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Indian-origin Singapore Hindi Society founder Shriniwas Rai passes away at 83

Rai, who formed the society in 1988, worked with fellow community leaders to have Hindi recognised as a second language in Singapore's national education system

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Shriniwas Rai, a founding member of the Hindi Society in Singapore and a steadfast champion of Gandhian values, passed away at his home on Sunday at the age of 83, according to a media report on Tuesday, January 20.

The former nominated Member of Parliament arrived in Singapore at the age of 10 and went on to study law at the then University of Singapore and built a distinguished legal career that spanned over five decades.

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