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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Singapore Prison Service denies allegations of hair cutting

(21 Jun) - Reacting to a complaint lodged with Sikh's supreme temporal seat Akal Takht about cutting head and facial hairs of Sikhs jail inmates in Singapore , the Singapore Prison Services (SPS) came in defense and maintained that they provides a safe and secure environment for the incarceration and rehabilitation of all...

Mr Low: Despite embarassment, we’re not afraid to admit mistakes

[Workers’ Party Secretary General, MP for Aljunied GRC, Mr Low Thia Khiang was invited as a speaker at the Post Hougang By-election Dialogue organised by The National University of Singapore Society (NUSS) held on 21 Jun 2012. The following is the transcript of the speech he delivered.] Good Evening, Ladies and Gentlemen, Hougang...

Event: CPF Review Forum to help S’poreans understand implications of min sum

Leong Sze Hian 2012 CPF Review From 1 July, CPF Minimum Sum will be increased to $139,000. What are some implications to your retirement and financial plans? Join the SFSP for the yearly CPF review. It's a free event to help Singaporeans understand the CPF implications of ever increasing CPF min sum. Organized by: Society...

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