Join the Plan B team and fellow listeners for our Election Results Watch Party happening on 3–4 May, from 11PM till late.
We’ll be screening the live results together on the big screen, with free-flow snacks, drinks, and loads of sharp political commentary, laughs, and real-time reactions. Whether you're a hardcore policy buff or just in it for the vibes and pizza, there’s something for everyone.
Let’s make this an election night to remember. Bring a friend — or three!
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We’ll be screening the live results together on the big screen, with free-flow snacks, drinks, and loads of sharp political commentary, laughs, and real-time reactions. Whether you're a hardcore policy buff or just in it for the vibes and pizza, there’s something for everyone.
Let’s make this an election night to remember. Bring a friend — or three!
Link in bio to register.
Follow us on our social media: https://lnk.bio/planb.sg
For the first time in 9 years, Singaporeans will witness physical election rallies as five parties—PAP, WP, PSP, PPP, and SDP—take to the stage on 24 April from 7pm to 10pm. The last rallies were held in 2015, before COVID-19 suspended large gatherings. Police advise using public transport due to expected crowds. Carpark limits and drone bans are in effect.
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A recent TikTok post by @rynsieees showing a Hari Raya gift exchange with long-time SBS bus driver Uncle Rama has captured the hearts of many. The short video, posted just a day ago, highlights the deep bond they’ve shared over the years, with both parties exchanging festive goodies as a gesture of appreciation.
In a viral post from March, Ryn shared how their friendship began when she was 17 and regularly took his bus after school. Over the years, they exchanged small acts of kindness, with him offering snacks and her later returning the gesture. With her upcoming move after marriage, she reflected on the end of their daily rides and the lasting impact he’s had on her life.
The heartfelt story has resonated widely, reminding many of the quiet beauty in everyday human connections.
Credits: rynsieeees
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In a viral post from March, Ryn shared how their friendship began when she was 17 and regularly took his bus after school. Over the years, they exchanged small acts of kindness, with him offering snacks and her later returning the gesture. With her upcoming move after marriage, she reflected on the end of their daily rides and the lasting impact he’s had on her life.
The heartfelt story has resonated widely, reminding many of the quiet beauty in everyday human connections.
Credits: rynsieeees
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The Workers’ Party (WP) kicked off its GE2025 campaign with a massive rally that drew thousands of supporters. Held along Anchorvale Crescent on 24 Apr, 2025, the event saw attendees braving the evening heat to catch speeches from WP leaders and new candidates.
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Today’s Podcast Drops! 🎧
#785 ‘Report card’ ranking of ministers?
#786 Sumarleki Amjah, PSP’s candidate for West Coast-Jurong West GRC
#787 Pritam Singh’s doppelganger?
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#785 ‘Report card’ ranking of ministers?
#786 Sumarleki Amjah, PSP’s candidate for West Coast-Jurong West GRC
#787 Pritam Singh’s doppelganger?
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Singaporean preacher, Ustaz Noor Deros, now based in Malaysia, has sparked debate with a viral Facebook post outlining political demands ahead of GE2025. The post—shared over 200 times—calls for greater religious autonomy, challenges state-linked religious control, and urges a firmer stance on geopolitical issues. While praised by some for voicing long-standing concerns of the Malay-Muslim community, others caution against blurring religion with politics.
Credits : Noor Deros
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Credits : Noor Deros
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