The 11th season of Thalam, Indian Beat begins in an exciting way to not only showcase community events but also various Indian societies and associations who play a vital role in uniting and engaging our community. This week's focus is on the vibrant Singapore Gujarati Society along with young poets whom gives us various perspectives on social issues and the great poet Mahakavi Bharathiyaar.

Indian Beat the heartbeat of the Indian community brings you three exciting stories this week. We bring you some glimpses into the Yaar Antha Star grand finale with interviews with winners and judges. Do you know the Singapore Khalsa Association was the brainchild of a few RI boys around 100 years ago? Catch all these on Indian Beat at 8pm on Friday.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Thalam, Indian Beat the pulse of our community brings you yet another exciting lineup of community stories. This week our focus is about making sure everyone are looked after during this pandemic be it our Indian community or our foreign workers. Muthu's Curry and Catering Solutions have taken up the responsibility of feeding our foreign workers daily. Catch all these on Friday at 8pm only on Vasantham.

We have a special Hari Raya celebration this year. Despite the fact that there will be no gatherings, our celebrations will be just as fulfilling as always. Geylang Serai may be closed but all the Raya essentials can still be bought online. Tune in to Thaalam/Indian Beat's Raya Special on Sunday 24th at 5:00 p.m for all of these and more.

Thalam, Indian Beat the pulse of our community comes your way with yet another exciting lineup of stories this week! We are proud to showcase 2 ground up initiatives specifically designed for our migrant workers by our youth. The alumni from the School Of The Arts (SOTA) have produced heartwarming postcards inspired by the service of our migrant workers towards our nation building.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Indian Beat comes your way with exciting stories from our Indian community again. In this week's episode it's all about the performing arts! During Covid-19 we have come to know of many heart-warming initiatives on social media platforms for our migrant workers and following along the same line our Vasantham singers have produced a music video comprising of the song "Naalai Namathey" which spells out "Positivity" in bold letters!

In this week's Thaalam-Indian Beat, have a look at Kavasam, the winning pilot episode of Muthal Paarvai 2. Director Anuratha Kanderaju, actress Nisha Satyamorthi and director of photography Segar Varathan share their views on Kavasam. Thaalam also spoke to Puravalan and his daughters on their participation in Indian Heritage Centre's games and crafts. Catch all these stories Friday at 8pm on Vasantham.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Indian Beat comes your way with exciting stories from our Indian community again. In this week's episode, we look at Amrita Kaur's success story, Apsaras Arts' contribution to Bharathanatyam in Singapore and a song tribute to our migrant workers by some youngsters featuring many youths in Singapore.

Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

Singapore's 55th National Day celebrations will be exceptional. Indian Beat brings you a special sneak preview. Mohd Raffee, Shabir, Suthasini and Abby Simone share their experiences and how safe distancing is an important element in this year's performances. Look forward to Oli and Vasantham's live commentary in the morning and evening. Oli's Rafi and Haleema will share the preparations and how it is different this year...

Indian Beat comes your way with another exciting line up of stories within our Indian community. First up we have inspiring stories of two youths who have taken the off beaten path to take over their family businesses and develop it further to keep up with times. Followed by Sanskrit Bharathi Singapore's appreciation and promotion of the Sanskrit language and it holistic benefits from learning this age old language.

The Nurses' Merit Award is given by the Ministry of Health to nurses who have demonstrated consistent and outstanding performance for the past three years. Young Sikhs speak about the stories that inspire them to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Coffee with Sangam was a series organized by the Singapore Artiste Association to help their members to stay in touch with their beloved art form during this difficult time...

Indian Beat comes your way with another exciting line up of stories within our Indian community. First up this week we will be looking at the light up of our national monuments and Indian Heritage Centre's initiative of one of our favourite national song. Secondly we take a closer look at Telugu community in Singapore and their efforts during the pandemic.

You can be a great leader and you can manage a big team effectively, but sometimes you need motivation and inspiration for a breakthrough. How can you transform yourself into an extraordinary leader? Thaalam this week brings you, a network session conducted online by LISHA Women's Wing which addresses the issue of leadership and motivation. Thaalam will also be showcasing a music video produced by SIFAS titled "Ripples in a Storm: Reflections."

Indian Beat comes your way with another exciting line up of stories within our Indian community.

Ramayana is a great story, and one of the two epics that we have cherished over the centuries. This year, the Indian Heritage Centre's Cultural Festival is celebrating Ramayana. More than 40 performances involving 100 performers make for a spectacular festival online. Thaalam spoke to the organisers as well as the performers to bring you the story.

Indian Beat comes your way with another exciting line up of stories within our Indian community. First up we have Avant Theatre still entertaining their Tamil audiences even in ways they can like resorting to online plays and workshops to adapt to the new normal.

In this week's episode, Indian Beat brings you reaction from various community leaders on the virtual dialogue organized by Narpani Peravai. The dialogue session was a platform for grassroots leaders to share ideas and views on recent developments in Singapore. Catch these stories on Vasantham on Friday at 8pm.