4/09/2013
Foreign Indian Talents integrating well with Singaporeans
According to the Hindustantimes, the newly arrived foreign talents are integrating well with the Singaporeans. The media quoted the Dep PM Teo Chee Hian as saying, ‘Indian professionals in Singapore have taken a lead in integrating with the city-state's populace and contributing to the development of the local Indian community, Singapore deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean has said. "I would like to commend their initiative and welcome more of such efforts by business leaders to contribute ot the community.” Said Teo in his keynote opening address at the IIMPACT 2013 global conference which opened on Friday.(5 Apr 2013)’
This is a very positive development for the Indian community here. It only shows that the rich high caste Indians are willing to integrate with the no caste Singaporeans and the lower caste Indian community in the island. I am not too familiar with the Indian culture in India and the caste system, but it is indeed good news that once in Singapore, do as the Singaporeans do, put aside the caste and everyone becomes equal.
And apart from organizing dialogue sessions to facilitate engagement between the business sectors and the govt, they are also raising funds to contribute to Sinda, an association with a mission to help the local Indian community. According to IBR Chairman Girjia Pande, this is one way for the newly arrived Indian professionals to give back to the community especially the local Indians.
The local Indians should benefit from the generosity of the affluent foreign Indian community, many of whom have either taken up citizenship or PRs in the island. And with their effort to integrate with the local Indians, relationships between them should improve despite the barrier of caste and wealth. The Govt must be very pleased with this development and their effort to attract more rich and professional Indians to become Singapore citizens and PRs will get a big boost. And there will be more and more Indian business setting up office here. They have already replaced the PRC Chinese as the biggest business community in the island.
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Wow!
The Teo guy again!
Students are upset with him, so are most other Sinkies. His face makes many sick; cannot blame him as he is born such. But, if his words hurt, that is because he make it so. He cannot blame others for feeling harm by his deeds.
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That is indeed wonderful news. I do love banging those sexy Indian gals, and I've noticed more and more are hanging around Holland V.
Alamak, those eyes just drive me wild...tak boleh tahan...
Come on ladies, integrate with Uncle Matilah.
I did not know that DPM Teo can also speak with an Indian tongue. Believe him at your own risk.
Just wayang a bit and bingo - as if the problem is solved. THis world is full of lies. Letting the guard down is the first step to self destruction.
It's good to know the Indians are helping the Indians. That the Chinese Clans are helping their clansmen (not other Chinese groups).
Sooner or later - more probably a Helluva lot later - pple might just overlook race and simply help each other, even when the people they are helping are not from the same ethnic group!!
Meanwhile, we will just Talk about inclusiveness and one people, one nation. And of course, we will Aspire to it.
FT Indians Integrate with Singaporeans??
Just an hour ago, the HDB evicted a village of FT Indians from my unit on the right.
The whole block of residents complained against tbem
Just to add, wow, feeled so shiok yesterday evening, screwed the HDB technical officer for the delay in evicting these trashes.
A bunch of them slept with their belongings on the void deck. This morning just called the SPF to check on them.
Will write to MOM about this matter as these trashes came in without any concrete employment and strayed around the estate like vultures.
Told the Estate Manager to repossess the flat as this owner rents out to many trashes who fights and quarrel in the estate
This is not the first incident. If not will refer to Alamak Senior and the CPIB for investigations of any hanky panky
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