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Singapore deaf community members praise inclusive Coldplay concerts - Vimarsana News

Singapore deaf community members praise inclusive Coldplay concerts

To make their shows as inclusive as possible, Coldplay’s global tour accommodates not just fans who are deaf and hard of hearing, but also provides sensory bags and a mobile sensory refuge station for those with sensory sensitivities.

'Party Time!' Crypto Land Celebrates as Sam Bankman-Fried Is Found Guilty - Vimarsana News

'Party Time!' Crypto Land Celebrates as Sam Bankman-Fried Is Found Guilty

Among crypto stalwarts and FTX customers, the conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried is cause for celebration. It’s also a warning.

Source: wired.com
Bible Knowledge (BK) as an SPM subject? - Vimarsana News

Bible Knowledge (BK) as an SPM subject?

Herald Malaysia - daily news source with Malaysian and Global coverage of the Catholic Churches. Catholic News,World Christian News, Malaysia Church News

I try 'Singapore's largest nasi ambeng' and it's a mouthful - Vimarsana News

I try 'Singapore's largest nasi ambeng' and it's a mouthful

Just in time for Ramadan, Deli Hub has launched an enormous platter of nasi ambeng that can feed the whole family and, in this case, our office. But first, what is nasi ambeng? For the uninitiated, this dish is part of traditional Javanese cuisine and is a long-standing favourite in the Malay community here. It is usually eaten communal style...

Chinese Communist Party seeks to have more centralised control: Report - Vimarsana News

Chinese Communist Party seeks to have more centralised control: Report

Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) plans to change the structure of the government and make it even more centralised, Asia Times reported.