We will continue to bring more CECAs to fuck Sinkies says Minister.

[A Singaporean]

Iswaran assures Indian Minister that SG will stay open to talent and commit to relationship with India
by Correspondent
19/02/2021
Reading Time: 2min read




At a high-level India-Singapore CEOs’ Forum attended by Indian Minister Shri Piyush Goyal yesterday (18 Feb), Singapore Minister S Iswaran assured that Singapore will continue to stay open, especially in current challenging time of global pandemic.
Goyal is a powerful Indian minister who heads 3 ministries in India: Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Railways, and Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Mr Shri Periasamy Kumaran, the High Commissioner of India to Singapore, also attended the meeting.
Iswaran said, “As a small city-state connected to the world, we are keenly aware in Singapore, that shutting our doors is not an option. We will continue to work in partnership with our close friends, like India, to tap on each other’s strengths for mutual benefit.”
He assured Minister Goyal that Singapore remains committed to the relationship with India.
“I wish to assure our friends from India that Singapore remains open to international business, investment, and talent. Even in these trying times, the strong ties that Singapore and India have built over the years have enabled us to keep up the momentum of our engagements,” Iswaran said.
Iswaran noted that Singapore and India are now embarking on new “exciting areas” such as FinTech and added that Singapore remains bullish on India’s potential and entrepreneurial capacity.

“We are the largest foreign investor in India, with investments of around US$2 billion announced since 2019,” he said. “We have likewise encouraged Indian businesses to establish themselves in Singapore.”
Iswaran also noted that Indian companies form the largest overseas contingent that have invested in Singapore and many have “significant presence” here.
He also took the opportunity to commend India for its “impressive growth”. He said, “India has had an impressive growth story. Singapore was an early believer and advocate of India’s immense potential; many might recall the start of “India fever”, ignited by our then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in the 1990s.”
Iswaran called for collaboration with India in the digital economy. “We invite India to partner Singapore as we invest for the future, by building digital bridges of cooperation,” he said. He added that it will help improve Indian businesses’ connectivity with Southeast Asia, tapping on Singapore’s supportive regulatory environment for innovation. In turn, Singapore companies stand to benefit from India’s market and talent pool, he said.
Iswaran concluded his speech reiterating his confidence that the India-Singapore partnership will continue to flourish, with a keen eye on new opportunities and an unwavering commitment to the peoples of both countries

 

[laksaboy]

I wonder why?

 

[Cottonmouth]

Fucking Traitors, may they be struck by lightning soon, whole family die.

 

[butoh6050]

Fucking Traitors, may they be struck by lightning soon, whole family die.

The traitors are the singaporeans that give them their vote.

 

[Leongsam]

Morons with fake degrees are counted as "talent"???

 

[Hypocrite-The]

I have been saying since the beginning. Who voted for this clown? West coast resident had the opportunity to do justice for the whole country n he won the erection against a more competent and virtuous oppo. So blame the voters who put him there.

 

[Loofydralb]

Bookmark this and teach them who is the master.

Losing another 3 GRCs may not even be sufficient payback.

 

[bobby]

 

[pvtpublic]

UOB Kay Hian concerns that ongoing lawsuits would create legal uncertainties for DBS India
UOB Kay Hian: "We believe DBS has not made provisions relating to potential damages that may arise from the two lawsuits in India."

UOB Kay Hian released a report yesterday (19 Feb) indicating that DBS Group would be having “more headaches from lawsuits in India”.

DBS’ troubles started when it went ahead to acquire the struggling Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB) based in Chennai last November. In fact, it was a “forced merger” initiated by the central bank of India. Bloomberg has described the merger as a “rescue effort” by DBS.

Not long after LVB was merged with DBS India, Religare Finvest Limited (RFL) of India filed a petition with the Delhi High Court to make DBS India a respondent in its ongoing lawsuit with LVB, on the ground of the merger of the two banks (‘Firm petitions court to make DBS responsible for LVB’s embezzlement of S$130m of its FDs‘).

Prior to DBS’ acquisition of LVB, 2 employees of LVB were already arrested last year for their alleged involvement in the misappropriation of RFL’s fixed deposits from the bank. A total amount of some Rs 729 crore (S$132 million) belonging to RFL was alleged to have been embezzled by the 2 senior LVB staff. In fact, RFL reported the matter to the Indian police back in 2018. It was alleged that the staff colluded with external parties in siphoning off RFL’s fixed deposit money from the bank.

UOB Kay Hian said, “Subsequent investigation is said to have uncovered grave irregularities and severe violation of regulations at LVB.” It also noted that the claim amount by RFL has swelled to Rs 900 crore (S$164m) due to compounding of interest. The next hearing of the case is scheduled to be heard next Thursday (25 Feb).

 

[pvtpublic]

stop giving our money away to India and China.

spending frivolously and then increasing GST and fuel taxes. FUCK YOU PAP.

spend 90bn to save 40bn in GDP losses. then try to claw back from us.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

Fucking Traitors, may they be struck by lightning soon, whole family die.

this bastard was ex ceca from Kerala
got away with mega losses in Shincorp n Amaravati

 

[tanwahtiu]

2 corrupt race a malay and indian cannot be honest.... they will fuck each other up.... no money no talk...

 

[Cottonmouth]

this bastard was ex ceca from Kerala
got away with mega losses in Shincorp n Amaravati

Fucking Indian, fuck his mother's chao cheebye.

 

[laksaboy]

Morons with fake degrees are counted as "talent"???

Quantity, not quality. But you've given the illusion that quality is the issue, with the constant chatter about 'talents' or berating Sinkies for being 'uncompetitive'.

 

[laksaboy]

Bookmark this and teach them who is the master.

Losing another 3 GRCs may not even be sufficient payback.

I believe another punishment is appropriate for treason. Just a puny electoral loss is nothing.

Naturally, everyone gets a open and fair trial. Even Ceausescu got one.

 

[batman1]

WESt Coast GRC voted for this traitor cho-bo-lan overfed minister .Thanks to the 61% !

 

[CPTMiller]

Iswaran assures Indian Minister that SG will stay open to talent and commit to relationship with India
by Correspondent
19/02/2021
Reading Time: 2min read




At a high-level India-Singapore CEOs’ Forum attended by Indian Minister Shri Piyush Goyal yesterday (18 Feb), Singapore Minister S Iswaran assured that Singapore will continue to stay open, especially in current challenging time of global pandemic.
Goyal is a powerful Indian minister who heads 3 ministries in India: Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Railways, and Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Mr Shri Periasamy Kumaran, the High Commissioner of India to Singapore, also attended the meeting.
Iswaran said, “As a small city-state connected to the world, we are keenly aware in Singapore, that shutting our doors is not an option. We will continue to work in partnership with our close friends, like India, to tap on each other’s strengths for mutual benefit.”
He assured Minister Goyal that Singapore remains committed to the relationship with India.
“I wish to assure our friends from India that Singapore remains open to international business, investment, and talent. Even in these trying times, the strong ties that Singapore and India have built over the years have enabled us to keep up the momentum of our engagements,” Iswaran said.
Iswaran noted that Singapore and India are now embarking on new “exciting areas” such as FinTech and added that Singapore remains bullish on India’s potential and entrepreneurial capacity.

“We are the largest foreign investor in India, with investments of around US$2 billion announced since 2019,” he said. “We have likewise encouraged Indian businesses to establish themselves in Singapore.”
Iswaran also noted that Indian companies form the largest overseas contingent that have invested in Singapore and many have “significant presence” here.
He also took the opportunity to commend India for its “impressive growth”. He said, “India has had an impressive growth story. Singapore was an early believer and advocate of India’s immense potential; many might recall the start of “India fever”, ignited by our then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in the 1990s.”
Iswaran called for collaboration with India in the digital economy. “We invite India to partner Singapore as we invest for the future, by building digital bridges of cooperation,” he said. He added that it will help improve Indian businesses’ connectivity with Southeast Asia, tapping on Singapore’s supportive regulatory environment for innovation. In turn, Singapore companies stand to benefit from India’s market and talent pool, he said.
Iswaran concluded his speech reiterating his confidence that the India-Singapore partnership will continue to flourish, with a keen eye on new opportunities and an unwavering commitment to the peoples of both countries

 

[birdie69]

Iswaran assures Indian Minister that SG will stay open to talent and commit to relationship with India
by Correspondent
19/02/2021
Reading Time: 2min read




At a high-level India-Singapore CEOs’ Forum attended by Indian Minister Shri Piyush Goyal yesterday (18 Feb), Singapore Minister S Iswaran assured that Singapore will continue to stay open, especially in current challenging time of global pandemic.
Goyal is a powerful Indian minister who heads 3 ministries in India: Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Railways, and Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. Mr Shri Periasamy Kumaran, the High Commissioner of India to Singapore, also attended the meeting.
Iswaran said, “As a small city-state connected to the world, we are keenly aware in Singapore, that shutting our doors is not an option. We will continue to work in partnership with our close friends, like India, to tap on each other’s strengths for mutual benefit.”
He assured Minister Goyal that Singapore remains committed to the relationship with India.
“I wish to assure our friends from India that Singapore remains open to international business, investment, and talent. Even in these trying times, the strong ties that Singapore and India have built over the years have enabled us to keep up the momentum of our engagements,” Iswaran said.
Iswaran noted that Singapore and India are now embarking on new “exciting areas” such as FinTech and added that Singapore remains bullish on India’s potential and entrepreneurial capacity.

“We are the largest foreign investor in India, with investments of around US$2 billion announced since 2019,” he said. “We have likewise encouraged Indian businesses to establish themselves in Singapore.”
Iswaran also noted that Indian companies form the largest overseas contingent that have invested in Singapore and many have “significant presence” here.
He also took the opportunity to commend India for its “impressive growth”. He said, “India has had an impressive growth story. Singapore was an early believer and advocate of India’s immense potential; many might recall the start of “India fever”, ignited by our then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in the 1990s.”
Iswaran called for collaboration with India in the digital economy. “We invite India to partner Singapore as we invest for the future, by building digital bridges of cooperation,” he said. He added that it will help improve Indian businesses’ connectivity with Southeast Asia, tapping on Singapore’s supportive regulatory environment for innovation. In turn, Singapore companies stand to benefit from India’s market and talent pool, he said.
Iswaran concluded his speech reiterating his confidence that the India-Singapore partnership will continue to flourish, with a keen eye on new opportunities and an unwavering commitment to the peoples of both countries

Singaporeans can't blame Minister Iswaran to bring in more real or fake CECA Indians to Singapore to displace true blue Singapore PMET. He is an Indian, his ancestors were from India, so naturally, he will put Indians' interest in priority by all means. Unless he is no more a Minister or MP, more CECA Indians will be coming as a talent to work in Singapore. Whereas, Singapore male citizens still need to serve NS for 2 years and at least 10 years of ICT as a dutiful citizen.

 

[bobby]

If India has so much "talent"...all other 1st world countries would have snapped them up. But why only Singapore ?

 

[shittypore]

If India has so much "talent"...all other 1st world countries would have snapped them up. But why only Singapore ?

Ho and Loong just can't do without that smell, it's a turn on for em.