1st August 2008
KUALA LUMPUR: The MIC Youth is intact and is on course to recruit 50,000 new members before next June, its newly-appointed coordinator T. Mohan said here.
He said more than 10,000 youths have already indicated their willingness and would join after the process of branch formations was streamlined.
Speaking to reporters here yesterday, Mohan said the wing formulated strategies and programmes during a two-day brainstorming session in Cameron Highlands last week, which would be implemented by the states soon.
Mohan said that there would be a similar number of bureaus at the national and state levels to ensure uniformity. He added that state Youth leaders would be required to concentrate on their states.
“This was necessary to ensure that the Youth chiefs were not burdened with heavy responsibilities. Previously, most of the bureaus did not function as the chairmen had to handle the states as well,” he said.
Mohan was appointed MIC Youth coordinator on June 30 to replace S.A. Vigneswaran, who resigned as the movement's leader.
Mohan said that newcomer C. Shivarraaj had been appointed as secretary while assistant secretary R. Vegadasalam and treasurer S. Ganesan had been retained.
T.M. Selvam had been appointed as the new information chief. The other bureau appointments include V. Mugilan (politics and intelligence), S. Subramaniam (social and welfare) and G. Kumar (membership).
He said more than 10,000 youths have already indicated their willingness and would join after the process of branch formations was streamlined.
Speaking to reporters here yesterday, Mohan said the wing formulated strategies and programmes during a two-day brainstorming session in Cameron Highlands last week, which would be implemented by the states soon.
Mohan said that there would be a similar number of bureaus at the national and state levels to ensure uniformity. He added that state Youth leaders would be required to concentrate on their states.
“This was necessary to ensure that the Youth chiefs were not burdened with heavy responsibilities. Previously, most of the bureaus did not function as the chairmen had to handle the states as well,” he said.
Mohan was appointed MIC Youth coordinator on June 30 to replace S.A. Vigneswaran, who resigned as the movement's leader.
Mohan said that newcomer C. Shivarraaj had been appointed as secretary while assistant secretary R. Vegadasalam and treasurer S. Ganesan had been retained.
T.M. Selvam had been appointed as the new information chief. The other bureau appointments include V. Mugilan (politics and intelligence), S. Subramaniam (social and welfare) and G. Kumar (membership).
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