Little India is ranked #10 out of 18 things to do in Singapore. See pictures and our review of Little India.

Join me on a delicious morning adventure as I explore the Top 3 Breakfast Foods in Little India, Singapore! 🇸🇬🍛 From fluffy dosas to aromatic chai and spicy curries, these breakfast ...

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A 43-year-old man was found dead along a Little India alley last Saturday (May 17) morning. Based on preliminary investigations, no foul play is suspected, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said ...

It’s a bustle of activity in the drop-in center. Men line up to sign their names in a book and claim tokens for a free meal, redeemable at cheap restaurants in Singapore’s Little India district.

A shophouse along Norris Road in Little India caught fire on Monday (Feb 3) morning, damaging at least one car. Some shophouses in the area — including a spa and a clinic — were also affected ...

Established in the 1830s, Kampung Madras, as Medan’s Little India is called, offers a raw alternative to Singapore’s sanitised version.

An Indian-origin former educator and her family have served some 10 million meals to migrant workers, mainly from India and Bangladesh, at a soup kitchen they established in 2018.

Community Impact: A Singapore-based soup kitchen has provided millions of meals to migrant workers in Little India, supporting food security and dignity.

A fire broke out at a two-storey shophouse in Little India, a well-known tourist area in the island, on Monday (Feb 3), damaging neighbouring shops and a car.

Singapore offers a blend of cultural experiences through iconic neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam. Visitors can explore historic temples, vibrant markets, and museums ...

It’s a bustle of activity in the drop-in center. Men line up to sign their names in a book and claim tokens for a free meal, redeemable at cheap restaurants in Singapore’s Little India district.