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Indian-Origin Man Elected To Singapore Parliament
An Indian-origin man from Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) was on Saturday elected member of the parliament following his victory in the by-election held at suburban Bukit Batok constituency.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Fields Indian Lawyer In Crucial Bypoll
An Indian lawyer was today fielded by Singapore's ruling People's Action Party to take on one of the most outspoken opposition politician in a crucial bypoll. K Muralidharan Pillai, 48, was introduced by Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam as the PAP's candidate for Bukit Batok constituency at a press conference.
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Singapore Ruling Party Stages Crushing Election Win
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) extended 56 years in power on Saturday after a lopsided snap election that dashed hopes of a two-party system in the city-state.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Looks in Strong Position in Early Count
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) looked to be making a strong showing in an election today, according to samples of votes taken in more than two dozen constituencies and released by the Elections Department.
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Singapore Votes in Hotly Contested Poll, Ruling Party Set to Win
Singapore voted today in its most hotly contested general election with the outcome expected to test the long-ruling People's Action Party's (PAP) dominance of politics even though it is bound to win.
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Opposition Seeks End to One-Party Dominance as Singapore Votes
Singaporeans voted today in the country's most hotly contested election, after massive turnouts at opposition rallies boosted chances that a two-party system will emerge from half a century of domination by the ruling party.
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Singapore Vote Likely to Test Dominance of Long-Ruling Party
Singaporeans go to the polls on Friday for the city-state's most hotly contested general election, which could bring the sternest test of the long-ruling party's dominance of politics even though it is bound to win.
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Rare Singapore riot forces soul searching over foreign workers
Singapore's first major riot in four decades is forcing the wealthy island to confront a stubborn but vexing question: how to treat low-paid foreign workers whose muscle underpins much of the economy but whose presence increasingly riles its citizens.
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Indian-Origin Man Elected To Singapore Parliament
An Indian-origin man from Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) was on Saturday elected member of the parliament following his victory in the by-election held at suburban Bukit Batok constituency.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Fields Indian Lawyer In Crucial Bypoll
An Indian lawyer was today fielded by Singapore's ruling People's Action Party to take on one of the most outspoken opposition politician in a crucial bypoll. K Muralidharan Pillai, 48, was introduced by Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam as the PAP's candidate for Bukit Batok constituency at a press conference.
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Singapore Ruling Party Stages Crushing Election Win
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) extended 56 years in power on Saturday after a lopsided snap election that dashed hopes of a two-party system in the city-state.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Looks in Strong Position in Early Count
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) looked to be making a strong showing in an election today, according to samples of votes taken in more than two dozen constituencies and released by the Elections Department.
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Singapore Votes in Hotly Contested Poll, Ruling Party Set to Win
Singapore voted today in its most hotly contested general election with the outcome expected to test the long-ruling People's Action Party's (PAP) dominance of politics even though it is bound to win.
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Opposition Seeks End to One-Party Dominance as Singapore Votes
Singaporeans voted today in the country's most hotly contested election, after massive turnouts at opposition rallies boosted chances that a two-party system will emerge from half a century of domination by the ruling party.
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Singapore Vote Likely to Test Dominance of Long-Ruling Party
Singaporeans go to the polls on Friday for the city-state's most hotly contested general election, which could bring the sternest test of the long-ruling party's dominance of politics even though it is bound to win.
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Rare Singapore riot forces soul searching over foreign workers
Singapore's first major riot in four decades is forcing the wealthy island to confront a stubborn but vexing question: how to treat low-paid foreign workers whose muscle underpins much of the economy but whose presence increasingly riles its citizens.
