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Celebrating 25 Years of SASP: NUS South Asian Studies Student Society Launches Historic ‘Mind Mela’ Game Show
This September, the NUS South Asian Studies Student Society (SNSOC) made history with the department’s very first game show – “Mind Mela.” It was a fun, thrilling game show in celebration of the NUS South Asian Studies Programme’s (SASP) 25th anniversary. Designed to challenge participants across a range of topics, the quiz touched on everything …
Modi Becomes Prime Minister Again with a Slim Majority
By Dr Ronojoy Sen, Senior Research Fellow and Research Lead (Politics, Society, and Governance), the Institute of South Asian Studies and NUS South Asian Studies.
Exploring Malayalee Heritage: NUS South Asian Studies Student Society Visits Indian Heritage Center
On 16th March 2024, the NUS South Asian Studies Student Society organized a visit to the Indian Heritage Center in Little India. Leading a group of enthusiastic students, they explored the special exhibition “Ente Veedu, My Home: Malayalees in Singapore,” co-curated in collaboration with the Singapore Malayalee Association. The outing provided a captivating glimpse into …
Over $15m in NHB funding awarded to support heritage projects in last 10 years
Check out the latest NHB-supported project featuring a heritage gallery and stunning outdoor wall mural in Little India! The mural, crafted by local artist Yip Yew Chong, spans an impressive 36m by 8m, showcasing the rich history of Arya Samaj Singapore and the Dayanand Anglo-Vedic School (DAV Hindi School). Assoc Prof Rajesh Rai shared that …
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