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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

Little India is a familiar destination for many Singaporeans looking to buy everything from everyday essentials to festive goods. But fewer are aware of the rich history, long-standing businesses, and...

Vidya Venkatesan

(From left) The first episode of tabla! talks was hosted by Mr Ezekiel L.S. Sen with guests Ms Nava Neetha, Mr Rajesh Misir, and Mr S.V. Padmanabhan.

tabla! Launches New Podcast with First Episode on NDR 2026

Singapore is moving forward by maintaining the ethnic balance even as it announces efforts to support families and population growth.

NDR 2026: Living the Promise of the National Pledge

Venga Subramaniam

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

Fiesta Empowers Indian Domestic Workers with Practical Support

V.K. Santosh Kumar

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

Former national footballer S. Subramani urges more Indian youth to step into football full-time.

National Footballer S. Subramani: Indian Youths Playing for Singapore Within Reach

Singapore retained its top spot in the 2026 Henley Passport Index, which was released for the second time in 2026 on July 21.

Singapore passport ranked world’s most powerful again

The winning Kulukiii team.

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

V.K. Santosh Kumar

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