As part of Diwali celebrations, the Land Transport Authority (LTA), part of Singapore’s Ministry of Transport, highlighted festive public transport vehicles featuring gorgeous images of diyas, elephants, lotus flowers and colourful rangolis.
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Ayurveda Day celebrated at India House, UK
On the occasion of second National Ayurveda Day, High Commission organised a presentation and seminar on the traditional science of Ayurveda at India House.
India should not touch veto if they want permanent UNSC membership: Nikki Haley
The key to India becoming a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is “not to touch the veto”, US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley has said
Singapore and Qatar sign agreements to boost bilateral ties
Singapore and Qatar signed a range of agreements which will strengthen bilateral cooperation in the fields of business, education and training sectors. The agreements were signed in the presence of Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, who was on a visit to the Lion City.
SingCERT issues recommendations to enhance security of Wi-Fi systems in Singapore
Singaporeans should be on alert about the vulnerabilities of their Wi-Fi systems at homes and offices as they might get attacked by hackers targeting their valuable data.
President Halimah Yacob invites Singaporeans for her first Deepavali open house at Istana on October 22
Deepavali celebrations will be more elaborate this time as President of Singapore Halimah Yacob will be hosting the first Open House of her tenure at Istana on the coming Sunday (October 22).
Canada PM Justin Trudeau lights lamp in Ottawa for Diwali celebrations
Acknowledging the spirit of Indian culture, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrated the Hindu festival of lights — Diwali — with the Indian community in Ottawa on Monday.
Donald Trump celebrates Diwali with Indian-American administration
Amidst the fervour of Diwali festivities, US President Donald Trump celebrated the festival of lights in the Oval Office of the White House along with senior Indian-American members of the administration.
85 per cent of Indians trust government, majority want autocracy: Survey
In a skewed result, more than four-fifths of Indian citizens trust the government, but, interestingly, the majority also support military rule and autocracy, a new survey by the Pew Research Center, Pew survey said.
New visa centre for Indians opens in Saudi’s Jubail city
For the benefit of Indian expatriates working in Saudi Arabia, a new India Passport and Visa Application Centre has opened in the city of Jubail.
