She cannot legally drive on public roads yet, but 16-year-old Kareen Kaur is already hitting speeds well over 220km/h on the race track.
When tabla! last caught up with the CHIJ (Secondary) student in 2024, she came in fourth and was the top-placed female driver in the Rok Cup Singapore – a premier national kart racing championship that showcases the next generation of homegrown motorsport talent.
Fast forward two years, and Kareen has traded go-karts for single-seaters as an Evans...
Behind the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Chinatown early Sunday morning on Oct 4, an unassuming charity operation quietly got to work.
By 7.45am, supporters and volunteers had arrived with boxes of household essentials. There was already a queue.
At about 8.15am, the volunteers started to distribute bread, rice, eggs, talcum powder, and other household necessities.
Many of the 150 beneficiaries were elderly, with several arriving in wheelchairs.
Rishi Budhrani and K.P. Sandhu bring three decades of friendship, ambition and showbiz adventures to Kalaa Utsavam 2026
What does it take for two Singaporean boys growing up in HDB flats, watching Shah Rukh Khan movies and dreaming of Bollywood stardom, to chase their ambitions all the way to Mumbai?
The answer promises plenty of laughter, nostalgia, romance and heartbreak in Bedok to Bollywood, one of the headline productions at this year’s Kalaa Utsavam – Indian Festival of Arts, presented...
Mr Krish Natarajan is a theatrical Swiss Army knife – from writing to directing, to producing and, of course, acting. His latest project is as a writer and director for Sight Lines Entertainment’s Crack the Case: Wonderland.
Crack the Case plays blend escape rooms and theatre, with sections for solving and interacting with the cast, as well as scripted sequences.
Mr Krish, 30, was one of the founding ideators of the concept for the company, with the goal for both...
By day, he worked on India’s space programme. By evening, he built a cultural movement that would eventually take Indian music, dance, theatre and cinema across the world.
Mr Soorya Krishnamoorthy, who died in Thiruvananthapuram on Sept 23 following complications from pneumonia and a liver-related illness, belonged to that rare breed for whom science and art were not opposing worlds.
Born Nataraja Krishnamoorthy on April 11, 1951, he graduated in electrical engineering from TKM College of Engineering in 1972 and...
