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In what could be seen as an emerging challenge with a potential to mar India’s reputation, several Indian youth are indulging in organised crimes across the world, according to non-resident Indians. This was one of the primary issues discussed at a session, ‘Diaspora Organisations...

Anyone who's confused by the terms Crony Privilege and Chinese Privilege should refer to the curious case of Dr Ting Choon Meng against MOD. I rest my case. Confronting ‘Chinese privilege’ in Singapore http://www.newmandala.org/brief-history-chinese-privilege-singapore/ Outside The Margins...

Photographer slams Malaysian man's pictures of Fukushima; claims his story is fabricated A Polish photojournalist has slammed a Malaysian photographer for a series of pictures he reportedly took in Fukushima's exclusion zone, calling his account a "fabrication" and "sensationalism"...

Is the ISA only useful as a political deterrent for local dissidents or can it double up as an effective immigration "checkup" for foreign anarchists? Investigators told Dhaka's "Daily Star "newspaper that BNP leader Mohammad Quayum - a university professor living in Malaysia - had planned...

愛因斯坦最神祕預言：科學的終極歸宿是佛教 佛教誕生後的兩千多年历史上，主要傳播在東方世界，近代以來，伴隨著人類文明的廣泛交融和科學技術的發展， 佛教在西方引起了廣泛的興趣和認同。許多地位顯赫的人要麼是佛教徒，要麼是佛教的贊同者。其中世界公認的人 類史上最偉大的科學家愛因斯坦在自傳中講到，他不是一名宗教徒，但如果他是的話，他願成為一名佛教徒。那麼 科學發展的未來方向會是甚麼呢，佛教與科學對宇宙的認識又有甚麼異同呢，佛教與科學最終會發生怎樣的交集呢 ，面對這個事關人類文明未來命運的議題，世界最頂級的科學家又有過怎樣的預見與看法，本文為我們提供了一個 非常重要的啓示。...

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Do's and don'ts for Thai tourists in JapanBy JOCELYN GECKER Nov. 20, 2014 9:42 AM EST BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand's Embassy in Japan has some tips for Thai visitors: Don't put your chopsticks in the serving bowl. If driving, stop for pedestrians at crosswalks. And just because you have kids...

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Across the causeway ... Cut-Price Luxury Homes Fuel Singapore Tri-Nation Sprawl<cite class="byline vcard">By Sharon Chen | Bloomberg – <abbr title="2014-06-03T23:45:52Z">4 hours ago</abbr></cite> Darren Chin gave up a 15-minute train journey to his office in Singapore for a two-hour...

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Pay more for using military base: India to Singapore Author: Devirupa Mitra|ENS Published Date: Jun 24, 2012 9:32 AM Last Updated: Jun 24, 2012 9:32 AM Arguing that maintenance costs have gone up, India has asked Singapore to cough up more money for using its...

NUS, NTU scholarships most popular: Survey Updated 12:33 PM Jun 14, 2012 SINGAPORE - Scholarships issued by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) were voted as most popular among 'A' Level and International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma graduates...

Government paper on immigration raises eyebrows by Elynur Saad inSing.com - 24 days 20 hrs 58 mins ago <cite>(Pic / Wikimedia)</cite> Singapore will need to introduce 20,000 to 25,000...

Are Singaporeans becoming anti-foreigner?<cite class="byline vcard"> By Daniel Teo | Yahoo! Newsroom – <abbr title="2012-05-15T15:46:14Z">21 hours ago</abbr></cite> Email Print View PhotoDespite residing in a first world country, many Singaporeans are worried about the...

Immigration: Who opened the floodgates? Blame is now levelled at an unlikely source for one of modern Singapore’s worst mistakes. By Seah Chiang Nee Nov 12, 2011 (Synopsis: The ‘big bang’ approach to its manpower needs in the face of falling birth rates had its roots traced to the...

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The Straits Times www.straitstimes.com Published on Sep 25, 2011 <!--close .kicker, if any-->Physiotherapists in Singapore still in short supply <!--start of story text-->By Grace Chua <!--start of story text-->By 2015, Singapore will need nearly double the physiotherapists it has now, due to...

WikiLeaks: Singapore’s Nuclear Energy Ambition Posted by theonlinecitizen on September 18, 2011 Nuclear energy first gained public attention in Singapore when the Economic Strategy Committee (ESC) rallied the government to consider nuclear energy in February 2010. The ESC recommended that...