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Shillong, July 1: Synod College marked its 61st Foundation Day Wednesday with a nod to scholarship, releasing two books that trace Meghalaya’s policy shifts and its journey through the Emergency years.   MLA Adelbert Nongrum, the Chief Guest,...

Shillong, July 1: Meghalaya has simplified its Special Intensive Revision drive, telling electors that no supporting documents are required during the enumeration phase except a recent passport-size photograph.   Booth Level Officers will distribute Enumeration Forms in duplicate...

Shillong, July 1 : Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Wednesday said true governance is measured by its impact on people’s lives, as he justified the state’s decision to write off up to ₹1,000 crore in dues under...

Shillong, June 30: Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma put entrepreneurs at the heart of Meghalaya’s growth story Tuesday, launching the “Achievers of the Month” programme to showcase business success and fuel a startup culture.   Speaking in Shillong,...

Shillong, June 30: Booth Level Officers have fanned out across East Khasi Hills as the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls began in all 898 polling parts of the district’s 15 Assembly constituencies.   The District Election Officer...

Shillong, June 30: Meghalaya’s Committee on Petitions took its outreach straight to the people Tuesday, holding an awareness programme in Rajabala to hear grievances on power supply and road woes.   The session at Batabari C&RD Block, West...

Shillong, June 30: A new chapter in Meghalaya’s justice delivery began Tuesday as Chief Justice Revati Mohite Dere laid the foundation stone for the permanent District and Sessions Court Complex for East Khasi Hills at Umsawli, Mawpat.  ...

Shillong, June 30: Meghalaya moved to put industry in the driver’s seat of its ITI revamp today, with the Directorate of Employment & Craftsmen Training rolling out the PM-SETU outreach at the State Convention Centre.   The Industry...

Shillong, June 29 :Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Monday reviewed sweeping reforms for the Jaintia Hills and Garo Hills Autonomous District Councils, pushing both bodies to modernize fast and fix long-standing gaps in governance.   Leading the...

Guwahati(Assam). June 28 : Assam’s first flood wave has swamped six districts after 48 hours of heavy rain in the state and Arunachal Pradesh, displacing 22,124 people and leaving Dhemaji worst-hit with 15,483 residents taking shelter on highways....