Bollywood: The trans icon played by a non-trans star
2022-11-01
A non-trans Bollywood star is to play India’s trans icon – while trans actresses continue to wait for a leading role.Continue Reading
Commentary: ‘Having enough’ is the new ‘having it all’
2022-10-31
Instead of pursuing “having it all”, think about aiming for “having enough”, says career strategist Adrian Choo.Continue Reading
Morbi bridge collapse: The brothers who died in Sunday’s disaster
2022-10-31
Chirag, Dharmik, and Chetan were on the bridge in Morbi when it collapsed into the river.Continue Reading
How Australia is seeing a ‘big shift’ on plastic waste
2022-10-31
The nation is changing its relationship with plastic material after decades of neglect, experts say.Continue Reading
OCBC to raise interest rates again for 360 savings account
2022-10-31
SINGAPORE: OCBC Bank will raise interest rates again for its flagship 360 savings account, following a similar move in August. Customers will be able to earn an interest of 4.65 per cent per year from Tuesday (Nov 1) on the first S$100,000 in their account – an increase from theContinue Reading
How Tan Tock Seng Hospital’s integrated programme helps reduce depression among stroke patients
2022-10-31
A study by Tan Tock Seng Hospital revealed that 20 to 25 per cent of patients have depression while being hospitalised for stroke.Continue Reading
South Korea Halloween crush: Who were the victims?
2022-10-31
The stories of some of the victims who died in Saturday’s tragic Halloween crush in South Korea.Continue Reading
Morbi bridge collapse: Hopes fade for survivors in Gujarat tragedy
2022-10-31
At least 141 people have died after a bridge in Gujarat state collapsed on Sunday.Continue Reading
Fewer complaints about joss paper burning during this year’s lunar seventh month
2022-10-31
The number of complaints during the Hungry Ghost month this year fell by about 13 per cent compared to the same period in 2021.Continue Reading
Joseph Schooling, Amanda Lim, Teong Tzen Wei fined for breaching conduct rules during SEA Games: SNOC
2022-10-31
SINGAPORE: Fines have been imposed on national swimmers Joseph Schooling, Amanda Lim and Teong Tzen Wei for breaching rules in the Singapore National Olympic Council’s (SNOC) code of conduct during the SEA Games. The three athletes recently confessed to consuming controlled drugs overseas, prompting the SNOC to launch disciplinary proceedings toContinue Reading