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Sivakami Arunachalam

Adieu to Tanglin Halt, one of Singapore's oldest estates

Tanglin Halt as seen from the Rail Corridor. The name "Tanglin Halt" came from the fact that trains used to "halt" at the former Keretapi Tanah Melayu station there. ST PHOTOS: LIM YAOHUI Block 71 Commonwealth Drive is among the remaining low-rise bl

Hard to say goodbye: A look at the options for affected Tanglin Halt residents

Millions in cash, supplies raised by groups in Singapore for India Covid-19 relief efforts

Singapore Red Cross raises over $3.2 million in 2 weeks for India's Covid-19 fight

Singapore's fund-raising efforts to help India's Covid-19 fight gain traction

Singaporean Dia Golani raised $43,000 and hopes to send 50 oxygen cylinders to a hospital in Ahmedabad.

Ground-up initiatives in Singapore to help India's Covid-19 surge gather momentum

Has Covid-19 made Singapore's public dining spaces cleaner?

Out of 20 cleaners and stall operators The Sunday Times spoke to, about 60 per cent of them said the tables are just as dirty as before.

Why dirty habits persist at public eating places in Singapore

A Smart Tray Return Robot at Gourmet Paradise in Toa Payoh. A tray return station at Bukit Merah Central Food Centre. The Kopitiam @ Our Tampines Hub foodcourt.

Mixed reactions to unconventional tray return systems in S'pore's F&B outlets

Malls in Singapore bracing themselves for less business as Covid-19 entry restrictions return

Singapore Red Cross launches fund-raising appeal for India as it battles Covid-19 surge

Pre-event Covid-19 testing: Logistics, cost among concerns for couples and event organisers

Fewer S'pore students applying for visas to Britain and Australia

Should I study in S’pore or go abroad? University students mull over plans

Tamil language committee marks 15th anniversary with a book on its efforts

Volunteers who help even when it hurts during a pandemic

BTO project delays dash hopes of moving in, starting families