Record drug seizures and new government missions in Meghalaya are failing to stop the influx of narcotics due to porous borders and rising local demand.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
A two-day workshop in Jengjal Bolbokgre trains farmers in scientific organic methods to increase the production of the region's signature Muga silk.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Marshall SB Biam, president of the JCOMSWA, was hospitalized on the 16th day of an indefinite hunger strike demanding the resumption of coal mining operations.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Shillong motorists report that E20 ethanol-blended petrol is damaging engines and reducing fuel efficiency, creating financial strain for local taxi drivers.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
The FKJGP is urging the Meghalaya government to end healthcare denials for children lacking Aadhaar cards, which are hindering access to vital medical services.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
The community is mourning the deaths of 21-year-old Simanta Hajong and 22-year-old Prinomi Hajong, who were found dead in a shed near their workplaces.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Student unions reject police findings that two Hajong youths died by suicide, demanding a transparent investigation into the suspicious discovery of bodies.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
JICA is investing Rs 1,592 crore in three Meghalaya highway corridors to improve regional connectivity, trade with Bangladesh, and local job opportunities.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Tura Campus Staff Welfare Association members have launched an indefinite protest, demanding pay parity and resolution of long-standing administrative issues.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Meghalaya BJP leaders are pushing against dynastic political structures, arguing that family inheritance undermines democratic merit and public service.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
The Katakey Committee has urged the Meghalaya government to permanently close all rat-hole coal mines to prevent further loss of human life and livestock.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
The Katakey committee has ordered a physical verification of all coke oven plants in South West Khasi Hills following concerns over illegal coal sourcing.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
Meghalaya TMC leaders remain in limbo as the party's central leadership battles a major rebellion and potential merger with the Indian National Congress.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
The Dorbar Ki Waheh Kur Ri Jaintia has set a June 30 deadline for the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council to enact laws protecting matrilineal traditions.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
Meghalaya has ordered all government departments to enforce TDS rules on contracts to curb revenue leakage, holding individual officers liable for any failures.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
A West Garo Hills man has filed a police complaint against 17 people, alleging he was assaulted for reporting corruption in a local employment council.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
The Office of the Principal Accountant General in Shillong held a workshop to improve Hindi drafting and translation skills among its staff members.
NEWire Desk • 17 Jun 2026
The University of Science & Technology Meghalaya has installed a 150-foot national flag, becoming the first institution in the region to host the monument.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
An NGO has corrected a recent report, identifying Fr. Sunny Joseph Mavelil as the true leader behind the successful cashew farming revival in the Garo Hills.
Walrik Marak • 17 Jun 2026
Hundreds gathered in Shillong for a candlelight vigil to honor six Naga civilians killed in Manipur and demand immediate peace and justice.
NEWire Desk • 16 Jun 2026