Singapore: Colonial Singapore: Photo 23 Little India began to grow in the 1880s, where it centered (and remains today) on Serangoon Road. Here: the entrance to the Sri Srinivasa Perumal temple, on Serangoon Road.  There's a nearby river also called Serangoon, but the ultimate origin of that name is unclear.  One theory: combine and compress sa, short for satu, "one" in Malay, with burong ranggong, a bird found in nearby marshes. View: tiny * small * medium * big * biggest Photo Size

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