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Food in Singapore had always been a national obsession, and apart from the main meals within a day, Singaporeans love to indulge themselves with the in-between meals. Snacking has become a daily routine for many, and like the main meals, there's plenty of variety available for grabs.

The Singapore 1977 Sea Shells and Marine Life Definitives stamp set features a vivid, coloured collection highlighting the diverse marine life and shells found within Singapore's regional ecosystem. The Seas Shells were depicted for the Low Values Definitives while the Marin Life was depicted for the High Values Definitives.

The Singapore 1977 Sea Shells and Marine Life Definitives stamp set features a vivid, coloured collection highlighting the diverse marine life and shells found within Singapore's regional ecosystem. The Seas Shells were depicted for the Low Values Definitives while the Marin Life was depicted for the High Values Definitives.

This set of five stamps, designed in a striking and modernist style, was issued on 23 October 1971 to commemorate the official opening of Singapore's first Satellite Earth Station. This event was a landmark moment in Singapore's nation-building journey and its development as a global city. It was a state-of-the-art satellite earth station built by a young nation to provide reliable, high-capacity communication links, with a vision to transform itself from a small trading port into a major hub for commerce, finance, and communications for economic growth.

2021 is the Year of Celebrating SG Women.

Singapore is home to at least 26 species belonging to the Ginger order. As most of the native gingers are rare, the National Parks Board NParks) has been actively engaged in conservation of these plants for more than a decade to ensure these species will be sustained in for generations to come. Showcasing Singapore's natural heritage, the four native species featured this stamp issue are Zingiber singapurense, Cheilocostus globosus, Phrynium hirtuт and Conaтoтит хаnthophlebium.

Do you know that some of the most intelligent mammals of the world are found in the oceans? Marine mammals have exhibited remarkable abilities to communicate and learn. Like other mammals, marine mammals all have warm blood, depend on air to breathe and produce live young that feed on milk. What makes them different is that they have adapted to life in the sea.

The formation of the Uniformed Groups for the students in schools aimed to nurture and develop youths into resilient, responsible, compassionate and proactive leaders through fun, meaningful, challenging and comprehensive development programmes.

As a young nation, Singapore has undergone many rapid developments which have resulted in changes to our country's landscape. In spite of these changes, there are historically significant areas in Singapore which offer an interesting mix of the past and the present, the old and the new. This is the second series of stamps that highlight areas of historical significance in Singapore and trace their development as Singapore grows into a modern city state.

The 1st Anniversary of Independence stamp series was released to commemorate our first year of independence. The design, featuring a multiracial group of people standing as one, was a powerful pledge and promise of unity. It also showed our fierce determination to forge a shared identity and build a society where people of all races thrive together. The backdrop of industrial buildings and housing blocks symbolised the nation's focus on national progress, economic growth, and public housing – a testament to our pioneer generation’s hopes and steely determination.

The year 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the three organisations – Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), JTC and Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS). Over the past 50 years, each of these organisations played a critical and significant role in establishing Singapore as a leading research institute for the region, building our nation for economic progress and cultivating a positive society for a brighter future. This stamp issue is released to commemorate and celebrate the 50th anniversary milestone of these organisations.

Singapore is a City in a Garden, with buildings and roads nestled amid lush greenery. Across the island of Singapore, one can easily find parks, park connectors, nature reserves, heritage roads and heritage trees which make this little island a natural beauty. Featured in this stamp issue are some of the well-loved parks in Singapore – Admiralty Park, Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, East Coast Park and Labrador Park, which have splendour of green spaces for everyone to enjoy, and one of the favourite hang-outs for many families.