30 November 2011

Sistem Semakan Penempatan Pelatih PLKN

 

Latest news for all Malaysians aged 17!!

You can now check your National Service status!!


You all can also check all the other details of your National Service Camp 2011 including the camp address and which batch are you in!!

To do all this you just have to go to the website below:



You can also check your status by sending a SMS:
PLKN kem < your IC no. > send to 15888


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20 October 2011

Sistem Analisis Peperiksaan Sekolah (SAPS)


Do you know that you can now check your Peperiksaan Percubaan SPM 2011 results and other results online??
If you are interested in knowing it before others, log on to this website..

http://saps.moe.gov.my/ibubapa2/index.php

The website above is created actually for parents to check their children results online as it makes it easier for them rather than going to the school. This year is the first year this system has been introduced. The system will be used nationwide from next year onwards. This system, called Sistem Analisis Peperiksaan Sekolah (SAPS) is an official system under the Education Ministry of Malaysia.

Keep visiting Latest News Station to get the latest news and updates on SPM 2011 specially for all Malaysian students...



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NS volunteer brigade to be launched in February

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GEORGE TOWN: The National Service (NS) Training Programme Volunteer Brigade, aimed at carrying out voluntary work, is expected to be launched in February next year.

NS Training Department director-general Datuk Abdul Hadi Awang Kechil said the volunteer brigade, announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak recently, was currently in the discussion stage.

"We have discussed with the defence ministry, and if all works out well, the brigade would be launched in February next year," he told reporters after visiting the White Resort NS training programme camp in Balik Pulau here Wednesday.

He said the brigade's function was to assist in times of natural disaster, such as flood, landslide or fire.

Last Friday, when launching the Kami Anak 1Malaysia assembly at the Bukit Jalil Hockey Stadium, Najib announced that the Government would be setting up the volunteer brigade which would involve 500,000 former NS trainees.

Abdul Hadi said the volunteer brigade would be based at 81 camps nationwide. He said, since it was implemented in 2004, the NS training programme had trained more than 580,000.

The latest batch, the 2011 Group 3, would comprise 18,000 trainees nationwide.

First report on education system review by year-end

PUTRAJAYA: The first report on the review process of Malaysia's existing education system is expected to be ready by year-end, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

He said the report will be submitted to the Cabinet, which will study and endorse a special team to look into the whole process, including implementation of the country's education policies.

"We will look at what we have been doing so far in terms of implementing our education policies and what needs to be done looking forward for the next 10 to 20 years. But this will take time," Muhyiddin said.

He was speaking at a press conference after the 23rd Implementation Council Meeting and 14th MSC Malaysia International Advisory Panel, here Wednesday. Both meetings were chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Education was among the focus areas under the Digital Transformation Programme or called Digital Malaysia, which will be led by the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).

Among the initiatives of the Digital Malaysia is to inject greater creativity and promote thinking skills throughout the education system.

Civil servant nabbed for selling fireworks illegally

 
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have confiscated about RM250,000 worth of fireworks in a raid at a flat near Taman Sri Bahtera here.

Cheras OCPD Asst Comm Mohan Singh said they were alerted on the illegal sales of firework and swung into action.

Police raided the flat at 10pm Tuesday. The fireworks were found hidden in one of the rooms in the apartment. He said they apprehended a civil servant, in his 30's, in connection with the case.

Police are investigating the suspect for possession of explosives under suspicious circumstances.

No Parliament session on Deepavali eve

KUALA LUMPUR: Parliament will not convene this October 25 due to the Deepavali celebrations, says Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia.

He said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, as leader of the House, had requested that there is no session this coming Tuesday, the eve of Deepavali.

He added all answers for the oral questions for that day would be replied in written form.

Proton’s electric cars to hit the roads in 2013

KUALA LUMPUR: Proton Holdings Bhd is looking to commercialise its electric vehicles in 2013.

The vehicles, which are now in the test fleet stage, will be brought to the commercial front to cater to an increasing demand for full electric cars, Proton Holdings director Datuk Zainuddin Che Din said.

“Currently, we have already delivered three Proton Saga EV and five units of the Proton Exora Range Extender EV to the Government for the test fleet.

“In the process of commercialising the vehicle, we are looking to provide at least 200 Range Extenders and 150 Proton Saga EV’s to the Government by the end of next year,” he said here yesterday.

He said the cars would be competitively priced once commercialised.

The Proton Saga EV is expected to be sold at RM70,000 and the Proton Exora Range Extender at about RM100,000.

“The price will be cheaper and competitive for a full electric car in the country,” said Zainuddin, who is also the project director of Proton’s Green Tech Department.

He said that to accommodate the needs of the electric cars once commercialised, Proton and the Government were working on a mechanism to build infrastructure to place charging centres.

“The charging stations will be placed initially in Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and certain prime locations in Kuala Lumpur.

Textile shops enjoying brisk business as Deepavali festival draws near

A Carnival mood has set in as shoppers flood Klang’s Little India to buy clothes, jewellery, accessories, cookies and even fireworks for the Deepavali festival.

Several main streets such as Jalan Tengku Kelana, Jalan Dato Hamzah and Jalan Tengku Diauddin are best known for textile shops.

This area has established a reputation as the shopping paradise among the Indian community. People come from as far as Penang and Johor and the area also attracts customers from Singapore.

While most of the traders have come to terms with the stiff competition especially with the price war that is going on among them, some have adopted new strategies to promote their goods. At least, two outlets have gone bold by introducing fixed prices for their items.

19 October 2011

Sistem Analisis Peperiksaan Sekolah (SAPS)

    
Do you know that you can now check your Peperiksaan Percubaan SPM 2011 results and other results online??
If you are interested in knowing it before others, log on to this website..

http://saps.moe.gov.my/ibubapa2/index.php

The website above is created actually for parents to check their children results online as it makes it easier for them rather than going to the school. This year is the first year this system has been introduced. The system will be used nationwide from next year onwards. This system, called Sistem Analisis Peperiksaan Sekolah (SAPS) is an official system under the Education Ministry of Malaysia.

Keep visiting Latest News Station to get the latest news and updates on SPM 2011 specially for all Malaysian students...

is with partnership with
KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA

Civil servant nabbed for selling fireworks illegally

 
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have confiscated about RM250,000 worth of fireworks in a raid at a flat near Taman Sri Bahtera here.

Cheras OCPD Asst Comm Mohan Singh said they were alerted on the illegal sales of firework and swung into action.

Police raided the flat at 10pm Tuesday. The fireworks were found hidden in one of the rooms in the apartment. He said they apprehended a civil servant, in his 30's, in connection with the case.

Police are investigating the suspect for possession of explosives under suspicious circumstances.

No Parliament session on Deepavali eve

KUALA LUMPUR: Parliament will not convene this October 25 due to the Deepavali celebrations, says Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia.

He said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, as leader of the House, had requested that there is no session this coming Tuesday, the eve of Deepavali.

He added all answers for the oral questions for that day would be replied in written form.

Proton’s electric cars to hit the roads in 2013

KUALA LUMPUR: Proton Holdings Bhd is looking to commercialise its electric vehicles in 2013.

The vehicles, which are now in the test fleet stage, will be brought to the commercial front to cater to an increasing demand for full electric cars, Proton Holdings director Datuk Zainuddin Che Din said.

“Currently, we have already delivered three Proton Saga EV and five units of the Proton Exora Range Extender EV to the Government for the test fleet.

“In the process of commercialising the vehicle, we are looking to provide at least 200 Range Extenders and 150 Proton Saga EV’s to the Government by the end of next year,” he said here yesterday.

He said the cars would be competitively priced once commercialised.

The Proton Saga EV is expected to be sold at RM70,000 and the Proton Exora Range Extender at about RM100,000.

“The price will be cheaper and competitive for a full electric car in the country,” said Zainuddin, who is also the project director of Proton’s Green Tech Department.

He said that to accommodate the needs of the electric cars once commercialised, Proton and the Government were working on a mechanism to build infrastructure to place charging centres.

“The charging stations will be placed initially in Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and certain prime locations in Kuala Lumpur.

Textile shops enjoying brisk business as Deepavali festival draws near

A Carnival mood has set in as shoppers flood Klang’s Little India to buy clothes, jewellery, accessories, cookies and even fireworks for the Deepavali festival.

Several main streets such as Jalan Tengku Kelana, Jalan Dato Hamzah and Jalan Tengku Diauddin are best known for textile shops.

This area has established a reputation as the shopping paradise among the Indian community. People come from as far as Penang and Johor and the area also attracts customers from Singapore.

While most of the traders have come to terms with the stiff competition especially with the price war that is going on among them, some have adopted new strategies to promote their goods. At least, two outlets have gone bold by introducing fixed prices for their items.

17 October 2011

Latest News for SPM Students 2011


       
Do you know that you can now check your Peperiksaan Percubaan SPM 2011 results online??

If you are interested in knowing it before others, please follow the instructions below..

1. Click on any of the news under the title of LNS GOOGLE ADSENSE for 2 times one by one at a time. For example, please click on the news for once and then click on another news again after a few seconds. Repeat this step until you have clicked for 2 different type of news.

2. Click on the advertisement under the title of LNS ADVERTLETS for 2 times also. Please do it one after another until you have clicked for 2 times.

WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON THE NEWS OR THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR MORE THAN 3 TIMES.

PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AS STATED ABOVE.
A FAILURE IN DOING SO COULD CAUSE A MASSIVE INTERRUPTION FOR THE SYSTEM AND STUDENTS WOULD NOT GET THE ACTUAL TECHNIQUE USED!


This system is a latest system used throughout the country under Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia (KPM) from next year onwards. This year is the first trial year for this new system.

If you have done so as stated above...
Please visit this blog again on 19th of October 2011 to get the technique and website to check your results and others online...

ANY QUESTIONS CAN BE ASKED BY COMMENTING ON THIS POST AND WILL BE ANSWERED BACK AFTER A FEW HOURS...
is with partnership with
KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA

Penang Second Bridge ahead of schedule

George Town: The Second Penang Bridge is 65% completed and expected to be ready earlier than its November 2013 deadline.

Works Minister Datuk Seri Shaziman Abu Mansor said he was confident the project would be ready two months earlier than scheduled.

"Everything is going on smoothly and the project contractor expects 70% completion by the end of this year," he said after visiting the project site.

"The progress is affected to a certain extent by weather conditions but if the weather permits, I believe the project will be completed earlier as the progress now is 2% ahead of schedule."

Shaziman also urged companies taking part in the construction of the Second Penang Bridge to train more people.

"I regret to learn that this year, there is no participation by local university engineering students in this project, as this is a good opportunity for them to gain knowledge from such a big project, " he said.

He said last year, about 50 undergraduates participated and they were given an allowance during their practical training.

The Second Penang Bridge project, which costs less than RM4.5 billion, is a joint venture between China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd and UEM Builders Bhd. Construction began in 2008.

The 24km bridge, the longest in Southeast Asia, connects Batu Maung on the island and Batu Kawan on the mainland.

Fourteen items come under Deepavali price control

    
Kuala Lumpur: Fourteen types of goods, including chicken, mutton, eggs and legumes, have come under the price control scheme for Deepavali from Friday to Oct 30.

Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the maximum retail price for live chicken is RM6.40 per kg, standard chicken RM7.50 and super chicken RM8.40.

The maximum retail price for local bone-in mutton is RM32 per kg, imported bone-in lamb RM20, imported boneless lamb RM24 and imported bone-in lamb leg RM26.

Grade A chicken eggs are to be sold at a maximum retail price of 36 sen each, Grade B at 35 sen and Grade C at 34 sen.

The maximum retail price for tomato is RM4.20 per kg, (Indian) small red onion RM5, (Chinese) imported potato RM3 and Australian dhall RM3.50.

Ismail Sabri said a fine of up to RM100,000 or a jail term of up to three years or both await those who sell at higher prices.

"Traders are required to place pink price tags on the controlled items to differentiate them from the other goods. Those who do not fix the tags face a fine of RM10,000 or an on-the-spot compound fine of RM5,000," he said.

"We will make an inspection of the prices at all levels from time to time," he said.

Malacca Sultanate around since 1200s not 1400

Malacca: The Malacca Sultanate began in 1262 and not 1400 as widely believed, said Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam.

He said a group of historians, through the Malaysian Institute for History and Patriotism Research (IKSEP), managed to prove the earlier existence of the sultanate.

"The discovery of this fact is proven through the writings of Raja Bongsu in the book, 'Salatus Salatin'.

"It is also proven by our historians that we have a high civilisaton," he told reporters after opening a seminar in conjunction with the 749th anniversary of the founding of Malacca here.

Profesor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr Khoo Kay Kim, who presented a paper titled "Melaka, Mother of Malaya" at the seminar, said the present generation had little knowledge on the country and its society.

"This phenomenon is worrying. History does not just focus on the olden days but also on developments until the present day," he said.

Mohd Ali said the lack of history knowledge and appreciation have made the people lose their true identity and become materialistic.

He said the country should continue producing historians or social scientists as they were important in helping to raise self awareness and in developing a true identity among Malaysians.

"The action by certain universities to reduce the intake of students for the arts and social science stream is not appropriate," he said.

Economic system can sustain global downturn

     
Putrajaya: Malaysia does not need another plan as its present system can sustain any global economic downturn, said Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop.

"Even in the worst case scenario when things go really bad, we already have an in-built system that can adjust itself.

"So, there is really no reason to have a discreet policy called "Plan B" because the plan that we have is adjustable in and around itself," he told reporters after launching The Report Malaysia 2011.

Nor Mohamed said given the challenging global economic situation, the five per cent growth target was achievable as the economy has been managed quite well.

He said although Malaysia's exports are still to the United States, Japan and Britain, they have been diversified with a major portion of the nation's economy now on intra-Asean as well as on India and China.

15 October 2011

Latest News for SPM 2011 Students


Do you know that you can now check your Peperiksaan Percubaan SPM 2011 results online??

If you are interested in knowing it before others, please follow the instructions below..

1. Click on any of the news under the title of LNS GOOGLE ADSENSE for 2 times one by one at a time. For example, please click on the news for once and then click on another news again after a few seconds. Repeat this step until you have clicked for 2 different type of news.

2. Click on the advertisement under the title of LNS ADVERTLETS for 2 times also. Please do it one after another until you have clicked for 2 times.

WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON THE NEWS OR THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR MORE THAN 3 TIMES.

PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AS STATED ABOVE.
A FAILURE IN DOING SO COULD CAUSE A MASSIVE INTERRUPTION FOR THE SYSTEM AND STUDENTS WOULD NOT GET THE ACTUAL TECHNIQUE USED!

This system is a latest system used throughout the country under Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia (KPM) from next year onwards. This year is the first trial year for this new system.

If you have done so as stated above...
Please visit this blog again on 16th of October 2011 (after 12.00am) to get the technique and website to check your results and others online...

ANY QUESTIONS CAN BE ASKED BY COMMENTING ON THIS POST AND WILL BE ANSWERED BACK AFTER A FEW HOURS...
 
 
With great regards,
is with partnership with
KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA

12 October 2011

Latest News for SPM 2011 Students

         
Do you know that you can now check your Peperiksaan Percubaan SPM 2011 results online??

If you are interested in knowing it before others, please follow the instructions below..

1. Click on any of the news under the title of LNS GOOGLE ADSENSE for 2 times one by one at a time. For example, please click on the news for once and then click on another news again after a few seconds. Repeat this step until you have clicked for 2 different type of news.

2. Click on the advertisement under the title of LNS ADVERTLETS for 2 times also. Please do it one after another until you have clicked for 2 times.

WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON THE NEWS OR THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR MORE THAN 3 TIMES.

PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AS STATED ABOVE.
A FAILURE IN DOING SO COULD CAUSE A MASSIVE INTERRUPTION FOR THE SYSTEM AND STUDENTS WOULD NOT GET THE ACTUAL TECHNIQUE USED!





This system is a latest system used throughout the country under Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia (KPM) from next year onwards. This year is the first trial year for this new system.

If you have done so as stated above...
Please visit this blog again on 16th of October 2011 (after 12.00am) to get the technique and website to check your results and others online...

ANY QUESTIONS CAN BE ASKED BY COMMENTING ON THIS POST AND WILL BE ANSWERED BACK AFTER A FEW HOURS...
With great regards,
is with partnership with
KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA