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ALUMNI PTD Buletin

DISEMBER 2016 AHLI SAHAJA

Majlis Kesyukuran & Ulang Tahun Kelahiran Ke-90 YABhg Tun Abdullah Ayub

Lawatan Sosial Ke Padang & Bukit Tinggi

A Memorable Trip To Simla

Forum on Public Service Delivery

JAWATANKUASA ALUMNI PTD

2015 – 2017

PRESIDEN

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Sallehuddin Mohamed

TIMBALAN PRESIDEN Tan

Sri Nuraizah Abdul Hamid

Naib Presiden

Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Hadenan A. Jalil Allahyarham

Datuk Dr. Abdullah Abdul Rahman (Sehingga

15 Mei 2016

Setiausaha Kehormat

Datu Dr. Michael Dosim Lunjew

Bendahari Kehormat

Datuk Merlyn Kasimir

Ahli Jawatankuasa

Puan Hajah Ainon Haji Kuntum

Datuk Wira Jahaya Mat Datuk

Dr. Mohd Tap Salleh Puan Lee

Meng Foon

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Mohd Nasir Haji Mohd Ashraf Datuk

Abdul Majit Ahmad Khan (Sehingga 31 Ogos 2016) Datuk

Dr. P. Manoharan (Mulai 21 Sept. 2016)

Datuk Yahya Baba (Mulai 21 Sept. 2016)

JURU AUDIT

Datuk Muhd Feisol Haji Hassan

Datuk Abdul Malik Abdul Aziz

SETIAUSAHA PENGURUSAN

Dato’ Azhar Abu Bakar

PEN. SETIAUSAHA PENGURUSAN

Bismi Nurdiana Mohd Mahthir

SIDANG PENGARANG

PENASIHAT

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Sallehuddin Mohamed

KETUA EDITOR

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Hj. Mohd Nasir

Mohd Ashraf

EDITOR

Datu Dr. Michael Dosim Lunjew

Puan Hajah Ainon Haji Kuntom

Puan Lee Meng Foon

Dato’ Azhar Abu Bakar

ALAMAT

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At the Forefront of

Nation Building:

Perspectives from the

Administrative and Diplomatic

Service

“At the Forefront of Nation Building: Perspectives from the Administrative and Diplomatic Service’, is a romp through the nation’s history told from the perspective of her civil servants. Parenting lessons aside, the book has much to say about the work ethics and moral compass that guided this generation of diplomats and administrative officers to drive the nation forward. ”

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Chalet 1 INTAN, Kampus Utama INTAN, Jalan Bukit Kiara

50480Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 018-711 2230

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Bicara Ikhlas Ketua Editor Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh dan Salam Sejahtera.

Selamat tinggal Tahun 2016. Selamat datang Tahun Baru 2017. Seperti

kebiasaan, tahun demi tahun berlalu tanpa henti. Itulah fitrah alam yang

telah ditentukan oleh Tuhan Yang Maha Esa. Dalam ksempatan ini, saya

mendoakan semoga semua ahli Alumni PTD dan seluruh keluarga berada

dalam keadaan sihat wala’fiat. Semoga tahun baru ini merupakan tahun

yang penuh dengan keberkatan dan segala resolusi baru kita akan

tercapai.

Pada 12 dan 13 Disember, 2016 yang lalu, kita semua menyaksikan satu

peristiwa yang begitu bersejarah, iaitu majlis penamatan tempoh Tuanku

Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah sebagai Yang di-Pertuan Agong ke 14 dan

majlis pelantikan Tuanku Sultan Muhammad V sebagai Yang di-Pertuan

Agong ke 15. Saya percaya walaupun kita semua telah bersara, peristiwa

tersebut pasti akan mengimbau kembali kenangan lama kita kepada

penglibatan kita di majlis-majlis seperti ini, sama ada secara langsung atau

tidak langsung. Hakikatnya, kita semua adalah sebahagian daripada

sejarah dalam menjunjung “Urusan Seri Paduka Baginda”.

Saya ingin berkongsi kenangan, iaitu apabila saya menerima surat

jawapan berjaya temuduga PTD pada bulan Oktober 1976, tertera rangkai

kata “Urusan Seri Paduka Baginda” di bahagian atas sampul surat

tersebut. Pada waktu itu, kesan daripada maksud rangkai kata tersebut

belum begitu terasa penting dan belum begitu dapat dihayati sepenuhnya.

Namun begitu, apabila saya semakin dewasa dalam perkhidmatan awam,

saya pun mula berasa bahawa “Urusan Seri Paduka Baginda” itu adalah

suatu urusan yang begitu berat. Kita sebagai penjawat awam sebenarnya

bertugas dengan perkenan Seri Paduka Baginda. Dalam maksud lain, “we

serve the country and the government of the day at the pleasure of the King”.

Saya percaya bahawa pemahaman begini perlu difahami dan dihayati sepenuhnya oleh semua penjawat awam yang

masih berkhidmat kerana jawatan awam adalah satu amanah. Pepatah Melayu ada mengatakan bahawa ‘di mana kita

berdiri, di situ langit dijunjung’. Disamping itu, diriwayatkan dalam Sejarah Melayu bahawa Tun Perak Bendahara

Paduka Raja ada mengibaratkan Raja sebagai sebatang pohon/kayu besar:

Bagaikan kayu besar di tengah padang,

Rimbun daunnya tempat berteduh,

Kuat dahannya tempat bergantung,

Kukuh batangnya tempat bersandar,

Besar akarnya tempat bersila.

Saya yakin, ramai yang akan bersetuju dengan pandangan saya bahawa walaupun kita semua telah bersara, tetapi

kesetiaan dan kekuatan semangat patriotik kita tetap kental. Kesetiaan dan semangat patriotik ini tidak mudah luntur

walaupun umur kita telah dimamah usia.

Sidang Pengarang Buletin Alumni PTD juga ingin mengucapkan jutaan terima kasih kepada Tan Sri Nuraizah Abdul

Hamid kerana sudi berkongsi pengalaman beliau melalui artikel yang menarik “A Memorable Trip To Simla”. Lebih-lebih

lagi mengenai gossip hubungan intim Lady Mountbatten dengan Jawaharlal Nehru, Perdana Menteri India ketika itu.

Saya berharap kita semua akan mendapat manfaat daripada hasil perkongsian ilmu dan pengalaman tersebut. Saya

juga percaya lebih ramai lagi ahli Alumni PTD akan tampil kehadapan untuk berkongsi ilmu dan pengalaman mereka

dalam keluaran akan datang. Kata-kata Bill Gates boleh dijadikan renungan: “Being the richest man in the cemetary

does’nt matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we have done something wonderful, that’s what matters to me”.

Akhir kata, semoga semua ahli Alumni PTD berkesempatan untuk menatap keluaran Buletin pada kali ini bersama ahli

keluarga masing-masing.

Sekian, terima kasih.

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Hj. Mohd Nasir bin Mohd Ashraf


MAJLIS KESYUKURAN & ULANGTAHUN KELAHIRAN

KE-90 YBHG TUN ABDULLAH AYUB

Yang Amat Berbahagia Tun Abdullah Ayub telah menyambut Ulang Tahun Kelahirannya yang ke-90 Tahun pada 6 Januari 2016, telah diraikan dalam satu Majlis Kesyukuran pada 20 Februari 2016 jam 8:00 malam bertempat di Clarke Ballroom, Hotel Le Meridien, Kuala Lumpur.

Kesemua bekas Ketua Setiausaha Negara telah hadir bersama kira-kira 73 orang tetamu yang terdiri daripada ahli-ahli Alumni PTD dan isteri masing-masing.

Yang Amat Berbahagia Toh Puan Anna A. Ranne, isteri Yang Amat Berbahagia Tun Abdullah Ayub turut hadir.


S E L O K A O R A N G P E N C E N

Orang pencen hati gembira Hidup aman sebagai pesara

Kerja tak perlu hidupnya disara Nilai prestasi dah tak dikira

Cukup bulan dapat bayaran Buat belanja lauk sayuran

Sekali sekala keluar berjalan Ke Jalan Allah bersama kawan

Bangun pagi tidak tergesa Subuh

di Surau pasti dijaga Sarapan sedikit sekadar rasa Tahap kesihatan sering diperiksa

Makan dan pakai hanya ala kadar Janganlah sampai kita tak sedar Amalan yang lalai wajib dihindar Bawa anak cucu semua keluar

Perkara yang penting amal jariah Menjaga kebajikan surau kariah

Anak cucu yang ada tambah meriah Masjid yang makmur rezeki bertambah

Orang pencen orang dihormati

Teladan baik budi pekerti

Di sana di sini orang menanti

Mendengar pengalaman yang tersimpan di hati

Hidup bersara terasa lega

Tiada musykil serta curiga

Tak banyak hati yang perlu dijaga

Hanya bermesra jiran tetangga

Orang pencen anak dah besar

Cucunya ramai sedang membesar Rumah selesa hidup ala kadar Masa beramal dijaga tak gusar

Begitu kisahnya usia dah tua Suami

dan isteri tinggal berdua Pengalaman hidup dah dirasai semua Nak

sediakan hidup di akhirat pula.

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Mesyuarat di antara Pengurusan INTAN dengan Persatuan Alumni PTD telah diadakan pada 9 Jun 2016 bagi membincangkan kerjasama di antara INTAN dengan Persatuan Alumni PTD, terutamanya untuk menganjurkan Forum on Public Service Delivery.

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LAWATAN SOSIAL KE PADANG & BUKIT TINGGI

Lawatan Sosial Alumni PTD ke Padang & Bukit Tinggi, Sumatera, Indonesia telah diadakan dari 14hb hingga 17hb Mac 2016 dengan disertai serama 16 orang ahli Alumni PTD bersama suami & isteri masing-masing


Lawatan ke Sulaman Hajah Rosma, Bukit Tinggi

Berehat Sambil Minum Kopi & Teh Pelbagai

Herba Menjamu Selera di Pondok Tepi Sawah

Kenang-Kenangan di Keluk 44

Menandatangani Buku Pelawat Rumah Gadang


MESYUARAT AGUNG TAHUNAN KE-26

Mesyuarat Agung Tahunan Ke-26 telah diadakan pada hari Isnin, 30 Mei

2016 jam 3 petang bertempat di Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan Awam. Seramai

44 orang ahli berdaftar telah hadir.

Dalam Ucapan Dasar Presiden Alumni PTD, Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Sallehuddin Mohamed telah memaklumkan di antara perkara-perkara utama yang sedang diusahakan oleh Alumni PTD, iaitu:

i. mengemukakan Memorandum Bersama Alumni PTD, Persatuan Pesara Kerajaan Malaysia dan Yayasan Pesara Perkhidmatan Kerajaan kepada kerajaan supaya mengkaji semula kadar kemudahan pencen yang dinikmati;

ii. Alumni PTD akan menganjurkan sebuah “Forum on Public Service

Delivery: Auditor General’s Report 2015” pada bulan September 2016; iii. membina sebuah Pejabat Alumni PTD bersama Persatuan Perkhidmatan

Tadbir & Diplomatik (PPTD), di tapak Rumah Kelab PPTD yang sedia ada di

515 Persiaran Sultan Sallahuddin, Kuala Lumpur. Di Bangunan ini nanti akan ditempatkan juga Pustaka Perkhidmatan Awam.

iv. cadangan bagi menubuhkan Yayasan Persatuan Alumni Pegawai Tadbir Dan Diplomatik (Yayasan Persatuan Alumni PTD) di bawah Peruntukan Akta Pemegang Amanah (Pemerbadanan 1952) [Akta 258], (Trustees (Incorporation Act 1952 (Act 258), dengan tujuan untuk mengumpul dana melalui derma dan sumbangan bagi menjalankan program-program dan aktiviti-aktiviti Persatuan Alumni PTD.


A MEMORABLE TRIP TO SIMLA By Tan Sri Nuraizah Abdul Hamid

“Why Simla?” I asked Zainal when he announced, out of the blue, that he was planning a holiday trip for my 70th birthday two years ago.

Zainal explained that we had never been to Simla; it appeared to be an interesting and much cooler part of India; it was not too far to travel by air as we would be going through New Delhi; and, more importantly since we are both retired and depend mainly on our pensions, quite affordable compared to some other places that we might want to consider.

So we went, in April of 2014, with our two daughters and son-in-law taking Malindo Air (for the first time) landing at Delhi International Airport after a surprisingly pleasant flight in Business Class since the fare was really a great offer and well within the budget Zainal had provided for.

In New Delhi, we stayed for two days at the Taj Mahal Hotel, belonging to one of the better-known hotel chains in India. That gave Zainal and me a day to reacquaint ourselves with the sights, sounds and smells of Delhi since we had not visited the city in quite a while. It also gave our daughters a day to make a flying visit to Agra and the Taj Mahal since it would be almost a crime to be in India and not visit the Taj Mahal!

The following day, we took the long and winding road up to Simla, about 7,234 feet above sea level with temperatures of an average of 17 degrees centigrade. Our travel agency in New Delhi had arranged for us a suitably-sized van that came with a driver and English-speaking guide. The journey uphill took about 8 hours and we stopped almost mid-way for a lunch and rest-room break. The lunch was good and reasonably priced while the rest-room was very clean, much to our pleasant surprise.

We arrived at Simla and the Oberoi Cecil Hotel, where the travel agency had made reservations for us, about 5.00 in the evening. It had been quite a long and tiring drive.

The Oberoi Cecil Simla Hotel is often considered by guests as one of the finest hotels in Simla. The hotel is, apparently, over 100 years old and set in a magnificent spot overlooking the valleys and nearby foothills of the Himalayas. The views from all rooms and the fine restaurant are incredible.

Simla, also known as Shimla, is the capital city of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, located in northern India. Simla is very much a city and community of stark contrasts. We saw the modern, and sometimes quite ostentatious, hotels, residences and resorts against a backdrop of rather humble and almost primitive dwellings. There was so much luxury co-existing with so much poverty. I even saw a local guy carrying a gas tank on his shoulder walking up a hill slope, presumably towards his house which was not accessible to public transportation.

However, the scenery surrounding Simla, the majestic Himalayas, the very blue skies (rarely seen in Kuala Lumpur), the flora and the cool and fresh air were invigorating.

A View of Simla

Before embarking on our trip to India/Simla, we had done some Internet research on the background and history of Simla, a city very much the product of British Colonial rule in India. Typical of British colonial practice, the climatic conditions attracted the British colonial masters to establish the city of Simla in the dense forests of the Himalayas (as were also the cases of Cameron Highlands and Fraser’s Hill). According to the annals, in 1863, John Lawrence, then Viceroy of India, decided to shift the summer capital of the British Raj to Simla. He took the trouble of moving the administration twice a year between Calcutta and Simla, over 1,000 miles away, despite the difficult journeys they had to make. Since then, it has become the principal commercial, cultural and educational centre of the hilly regions of the state.

As the summer capital, Simla had hosted many important political meetings. One was known as the Simla Accord of 1914 or the Convention between Great Britain, China, and Tibet. This involved a treaty that would define the boundary between Tibet and China proper and between Tibet and British India. China rejected the Accord but the British and Tibetan representatives sealed it as a bilateral agreement.

The other significant historical event was the Simla Conference of 1945. It was a meeting between the Viceroy and the major political leaders of British India at Simla to deliberate on Indian self-government.

Even after independence, the city remained an important political centre, hosting the Simla Agreement of 1972 signed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan to define the rules of good relations between the two neighbours.

The Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi


The venue of all these historical meetings and events was the Viceroy Lodge (also known as Viceregal Lodge) built on Observatory Hill. Thus, it became an important part of our itinerary in Simla. Viceroy Lodge had become a research centre where academics on sabbatical leave would carry out research, mainly historical in nature. The lower floor of the Lodge was open for public viewing and conducted tours, after making some financial contributions (a small fee) that would go into a fund to maintain the place. Our tour was guided by one of the researchers and it gave a very interesting overview of the colonial history, especially pertaining to the role of the Lodge and the Viceroys who led the British Raj then. We also saw the history in photos that framed almost all the walls of the ground floor including those meetings and events referred to earlier.

The Viceregal Lodge

Of course, the more intriguing photographs were those depicting Nehru and Lady Mountbatten, with very obvious body language, and their well-documented close relationship. It was even said that Lord Mountbatten, the Viceroy then, actually encouraged the close friendship between the two to enable the British to better understand Nehru’s thinking and stands on various strategic issues.

The other fascinating remnant of British Colonial rule is the Kalka–Shimla Railway line. It was constructed in 1906, adding to Simla's accessibility and popularity. The railway route from Kalka to Simla, with more than 806 bridges and 103 tunnels, was regarded as an engineering feat and came to be known as the "British Jewel of the Orient". In 2008, it became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mountain Railways of India, and had become a major tourist attraction.

We just had to take a ride on the train! We got on board at the Simla Station where we saw hundreds of monkeys loitering in the station and along the lines. We did not go all the way down but, after a very slow descent and going through many tunnels, disembarked two stations downhill where our faithful van driver and guide awaited.

We also took a drive uphill to the Naldehra Golf Club located some 22 km from Simla. For the information of keen golfers, it is a par 68, 18-hole course with 16 greens and 18 tees and has a design apparently reminiscent of Scottish links courses. Since I am ignorant about golf, I am not sure of the significance of these details. We can only access the Club and the course if we are members. For those who wish to have a peek at the facilities, there are horses to take you up and ride along the boundary of the course for a good view. I have no interest in golf and am frightened of horses. Hence, I stayed at a café at the bottom of the hill and enjoyed my cappuccino while Zainal and the rest went on the horse-rides uphill to the Club. I was glad that I did not follow them – it was quite nerve-wrecking, apparently.

Of course, shopping and eating were important parts of our stay in Simla!

We spent almost one whole day at the Lakkar Bazaar, a market extending off the Ridge, famous for souvenirs and crafts, particularly made of wood. We walked up and down its sloping road to visit the many shops there, especially those selling Peshminar shawls. Due to the friendliness and persuasive skills of the shopkeepers, we could not resist buying a few!

We also had lunch there, at the Baljees Restaurant. According to the local accounts, it was a favourite venue for Nehru and Lady Mountbatten to have their private lunches.for Nehru and Lady Mountbatten to have their private lunches.

We returned to New Delhi, after three nights in Simla, to take our flight back to KLIA. We had a night and half a day’s stopover at the Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi. We were all in agreement that our travel agent had done a great job: scheduling our flights, arranging for internal transportation to and from our hotel and by van to Simla

Buletin Alumni PTD 11 Lady Mountbatten with Indian Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru

The two sisters walking near the tracts

The Taj Palace, New Delhi

Naldehra Golf Club

Azrein and Azira shopping

Azrein enjoying one of the many meals we had

and back, safe and skilled drivers and competent tour guides, and keeping good times within our prescribed schedules. There was nothing to complain about. The only thing that Zainal and I wished for was more energy and greater physical ability!

Note: Most of the photographs were taken by our son-in-law, Rastam Buletin Alumni PTD 12

Majlis Tahlil dan

Berbuka Puasa Alumni PTD telah diadakan pada hari Rabu, 15 Jun 2016, jam 7 malam bertempat di Roof Garden, Level R, Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur. Seramai 86 orang ahli suami isteri telah menghadiri majlis ini.


Majlis Sambutan Hari Raya Aidil

Fitri 1437H telah diadakan pada hari Rabu, 20 Julai 2016 jam 8 malam bertempat di Dewan Bankuet, Royal Lake Club Kuala Lumpur. Seramai 162 orang ahli bersama suami dan isteri telah menghadiri majlis ini.


Pertandingan Golf Persahabatan diantara Alumni PTD dengan Bekas Pegawai Polis telah diadakan pada Selasa, 15 November 2016 jam 7:00 pagi bertempat di Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan Awam Kuala Lumpur. Pasukan Alumni PTD telah memenangi pertandingan kali ini buat tahun ketiga berturut-turut.


“FORUM ON PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY:

AUDITOR-GENERAL’S REPORT 2015”

“Forum on Public Service Delivery: Auditor-General’s Report 2015” telah diadakan

pada hari Khamis, 29 September 2016 dari jam 8:00 pagi hingga 2:00 petang

bertempat di Hotel Hilton Petaling Jaya. Tujuan utama Forum ini adalah untuk

menyedia serta mengalakkan perbincangan yang mendalam terhadap masalah dan

isu-isu dalam penyampaian perkhidmatan awam dan seterusnya menyampaikan

pandangan, maklumbalas dan rumusan forum kepada pihak Kerajaan. Seramai 260

orang peserta, yang terdiri daripada Pegawai yang sedang berkhidmat di pelbagai

Kementerian dan Jabatan, ahli-ahli Akademik dan ahli-ahli Pertubuhan Bukan

Kerajaan, telah menghadiri forum ini.

Tan Sri Dato’ Setia Haji Ambrin Bin Buang, Ketua Audit Negara, telah menyampaikan

Ucap Utama dan manakala, Tan Sri Datuk Mohamad Khatib Abdul Hamid bertindak

selaku Pemudah Cara semasa Sesi Perbincangan Panel. Ahli-ahli Panel yang terlibat

menyampaikan pandangan mereka, ialah Tan Sri Zarinah Anwar, Pengerusi Malaysia

Debt Ventures Berhad, Dato’ David Chua Tee Kok, Pengarah Urusan DC & A Group

of Companies dan Encik Wan Saiful Wan Jan, Ketua Eksekutif IDEAS.


Alumni PTD 19

MAJLIS MAKAN MALAM ALUMNI PTD 2016

Selasa, 6 Disember 2016

7:45 Malam

Taming Sari 1 & 2, Hotel Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur

Kehadiran: Seramai 230 Orang


TAHNIAH

Alumni PTD mengucapkan Syabas & Tahniah kepada 2 orang Ahli Jawatankuasa Kerja Alumni PTD di atas perlantikan mereka: Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Haji Mohd Nasir Bin Mohd Ashraf sebagai Pengerusi, Lembaga Pengarah Institut Jantung Negara (IJN); dan

Datuk Wira Jahaya Bin Mat sebagai Kapten, Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan Awam, Malaysia (KGPA)


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Belasungkawa

"Inalillahi Wainalilahi Rojiun.

Kami dari keluarga besar Alumni PTD Mengucapkan Kesedihan dan Berdukacita atas kembalinya Almarhum

Datuk Dr. Abdullah Abdul Rahman, Naib Presiden Alumni PTD, pada 16 Mei 2016.

Semoga Almarhum Datuk Dr. Abdullah Abdul Rahman memperolehi kedudukan di kalangan para Solihin serta

yang mulia di sisiNya Mudah-mudahan diberikan kekuatan dan keihklasan lahir batin kepada semua

kaum keluarganya yang telah ditinggalkan. Aamiin.."

LAWATAN ALUMNI PTD KE KOREA SELATAN

“Spring in Seoul” dari 20 hingga 26 April, 2017

(Tertakluk Kepada Pindaan Tarikh)

Ahli & Keluarga yang berminat untuk menyertai lawatan ini, sila hubungi Sekretariat Alumni PTD di Talian:

018-7112230 (Diana) atau Tel./Whatsapp

013-3374266 (Dato‛ Azhar)

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