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Indian Woman Warns Of Rs 3.75 Lakh Fine Over Picking Fallen Mango In Singapore, Post Stuns Internet
The warning sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many users comparing the situation to India, where roadside fruit trees are often freely accessed by locals.
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French Student Faces Over Two Years In Jail For Licking Straw In Singapore Vending Machine
A French student in Singapore faces up to two years in jail after filming himself licking a vending machine straw and putting it back, with the viral video triggering public outrage and legal action.
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3 Of Indian Origin, Who Cheated In Singapore Law Exam, Drop Practice Plea
Six trainee lawyers, including three of Indian origin, withdrew their applications on Monday to practise law in Singapore after they were found to have cheated in the 2020 Bar examinations, according to a media report.
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Twin Brothers From India Jailed, Caned For Attacking Colleague In Singapore
Twin brothers from India have been jailed for five months and ordered to receive three strokes of the cane for attacking a compatriot at a dormitory in Singapore. Lakshmanan and Raman Pothiyappan, 24, pleaded guilty to one count of causing grievous hurt to their fellow countryman and colleague, Thevvan Velayutham, 41.
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Singaporean Acquitted Of Sex Assault Due To 'Men-Only' Law
A Singapore woman who lives as a man has been acquitted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl because the judge said the law on which the charges were based relates only to men with a penis.
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Singapore's Ground-Breaking Haze Law Faces Uphill Challenge
Indonesia's complex rules on land use and the difficulty in prosecuting foreign businesses mean Singapore has its work cut out bringing companies to book under its new cross-border air pollution law.
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Indian Woman Warns Of Rs 3.75 Lakh Fine Over Picking Fallen Mango In Singapore, Post Stuns Internet
The warning sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many users comparing the situation to India, where roadside fruit trees are often freely accessed by locals.
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French Student Faces Over Two Years In Jail For Licking Straw In Singapore Vending Machine
A French student in Singapore faces up to two years in jail after filming himself licking a vending machine straw and putting it back, with the viral video triggering public outrage and legal action.
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3 Of Indian Origin, Who Cheated In Singapore Law Exam, Drop Practice Plea
Six trainee lawyers, including three of Indian origin, withdrew their applications on Monday to practise law in Singapore after they were found to have cheated in the 2020 Bar examinations, according to a media report.
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Twin Brothers From India Jailed, Caned For Attacking Colleague In Singapore
Twin brothers from India have been jailed for five months and ordered to receive three strokes of the cane for attacking a compatriot at a dormitory in Singapore. Lakshmanan and Raman Pothiyappan, 24, pleaded guilty to one count of causing grievous hurt to their fellow countryman and colleague, Thevvan Velayutham, 41.
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Singaporean Acquitted Of Sex Assault Due To 'Men-Only' Law
A Singapore woman who lives as a man has been acquitted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl because the judge said the law on which the charges were based relates only to men with a penis.
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Singapore's Ground-Breaking Haze Law Faces Uphill Challenge
Indonesia's complex rules on land use and the difficulty in prosecuting foreign businesses mean Singapore has its work cut out bringing companies to book under its new cross-border air pollution law.
