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It is often called the “Hungry Ghost Month”, but behind the rituals is also a tradition of remembering and giving.

Op-ed: When Remembering Leads to Giving

Every year, Singapore’s seventh lunar month, which just ended, brings a familiar change to our neighbourhoods. Temples become busy, offerings appear, community dinners are held and the sounds of getai...

Walking diagonally across the grass can save seconds.

Op-ed: SG Loves Shortcuts

Khushwant Singh

“I love being bald and, after I explain why, I hope many male readers will reach for their razors.”

Op-ed: Being Bald is Better

A woman looks at shirts in the colours of India's national flag, displayed at a market in the old quarters of Delhi on Aug 11, ahead of the country's Independence Day celebrations.

Viksit Bharat 2047: A Roadmap to Become a Developed Nation

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

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.

From Pichai Jargon to Normal English: An Arduous Journey

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

Op-ed: Hair Dilemma

Ms Josephine Teo (centre), Senior Minister of State at the Prime Minister's Office, carrying the first 2016 baby, Khairy Rusyaidy (left) and the last SG50 baby, Ansley Soong (right) at Kandang Kerbau Hospital (KKH) on 1 January 2016. Looking on are their proud parents (from left) Mr Rudy Marwan Yunos and his wife Ms Khairunnisa Anwar, and Ms Tee Bee Ling and her husband Mr Shaun Soong.

Op-ed: As the Biological Clock Ticks, Some Hard Truths

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