Ethiroli, the current affairs programme steps into its 20th season. Join us as we recollect the 19 year journey along with our former presenters and producers.

People who have worked in the same place for over 20 years. Salary rise, promotion, life-long learning opportunities could be some reasons. Those Ethiroli spoke to cited comfort level, welfare benefits and passion as well.

Indian youth, especially those aged 15-24 years are showing a keen interest in performing arts. It's not an easy task to dedicate time from their busy school or work schedule to hone their skills in the art form of their choice. Let's find out what makes them tick.

More and more independent fitness groups have sprung up. Started by individuals or groups to improve fitness to lead a healthier life. How are these groups making use of the sports infrastructure currently available? Fitness enthusiasts share their experiences and achievements.

Even though the prevalence of breastfeeding has been increasing over the years, mommies find it challenging to continue beyond the first 3 months or after they get back to work. Are there enough facilities and support for mothers to continue the breastfeeding journey until they would like to? Ethiroli speaks to people who have been on this breastfeeding journey.

Food prices have been increasing due to a plethora of reasons – supply chain disruptions, inflation, rental and labour costs. How are Indian cooked food sellers affected? How much of the burden is borne by customers?

After 51 colourful years, Jurong Bird Park has moved into its new home in Mandai. Ethiroli takes a walk down memory lane and explores what is in store for us in the newly opened Bird Paradise.

As part of the Singapore Heritage Fest, we take a look at our rich public transport history. From workshops and programs telling the story of Singapore’s public transport, hands-on experience of how printing bus tickets was done back in the past to sharing by transport workers on their career path.

Do Indian couples discuss money matters openly? When is the ideal time to start such talks and why is it important to keep the conversation going? Ethiroli talks to couples at various stages of relationship - couples going steady, newly weds and married for 5 years or more.

A first-ever survey on the prevalence of illicit drug use, conducted by the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) between April 2021 and July 2022, found that the starting mean age for consumption among Singaporeans and permanent residents was 15.9 years. What is causing our youths to turn to drugs at such an age? Do parents have a big part to play in the war against drugs?

Team Singapore won its 1000th gold medal at the SEA Games recently and Shanti Pereira made headlines when she became the first Singaporean woman to win both the 100m and 200m events. We take a look at the great athletes in the Indian community who have brought glory to Singapore - past and present.

Are our homes well protected from electrical hazards? Be it heater, electric stove or charging points, how a daily chore can become a hazard? Ethiroli investigates the common electrical hazards and how to be aware of the tell-tale signs before it's too late.

Are our kids well-equipped to be independent outside their homes? Do we over protect our kids? Journey with 3 kids and families to see how they cope without the help of their parents.

Ethiroli charts the evolution of quarter housing in Singapore from post-independence till now. Ex-residents take a walk down memory lane with us while we explore the ongoing effort to retain and preserve such historical buildings.

Self-medication is defined as the selection and use of medicines by individuals to treat self-recognized or self-diagnosed conditions or symptoms. Incorrect self-diagnosis, delays in seeking medical advice when needed, incorrect manner of administration, incorrect dosage, risk of dependence and abuse are some potential risks. How can one carry out self-medication responsibly?

Singapore is celebrated for its cleanliness, yet an unsavoury sight still lurks within its HDB estates - poorly disposed rubbish in communal areas. What efforts are taken to curb this? What can we do to keep our neighbourhoods clean?

In recent times, nearly 5000 young Singaporeans have volunteered in activities - an increase of 20 percent from pre-pandemic times. Singapore has an aim to increase volunteerism rate to 70 percent by end of this year. What do these volunteers do? What inspires them to volunteer and what more can be done to reach this target?

Since 3rd July 2023, larger supermarket operators are required to charge at least five cents for each disposable carrier bag. The intention is to nudge Singaporeans to bring their own reusable bags and reduce the use of disposables. Ethiroli explores the sentiments of the community and some useful tips for a sustainable and environmentally friendly lifestyle.

This year’s NDP returns to Padang with the theme “Onward As One”! Singaporeans have more opportunities to foster a stronger sense of unity and belonging to the nation - through sports and volunteerism. Ethiroli showcases these Singaporeans and gives a sneak peek into this year’s parade & show.

Singaporeans love spicy food. Be it chilli crab, sambal stingray, tongue-numbing Ma La or masala dishes. Ethiroli looks into how adding spice to our food elevates its taste and whether is it healthy to consume spicy food regularly.

From the second half of 2024, Build-to-Order (BTO) projects will be classed Standard, Plus or Prime. What is the difference between these flat types? Are there different resale conditions attached to each housing type? Find out in tonight's Ethiroli episode on Vasantham.

There are various scholarships and bursaries available in Singapore. Ethiroli meets beneficiaries and explores how well the Indian community is leveraging on of such awards. Is there sufficient awareness Indians?

A reactionary episode on Singapore's Presidential Election held on 1 Sep 2023.

Technology has impacted almost every aspect of life today, and education is no exception. Access to learning opportunities is unprecedented in scope thanks to technology. Opportunities for communication and collaboration have also been expanded . However, finding the right balance between screen time and other activities is crucial for the well-being of our children. What measures are schools and parents taking to ensure this?