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Indian Student Jailed For 35 Months In Singapore Over Construction Worker's Death: Report
A 22-year-old Indian student was on Wednesday sentenced to 35 months in prison for causing the death of a fellow Indian national by pushing him into the river while intoxicated.
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Indian National Inhales Poisonous Gas At Waterwork Site In Singapore, Dies: Report
A 40-year-old Indian national died on Thursday after inhaling a poisonous gas while carrying out routine tank cleaning at a waterwork site here.
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34-Year-Old Indian Worker Dies At Construction Site In Singapore
A 34-year-old Indian national died in an accident at a construction site here, officials said.
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Indian Man, At Construction Site, Falls Into Sea Off Singapore, Dies
A 41-year-old Indian national in Singapore has died after falling into the sea off Jurong Island while he was engaged in scaffolding works, according to an official statement.
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Coronavirus Virus Infected Indian Found Dead In Singapore
A 46-year-old Indian national, who was a confirmed case of COVID-19, was found dead here on Thursday, the police said.
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Indians More Likely to Die from Heart Attacks, Stroke: Experts
Indians are more likely to face premature death due to heart attacks and strokes owing to genetic factors as compared to people of other nationalities, according to doctors in the UAE.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Santokh Singh Grewal Dies In Singapore
Santokh Singh Grewal, one of Singapore's prominent Indian-origin teacher-turned journalist and administrator, died while watching the country's national football team beat Myanmar 1-0.
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Veteran Indian National Army's youth wing member dies in Singapore
One of the last members of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose-founded Indian National Army's youth wing has died in Singapore.
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My days in the Indian National Army by Lakshmi Sahgal
I came from a political family and was interested in the national movement, but I was determined to finish my studies first. I completed studying medicine at the Madras Medical College in 1940. By this time, the Second World War had broken out and there was a move to recruit all doctors into the (British Indian) Army. I did not want to do that and ...
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Indian Student Jailed For 35 Months In Singapore Over Construction Worker's Death: Report
A 22-year-old Indian student was on Wednesday sentenced to 35 months in prison for causing the death of a fellow Indian national by pushing him into the river while intoxicated.
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Indian National Inhales Poisonous Gas At Waterwork Site In Singapore, Dies: Report
A 40-year-old Indian national died on Thursday after inhaling a poisonous gas while carrying out routine tank cleaning at a waterwork site here.
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34-Year-Old Indian Worker Dies At Construction Site In Singapore
A 34-year-old Indian national died in an accident at a construction site here, officials said.
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Indian Man, At Construction Site, Falls Into Sea Off Singapore, Dies
A 41-year-old Indian national in Singapore has died after falling into the sea off Jurong Island while he was engaged in scaffolding works, according to an official statement.
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Coronavirus Virus Infected Indian Found Dead In Singapore
A 46-year-old Indian national, who was a confirmed case of COVID-19, was found dead here on Thursday, the police said.
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Indians More Likely to Die from Heart Attacks, Stroke: Experts
Indians are more likely to face premature death due to heart attacks and strokes owing to genetic factors as compared to people of other nationalities, according to doctors in the UAE.
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Indian-Origin Journalist Santokh Singh Grewal Dies In Singapore
Santokh Singh Grewal, one of Singapore's prominent Indian-origin teacher-turned journalist and administrator, died while watching the country's national football team beat Myanmar 1-0.
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Veteran Indian National Army's youth wing member dies in Singapore
One of the last members of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose-founded Indian National Army's youth wing has died in Singapore.
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My days in the Indian National Army by Lakshmi Sahgal
I came from a political family and was interested in the national movement, but I was determined to finish my studies first. I completed studying medicine at the Madras Medical College in 1940. By this time, the Second World War had broken out and there was a move to recruit all doctors into the (British Indian) Army. I did not want to do that and ...
