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Singapore under Lee Kuan Yew
GFPP 2023 Politics of South-East Asia
Topic: Singapore under Lee Kuan Yew
Group :B
Members’ Names : Chan Xin Ying 214765
Muganthini A/P Kumaran 214956
Ranjani A/P Selvarajan 214951
Teaw Zhen Sheng 215070
Lim Chia Min 214919
Leong Siew Fui 214882
Lau Shie Yin 214853
Tan Kwee Lyn 214762
Chiew Guat Ying 214929
Mehala A/P Gopalakrishan 214972
Lecturer Name : Professor Patit Paban Mishra
GFPP 2023 Politics of South-East Asia
Topic: Singapore under Lee Kuan Yew
Group :B
Members’ Names : Chan Xin Ying 214765
Muganthini A/P Kumaran 214956
Ranjani A/P Selvarajan 214951
Teaw Zhen Sheng 215070
Lim Chia Min 214919
Leong Siew Fui 214882
Lau Shie Yin 214853
Tan Kwee Lyn 214762
Chiew Guat Ying 214929
Mehala A/P Gopalakrishan 214972
Lecturer Name : Professor Patit Paban Mishra

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Contents 1) Introduction 2) The Economy Policy Under Lee Kuan Yew 3) Creating a Clean Government in Singapore 4) Reshuffling the society, creating a fair not welfare society i) Greening Singapore ii) Many tongues, one language iii) Rule and Law iv) Fighting on Traffic Congestion 5) Regional and International Policies and Relation under Lee Kuan Yew i) ASEAN- Malaysia ii) China iii) Japan iv) United States 6) Comparison between Lee Kuan Yew and Mahathir Mohamad 7) Conclusion 8) Attachments 9) References

Introduction Singapore the streets are now sparkling clean, and the city runs like clockwork. Singapore is a leading financial center, and boasts an impressive skyline that is easily recognizable. Among other things,



References: Lee Kuan Yew.2000. Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew: The Singpore Story ( 1965-2000) From Third World To First.Singapore.Times Media Private Limited N.Ganesan. (1999). Bilateral Tension in Post-Cold War ASEAN. Pacific Strategic Papers.

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