The clean image of Singapore has got a major boost as the number of corruption cases registered for investigation in the Republic fell to an ‘all time low’ last year of 103, down from 118 the year before, revealed the statistics of Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) today.
Singapore’s Jalan Besar football stadium will be, for a change, a place to flock for Bollywood fans on April 22. Some of the top Indian film and telly stars including Ranbir Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan, Arjun Kapoor will be playing celebrity football match against Singapore’s Asian All Stars team.
To help manufacturers build smart factories, the Singapore government will conduct free evaluations of companies across all industries over their readiness to move into Industry 4.0.
Close on the heels of becoming the most expensive city of the world, Singapore has now emerged at the top for providing the highest quality of living in Asia for expatriates, revealed the latest survey of the annual Mercer index.
Singapore’s Apsaras Arts to launch Indian Intimate Dance Series DARSHANA. Experience Indian classical dance forms in its intimate setting up close and personal.
Four Indian-origin persons among a total of 18 have been appointed board members to the new government agency Enterprise Singapore. The declaration of the appointment was made today by the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI).
A group of 20 young Singaporeans from the Young Sikh Association (YSA) have totally transformed a government school of a village in the State of Punjab in India with the opening of library and giving facelift to the school.
Meet Vinayak Lohani, an alumnus of IIT-Kharagpur and IIM-Calcutta, who has set up a humanitarian institution christened Parivaar for the holistic care, education and upkeep of children from deprived, impoverished backgrounds.
The global position of Singapore has improved further as it has ranked sixth in the annual ranking of countries that are considered least corrupt in 2017, moving up a notch from seventh position in 2016.
Last week’s decision by India’s three main bourses to stop licensing products and data to foreign exchanges caused shares in Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX) to plummet 8 per cent in early trade today.
