Social & Professional Groups
Business & Professional Groups
- Chettiars Nattukkottai Chamber Of Commerce
- Indian Institutes of Technology Alumni Assn
- Professional Network of Young Indians
- Serangoon Merchants Association
- Sikh Money Lenders and Businessmen Association
- Sindhi Merchants Association
- Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Singapore Sri Lanka Business Association
- Singapore Tamil Teachers' Union
- Tamils Information Technology Society, Singapore (STiTS)
Social/Cultural Community Groups
- Little India Shopkeepers and Heritage Association (LISHA)
- Bengali Association Of Singapore (BAS)
- Kannada Sangha (Singapore)
- Koothanallur Family Club
- Maharashtra Mandal
- Sembawang Tamils Association
- Singapore Bengali Society
- Singapore Ceylon Tamils Association
- Singapore Gujarati Society
- Singapore Kerala Association
- Singapore Keralee Kalanilayam
- Singapore Malayalee Hindu Samajam
- Singapore North Indian Hindu Association
- Singapore Indian League
- Singapore Tamil Youths' Club
- Singapore Tamilian Association
- Singapore Tamizhar Eyakkam
- Singapore Telugu Samajam (STS)
- Society of Indian Students (formerly: Society of Indian Scholars)
- Tamils Representative Council (TRC)
- Tamils Reform Association
- Thamizhvel Narppani Mandram
- Thiruvalluvar Tamil Valarchik Kazhakam
- Yarthavar Association
- Surya Keeridam Association
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