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Two Indian Women Detained For Theft At Singapore's Changi Airport
Two Indian women transiting through Singapore's Changi Airport were detained for allegedly committing a series of shop thefts at different stores, police said on Monday.
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3 Indians Among Crew Detained On Singapore Ship Carrying Drugs: Report
Three Indian nationals are among the crew who have been detained by Indonesian authorities on a Singapore-flagged ship for carrying drugs to Brisbane, according to a media report.
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Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices
The sales ban on Indian spices in Hong Kong and Singapore has prompted the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to come up with a new method to detect Ethylene Oxide in spices, top official sources have said.
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Amid Global Backlash, Singapore Defends Executing Mentally Disabled Man
Singapore authorities late on Wednesday defended a decision to execute a Malaysian drug trafficker, in response to international criticism over their use of the death penalty.
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Indian-Origin Singapore Officer Alerts Tenant About Inspection, Jailed
An Indian-origin Singaporean, who was working as an inspection officer with a public housing authority, was on Monday sentenced to 25 days in prison for alerting an Indian tenant about impending inspections to check overcrowding in his flat.
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Nirav Modi Has 3 Passports, Residency Cards In UAE, Singapore, UK Court Told
Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi, arrested by Scotland Yard on behalf of the Indian authorities, was in possession of three passports, it emerged when he was produced before the Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Wednesday.
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Indian Jailed In Singapore For Spiking Roommate's Drink To Rape Her
A 28-year-old Indian national in Singapore was today sentenced by a court there for attempting to spike his flatmate's drink with what he thought were sleeping pills and subsequently rape her.
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Andhra's New Capital, Inspired By Singapore, Is Mostly Dust And Farms
It promised to be "an Indian city like no other" -- a modern, leafy metropolis modelled on Singapore, where citizens would enjoy parks and rivers and breath air unrivalled in freshness.
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Singaporean Firm to 'Continue to Explore' Indian Airport Projects
Singapore's Changi Airports International (CAI) on Friday said that it will "continue to explore" opportunities in airport projects in India, days after its discussions with national airports operator AAI to operate and maintain two airports was terminated.
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Indian-Origin Engineer, Credited For Role In Developing Port, Changi Airport Dies In Singapore
A top Indian-origin engineer who played an important role in developing the Port of Singapore Authority and the Changi airport has died at the age of 94.
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Book On Sikh Heritage In Pakistan Launched In Singapore
A book on the Sikh heritage in Pakistan has been launched in Singapore, highlighting the legacy of the community that was left behind following the partition. The 500-page book, by financial services executive-turned author Amardeep Singh, is his personal journey.
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Indian Author Dedicates Book to Intelligentsia Protesting Against Intolerance
A Singapore-based Indian author has launched a short-story book, dedicating it to the writers, filmmakers and intellectuals who are protesting against growing intolerance in India.
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Indian Among 16 People Who Saved Man Pinned Under Back Wheel of Truck
A 33-year-old Indian software engineer was among 16 people who saved a South Korean man pinned under a back wheel of a truck in Singapore, with authorities awarding them for their good samaritan work.
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Indians Among 29 Held in Singapore for Overstay
Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (ICA) officers have arrested 29 people in an inland operation around the city state, the ICA said on Wednesday.
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Book on Motifs of 'Celestial Women' in Indian Temples
A new book, authored by an Indian- origin curator of a museum here attempts to delve into the meaning of sculptural motifs of 'celestial women' in Indian temples, seeing them as more than aesthetic appendages decorating its walls.
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Two Indian Women Detained For Theft At Singapore's Changi Airport
Two Indian women transiting through Singapore's Changi Airport were detained for allegedly committing a series of shop thefts at different stores, police said on Monday.
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3 Indians Among Crew Detained On Singapore Ship Carrying Drugs: Report
Three Indian nationals are among the crew who have been detained by Indonesian authorities on a Singapore-flagged ship for carrying drugs to Brisbane, according to a media report.
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Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices
The sales ban on Indian spices in Hong Kong and Singapore has prompted the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to come up with a new method to detect Ethylene Oxide in spices, top official sources have said.
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Amid Global Backlash, Singapore Defends Executing Mentally Disabled Man
Singapore authorities late on Wednesday defended a decision to execute a Malaysian drug trafficker, in response to international criticism over their use of the death penalty.
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Indian-Origin Singapore Officer Alerts Tenant About Inspection, Jailed
An Indian-origin Singaporean, who was working as an inspection officer with a public housing authority, was on Monday sentenced to 25 days in prison for alerting an Indian tenant about impending inspections to check overcrowding in his flat.
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Nirav Modi Has 3 Passports, Residency Cards In UAE, Singapore, UK Court Told
Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi, arrested by Scotland Yard on behalf of the Indian authorities, was in possession of three passports, it emerged when he was produced before the Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Wednesday.
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Indian Jailed In Singapore For Spiking Roommate's Drink To Rape Her
A 28-year-old Indian national in Singapore was today sentenced by a court there for attempting to spike his flatmate's drink with what he thought were sleeping pills and subsequently rape her.
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Andhra's New Capital, Inspired By Singapore, Is Mostly Dust And Farms
It promised to be "an Indian city like no other" -- a modern, leafy metropolis modelled on Singapore, where citizens would enjoy parks and rivers and breath air unrivalled in freshness.
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Singaporean Firm to 'Continue to Explore' Indian Airport Projects
Singapore's Changi Airports International (CAI) on Friday said that it will "continue to explore" opportunities in airport projects in India, days after its discussions with national airports operator AAI to operate and maintain two airports was terminated.
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Indian-Origin Engineer, Credited For Role In Developing Port, Changi Airport Dies In Singapore
A top Indian-origin engineer who played an important role in developing the Port of Singapore Authority and the Changi airport has died at the age of 94.
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Book On Sikh Heritage In Pakistan Launched In Singapore
A book on the Sikh heritage in Pakistan has been launched in Singapore, highlighting the legacy of the community that was left behind following the partition. The 500-page book, by financial services executive-turned author Amardeep Singh, is his personal journey.
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Indian Author Dedicates Book to Intelligentsia Protesting Against Intolerance
A Singapore-based Indian author has launched a short-story book, dedicating it to the writers, filmmakers and intellectuals who are protesting against growing intolerance in India.
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Indian Among 16 People Who Saved Man Pinned Under Back Wheel of Truck
A 33-year-old Indian software engineer was among 16 people who saved a South Korean man pinned under a back wheel of a truck in Singapore, with authorities awarding them for their good samaritan work.
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Indians Among 29 Held in Singapore for Overstay
Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (ICA) officers have arrested 29 people in an inland operation around the city state, the ICA said on Wednesday.
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Book on Motifs of 'Celestial Women' in Indian Temples
A new book, authored by an Indian- origin curator of a museum here attempts to delve into the meaning of sculptural motifs of 'celestial women' in Indian temples, seeing them as more than aesthetic appendages decorating its walls.
