MIYC Kebangsaan – மலேசிய இந்தியர் இளைஞர் மன்றம்

WELCOME NOTE

NATIONAL PRESIDENT

' Sevvai Chemmal ' Dhanesh Basil

President
Malaysian Indian Youth Council(MIYC)

வணக்கம்
Vanakam and Greetings,

I would like start the ball rolling by expressing my sincere gratitude to our Malaysian Indian Youth Council (MIYC) members for giving me the privilege to lead this prestigious organization as the 7th National President of MIYC. The previous leadership have paved the path in setting an ideal foundation at the grassroots level for MIYC before the transition of MIYC to the current vibrant leadership ranging below the age of 30 in accordance to the recent amendment of the National Youth Act which define youths to be between the age of 15 to 30 years old.

MIYC holds a vision by “Our Society Our Responsibility” through which had fueled and ignited unity amongst its respective members besides setting an everlasting spark in embracing growth. As MIYC steps gracefully into its 30th year of establishment and social presence, the organization will buckle down to socioeconomic development of our youths and community as a whole. The current pandemic, Covid-19 is indeed inevitable, however we will continue to strive by setting forth new paradigms for the betterment of youths.

Upon in-depth excogitations and through acquired competencies, my presidency will be emphasizing on implementing 8 pledges which will be brought to limelight through this leadership as mentioned below:

a.) 100 Active MIYC Branches. Aimed at establishing 100 sustainable branches throughout Malaysia.
b.) Strengthened co-relation between State Government with MIYC Branches. Envisioned at creating a platform for respective branches to have stronger correlated relationship with their respective state governments.
c.) Management Funds for State MIYC. Whereby fund will be allocated to respective state MIYC for management and administration purpose.
d.) Collaboration With Government Agencies. Setting an outright platform of collaboration between MIYC and respective government agencies in conducting programs and initiatives for the development and progress of community.
e.) Leadership Camps. In the mission of bringing back MIYC glory days by reintroducing leadership camps via multiple platforms for leaders from the grassroots level.
f.) MIYC in State Youth Council. Our leadership will make sure that each state MIYC representative will be participating in their respective State Youth Council.
g.) MIYC Student Club. A potential paradigm in identifying young leaders in secondary school and mold them with societal responsibilities.
h.) Entrepreneurial Bureau. The Entrepreneur Bureau will priorities on creating pools of young entrepreneurs from our community to embark on entrepreneurial journey.

As the saying goes, “People buy into the leader before they buy into the vision”, my council is of remarkably vibrant leaders who will be unleashing their potentials at the very best in working towards sustainable development and progress of our youths. In line with that, our vision certainly resembles the excellence, innovation, honors, integrity and outstanding quality and service.

Last but least, very much fortunate to have incredible personnel onboard with me through my presidency who willingly and passionately work and contribute on enhancement our vision with their overwhelming skills and experiences. Now is the time to put our differences aside and work collectively towards attaining our goals in improving the lives of our youths.

Looking forward to work with each and everyone!

“BELIA PENCETAK NEGARA
“இளைஞர் நாட்டின் அச்சாணி”

Thank you
Best Regards

“Sevvai Chemmal” Tuan Dhanesh Basil
President
Malaysian Indian Youth Council (MIYC)

Majlis Belia India Malaysia or Malaysian Indian Youth Council (MIYC) is one of the largest Indian youth based national organization in Malaysia. MIYC has successfully been established in 10 States with an approximate of 150 branches and 11 Associate Members. The Council has close to 8,000 members throughout the nation. The formation of MIYC was initiated by Viveka Sri Rajaretinam Armugam in small social gathering on 12th November 1991. Final documentation of the formation was submitted on 17th April 1992. The MIYC registration was approved and certificate was issued by registrar of society, Malaysia on 1st December 1993. The First Annual General Meeting of MIYC was held on 23rd January 1994 at Vivekanandha Ashramam, Brickfield Kuala Lumpur. Viveka Sri Muthuveloo Chinna was elected as the first National President of MIYC and Viveka Sri Rajaretinam Armugam was appointed as the first honorable Secretary General of MIYC. 31st July 2004 was an important date in the history of MIYC. After 10 years of struggle, finally MIYC was officially declared as full board member of Malaysian Youth Council (MBM). 25th May 2006, the long waited MIYC cooperative was formed and obtained the license to operate nationwide.

OUR VISION

To become a self-reliant and a leading Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in developing and empowering the Indian Youth in Malaysia.

OUR MISSION

To organize, motivate, mobilize and transform the Indians in order to enhance self-esteem and quality of life as the way of life for all Indians in social and economic development.

OUR OBJECTIVES

To encourage the principle of the volunteerism and democracy in the youth movements.
To give opinions to the government, non-government and other organizations regarding issues on youths, children and women.
To organize and enhance good relationship via networking with youth associations, locally and internationally on global issues.

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PERSATUAN ALUMNI MIYC MALAYSIA

LATAR BELAKANG

Persatuan Alumni MIYC Malaysia merupakan satu badan sukarela bertaraf kebangsaan yang didaftarkan di bawah Akta Pertubuhan 1966 pada 6 Januari 2017 (No. Pendaftaran PPM-00214-06012017).

Pada 1 Mac 2019, persatuan ini telah mendapat kelulusan dari Jabatan Pendaftar Pertubuhan sebagai Pertubuhan Bercawangan. Sehingga kini, Alumni MIYC mempunyai lima (5) cawangan yang berdaftar di negeri Perak, Selangor, Melaka, Johor dan Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.

OBJEKTIF

Menyatupadukan bekas ahli-ahli Majlis Belia India Malaysia (MIYC).Mengambil bahagian dalam rancangan pembangunan dan kebajikan yang akan memberi faedah kepada ahli pertubuhan dan masyarakat.Bekerjasama dengan agensi kerajaan dan pertubuhan bukan kerajaan berkaitan. dalam pelaksanaan program pembangunan Alumni MIYC.