Anjali Raguraman
Correspondent
Anjali has been a journalist for more than a decade and is currently a correspondent covering politics and consumer stories spanning tourism, retail and F&B. Following a stint in breaking news at Today, she joined The Straits Times in 2015, where she covered the entertainment and nightlife beat for six years. She moved to ST’s news desk during the Covid-19 pandemic and wrote about consumer trends.
Latest articles
S’pore must retain ability to say ‘no’ even if it has to pay a price for position on issues: Vivian
Extra corporate tax collections do not replace stable, reliable revenue base from GST, says PM Wong
Wealth taxes to tackle inequality, more support for families and seniors: MPs on Day 2 of Budget debate
Top 5% of households in S’pore hold one-third of wealth: Jeffrey Siow
Budget 2026: MPs debate if $15.1b surplus is ammunition for the future or ‘unnecessary hoarding’
Smokers to pay more for tobacco products as 20% tax hike kicks in on Feb 12
Global conflicts can be divisive, but S’pore can stay united: Edwin Tong
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Moderator Sujadi Siswo having a fireside with Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Edwin Tong on ‘Impact of Critical, Controversial & Complex Contemporary Global Issues on SG’s Social Vigilance, Cohesion & Resilience’ during the Fireside @ Olive TREE Forum, at Shaw Theatre Lido, which coincides with the UN World Interfaith Harmony Week, on Feb 7, 2026.
The ‘OMG’ programme [pilot series] is a ground-up initiative which strives to enhance the Singaporean core––the multicultural spirit, along with the social virtues and security senses. ‘OMG’ seeks to involve parents and families, faith organisations, community leaders, youth activists and IHL students, and explore their roles and responsibilities in promoting, inculcating and driving a cohesive, constructive and collaborative coexistence, while enhancing public security and fostering social resilience of a plural Singaporean society.
(ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI)](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/straitstimes/33768869d44595894685bbfc1dfff7fd00d974b9299a69f263ea02dca5dd2a4a?w=480)
![ST20260207-202626000833-Lim Yaohui-Anjali Raguraman-arolive07/
Moderator Sujadi Siswo having a fireside with Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Edwin Tong on ‘Impact of Critical, Controversial & Complex Contemporary Global Issues on SG’s Social Vigilance, Cohesion & Resilience’ during the Fireside @ Olive TREE Forum, at Shaw Theatre Lido, which coincides with the UN World Interfaith Harmony Week, on Feb 7, 2026.
The ‘OMG’ programme [pilot series] is a ground-up initiative which strives to enhance the Singaporean core––the multicultural spirit, along with the social virtues and security senses. ‘OMG’ seeks to involve parents and families, faith organisations, community leaders, youth activists and IHL students, and explore their roles and responsibilities in promoting, inculcating and driving a cohesive, constructive and collaborative coexistence, while enhancing public security and fostering social resilience of a plural Singaporean society.
(ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI)](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/straitstimes/1f7f1ab1c6345093178eec68c3f9e37476e2f87e2e81c5ed206d691c931f0f5c?w=480)
What Thaipusam taught me about the long march to integration in Singapore
More slots for Thaipusam devotees as registration reopens till Jan 31
S’pore must do more integration as immigration crucial for economy amid low birth rate: Jeffrey Siow
