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The Sun
07-08-2025
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- The Sun
UPM students embrace rural life and volunteerism in Kampung Angkat MADANI
SHAH ALAM: Fifty Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) students participated in the Kampung Angkat MADANI @ Jiwa Putra Programme in Kampung Sawah Sempadan, Tanjong Karang. The three-day initiative was organised by UPM's Co-Curriculum and Student Development Centre (PKPP). It involved 25 foster families and activities like agricultural workshops, entrepreneurship sessions, tree planting, and local product exhibitions. PKPP director Assoc Prof Dr Mohd Mursyid Arshad highlighted the university's role in supporting community development. 'This programme reinforces UPM's commitment to staying relevant to societal needs,' he said in a statement. The university also hosted PUTRA MADANI, a 30-hour live podcast discussing agriculture, community issues, and the Malaysia MADANI concept. Mohd Mursyid said the podcast served as an informal yet effective communication tool for government aspirations. 'We aim to promote the MADANI spirit of unity, progress, and new opportunities,' he added. Amira Farhana Sallehuddin, a Human Development student, joined the programme during her semester break. She appreciated the chance to gain new insights, attend motivational sessions, and participate in gotong-royong activities. Block AGH Village Development and Security Committee chairman Zam Zaidi praised UPM's impact on the community. He noted that the podcast introduced villagers to digital platforms for product promotion and eco-tourism. The programme was a collaboration between UPM's University Community Transformation Centre and Strategic and Corporate Relations Centre. Support came from the Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Educational Studies, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Hospital, and Alumni Relations Centre. - Bernama
Barnama
07-08-2025
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- Barnama
UPM Students Foster Volunteerism, Experience Rural Life Through Kampung Angkat MADANI
SHAH ALAM, Aug 7 (Bernama) -- Fifty Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) students ventured beyond campus life to engage with rural communities and foster the spirit of volunteerism through the Kampung Angkat MADANI @ Jiwa Putra Programme held in Kampung Sawah Sempadan, Tanjong Karang, near here. Organised by UPM's Co-Curriculum and Student Development Centre (PKPP), the three-day programme involved 25 foster families and featured a variety of community-based activities, including agricultural knowledge sharing, entrepreneurship, tree planting, and local product exhibitions. PKPP director Assoc Prof Dr Mohd Mursyid Arshad said the university's active engagement with rural communities reflected the role of higher education institutions in supporting community development. 'This programme reinforces the university's role as an institution that stands with the people and remains relevant to current needs,' he said in a statement here today. In its efforts to expand the university's outreach to the community, the UPM PKPP also organised PUTRA MADANI: Longest Live Community Podcast, a 30-hour non-stop audio broadcast featuring discussions on agriculture, community issues and the Malaysia MADANI concept. Mohd Mursyid said the initiative provided a space for informal yet effective communication in conveying the government's aspirations to the public. 'We want the community to understand and embrace the spirit of Malaysia MADANI, particularly in the context of unity, progress and the pursuit of new opportunities. 'Being a university that focuses on agriculture, this platform allows us to share our innovations and expertise directly with the community,' he said. Amira Farhana Sallehuddin, a Bachelor of Science in Human Development with Honours student at the Faculty of Human Ecology, said she joined the programme during the semester break, drawn by the adopted village concept.
