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Indian domestic helpers dancing to a Bollywood number at the gathering.

Fiesta Empowers Indian Domestic Workers with Practical Support

Indian migrant domestic workers in Singapore were given an opportunity to relax, make new friends and, more importantly, learn about financial independence, healthcare and the support available to the...

A man harvests sugarcane in a field in Kolhapur district in the western state of Maharashtra, India, February 17, 2026.

India Tightens Sugar Stockholding Curbs

The 3-month long festival has several pre-event day ceremonies that culminate in the Firewalking Day.

Fire-Walking Rituals’ Online Registration Opens on Sept 24

Sidharth Menon belting out a popular number.

Noah Onam Live 2K26 Delights Singapore Audience with Music, Stars and Festive Spirit

The winning Kulukiii team.

Kerala’s Iconic Boat Race Returns to Singapore After 13 Years, Bringing Onam Spirit to Jurong Lake

Devotees and members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) hold a rope attached to the chariot as they attend the Rath Yatra (chariot procession) of Lord Jagannath, organized by ISKCON in Mumbai, India,.

At least One Dead, 100 Injured in Crush at Indian Chariot Festival

Directors of Muditha Arts: (Top row, from left) V. Krishnan, Uttam Kripalani and N. Subramaniam; (bottom row, from left) Soundarya Sukumar and Priyalatha Arun.

Muditha Arts Festival 2026 to Debut with Three-Day Celebration

Participants alongside their caregivers during an inclusive yoga session at the Enabling Village with BlissYogaSG founder Parul Chaturvedi (right).

Inclusive Yoga, Little Splashes and More at Enabling Village’s Summer Playground

Muslims observing special morning prayers on May 27.

Hari Raya Haji: Preserving Tradition, Extending Aid

The Violinist is the first Singapore-produced film to compete at the Annecy Animation Film Festival.

Singapore’s Debut Feature, The Violinist, Competes at Annecy Film Festival

Dindigul-style Lamb Shank Biryani at The Great Indian Biryani Festival 2026.

The Great Indian Biryani Festival Returns to The Line at Shangri-La Hotel Singapore

One of the major highlights of the evening was a theatrical production inspired by stories from the Mahabharata. 

Manam Telugu Celebrates Ugadi in Singapore With Grand Showcase of Culture and Community

Mr Sanyam Joshi, First Secretary (Economic), High Commission of India, presenting boxes of mangoes to dancers from Bengali Sarbojonin Society Singapore.

Nee Soon South Festival Rewards Performers with Indian Mangoes

Dancers from Orissa Dance Academy.

A Confluence of Grace: Inaugural Odissi Festival Transforms Singapore’s Cultural Landscape

One of the highlights of IHC’s festival was the interactive storytelling session for children on the book “The Garden of New Beginnings”.

Indian Heritage Centre Unites Communities for the Indian New Year

The Tamil Language Festival wrap-up event titled Murasu 360 placed the spotlight firmly on the youths driving the Tamil language forward.

Youths Take Spotlight as Murasu 360 Distils Milestone Tamil Language Festival (TLF) Events

MOS Dinesh Vasu Dash sang the Ilaiyaraaja classic ‘Ilaya Nila’ alongside the audience.

A Symphony of Eras at Tamil Language Festival’s Re-inKarnation Thiruvizha

Find out what events are happening in Singapore this week!

What to do in Singapore for the Week of April 24

Vaisakhi prayers at the Central Sikh Temple at Towner Road.

Central Sikh Gurdwara Board’s Vaisakhi: A Living Call to Courage, Equality, and Service

Kavipperukku’s founder and coordinator, Rajesh Kumar Dharmalingam (right) and Vishruta Nandakumar performing the poem ‘Who is Bharathi?’.

Kavipperukku at Tamil Language Festival 2026: Everyday Life Meets Classical Tamil Poetry

The annual Panguni Uthiram was observed on Wednesday, 1 April 2026.

Devotion on Display as Thousands Observe Panguni Uthiram in Singapore

Tamil Language Festival preview event at the Indian Heritage Centre.

Not Just Taught, But Lived: Tamil Language Festival at 20

ancers from the Rameshwara Dance Group performing a Mayilattam, or peacock dance, at the launch of the Tamil Language Festival 2026 on March 29.

Tamil Language Festival Marks 20 Years with Push for Greater Engagement

As part of the Tamil Language Festival’s 20th anniversary celebrations, the Tamil Language Council presented a special outreach event on Saturday, 14 March 2026, at the Indian Heritage Centre and along Campbell Lane.

The Editor’s Beat: Two Decades of “Involvement” in the Tamil Language

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