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Anjali Raguraman

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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.

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Durian prices in Singapore drop, but sellers say unlikely to match Malaysia’s lows

Durian sellers in Singapore do not expect their prices to drop as sharply as in Malaysia.
Durian sellers in Singapore do not expect their prices to drop as sharply as in Malaysia.

Build political support globally for more momentum on climate action: President Tharman

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam spoke at a panel on sustainability at the London School of Economics on June 18.
President Tharman Shanmugaratnam spoke at a panel on sustainability at the London School of Economics on June 18.

$500 CDC vouchers for all S’porean households from June 11; Govt ready to do more if needed: DPM Gan

This tranche of vouchers has been brought forward by half a year from January 2027 to June 2026 as the Government understands Singaporeans’ cost of living concerns.
This tranche of vouchers has been brought forward by half a year from January 2027 to June 2026 as the Government understands Singaporeans’ cost of living concerns.

Grab to help F&B merchants be more visible on its platform and reach more customers

21 Moonstone Group’s managing director Jeremy Lim (centre) and his colleague (right) at the launch of Grab Full House Mission on June 9.
21 Moonstone Group’s managing director Jeremy Lim (centre) and his colleague (right) at the launch of Grab Full House Mission on June 9.

S’pore, Malaysia ink pacts to promote alternative ways for firms to resolve legal disputes

Under the MOUs, Singapore and Malaysia will deepen collaboration in promoting the use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), jointly organise and participate in each other’s events, and share information.
Under the MOUs, Singapore and Malaysia will deepen collaboration in promoting the use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), jointly organise and participate in each other’s events, and share information.

Marine Parade-Braddell Heights rolls out own indicators for estate cleanliness, pest management

To supplement cleaners on-site, such a robot is being trialled at a block in Eunos Road from May 22 to improve the estate’s cleaning consistency.
To supplement cleaners on-site, such a robot is being trialled at a block in Eunos Road from May 22 to improve the estate’s cleaning consistency.

Singapore bets on MICE, cruise projects to fuel tourism, but race to stay ahead won’t be easy

An artist's impression of the downtown Mice hub. The government has identified the Straits View area as a potential site for the development.
An artist's impression of the downtown Mice hub. The government has identified the Straits View area as a potential site for the development.

In GE2025’s closest contested wards, the ground game continues a year on

Posters of Tampines GRC candidates from Workers' Party, People's Action Party and National Solidarity Party seen near Block 701 Tampines Street 71 on April 26, 2025.
Posters of Tampines GRC candidates from Workers' Party, People's Action Party and National Solidarity Party seen near Block 701 Tampines Street 71 on April 26, 2025.

The ‘Wembley’ of the region: The Kallang to host more blockbuster events, activities for S’poreans

The 55,000-seat National Stadium and OCBC Arena in the precinct have hosted several events in recent years that have put it on the map.
The 55,000-seat National Stadium and OCBC Arena in the precinct have hosted several events in recent years that have put it on the map.

Singapore is pragmatic, focused on outcomes in approach to human rights protection: Rahayu

Minister of State for Health Rahayu Mahzam led Singapore’s delegation at the fourth Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, Switzerland.
Minister of State for Health Rahayu Mahzam led Singapore’s delegation at the fourth Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, Switzerland.

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