PPRT (Hardcore Poor Housing Programme) Kota Damansara.



A 800m road that runs parallel to Jalan Welfare in the Sungai Buloh New Village, which is used as an alternative access to the town, is among those that will be upgraded.



According to villagers, the uneven and flood-prone road has not been repaired since it was built many years ago.



"My office has already submitted the proposal for the repair costs to the respective councils. We will be keeping track of the entire process to ensure everything is transparent and fair," said Dr Nasir.



"The local councils will determine the cost of the projects by early next month and tenders will be called soon after that.



"We will also like to engage local contractors and have forwarded the list to the local councils," he said.



Dr Nasir said if the allocated funds were insufficient he would request for more from next year's Marris allocation.



He said state new village development and illegal factories committee chairman Ean Yong Hian Wah had also helped in getting similar repair work carried out in the new villages in 2009 and 2008.



Dr Nasir said he planned to negotiate with the Public Works Department for Jalan Kebun Teh in the Sungai Buloh New Village to be reopened as an alternative access for heavy vehicles to ease the daily congestion.



Sungai Buloh New Village resident Chong Fat, 47, said the condition of the roads and drains had worsened and hoped the authorities would look into creating additional access to the village.

Standing Up for Ara Damansara - towards sustainable development

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 10:02 PM PST

Ara Damansara residents irked by changes to project


Story and photo by YIP YOKE TENG

teng@thestar.com.my





THE Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) spent much time drafting the Petaling Jaya Special Area Plan (RKK) but it is now said to go against the recommendations spelt out in the plan.



Residents of Ara Damansara found out the site for Ara Greens Wellness and Healthcare City project should have a plot ratio of 1:2 but the council had allowed 1:3.9.



The residents were also surprised to find out about the project's conditional approval while it was agreed in the full board meeting in January the project was to be further reviewed.



They said another shocking find was that one of the blocks meant for service apartment later become a "hotel".



A group of them visited the 3.24ha project site with Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Mohd Nasir Hashim and Subang MP R. Sivarasa's aide Peter Chong on Tuesday.



"The RKK recognises Jalan Lapangan Terbang Subang as a main road, development along the road can have a plot ratio of 1:4, and density should be reduced in accordance with its distance from the road and the LRT station. The project, as shown in this plan, should only have a plot ratio of 1:2," said resident C.P. Lim, showing a print-out copy of the plan.





Concerns raised: Ara Damansara residents showing Dr Mohd Nasir (fifth from left) and Chong (second from left) the site on which the Ara Greens Wellness and Healthcare City project will be built and the relevant documents.

"The council has spent so much money commissioning the experts to come out with this plan, why are they not following it?" he asked.



He said the project had suddenly been changed to include a 180-room hotel, in place of the original service apartment with 180 units. The project will also include six blocks of medium-cost service apartments and one block of medical centre.



"The parking requirement will drastically change if they change the usage of the block from apartment to hotel. For service apartment, there must be 2.5 parking bays per unit and another 20% for visitors' parking while hotel needs to have only one bay for every three rooms. Parking space will be reduced significantly," Lim added.



The residents also highlighted that the site, as well as that of the adjacent proposed project named Lembah Penchala, was marked for recreational purpose in the Sime Pilmoor Development masterplan in 1995.



"Apart from the 5.3ha land, there were supposed to be two sites for secondary and primary schools but they are now occupied by a commercial area and an abandoned project. Where are the replacement sites? Why have the institutional land disappeared?" another resident Rajinderjit Singh said.



Lim pointed out that since the site was meant for recreational purpose, the utilities might not have enough capacity for such major development.



Chong said the council should explain as to why Form C, which means approval with condition, was issued to the developer while the council was supposed to review the project as requested by the full board.



"Once Form C is issued, all changes will need to be done at the state level, the council will no longer accept the appeals," he said, adding there was a pressing need to look back at the minutes to find out what had happened.



Dr Nasir said he was also taken aback by the sudden changes in the development plan and questioned why the people were not consulted.



"We support development but there must be a balance. Development should not be done at the expense of the people," he said.



On the other hand, a spokesman representing the developer clarified that the company did not have any intention to build a hotel.



"It could be miscommunication. The block is meant to be a service apartment, not a hotel" he said.



He added that the company was not aware whether the land was meant for recreational purposes but the current status was "commercial", and the company had obtained conditional Development Order from the council.



As for the plot ratio, he said when the project was approved it was 1:3.9, and if a new plan had required the plot ratio to be changed, it should only be applied to future projects.

MY VOICE FOR NATION

MY VOICE FOR NATION


SOSCO must get back to its core business as a safety net for the needy

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 10:30 PM PST

Nazri, Kula collaborate on International Criminal Court

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Hannah Yeoh

Hannah Yeoh


Millennium Park comes alive every Wednesday and Saturday

Posted: 03 Mar 2011 07:18 PM PST


THE Millennium Park in SS13 Subang Jaya is coming back to life as people are now carrying out aerobics exercise there twice a week.

The exercise, conducted by professional trainers, started last July and is on Saturday mornings from 7.30am to 8am.

Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh, who initiated the programme, is extending it to an additional day on Wednesday night from 8pm to 8.30pm.

All ears: Yeoh (right) speaking to the residents after an aerobics session at the Millennium Park on Wednesday.

"I have funds from my allocation for this year's programme and hopefully with this additional day, working people and the young can come after work to exercise," said Yeoh on Wednesday during the exercise programme.

She said mostly senior citizens came on Saturday morning for the exercise.

She said not many young people attended the sessions and hoped the night programme would be more convenient for them.

"The Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) has also restored this area into a recreational space and installed lighting in October last year.

"The lights would make this site safer for people and hopefully after a year or two, the trees planted would have grown and provide shade," said Yeoh.

Also present was MPSJ engineering department director Ismail Shafie who said the two flood lights installed at the site cost RM23,000.

The company conducting the exercise programme is Daily Muscle Athletic Consulting.

Its director and head coach, Noel Chelliah, said the exercise was suitable for all ages as it was a fun aerobics routine and not too intense.

"We want people to enjoy the exercise. We have between 30 and 50 people and sometime even more," said Chelliah, adding that the instructors are also certified life savers who can perform first aid in an emergency.

Yeoh said some of the residents had brought up the need for the site to be brighter as the current lights were insufficient.

"I have discussed this with Ismail and we have agreed to install an additional light using my allocation.

"It will take at least one to two months as the tender has to be called for," she said.
 
She added that she also learnt from Alam Flora that rubbish collection was being carried out every morning at 7am to keep the area clean.

"I wish to urge more residents, especially those staying nearby in SS12, SS13 and SS14, Subang Jaya, to join this exercise programme," she added.

SS14 resident Evelyn Low said she started joining the activity in September last year.

"I am an exercise freak and this is a healthy pursuit to enjoy with my friends," said Low, 60.
She said she had attended all the sessions. Before this she has not set foot on the park.

Another regular, B.A. Heng, from SS13, said exercising had improved his health as he previously had a high-cholesterol level.

Like Low, he had no reason to go to the site until he started joining the activity in July last year.

The park built and launched at the turn of the millennium in 2000 was the centre of controversy for being a white elephant.

It was underused and later abandoned despite the millions of ringgit used to build it.

Some of the ugly, artificial structures like metal palm trees and a bird plus concrete pillars were put up there but all these were torn down when MPSJ took back the land after a contract initially signed with a F&B operator to maintain and upgrade the park was terminated when nothing materialised after six years.

Real trees have since been planted at the park near the busy Kewajipan roundabout.


I am returning taxpayers' funds back to taxpayers for their benefit. No more multi million  dollar white elephant projects like those initiated by the Barisan Nasional government. For comparison between then and now... please click here.


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