Date : 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010
Venue : Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor
Target Group : Students from the age 10 to 18 years old.
History of Moral Camp
Moral Camp was initiated in a low scale of 25-50 students for a period of two weeks in the year 2003 at Sri Venkateswara Alayamu, Sungai Sumun Perak. It was organized by TAM Bagan Datoh Branch (Formerly known as South Perak Branch) in collaboration with TAM Kulim Branch and TAM Teluk Intan Branch for two years consecutively. Experienced teachers from Bagan Datoh Branch volunteer themselves to guide the students with Telugu language and cultural activities. In the year 2006, Telugu Association of Malaysia has decided to organize the Moral Camp in a bigger scale for a period of three weeks in the national level. Besides the Malaysian teachers, experienced teachers from India were brought in for the purpose. For the year 2006 and 2007, Moral Camp was held in Telugu Samskrutika Nilayamu, Rawang where around 150 students participated. For the year 2008, Moral Camp was successfully held in the biggest scale ever in Kem PLKN Semenyih, Selangor where around 500 students from all over Malaysia participated. In 2009, it was held in Lunas, Kedah where around 300 students participated. Now, TAM has come again with Moral Camp 2010 which is going to be held from 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010 at Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor.
Objectives of Moral Camp
To teach the Telugu Students who are the next generation of Telugus in Malaysia;
- To read and write Telugu Language.
- To understand Telugu Culture.
- To know ways of celebrating Telugu Language.
- To respect all cultures, religions, and believes in Malaysia.
- To love Malaysia.
- To support the ‘1 Malaysia’ Concept.
- To instill moral values to live in harmony.
- To respect parents and guru.
- To cherish natural resources – water, air, sunlight, earth, plants, minerals and animals.
- To keep everything clean.
Moral Camp 2010 Schedule
28th Nov (Sunday)
10.00am – Registration and briefing.
29th Nov - 17th Dec
- Telugu Language and Cultural classes
- Integration programs
- Disciplinary programs
- Sports
- Educational trips
18th Dec (Sunday)
10.00am – Closing Ceremony
You want your child to speak in Telugu?
You want your child to read and write in Telugu?
You want your child to learn Telugu Culture?
You want your child to pray in the proper manner?
You want your child to have more Telugu friend?
Hurry, what are you waiting for?
Send your children to TAM Moral Camp 2010 for 21 days for a minimal charge of only RM 250.
Minimal Expenditure for each Student
Accomodation : RM 10 x 21 days = RM 210
Food (4 Meals per day) : RM 15 x 21 days = RM 315
Total = RM 525
51% of the cost for each student is subsidized by Telugu Association of Malaysia.
All you have to pay is only RM 250 for each child.
Registration forms are available at each branch chairmen. For Bagan Datoh Branch, please contact Mr Ramanaidu Ramaloo (Chairman)
(016-6681240)
For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact;
Organising Chairman, Srimati Vijay Ganganaidu
(012-4272022)
Co-organising Chairman, Sri Ramanaidu (012-5036439)
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ReplyDeleteThe first Moral camp was actually organized by TAM Penang & Seberang Prai chairman Mr. Rama Rao s/o J.Subramaniam who is now the national HON.GEN Treasurer of TAM. The Bagan Dato branch just gave support and provide teachers that's all. In fact the the idea to organise this camp is also Mr. Rama Rao's idea. I still remember Mr.Rama Rao and his wife will stay there and take care of the students and also bring some fruits and biscuits to the entertain students over there. most of the students are his relative"s and friend"s children. Nobody know all this truth because the couples (Mr & Mrs.Rama Rao) are very very humble. you can check and ask at Akkiah Appalnaidu sir who live near by the temple. I know all this because I am one of the first student to attend that camp.
Please be noted that the very first Moral camp was organised by TAM Penang/Seberang Perai in collaboration with TAM Kulim Branch, TAM Teluk Intan Branch and TAM Bagan Datoh Branch.MR.Rama rao ,chairman of TAM Penang/Seberang Perai in 2003 put his efforts and worked for years to organise such a camp.How come he and TAM Penang/Seberang Perai is not being mentioned?Please do not forget people who actually served TAM for years over time and people like MR.Rama Rao who should be given the credit that he deserved.I'm one of the first ever student of Moral Telugu Camp in 2003 and judging by the scale of telugu moral camps being held now,i'm very happy to see what Mr.Rama rao did for our telugu community.
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