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Nadagamic 2026 by AGAM Theatre Lab is Singapore’s first International Tamil Theatre Festival.

Culture

English Plays at Tamil Theatre Festival Nadagamic 2026

Gold medallist Piara Singh Bhullar set a new state record at the British Columbia Athletics meet in Vancouver in August 2026.

Lifestyle

Third Fastest But No Medal For 80-Year-Old Athlete

Mr Push Sharma with the NVPC Singapore Company of Good award for 2025-2027.

Community

Push Sharma’s Haldy Gives Turmeric a Minty Singapore Twist

Thevar’s Fig Chaat, Indian Accent’s Jackfruit Tacos, and MOC’s Original Recipe Spicy Crab.

Lifestyle

Trip.com’s 2027 Fine Dining List Includes Singapore’s Thevar and More

Ms Aparna joined 77 other aspiring doctors at Duke-NUS Medical School’s white coat ceremony on Aug 14.

Community

Aparna Giri Shankar’s Move to Medicine at Duke-NUS Medical School

Right before starting medical school, Aparna Giri Shankar, 23, was flipping through her childhood notebooks when she came across a page of jumbled, juvenile handwriting.

Community

Aparna Giri Shankar’s Move to Medicine at Duke-NUS Medical School

Right before starting medical school, Aparna Giri Shankar, 23, was flipping through her childhood notebooks when she came across a page of jumbled, juvenile handwriting.

Culture

English Plays at Tamil Theatre Festival Nadagamic 2026

Lifestyle

Third Fastest But No Medal For 80-Year-Old Athlete

Community

Push Sharma’s Haldy Gives Turmeric a Minty Singapore Twist

Lifestyle

Trip.com’s 2027 Fine Dining List Includes Singapore’s Thevar and More

Push Sharma’s Haldy Gives Turmeric a Minty Singapore Twist

When Covid-19 struck, Singapore entrepreneur Push Sharma found himself consuming turmeric in pills, powders and capsules in the hope of boosting his immunity.

Aparna Giri Shankar’s Move to Medicine at Duke-NUS Medical School

This year’s Most Inspiring Tamil Teachers’ Award recipients (from left) are Ms Kalaivani Ilango of Anderson Serangoon Junior College, Mdm A. Sumathi of Fuhua Primary School, Ms Nashima Banu of Casuarina Primary School, and Mdm Raihanah Beevi of Crest Secondary School.

Pillars of Tamil Language Education Honoured with Awards

With fixed benchmarks frozen for 15 years, Singapore’s fundamental question has never been whether to adjust these figures, but when and how to do so responsibly, says the author, Venga Subramaniam.

English Plays at Tamil Theatre Festival Nadagamic 2026

August saw Singapore’s first international Tamil Theatre festival, Nadagamic, organised by AGAM Theatre Lab. Eight plays celebrating global excellence in Tamil drama took over the Tanjong Pagar Distri...

The evening demonstrated the breadth of artistic training at SIFAS.

SIFAS Celebrates 76 Graduates, Nurtures Next Generation of Artistes

The DADC team at the Bisik Serayu Festival in Banyumas, Indonesia.

Maya Dance Theatre’s Dancers with Diverse Abilities Explore The Global Stage

Rishi Vadrevu plays Jim, who deals with mental health issues and alcoholism across the play.

Rishi Vadrevu’s “Raw, Theatrical, Magnetism”: The Parting Glass Review

The temporary art installation features shophouses that were located on Campbell Lane in the past. Contrary to popular belief, there were shops run by other ethnicities in Campbell Lane as well, such as a Chinese coffeehouse, reflecting Singapore’s multi-racial society.

Trade, Tradition, Time-travel Meet In Little India’s Inaugural Street Festival

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Bite-sized snippets from across the lion city.

Singapore in 2 Minutes for the Week of Sept 11

Community kitchens using rescued food, rolling out support for food rescue initiatives and formalising the redistribution of surplus hawker food were among the suggestions to tackle food waste raised ...