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both parties need to clarify this to the people and public...this is NO joking matter...
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MCCY ‘puzzled’ by Indian composer’s claim over Count on Me, Singapore, asks him to substantiate it
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Count on Me, Singapore dispute: Indian composer concedes claim to song, MCCY saysSINGAPORE — The Indian composer at the centre of a controversy involving a Singapore National Day song has backed down from his claim of being the original composer of the song, the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) said. good thing he did not use his snake charm. Clown 250 witnesses is it? Typical Indian corn 🌽,
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Count on Me, Singapore dispute: Indian composer says in reply to MCCY that 250 children are ‘living proof’ of his songSINGAPORE — The Indian composer at the centre of a controversy involving a Singapore National Day song told TODAY that he has replied to the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) on the matter and that 250 children are “living proof” that he was the original composer of the song. Just bribe the 250 children's families and they will be the living proof. This guy is con artiste. 🤣🤣🤣 Actually, i am the original song writer. I wote it in 1969. However, back then video recording was hard to access and all my evidences were also destroyed and unable to withstand the test of time. I only have 40 children as living proof.
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MCCY invites composer of 'We Can Achieve' to substantiate claims he wrote song in 1983Singapore—“Count on Me, Singapore” is the 1986 National Day Song that’s been in the middle of a firestorm after alternate versions of it from India were being uploaded online entitled “We Can Achieve.” In
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From April 5, worshippers may sing for up to 30 minutes with masks on: MCCYSINGAPORE — Worshippers at religious services will be allowed to sing from Monday (April 5) if they wear a mask and sing for a maximum of 30 minutes in a single service, the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) said on Wednesday.
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