Atul Temurnikar Co-founder and Chairman of GIIS (Global Indian International School) is obsessed with giving Indians abroad the best education at an affordable price.
Watch the corporate honcho-turned-successful educationist, in conversation with Punam Sharrma in Connected to India’s @work section
It is right in the midst of Diwali season, and money transfers back to India are in full flow. With the large Indian population in Singapore and the amount of trade between the two countries, you will find a number of providers and methods available when you need to make a money transfer.
Singapore’s Changi Airport, voted the world’s best for the past six years by Skytrax, is planning a robotic overhaul of its services and has utilised the new Terminal 4 to help test the airport bots of the future.
The Primary Programme at Global Indian International School (GIIS) focuses on planting the seed of love for learning in young children.
What do Monk Sri Nithya Turiyananda Swami, Professor Naresh Agarwal, Strategist Nitin Pai, Mountaineer John Gomes and CEO of Hotstar Ajit Mohan have in common? The clue is in the picture above – The NTU Graduating Class of 2016 which marks the 25th year Anniversary of NTU.
This weekend seems to be dedicated to some family time. Watching the F1 Grand Prix with international stars performing could be the experience of the year. There is also a toast to your taste buds at the Singapore Restaurant Festival.
The growth of the city-state’s economy has gone hand-in-hand with the development of the property market, and there are many cases of windfalls for property investors. Many potential investors often overlook the costs, resulting in grave investment mistakes.
Irrespective of whether you’re an NRI, new to Singapore, or just looking for a better place after the completion of your lease, here are some tips and common pointers to make your house hunt very productive.
Cafe-hopping is a big thing among the young people in Singapore, and it’s a headache situation when cafes are not halal because of the inconvenience it’ll cause your Muslim friends in the group.
School children in Singapore are being taught cycling so that they can use their bicycles safely while sharing roads, pavements and park connectors with other users.
New to Singapore – for those who have just moved to the city-state. Focusing on NRIs and people of Indian-origin.
