Who better to talk about the benefits of hiking and trekking than Vivek Vaidya, the Indian-origin Singapore-based founder of Trekkers@Heart? A management consultant at Frost and Sullivan and a “corporate storyteller”, he is — as his outfit’s name says — a trekker at heart. So much so that Trekkers@Heart is now a full-fledged organisation that helps people find their inner adventurer.
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Indian Coast Guard still battling blaze on Singapore-flagged vessel off Kerala
The firefighting efforts, focused on the ship’s forward cargo holds, are being led by Indian Coast Guard ships Samudra Prahari and Samarth.
Over 1,000 malicious IPs in Singapore taken down in global cybercrime crackdown
The joint operation, known as Operation Secure, took place between January and April 2025 and involved law enforcement agencies from 26 countries.
Singapore: Two Indian women arrested for alleged shop theft at Changi Airport
The women, aged 29 and 30 were detained before they could leave the country. The younger woman was found with the stolen purse from the Furla store, while a black haversack and a bottle of perfume were discovered in the luggage of the older woman.
Indian-origin blogger in Singapore fined for TikTok post on racial disharmony
Singh, 57, had posted a commentary about alleged offensive remarks made by Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo. The commentary was based on a link he received from an unknown person. He did not verify the content before sharing his views online.
Generation Greytt: The 50+ movement redefining ageing in Singapore and Malaysia
The report titled “The emergence of Generation Greytt: Re-defining the 50+ Possibilities”, conducted in June 2024, surveyed 2,006 people aged 50+ across Singapore and Malaysia. It uncovers eye-opening insights into their lifestyle, ambitions, and mindset — and most importantly, how they’re transforming the perception of ageing.
Singapore: Indian-origin man jailed for cheating 61 victims of SGD 310,000
The court heard that he cheated at least 61 victims and collected about SGD 310,000 over a period of about six months.
President Tharman recognises AR Rahman’s long-standing bond with Singapore music scene
President Tharman noted that Rahman has helped many local musicians gain international exposure over the years.
India, Singapore eye closer trade links; shipping sector in focus
Shipping became a concern for Indian exporters during the Red Sea crisis, when freight rates increased sharply due to additional charges from foreign shipping companies. To address such issues and promote the sector, the Union Budget proposed setting up a Maritime Development Fund.
Bring your baby! Young visitors of all ages have much to explore at Gallery Children’s Biennale in Singapore
The Biennale aims to inspire young minds to dream big and embrace the boundless possibilities of their future through art and play.
