Singapore’s roads are a mix of chaos, kiasu habits, and rare moments of kindness. Here’s what our daily drive reveals about ...

What does it really take to leave stability behind in pursuit of travel, freedom, and living life on your own... Growing up, I always wished I were nicer. I really wanted to be nice and all it ...

While some might think the kampung spirit is a relic of the past, others believe it can be revived with simple, yet powerful acts of kindness. For many Singaporeans, sharing meaningful moments with ...

In a blink of an eye, the cups are collapsed from their stacks of 3, 6 and 3 into a single stack of 12 cups. Then just as quickly, restacked into their original stacks. Welcome to the world of ...

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What if a quarter-life crisis is exactly what you needed? Most people fear uncertainty and falling off the rails. For Gabe Chia, 24, it was the moment when everything finally clicked. One breakup, a ...

“My surname is Ang,” begins the voiceover in Mandarin, “my name is Ang Kum Siong.” As the video goes on, the narrator, or Uncle Wellie to his loyal customers, continues his story in a gentle and ...

The past few decades have not been kind to stamp collectors. It’s one of those by-products of the rise of technology — with email and text messaging, paper correspondence is becoming a thing of the ...

Growing up, I always wished I were nicer. I really wanted to be nice and all it entailed, because it seemed that nice people had the magical ability to turn any awkward social situation into a ...

Nestled on the third floor of the busy Joo Chiat Complex, abright turquoise shop signage stands out amongst the many other tailors — its non-Malay name standing out amongst the familiar Malay-Muslim ...

This is the archive listing for the kindness on the road Tag on The Pride by Singapore Kindness Movement ...