Ravin Palanisamy

Brickfields born lad - Journo at @msianinsight - #YNWA

[Tharma Pillai 🗳️ @TharmaPillai]

This is wrong. Setia pada Raja/Sultan tidak bermakna wakil rakyat tidak ada hak bersuara isu dasar.

Bukannya ADUN DAP ni menghasut ataupun keluarkan ayat biadab. Ada demand besar utk daging babi, jadi cadangan adalah utk membenarkan penternakan moden di Selangor.

Kalau tak setuju, biarkan wakil rakyat berdebat. Itu demokrasi. Bukan absolute monarki.

[JOKER 🔺 @tjerealjoker]

Korang kalo kena scam dan SUDAH transfer duit.. apa nak buat?

Call 997 - National Scam Response Centre.
Call dalam masa 30minit selepas kena scam.
They will block the transfer.
They will get your money back.

Salute Fahmi‼️

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Team news is IN for #LIVMUN 🔴

[Yuneswaran Ramaraj @r_yuneswaran]

Media Statement by;

Yuneswaran Ramaraj
Member of Parliament for Segamat

*A Historic Step for Media Freedom: Welcoming the Passage of the Malaysian Media Council Bill and Bernama (Amendment) Bill*

The passing of the Malaysian Media Council Bill by Parliament today marks a historic milestone in the country’s media landscape, paving the way for self-regulation within the industry. This long-awaited bill is the result of extensive collaboration between the government and media stakeholders, demonstrating a shared commitment to upholding press freedom and journalistic integrity.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Ministry of Communications and the pro-tem committee for their unwavering dedication and perseverance in bringing this much-anticipated bill to fruition.
Their concerted efforts have been instrumental in shaping a framework that balances media independence with accountability.

The idea of a media council was first proposed over five decades ago in 1973 by Malaysia’s second Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak Hussein. However, it was only on December 6, 2019, that a Cabinet memorandum to formally establish the Malaysian Media Council was tabled and approved. Since then, various efforts have been made to bring this initiative to life, including the drafting of the Bill by a 21-member pro-tem committee in August 2020.

The establishment of the Malaysian Media Council marks a significant milestone in our nation’s media landscape. Empowered to set standards and enforce a code of conduct, the council will promote ethical and responsible journalism, thereby enhancing public trust in the media. By providing a platform for grievance redressal and facilitating continuous professional development, the council will serve as both a guardian of media freedom and a catalyst for industry excellence.

We also commend the bill for ensuring fair representation within the council’s governance structure. The council will be led by a board comprising a chairman who is not involved in politics, civil service, or the legislature, along with two members representing the government. Additionally, media companies, media associations, and non-media members will each have four representatives, with at least one woman and one representative from Sabah or Sarawak. This inclusive approach is a progressive step toward a more diverse and representative media body that reflects the voices and interests of all Malaysians.

In addition to this landmark bill, we also applaud the Dewan Rakyat for approving the Bernama (Amendment) Bill 2024, a crucial piece of legislation aimed at modernising Malaysia’s media industry to be more inclusive and responsive to current challenges.

This amendment marks the first update to the Bernama Act 1967 (Act 780) in nearly six decades and represents a major step in strengthening our national news agency. Passed by a majority voice vote after a debate involving eight Members of Parliament, the amendment will ensure Bernama remains dynamic and aligned with the evolving needs of the media landscape.

We commend Communications Minister @fahmi_fadzil for his leadership in introducing this bill, which is designed to optimise the use of digital media alongside traditional platforms. By expanding the scope of Bernama beyond newspapers to include print, electronic, and digital media, this amendment is in line with the Malaysia MADANI framework and the government’s commitment to strengthening its communication capabilities in today’s fast-evolving media environment.

Both these legislative advancements signify a new era for Malaysia’s media industry—one that embraces self-regulation, inclusivity, and digital transformation.

We look forward to the positive changes these reforms will bring to our media landscape and the broader society it serves.

@BernamaTV @bernamadotcom @fmtoday @malaysiakini @RTM_Malaysia @komunikasi_gov

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

To all members of the #media, please stay safe while on duty covering the #rally today.

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

#Brickfields is flooded

[The Malaysian Insight @msianinsight]

RTM’s part-timers not paid since June, say sources
https://t.co/3nrlWS8ID5

[The Malaysian Insight @msianinsight]

Muda tetapkan standard baharu, keluarkan audit kumpul dana banjir https://t.co/86sMDPMszp

[The Malaysian Insight @msianinsight]

Muda releases audit on flood fundraising https://t.co/Ep8fRz0wFP

[The Malaysian Insight @msianinsight]

Malaysian Bar says dangerous to amend constitution to reserve PM post https://t.co/eTLOukCL8M

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Putrajaya announces free-toll in conjunction with #Christmas

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

@ridzwanfarouk @KemPendidikan @FadhlinaSiddiq Agree. I’ve seen other schools doing way better with the solidarity week.
Definitely the one we saw in the video is not the way.

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Seriously @KemPendidikan?
Is this the human values you were referring to?

Displaying guns to children? What is the purpose of this?
@FadhlinaSiddiq

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Labuan MP Suhaili Abdul Rahman has pledged to support Prime Minister @anwaribrahim’s leadership.

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

When my friend shared this, I was stunned! Like seriously
@KemPendidikan you have to investigate this.
Don’t try to sweep the issue under the carpet.
@FadhlinaSiddiq
#Palestine #Solidarity #week

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Prime Minister @anwaribrahim giving his speech at the Malaysia Stands With Palestine rally

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Prime Minister @anwaribrahim arrives at the Malaysia Stands With Palestine rally at Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil.

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

#Malaysia Stands With #Palestine #rally at Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil.

[Ravin Palanisamy @RavinP_69]

Malaysia Stands With Palestine rally at the Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil.