Meghalaya secured Rs 336.62 crore from the Centre for the Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0 to boost rural water projects and settle pending contractor payments.
NEWire Desk • 4 Aug 2026
Contractors in Sepahijala threaten suicide after two years of unpaid dues for the Jal Jeevan Mission, demanding government action before Durga Puja.
Ayan Debbarma • 31 Jul 2026
Zunheboto district reports over 95 percent rural tap water coverage as officials race to repair pipeline damage and hit universal connectivity goals.
Naro Jamir • 28 Jul 2026
Kohima officials push to complete rural water and sanitation targets by December after reaching 90 percent coverage under federal mission mandates.
Naro Jamir • 24 Jul 2026
Kohima aims to complete rural water and sanitation targets by December as the district hits 90 percent coverage for household tap water connections.
Naro Jamir • 23 Jul 2026
Meghalaya's rural tap water coverage rose from 0.7 to 84 percent since 2019. The state launched the Jal Utsav campaign to ensure long-term water security.
Walrik Marak • 22 Jul 2026
Meghalaya expanded rural tap water from 0.7 percent to 84 percent in six years. A new state-wide campaign now pushes for long-term water conservation.
Walrik Marak • 22 Jul 2026
Nine-year-old Anshuman Saikia drowned in an open reservoir under the Jal Jeevan Mission in Lakhimpur after a plywood cover failed.
Timungpi Terang • 21 Jul 2026