On Oct. 2020, the Singapore Discovery Centre reopened after six months of renovation.
The edutainment attraction has since added several new attractions, including a laser tag arena and an escape room, as well as revamped its exhibition gallery.
What’s more, there are several unique programmes which it is running in conjunction with Total Defence Day.
For those of you who are keen to rediscover Singapore, here’s our own one-day itinerary at the centre to help readers best enjoy these new features and maximise their experience.
Touring the Total Defence Exhibits
First up are the Total Defence Exhibits titled “RE: OUR SCARS - For Your Necessary Action”, which casts the spotlight on several crises that Singapore has gone through.
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Hyderabad-based “The Taste Company” enters Ready to Eat Food Market. The Company makes high-quality, tasty, and hygienic all-natural ready-to-eat Indian meals that cater to Indian Consumers. The Taste Company is the First company in India to offer Non-Veg Ready to Eat Meals. The Taste company has seen tremendous traction during the pilot in the last 6 months & has gained trust among thousands of consumers already. Martech solutions provider “way2online” founder Mr. Raju Vanapala launched the Taste Company almost a year ago.
Focusing on Ready to eat Indian Breakfast and Meal categories, The Taste Company uses traditional home-style cooking methods that eliminate the need for preservatives or artificial colours, flavors and holds on to the authentic taste, flavor, and aroma of “Ghar ka khana”.
Sterlite Power successfully raises Rs 200 cr from Allianz Global Investors
Sterlite Power successfully raises Rs 200 cr from Allianz Global Investors
Mumbai, Jan 11: Sterlite Power, a leading global power transmission player, on Monday said that it has raised Rs 200 crore in debt financing from Allianz Global Investors (Allianz GI) – one of the world’s leading investment managers with focus on sustainable investments.
This transaction is one of the first infrastructure sector financing deals for Allianz GI in India. The Rs 200 crore facility from Allianz GI has been raised as a non-convertible debenture with a three-year tenure and is part of the larger refinancing exercise undertaken by Sterlite Power to reduce its holding company borrowings.