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Ong Ye Kung finds his NS buddy nearly 40 years after they leant on each other to survive BMT

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Ong Ye Kung finds his NS buddy nearly 40 years after they leant on each other to survive BMT
Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia43 mins ago
Ong Ye Kung finds his NS buddy nearly 40 years after they leant on each other to survive BMT
Paired because they shared the same birthday, the two “chill” recruits lost touch after three months together. Their reunion in On The Red Dot brings back memories of hardship, friendship and opportunities they wished they had seized.
80 years on, still enemy No. 1: What Indians and Pakistanis think of each other
A recent survey by Pew highlights that Indians and Pakistanis regard each other as their principal geopolitical adversaries. Unfavorable opinions dominate across the border, with India marking Pakistan as the major threat while Pakistan responds in kind. There is a notable distrust regarding the other’s dedication to p
The Hindu
The Hindu🏁 first to report13 hrs ago
Indians and Pakistanis view each other as greatest threat, survey finds
According to Pew Research, about a third of Indians say Russia is their top ally (36%), while 16% name the U.S.