Job Vacancy at iCIMB as Customer Service Officer

This is to inform that there is a vacancy available as follows:

Position : Customer Service Officer
Company : iCIMB (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Advertised on : 02 Jan 2008

For more details, go to this URL:
http://my.jobstreet.com/jobs/2007/12/i/10/546835.htm

GERAKSIKH'S NEW YEAR GREETING

Pergerakan Kebangsaan Sikh Malaysia / Malaysia National Sikhs Movement (GERAKSIKH) take this opportunity to wish all Malaysians a Very Happy New Year 2008.

All Malaysians must continue to practice religious tolerance, understand and respect each other's culture to ensure continued peace and prosperity.

Malaysia has been blessed with peace and prosperity for the last 50 years and this is due to the solid support from the people who have been loyal to this country. It is also because of the practical and moderate approach adopted by the Government of Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in running this country.

Malaysia has achieved tremendous progress and development during the past 50 years. Malaysia with its unique composition being a multiracial, multicultural and multillingualsociety makes it truly great.

With peace, prosperity and harmony among all races has made Malaysia what it is today. There is enough for everyone in this country.

We Malaysian Sikhs together with other communities have been well received in this country. Malaysian Sikhs will support the government in its efforts for country to reach greater heights.

Lawyer elected UNESCO Youth Committee

IPOH: Malaysia National Sikhs Movement secretary-general Amarjit Singh Gill has been elected secretary of the Unesco Youth Forum Advisory Committee at the 5th Unesco Youth Forum in Paris.

The Ipoh-based lawyer was elected during a general conference which was attended by 261 delegates from 116 countries.

Amarjit, 28, will have a two-year tenure. His role will be to represent Asia and be the voice of youth and carry out youth work in the Asian region.

He is currently vice-president of the Perak Cycling Association.

In 1995, Amarjit, who was then 16, became the world's youngest International Cycling Union (UCI) commissaire.

Two years later, he became the first Malaysian to be designated as a UCI anti-doping inspector.

In 1999, he became the first Malaysian to qualify as UCI mountain bike commissaire.

Amarjit has been playing the tabla, a traditional Indian drum instrument, since he was 7 years old.

He is also the man behind the nationwide voter registration campaign which was launched on April 1, 2007.

"I am happy that I have the opportunity to serve as the secretary of this important committee.

"I will do my best to project a true reflection of Malaysia's high level and competent performance."

The chairman of the seven-member committee is from the Netherlands. The other members include youth from Cuba, Australia, Africa and the United States of America.

The forum will address youth participation and youth programmes at Unesco.

Courtesy New Straits Times, 16/12/2007

Sikhs: We don't back street protests

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia National Sikhs Movement (GerakSikh) does not support illegal street demonstrations, as such actions would create unrest and affect the country’s image, said its secretary-general Amarjit Singh Gill.

He said such demonstrations would also affect the economy and tourism industry.

“These illegal street demonstrations portray a negative picture of the country to the outside world because Malaysia has been accepted as a multiracial, multi-religious and a peaceful country. Such actions are not in our culture,” he said in a statement yesterday.

Source: The Star, 8/12/2007
URL:
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/12/8/nation/19704376&sec=nation

Preview of Bhangra Cultural Group from Punjab performance at Ipoh - Organised by GERAKSIKH, IHC, ICCR