The local Indian community rests in capable hands with a strong foundation of past and present leaders, and even greater milestones can be reached if everyone dreams big together, said Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth, and Manpower Mr Dinesh Vasu Dash.
He was speaking at the final showcase of the Singapore Tamil Youth Conference (STYC) 2026 held on July 4 at the Asian Civilisations Museum.
Organised by the National University of Singapore Tamil Language Society (NUS TLS)...
Before home-based businesses became ubiquitous in Singapore, Mdm Noorul Ayn ran a solo enterprise where she sold samosas based on her mother’s heirloom recipes.
Her early customers were mostly colleagues of her second daughter, who works as a process engineer in the semiconductor industry.
As praise for the 66-year-old’s thin-crust samosas spread through word of mouth, orders poured in. To meet the increased demand, she founded the House of Samosas in 2015.
This manifested in the form of a quaint...
Fans of vintage Tamil cinema were treated to an unforgettable evening of music and memories as the sold-out “Sevvaanathil Oru Natchathiram” tribute concert celebrated the enduring legacy of legendary actor Jaishankar at the RELC Auditorium on Orange Grove Road on July 4.
For four captivating hours, from 6.30pm to 10.30pm, the audience of around 500 was transported back to the golden era of Tamil cinema through a carefully curated musical journey featuring evergreen hits from Jaishankar’s films spanning the mid-1960s...
Watching 22 players kick a ball across a FIFA-approved football pitch for 90 minutes or more can surely whip up an appetite.
Especially with the pride of 48 nations at stake, every joule of energy is needed to stay on top of all the goals, shootouts, and controversies expected of a World Cup tournament.
Between the 104 matches and the 12-hour time difference, staying awake through the many late-night watch parties requires a lot of zeal, commitment, and munchies.
To...
What happens when the routines that have defined your life suddenly come to an end? Where do you find purpose when familiar roles disappear? These are the questions at the heart of Terminal Two, a new multidisciplinary production by Temple of Fine Arts (TFA) Singapore that premieres at the SOTA Studio Theatre on July 11 and 12.
Using the bustling environment of an international airport as a powerful metaphor, Terminal Two transforms a place of arrivals and departures into a...
