Meghalaya celebrated India's 80th Independence Day across the state, highlighting economic growth, infrastructure projects, and education reforms.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
Meghalaya's jails are packed, housing 1,406 inmates in spaces built for 860. Officials warn the congestion hampers prisoner rehabilitation efforts.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
Mission Nethralaya has screened 150,000 people across Meghalaya, providing free eye care, glasses, and surgery to those in remote, underserved areas.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
Deputy CM Sniawbhalang Dhar warns of a disconnect in household priorities as families struggle with school fees while students carry expensive phones.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
Youth groups and councils demand the state void a chaotic Shree Cement project hearing, citing violence, environmental neglect, and farmer rights.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
Meghalaya targets a Rs 1.35 lakh crore economy by 2032 through major infrastructure, tourism, and agriculture projects outlined by Thomas A. Sangma.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
Meghalaya will host the 39th National Games next year, featuring 10,000 athletes across 39 disciplines in Shillong, Tura, and Jowai.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
Meghalaya entrepreneurs see high demand at the Colors of India event in Shillong, showcasing local goods and traditional cultural performances.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
The Meghalaya High Court hears a KHADC appeal today regarding the reinstatement of Ainam Manik Syiem as the Syiem of Hima Mylliem.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
State officials plan to relocate Laitumkhrah vendors today despite ongoing protests from hawker associations regarding unresolved vending rights.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
The KSU is holding eight public meetings in Shillong on August 17 and 18 to pressure the Meghalaya government over its five-point list of demands.
Walrik Marak • 17 Aug 2026
CM Conrad K. Sangma marked Independence Day by highlighting eight years of infrastructure, healthcare, and economic progress in Meghalaya.
NEWire Desk • 17 Aug 2026
A new study reveals Meghalaya has only one doctor for every 4,200 people, falling well short of national standards and leaving rural residents underserved.
NEWire Desk • 16 Aug 2026
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma reports Meghalaya is India's third fastest-growing state, with its economy doubling since 2018.
NEWire Desk • 15 Aug 2026
The Jaintia National Council is demanding the Meghalaya government protect Lum Syrman farmers from land disputes linked to a new Shree Cement project.
NEWire Desk • 15 Aug 2026
Discover the indigenous leaders who battled British colonial expansion in Meghalaya long before India gained independence in 1947.
Walrik Marak • 15 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s PHE Minister Marcuise N. Marak says the Greater Shillong Water Supply Scheme is 90% complete and will start operations in March next year.
Walrik Marak • 15 Aug 2026
The For Genuine Citizens of Meghalaya Forum has petitioned the Chief Electoral Officer to replace electronic voting machines with traditional paper ballots.
NEWire Desk • 15 Aug 2026
The Meghalaya government intends to launch a Jal Board-style authority to manage water and sewerage services in Shillong and Tura by next year.
Walrik Marak • 15 Aug 2026
Meghalaya truck drivers are protesting lost jobs to out-of-state operators and illegal weight skimming practices in government grain shipments.
Walrik Marak • 15 Aug 2026