This week's Ethiroli looks into the different areas debated in parliament during the Committee of Supply Debate 2018. We take a close look at some of the issues that were brought up and some of the future plans the government has in mind for Singapore.

In this week's Ethiroli, we take a look at the prevalence of Motor Insurance Fraud in Singapore and the measures that can be taken to protect ourselves from and minimize the chances of being cheated in a case of Motor Insurance Fraud.

This week's Ethiroli takes a look at the events that are happening in this year's Tamil Language Festival. We hear from organizers, event partners, youths and students.

This week, Ethiroli focuses on the sanitation of the public toilets. Some coffee shops and hawker centre toilets are clean in few places, but filthy in most of the neighbourhoods. Who is responsible in maintaining the cleanliness of the toilets?

This week's Ethiroli looks at the extensive use of plastic bags in Singapore. We establish the issue by getting opinions from the ground with regards to the level of reliance people have on plastic bags in their daily lives.

This week's Ethiroli looks into the topic of cycling being an alternative mode of transport in Singapore. People who incorporate cycling into their daily travel routine share with us the reasons on why they are not completely dependent on cycling as their primary mode of transport.

This week's Ethiroli takes a look at the historic Malaysian general election.

This week, Ethiroli looks at the prevalence of special needs children in Singapore, along with the types of special-needs conditions and methods utilized in early detection of these conditions. Parents of these children also share their thoughts and concerns.

Parenting is an art. This week on Ethiroli, we hear from parents, children, parenting coaches and experts on the various parenting styles. What are these parenting styles and the effects it has on their kids?

This week's Ethiroli looks at how temples are being managed here in Singapore and the challenges faced by the temple managements.

This week Ethiroli explores the means through which students cope with stress. Students as well as experts from both the education and psychology fields share their experiences.

This week, Ethiroli highlights the series of events that led to the Trump-Kim summit that took place on 12th June. We take a look at what happened in Singapore during the summit, how the hosting of the summit benefits Singapore and what this means for us.

This week's Ethiroli looks at CareShield Life, which will replace the existing ElderShield plan. Medical workers share their views on this new policy that will be introduced. The episode also brings you information on digital television.

This week on Ethiroli, we explore the measures in place to aid people diagnosed with OCD, from both social and medical perspectives. Also, we bring on board a Case Manager as well as a psychiatrist from IMH to share their opinions.

In this episode of Ethiroli, we explore the usage of smart devices amongst children and the advantages and disadvantages of these smart devices in a studio panel discussion. Is there a right age for children to be exposed to smart devices?

This week on Ethiroli, we take a look at the start-ups that stand out, via the integration of technology in their businesses. We also take a look at the start-up ecosystem as well as the various aids in place to help individuals seeking to start-up businesses.

This week on Ethiroli, we look at the concept of workplace harassment. What constitutes workplace harassment and what are the factors that stop those affected from coming forth to speak about their experience? We also have the vice-president of NTUC, a lawyer and a Nominated Member of Parliament on board to discuss the various channels for those seeking advice and/or aid.

This week on Ethiroli, we discuss about the gender pay gap in Singapore. You would have heard that men are paid more than women over their lifetimes. What does gender bias have to do with paychecks and how does it affect women of all ages, races, and education levels?

This week on Ethiroli, we look at Singapore's 53rd National Day celebrations. We have Tamil-speaking performers sharing their experiences on taking part in the National Day Parade. Also, Singaporeans share their views on what the Singaporean identity means to them.

This week on Ethiroli, we take a look at retirement living in Singapore. We feature Kampung Admiralty, a newly built integrated development that focuses on the needs and demands of the increasing ageing population. We also have a couple living in the estate share with us their thoughts and experiences, post-moving to Kampung Admiralty.

This week on Ethiroli, our host Elakeyaa delves into two important aspects that were addressed at the National Day Rally by PM Lee - housing and the rising of cost of living. As the public and experts voice out their opinions, we also address these concerns with Minister S. Iswaran.

This year's National Day Rally touched on plans to help Singaporeans cope with healthcare costs. We look at the CHAS scheme and the beneficiaries of this scheme upon its extension. We also discuss about the other schemes which are put in place to reduce the cost of healthcare.

This week on Ethiroli, we look at the concept of hawker culture which dates back to the 1800s. Since then, it has transformed to become a Singaporean identity. Our host Elakeyaa finds out more about the hawker culture, what people think about it and even has a hands-on session as a hawker.

This week on Ethiroli, we learn about cyber-attacks that are getting more frequent and sophisticated. We will hear more insights about the attackers' motives, the public's views and steps we can take as an individual and as an organization to combat cyber-attacks.