By Vidya Venkatesan
A trusted staple for festive shoppers, the Zak Salaam India Expo is back and brings a vibrant array of discounts and subsidies.
With Deepavali just around the corner, the highly anticipated showcase has returned for its 43rd edition - which marks a major milestone as Zak Salaam India celebrates 20 years since first arriving on Singapore’s shores in 2007. Beyond reflecting on two decades of growth, the event gives shoppers plenty of reason to rejoice with massive...
My experience with technology has always been fraught. But my performance in this war reached its nadir during a recent trip to Australia, where my daughter recently moved with her husband and two-year-old daughter.
They love the country, and why not? The landscapes are beautiful, the cities elegant, and the citizens cheerful. And not only do they drive on the right (i.e. left) side of the road, they do so politely, actually using the indicator before changing lanes and slowing...
Singapore’s Indian business leaders came together Wednesday evening (Oct 21) to share and discuss how to navigate the challenge of myriad regulations and a complex business environment in India at the first edition of the tabla! Leadership Exchange Series.
They also heard from Ms Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry, who was the guest of honour at the dialogue that focused on strengthening Singapore-India trade and bilateral relations.
Kicking...
An annual health checkup when Mr Hari Krishnan was still CEO of PropertyGuru led him to to start Genie Health, an artificial intelligence healthtech startup.
He was found to have high cholesterol, after which he drew on his family’s medical history, data from wearable devices and advice from medical professionals for a better understanding of his health.
But he recognised that the resources and expertise he had access to as a CEO might not be readily available to everyone.
“The...
India began annual measures on Thursday to tackle toxic air pollution in in its capital New Delhi – a megacity of 30 million people regularly ranked among the world’s most polluted capitals.
Delhi’s air quality deteriorates in winter, when cooler air traps pollutants close to the ground.
Major sources include coal-fired power plants, traffic, construction and farm stubble burning in neighbouring areas.
The Delhi government on Wednesday announced a ban on open rubbish burning and ordered food stalls to stop...
