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https://sg.news.yahoo.com/music-video-by-preetipls-has-crossed-the-line-by-insulting-chinese-people-shanmugam-111831135.html Imo... a pair of attention seekers playing the racist cards again. Might as well we go complain why last time gurmit singh act as pck. Now like every small small thing nia n there will be clowns quick to jump onto the racial discrimination wagon. For tis saga, i gotta agreed with Shanmugam liao..

While Singapore teens have been proven to do well in problem-solving, Singaporeans still fare poorly in spoken English and lack confidence in articulating their views, said Member of Parliament Hri Kumar Nair yesterday. While Singapore teens have been proven to do well in problem-solving, Singaporeans still fare poorly in spoken English and lack confidence in articulating their views, said Member of Parliament Hri Kumar Nair yesterday. Far too often, he shared on his Facebook page, he has attended meetings where Singaporeans kept silent, giving the impression they are ignorant. So, although Singapore teens scored well in the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) released on Tuesday, beating students from 43 other economies in its problem-solving test, there is still room for improvement. Singaporeans he dealt with are mostly "hardworking, knowledgeable and have a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to their work", said the Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC MP. "But they are often let down by their standard of spoken English and a lack of confidence to persuade or articulate their views on their feet. Many employers I know share this view," the lawyer added. These are what he considers important aspects of education which Pisa does not test. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/singaporeans-fare-poorly-spoken-english-says-mp-hri-kumar-nair-2014040

Vikram Nair does not intend to engage in debate with TOC SINGAPORE: First it was the socio-political blog, TR Emeritus, now it is The Online Citizen website (TOC). TOC has reported that PAP MP for Sembawang GRC Mr Vikram Nair has floated the possibility of taking legal action against it. It said this arose out of an article written by a TOC contributor, Mr Ng E-jay, on comments Mr Nair made regarding Workers' Party MP Chen Show Mao's suggestion that the government invest in people. According to the TOC posting, Mr Nair has said he does not have any legal plans now. And he hopes not to take legal action but if there is lingering damage he might have to consider it. Mr Nair had said he wants to clear his name. Responding to queries from Channel NewsAsia, Mr Nair reiterated his position that he does not have any legal plans. Mr Nair also said he does not intend to engage in a debate with the TOC on its website. He said this in response to TOC's invitation to him to write to them and state his point of view, which TOC said will be more than happy to carry in full on its website and it will then respond, if necessary. - CNA/ck

Vikram Nair compares Chen Show Mao

anyone tried b4? and know where to buy ? me sweat too much..wanna get rid of arm pit hair..and shaving juz makes the hair thicker and thicker..epilators hurt like hell me heard ...

Hi have come across a article in temasek review: Inside scoop on Singapore politics: Fact or Fiction? They memtioned past events regarding DEVAN NAIR. As I am still young at age @ that point of time, so like to find if the offical appointment held by him and his activties carried out, are true? please advise.

This ex singaporean lawyer, is challenging the old man Lee and son for a fight in the international court. Moderator if this topic too sensitive to stomach, please lock it.