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About 250 Indians Infected By Coronavirus In Singapore: High Commission
About 250 Indians, with nearly half of them staying in close contact in the dormitories for foreign workers, have tested positive for the coronavirus in Singapore, the Indian High Commission here said on Friday.
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Coronavirus: India Evacuates Over 90 Citizens Stranded In Singapore
India on Thursday evacuated over 90 citizens stranded at Singapore's Changi Airport due to the travel restrictions imposed by the government back home in response to the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic, the Indian High Commission in Singapore said.
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Singapore Celebrates International Day Of Yoga
Around 8,000 yoga enthusiasts across Singapore were today joined by Singaporean leaders, envoys of Cambodia and Israel to celebrate the third International Day of Yoga in the city-state.
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India Joins Singapore's Independence Celebration
The Indian High Commission joined the Singapore Punjabi community, hosting cultural programmes such as bhangra dance as part of the city-state's 50 year of independence celebration.
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Three more Indians face rioting charges in Singapore
Three more Indians, arrested in connection with Singapore's worst outbreak of violence in over 40 years, will face charges today for alleged rioting.
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Singapore riots: 24 Indians arrested, PM orders probe
Twenty-seven South Asian workers, including 24 Indians, were arrested today for alleged rioting in Singapore as its Prime Minister ordered a probe into the country's worst outbreak of violence in over 40 years.
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India's Daughter: in tribute to her life, change must follow
Sedated to prevent the pain from being felt by her damaged brain and tortured innards, a ventilator machine performing the work for her lungs, surrounded by her parents, two brothers and senior staff of the Indian High Commission, the 23-year-old, who cannot be named, died at 4.45 am Singapore time on Saturday.
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'Amanat' in Singapore: family trying to adjust to a foreign land
The victim of a brutal gang rape that triggered mass protests in the streets of India remained in critical condition last night as doctors at Mount Elizabeth Hospital battled to save her life. The 23-year-old paramedical student was flown into Singapore from New Delhi, where the attack occurred last week, to seek further medical treatment here.
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About 250 Indians Infected By Coronavirus In Singapore: High Commission
About 250 Indians, with nearly half of them staying in close contact in the dormitories for foreign workers, have tested positive for the coronavirus in Singapore, the Indian High Commission here said on Friday.
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Coronavirus: India Evacuates Over 90 Citizens Stranded In Singapore
India on Thursday evacuated over 90 citizens stranded at Singapore's Changi Airport due to the travel restrictions imposed by the government back home in response to the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic, the Indian High Commission in Singapore said.
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Singapore Celebrates International Day Of Yoga
Around 8,000 yoga enthusiasts across Singapore were today joined by Singaporean leaders, envoys of Cambodia and Israel to celebrate the third International Day of Yoga in the city-state.
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India Joins Singapore's Independence Celebration
The Indian High Commission joined the Singapore Punjabi community, hosting cultural programmes such as bhangra dance as part of the city-state's 50 year of independence celebration.
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Three more Indians face rioting charges in Singapore
Three more Indians, arrested in connection with Singapore's worst outbreak of violence in over 40 years, will face charges today for alleged rioting.
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Singapore riots: 24 Indians arrested, PM orders probe
Twenty-seven South Asian workers, including 24 Indians, were arrested today for alleged rioting in Singapore as its Prime Minister ordered a probe into the country's worst outbreak of violence in over 40 years.
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India's Daughter: in tribute to her life, change must follow
Sedated to prevent the pain from being felt by her damaged brain and tortured innards, a ventilator machine performing the work for her lungs, surrounded by her parents, two brothers and senior staff of the Indian High Commission, the 23-year-old, who cannot be named, died at 4.45 am Singapore time on Saturday.
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'Amanat' in Singapore: family trying to adjust to a foreign land
The victim of a brutal gang rape that triggered mass protests in the streets of India remained in critical condition last night as doctors at Mount Elizabeth Hospital battled to save her life. The 23-year-old paramedical student was flown into Singapore from New Delhi, where the attack occurred last week, to seek further medical treatment here.
