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Trucks loaded with coal drive to the coal yard at the Deendayal Port in Kandla, in the western state of Gujarat, India

Coal India Plans Singapore Trading Hub: Sources

Coal India Ltd – the world’s largest producer of the solid fuel – is setting up its first overseas trading office in Singapore, aiming to diversify into trading iron ore and critical and strategic min...

Atomionics opened Asia’s first integrated quantum sensing hub in Alexandra Technopark. (From left) Co-founders Dr Ravi Kumar and Sahil Tapiawala and the guest of honour for the opening, Minister of State for Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang, standing near a GRAVIO machine.

Exploring the Subsurface: Atomionics is Asia’s First Integrated Quantum Sensing Hub

Indian scientist C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930 for his discovery of the Raman Effect.

The Raman Effect: C.V. Raman and Atomionics

Bite-sized snippets from across the lion city.

Singapore in 2 Minutes for the Week of June 19

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong noted that Singapore began looking at nuclear energy more than a decade ago and has been building up its own capabilities, especially in nuclear safety.

Singapore will undergo an assessment by UN atomic watchdog in 2027

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of May 22

Indian political official downsize official travel arrangements, and Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat announced he would increasingly use public transport for travel within the state.

VIP Convoys Shrink After PM Modi’s Fuel-Saving Appeal

Bite-sized snippets from across the Indian subcontinent.

India in 2 Minutes for the Week of April 17

People march during a protest against the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, and against conflict in Lebanon and Gaza, in New York City, U.S., April 8, 2026.

The Editor’s Beat: Holding Our Ground, Strengthening Our Resolve

About 2.4 million Singaporeans will now get between $400 and $600 in cash in September 2026.

Nearly $1b in Extra Help for S’poreans Amid Rising Costs, Govt to do More if Needed: Jeffrey Siow

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