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Tanishq enters Southeast Asia with first boutique in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Tanishq enters Southeast Asia with first boutique in Singapore

Indian jewellery brand Tanishq has made its foray into the Southeast Asian market with its first boutique in Singapore – in Little India precinct.

S Alam's Aladdin's lamp - Vimarsana News

S Alam's Aladdin's lamp

No official record of a single taka taken out of country, yet he and his wife obtain citizenship of Cyprus through investment, go on property-buying spree in Singapore

Singapore Union Buys Serangoon Road Shophouses - Vimarsana News

Singapore Union Buys Serangoon Road Shophouses

A union affiliated with Singapore’s National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) has purchased six shophouses along Serangoon Road for S$62.5 mil.

'This year we are taking celebrations seriously': How families are celebrating Deepavali after 2 years of Covid restrictions - Vimarsana News

'This year we are taking celebrations seriously': How families are celebrating Deepavali after 2 years of Covid restrictions

SINGAPORE - After two years of muted celebrations because of Covid-19 restrictions, Ms Poovan Sundram and her immediate family will finally be able to celebrate Deepavali with her extended family – without any restrictions like the number of people allowed in the house. “For the last two years, we didn’t celebrate much because of the five-person restriction per household, but...

Deepavali celebrations back in full swing after two years of Covid-19 restrictions - Vimarsana News

Deepavali celebrations back in full swing after two years of Covid-19 restrictions

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): After two years of muted celebrations because of Covid-19 restrictions, Ms Poovan Sundram and her immediate family will finally be able to celebrate Deepavali with her extended family – without any restrictions like the number of people allowed in the house.