Singapore is on the top of the list for progress made on a set of United Nations (UN) goals to build a better future, based on health-related indicators, according to a paper published in the prestigious journal The Lancet.
The Singapore South Asian International Film Festival (SGSAIFF) kicked off with a bang yesterday with celebrities strolling down the red carpet and a grand premiere of the socio-political flick Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyon Aata Hai?
A UK blood transfusion service issued an apology for turning away hundreds of Indian-origin donors during a blood donation drive organised by the Indian community in Northern Ireland last year.
Toilet Ek Prem Katha, talked about for its title and content, becomes the first Indian film on a subject that World Toilet Organisation has been advocating: a campaign against open defecation and lack of proper toilet facilities in rural areas.
Britain’s anti-discrimination group Kick It Out is investigating the online racial abuse against Singaporean Sikh referee Sukhbir Singh.
The success of Reliance Jio’s thunderous entry into the Indian telecom market has not only surprised experts but has also catapulted Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) Chairman Mukesh Ambani to second spot on Asia’s rich list.
There was an increase of 32.5 per cent in the resale transactions of the Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats in Singapore for the second quarter from April to June.
The trailer of short film Carbon is out and it is as captivating as its posters. The trailer takes you to the futuristic world of 2067, where ‘Oxygen’ is not free, rather a commodity.
Applications for the Scholarship Programme for Diaspora Children (SPDC) are now open on the SPDC portal. Last Date for submission of the application form online is September 30, 2017.
According to a recent study, India is the largest supplier of online labour in the world. The iLabour report analysed data across multiple e-platforms connecting freelancers with employers.
