Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma launched a new Eri weaving center in Nongpoh to preserve local textile traditions and boost sustainable artisan trade.
Walrik Marak • 14 Aug 2026
The Jaintia National Council gave the Meghalaya government 10 days to address land rights disputes involving a proposed Shree Cement mining project.
Walrik Marak • 14 Aug 2026
A green project in Meghalaya targets 100,000 hectares for bamboo planting to boost local livelihoods and generate carbon credit revenue for communities.
NEWire Desk • 14 Aug 2026
Five years after the fatal police raid on Cheristerfield Thangkhiew, his family continues their legal battle for accountability in Meghalaya High Court.
NEWire Desk • 14 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s voter roll revision reveals major gaps. Urban hubs like South Shillong face high exclusions, potentially altering future election results.
Walrik Marak • 14 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s CEO is auditing over 650,000 voter records to ensure accuracy, promising no names will be removed without following strict legal procedures.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Tura observed International Youth Day 2026, with officials urging students to combat drug abuse and engage with government empowerment schemes.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Meghalaya Administrative Training Institute supports local civil service aspirants with coaching and funding to help them bypass moving to Delhi.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
Meghalaya's cabinet approved a uranium mining ban, a bill naming Khasi and Garo official languages, and new civil service exam requirements.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
The India Meteorological Department plans a new Doppler radar in Tura to boost weather monitoring in western Meghalaya and the Garo Hills.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
The VPP is pushing for a standalone electoral roll for the GHADC to protect the political rights of the indigenous Garo people in Meghalaya.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Officials allege coal and limestone mining businessmen orchestrated a violent disruption at an August 7 meeting to avoid paying royalties.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Meghalaya BJP considers a shift to a selective, constituency-focused electoral strategy for 2028 after winning only two seats in the 2023 elections.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Tibetans in Shillong gathered to mourn activist Lobga Rangzen and protest Chinese policies threatening their cultural identity and heritage.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
A court-ordered reinstatement triggered a tense police standoff at Hima Mylliem on Wednesday as the acting leader refused to vacate the office premises.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Meghalaya launched a massive two-month HIV awareness campaign to reach rural areas as health officials struggle with patient dropouts caused by stigma.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
The Meghalaya government states it is following High Court orders on Byrnihat pollution, though officials report no formal health complaints yet.
Walrik Marak • 13 Aug 2026
Vendors in Laitumkhrah protest a government relocation plan, citing missing licenses and poor site conditions ahead of an August 17 deadline.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
Meghalaya schools threaten action if the government fails to address six long-pending demands before the Teachers’ Day deadline on September 5.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026
Union Home Minister Amit Shah asks Meghalaya to revise key security law provisions while reviewing demands for the Inner Line Permit and language status.
NEWire Desk • 13 Aug 2026