2.4K views · 57 reactions | A snippet of Singapore's first National Day Parade that took place in 1966 at the Padang. Back then, the parade is held in the morning- at 9am upon the arrival of President Yusof Ishak. Video credit: อภิสิทธิ์ กลิ่นหอม YouTube | The Singapore Conscience | Facebook

First color footage of a Singapore National day parade rehearsal in 1969. Singapore was independent for only 4 years then. We have achieved so much together with one generation to another. | The Merlion Press

During the National Day Parade (NDP), have you ever noticed a ceremony taking place, just before the parade marches in? This ceremony is the uncasing of the State and Regimental Colours. A solemn occasion, it is done every time the Colours are present in parades such as the SAF Day Parade and the NDP. Today, we bring to you a quick showcase of what this ceremony entails. Look out for them at the Anderson Bridge on the 22nd and 29th of July at 5.15 pm, to watch the ceremony in person! 👀 📹: CPL

1.2K views · 20 reactions | Trace the origins of Singapore’s early settlers through this series of stories collected by the Singapore Bicentennial’s volunteer story documenters! Learn about the Aljunied family and their legacy of philanthropy, the beginnings of Tong Heng’s egg tarts, and the journey of the Chettiars to Singapore. Download the e-book “Singapore Bicentennial: Origin Stories” here bit.ly/origin-stories-ebook | Singapore Bicentennial | Facebook

During Singapore’s early years of industrialisation between the 1960s-1970s, many factories 🏭 were built to produce different types of goods for export. The government also gave foreign investors and multi-national corporations incentives to set up locally, boosting employment for the rapidly growing population. This gave rise to the number of industrial estates throughout Singapore 🇸🇬, including Jurong, Redhill, Tanglin Halt and Bendemeer. By 1972, Singapore achieved full employment 📈 and t

In Feb 1965, Hari Raya and Chinese New Year coincided, just months after the horrific 1964 racial riots which claimed 36 lives. Find out how Singaporeans of all races came together to celebrate. Follow Mustsharenews.com for more videos like this. | Mustsharenews.com

National Service in the 1960s and 1970s. (Credit: Historyogi SG) | The Singapore Conscience