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Walking diagonally across the grass can save seconds.

Op-ed: SG Loves Shortcuts

The shortest route from Point A to Point B is a straight line. Singaporeans understand this instinctively. Why else would we have turned acronyms into a national language?

The magnificent Prambanan Temple Complex near Yogyakarta, the largest temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in Indonesia.

Ramayana Routes and Maritime Bridges: India and Southeast Asia’s Living Civilisational Ties

The three towers of the Singapore landmark Marina Bay Sands.

A Farewell to Singapore: What I Will Miss

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong tears as he speaks at the NTUC May Day Rally at Downtown East on May 1, 2026.

Op-ed: PM Wong Cried, So What?

ERP gantry near Esplanade.

Op-ed: How to Save Money While Driving Something Expensive

Minister for Education, Mr Desmond Lee during a regular school visit to Teck Ghee Primary School.

When Silence Hurts: Confronting Bullying with Courage and Care

The new Kerala-style Hindu temple will be named the Sree Guruvayoorappan Ayyappan Temple.

Op-ed: A New Temple, An Old Realisation

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.

From Pichai Jargon to Normal English: An Arduous Journey

All these words originated from various Indian languages, says the writer.

India’s Contribution to English: Mindboggling… But Unappreciated

(From Left) Jamshed Fozdar, Daisy Irani, Jamhsed’s wife Parvati and Daisy’s husband Subin Subaiah.

Op-ed: Conversations with a 100-Year-Old

Paddy Rangappa shares tips and tricks on what makes a good cover letter!

Take Cover: Mind-Blowing Cover Letter Attached!

Columnist Paddy Rangappa writes about the traits Americans should learn from Indians.

Op-ed: What Americans Should Learn From Indians

‘Babu Singh’ can be a lazy moniker for any turbaned Sikh male.

Op-ed: When Words Turn Feral

A man in the act of meditation.

Rajyogi Brahma Kumar Nikunj: Why the World is Turning to Meditation Again

Lynlee Foo, host of the ‘The Afternoon Update’ at MONEY FM 89.3, together with editor of tabla!, Venga Subramaniam.

The Editor’s Beat: How Vernacular Media Stays Relevant in a Digital-first Age

 Ms Anu Gupta’s Indian-style tumbler and saucer with coffee made from Indonesian beans.

Op-ed: My Life in Two Mugs

The writer muses about the pitfalls of social media.

Lost in the Feed: The Pitfalls of Social Media

The author, Paddy Rangappa, is embarrassed of his pet name from childhood.

Op-ed: Pet Names and Embarrassment

Potlucks have now become the heartbeat of diaspora life.

Potlucks: The Heartbeat of Diaspora Life

It’s impossible to escape the omnipresence of the Indian film industry, says the author Bernita Rayen.

Op-ed: Indian Cinema Should Bin Cliches

A grandfather reading Tamil Murasu with his grandchildren.

Op-ed: My Street-smart Grandparents

A supermarket aisle.

Op-ed: Super(market)man Never Retires

(Clockwise from top left) Daisy Irani Subaiah, Asad Latif, Paddy Rangappa and Khushwant Singh.

Our Contributors Wish tabla! Well

Daisy Irani pens an op-ed about the silent superstars in our homes, our helpers.

Silent Superstars: The Helpers in Our Homes

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