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28/09/2026

no more smelly feet on my face 🤢

Under new regulations, nuisance and disruptive behaviour on public buses and at bus interchanges and terminals will become offences from Sep. 23, 2026.

Such behaviour includes placing one’s feet on seats or playing audio at loud volume, littering, eating or drinking onboard buses, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said.

These offences will carry a maximum penalty of S$500.

More serious offences, such as causing obstruction or danger to fellow commuters within bus interchange terminals, or the soiling of any part of a public bus, bus interchange, or terminal, will carry a maximum penalty of S$5,000.

The new rules aim to “foster a safer, more considerate and pleasant public transport environment for all,” added LTA.

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One source told Reuters that Air India "wants the funds immediately", though the infusion of capital will take place in tranches.

The source also said that Singapore Airlines, who owns a 25 per cent stake in the India carrier, would need to contribute its share of the proposed infusion for it to go through.

Discussions are ongoing and there has been no decision on the request, Reuters wrote.

Air India recorded nearly S$2 billion in losses for the 2025 to 2026 fiscal year.

Reports similarly surfaced in April this year about Air India requesting for capital from its majority shareholders.

Singapore Airlines own profits have been weighed down by Air India's dismal numbers, with Singapore's national carrier recording nearly S$1 billion in losses.

Story: https://mothership.sg/2026/08/air-india-fresh-equity-sia/

Photo via Bornil Amin / Unsplash.

28/08/2026

“We want to ensure teens benefit from this new industry standard, but we cannot do it alone."