As an actor, Poovai Dhayanidhi feels accomplished. When this contentment took over him fully, Dhaya, as he is fondly known, ...

Renowned lyricist Vairamuthu has called out filmmakers for using his verses as film titles without seeking permission. He expressed disappointment over the lack of credit and consent. Adhav ...

The St. Louis Cardinals have a strong young core that's been built over the last few years. While there are star players like Masyn Wynn and Iván Herrera are g ...

She was officially recognised as the “longest running writer in Tamil literature” on Nov 30 in a ceremony held at the Malaysian Association for the Blind in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

Legendary Tamil writer Indira Soundararajan, creator of ‘Marmadesam,’ passes away at 65 He was renowned for creating supernatural and mystical themes, as reflected in works such as 'Marmadesam', ...

Singapore ’s former transport minister S Iswaran has said he will not appeal against the longer-than-expected 12-month sentence handed down by the court, stressing that he takes “full ...

Former transport minister S. Iswaran arrived at the State Courts at around 3.30pm on Oct 7 to begin his 12-month jail sentence. He then made his way to State Court 4A to surrender himself before ...

SINGAPORE – Former transport minister S. Iswaran was handed a one-year jail sentence on Oct 3. This exceeded the requests of both the prosecution and the defence, which Justice Vincent Hoong ...

He also pointed to how Iswaran, as chairman of the F1 steering committee, oversaw F1 proceedings and was the government’s chief negotiator for the Singapore F1 Grand Prix.

The sentence for S. Iswaran, a former transportation minister who pleaded guilty last week, was longer than what prosecutors had sought. By Sui-Lee Wee A former government minister in Singapore ...

Iswaran was convicted on Sept 24 after he pleaded guilty to five of the 35 charges he faced. Events took an unexpected turn after the prosecution agreed to amend two corruption charges to less ...

SINGAPORE: Former transport minister S. Iswaran pleaded guilty on Sept 24, on what was supposed to be the first day of his scheduled trial.