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‘Semiconductor sector poised to take off in India’: More Singapore firms show interest (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Indian Minister of Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw (centre) with representatives from Singapore at SEMICON India 2026 in New Delhi. NEW DELHI – After a thriving career of nearly four decades in the semiconductor industry, Sabu Mohamed Ayub retired in 2024, hoping to catch some well-earned rest. “I had put up my feet happily, and was enjoying eating and sleeping,” the 64-year-old India-born Singapore national sai
Can a 20-second Modi-Xi handshake at the BRICS summit break years of India-China ice? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Indian PM Narendra Modi shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, on Sept 12. NEW DELHI – How long did their handshake last? It is one of the several offbeat headlines to emerge from the BRICS summit that ended in New Delhi on Sept 13. The 20-second-long notable handclasp that caught public attention in this case was one between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese Pres
As dead bodies overwhelm Nepal’s Chitwan, relatives face a new protocol to find loved ones (opens the original)
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BHARATPUR, NEPAL/BENGALURU – Biresh Kumar Sah was seated on a red carpeted floor. Like many other Gen Z youth, the 18-year-old wore a Japanese manga T-shirt and had his eyes glued to a screen. But what Sah was looking at is something no teenager should ever have to see. He was scouting for images of his dead father and younger brother on a morbid slide show playing in an endless loop on a TV at a temporary body identification camp in Bharatpur, the largest city in Nepal’s Chitwan district. On di
Rivers turn to conveyor belts of dead bodies with more washing up at Nepal’s shores (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments BHARATPUR, NEPAL/BENGALURU - Biresh Kumar Sah was seated on a red carpeted floor. Like many other Gen Z youth, the 18-year-old wore a Japanese manga T-shirt and had his eyes glued to a screen. But what Sah was looking at is something no teenager should ever have to see. He was scouting for images of his dead father and younger brother on a morbid slide show playing in an endless loop on a TV at a temporary body identification camp in B
‘1 per cent chance’: Siblings’ desperate search for missing Singaporean couple in Nepal disaster (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Singaporean couple Sumit Rawla (left) and Shubakshi Rawla were last reported to be in or around Timure, a Nepali town close to the border with Tibet. KATHMANDU – Dipti Bhatnagar’s birthday is on Aug 26, but this year the joyous occasion turned tragic. Her sister Shubakshi Rawla, 49, and her sister’s husband Sumit Rawla, 53, both Singaporean, were reported missing in the devastating flash flood that struck northern Nepal and Tibet that
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