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Madam Lalithamma Nair’s Grow Lah! project will involve several families.

Green Champion Lalithamma Nair Launches ‘Grow Lah!’ to Cultivate a More Sustainable Singapore

For years, Madam Lalithamma Nair has been inspiring Singaporeans to reconnect with nature through community gardens, environmental education programmes, and grassroots sustainability initiatives. Now,...

The Painted Bronzeback is just one of the many cold-blooded neighbours sharing Singapore’s green spaces.

Herpetology Study: A Passion for the Cold-Blooded

Mr Pravin spent a decade in the Singapore music industry before his career took a major turn in 2011 when he participated in the third season of Vijay TV’s popular talent show ‘Super Singer’.

Pravin Saivi celebrates 25-year journey

The Bangladeshi folk band consisting of migrant workers.

Migrant Workers Celebrate Their Own Labour Day

The panellists engaged in a lively discussion on the topics covered in the book, Arabs in Singapore: 200 Years On.

Threads of Time: The Next Chapter of Singaporean Arab Heritage

Endurance, kindness, and humility are among the values that pilgrims can experience while performing the Hajj pilgrimage in the Holy Land

PM Wong heartened by resilience in communities for Hari Raya Haji

Tao Nan School P6 pupil Debbie Ong, 12, who has had her right leg amputated due to cancer, exiting the stage after receiving her award at the Singapore Silent Heroes Student Award 2026 at Spring Singapore auditorium on May 23, 2026.

194 Students Honoured at Singapore Silent Heroes Student Award 2026

Singapore Jain Religious Society members looking at one of the origins of Snakes and Ladders, the Jain game, Gyan Chaupar or Game of Knowledge.

SJRS Members Explore Jain Culture at Asian Civilisations Museum

Young women and their friends at the Raja Hamidah Grand Mosque in Batam Centre.

Mosques as Community Spaces: Reflections from Batam

A child with special needs walking hand-in-hand with models at the the charity event “Runway Fashion For A Cause 2026”.

Fashion with a Cause: Special Needs Children Shine on Runway at Singapore Charity Event

Mr David Hoe (second from left), adviser to Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC Grassroots Organisations (Clementi), with children who created models of Kerala’s traditional Vallam Kali snake boats.

Singapore Malayalee Association Celebrates Mothers and Women’s Empowerment at “Together We Shine”

Alphonso mango.

Op-ed: The Mango Season Has Arrived

A showcase of Indian Community Cultural performances during the inaugural Indian Engagement and Development Initiative (INEI) Forum on April 25, 2026.

The Editor’s Beat: A Future Built on Connection and Purpose

Anuv Jain is set to perform in Singapore on July 28 at the Capitol Theatre as part of his Dastakhat tour.

The Making of Indian Musician Anuv Jain

World Happiness Report 2026

Op-ed: The Curious Case of Singaporeans’ Unhappiness

MOS Dinesh Vasu Dash shared his well wishes for the Indian New Year on social media.

S’pore Dignitaries Share Well Wishes for Indian New Year on Social Media

Singaporeans are facing an energy crisis and rising costs due to the conflict in the Middle East.

The Community Reacts to Support Measures in Response to Middle East Conflict

The writer’s friend could not stop dyeing her hair. Why? Read on to find out!

Op-ed: Hair Dilemma

Mr Gautam Shet and Mrs Namrata Shet with their sons Thasmay and Thashvin.

Two Singaporean Families Show How Children with Down Syndrome Can Thrive

World chess champion Gukesh Dommaraju, at Sentosa on Dec 13, 2024.

Gukesh’s Slump: A World Chess Champion at a Crossroads – and the Road Back

Jain community members taking part in a procession held in celebration of the 2625th birth anniversary of Lord Mahavir in Bengaluru on March 31.

Followers Amplify Mahavira’s Message of Compassion and Service

India tea often comes with a generously heaped spoonful of sugar.

Now at Your Kopitiam: India Tea and Coffee

As part of the Tamil Language Festival’s 20th anniversary celebrations, the Tamil Language Council presented a special outreach event on Saturday, 14 March 2026, at the Indian Heritage Centre and along Campbell Lane.

The Editor’s Beat: Two Decades of “Involvement” in the Tamil Language

Ms Anitha Tamilmaran interacting with the residents of Cantonment neighbourhod and explaining the designs of her display.

Anitha Tamilmaran’s Festive Labour of Love for Her Neighbours

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