The panel discussion explores why we need seniors in our workforce and what happens if they are not employed. Also the need for older workers to actively seek skills retraining opportunities and employers to adjust the scope of work for seniors for a better job fit. 3 seniors who are still working, an employer who's recruiting seniors and a HR practitioner have shared their views.

From organisations to individuals, many are coming forth to organize events and activities that promote interracial harmony during Ramadan. Breaking fast together, lending a helping hand to needy by distributing food and essentials. Volunteering to spruce up homes for the festivities. Ethiroli explores what make these volunteers come forth to do their part for society.

Do Indians perceive marriage as important? What do they want out of marriage? Has the traditional norm of men marrying a wife who's less educated & women looking for better educated husband changed? Financial preparation before marriage and contribution while married key to a happy married life?

Infant care near their homes... this is the biggest challenge that parents face. The demand is so high that many parents are pre-registering for infant care spots three to four month before the baby is even born. Many are also resorting to informal child-minding arrangements. Can infant care be affordable and accessible? How is the safety of the child being ensured?

Singapore is also known as the Sleepless City! There are many people hard at work even in the dead of night to ensure day-to-day life as we know it can carry on. The Ethiroli team had the opportunity to capture such rarely-seen moments on camera & speak to those involved.

Electricity... Water... These are essential services that most of us take for granted. Are we prepared to deal with a power or water supply outage? We speak with members of public and experts to find out how we can be better prepared. And how Singapore is gearing up for future water and power provisions.

As a lead up to the PM Handover on 15 May, Ethiroli will be gathering the Indian community's views on PM Lee's leadership and expectations of the incumbent - DPM Lawrence Wong.

For the past 18 years the Tamil Language Festival has been held in the month of April. This year's celebration garnered some 13, 000 participants. But is the festival attracting newcomers - audience as well organisers? What can be done to boost youth participation? Does the format of programmes and marketing effort require a rethink?

The weather in Singapore is known to be erratic. There are instances of record high temperatures and unusual monsoon surges. As temperatures become noticeably warmer, heat stress has emerged as a concern. What measures are taken to combat this and what can individuals do to beat the heat?

About 2.8 million Singaporeans do not have a Will. Likewise the take up rate of CPF nomination and Lasting Power of Attorney are not high as expected among our Indian community. Ethiroli looks into real life scenarios of what happens when these are not in place.

Ethiroli charts the evolution of Changi pre-independence till now. Ex-residents take a walk down memory lane with us while we explore the ongoing effort to retain and preserve historical, cultural and religious sites within the district.

Able-bodied individuals misusing personal mobility aids (PMAs), particularly mobility scooters. These include worries over dangerous riding, speeding and overly large PMAs. To prevent the misuse of these devices, government is considering reducing the speed limit, streamlining devise dimensions and certifying users based on medical needs/walking disabilities. Public, users as well suppliers of PMAs share their thoughts...

Despite the harmful effects of vaping and rigorous enforcement why do people still vape? What is being done to curb this issue and what more can be done? Ethiroli speaks to teen vapers to discover why it appeals to them and how they get hold of contraband devices.

More rats are being spotted at hawker centres, food courts, rubbish chutes, drains and even within homes. What is being done to control rats? How is hygiene maintained? What can flat dwellers do if they spot a rat?

What is gut health? How does it affect everything from digestion to immunity and even mental health? This episode explores the huge impact of diet on gut health and how common gut issues faced by the Indian community can be avoided or managed.

Indians who predominantly took part in soccer, hockey and athletics are now venturing into new areas of sports. Ethiroli tracks down exponents of Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Netball, Water Polo and Floorball to find out what inspired them to take up such sports.

Why is reskilling/upskilling become even more urgent and how does SkillsFuture provide a useful first step, especially for those looking for a change in career. With the latest $4000 top-up and some 30,000 courses to choose from, how does one make the right choice?

As the nation celebrates its 59th birthday, Ethiroli celebrates our Singaporean spirit by showcasing the efforts of 5 indviduals. By advocating inclusivity and promoting harmony among neighbours they are making a difference in our society.

Why are Singaporeans not wearing seat belts in the back seat of vehicles? Even amongst license holders, many do not know that it is law in Singapore to belt up behind. Why have we turned a blind eye to this simple act?

Episode will focus on the key takeaways from Prime Minster Lawrence Wong first rally speech on 18 August. It will also explore the sentiments of the Indian community pertaining to the announcements.

Ethiroli team embarked on a search to reunite a teacher and a former student who've not met for 32 years. We also talk to 5 people who share heartwarming tales about their teachers and the impact they made on their lives.

With the year-end approaching, primary school students are gearing up for the PSLE. How are our children and parents preparing for the national examinations? How can they better manage stress and anxiety that comes with sitting for papers?

Constructions, roadworks & maintenance affects the daily lives of the public - residents, shopkeepers, office workers, pedestrians & motorists. There will be noise, dust, re-routing of entrances to buildings, road diversions & even road closures. What is being done to mitigate the impact?

In this episode we talk to people with kidney disease to learn how they cope with the health issue and continue to live a fulfilling life. Also looks at the various treatment options including supportive or palliative care.