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Daily Cuts - A Letter to Myself: Kavitha Krishnan on how dance saved her and uplifts the differently-abled

Kavitha Krishnan was already an accomplished traditional Indian dancer performing across the world, while her peers were studying for their "O" Level examinations. But a spinal surgery almost took away her ability to walk when she was 21. Motivated by her love for dance, she made an astounding recovery and went on to co-found Maya Dance Theatre in 2007. She later started the Diverse Abilities Dance Collective which empowers individuals living with conditions such as Down's Syndrome. Kavitha shares the most valuable lessons she's gained from her journey.

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Daily Cuts - A 5 billion dollar shot in the arm of the Singapore equities market

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Susan Ng speak with Neil Parekh, a member of the Equities Market Review Group set up by MAS, and Shane Chesson, Founding Partner at Openspace Ventures, on a 5 billion dollar Monetary Authority of Singapore programme to boost Singapore stock market. 

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Daily Cuts - Budget 2025: How far away are we from nuclear power?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Susan Ng speak with Dr Victor Nian, founding Co-chair of the Centre for Strategic Energy and Resources on the potential deployment of nuclear energy in Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - How hard is it to slow down on Singapore roads?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Susan Ng speak with Gopinath Menon, transport engineering consultant and former Vice-Chairman of the Singapore Road Safety Council and Kelvin Foo, Managing Director, TTS Group on road speeding. 

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Daily Cuts - Is it all good news that Singapore's core inflation has eased?

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Susan Ng speak with Dr Tan Kee Wee, Chief Economist, Waveney Economics, about the latest Consumer Price Index figures.

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Daily Cuts - The Wellness Hour - Kalpz Beauty Kitchen

“What you won’t put in your mouth, you shouldn’t put on your skin” - that’s the belief of a local beauty brand that harnesses the best of nature to tackle skin and hair problems. Cheryl Goh speaks to Kalpana Sarvaisparan, or Kalpz as she is better known, founder of Kalpz Beauty Kitchen, to find out more natural, clean, food-based skincare.  

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