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Latest Investigative Reports by Walrik Marak

West Jaintia Hills Recruitment Scrutiny Grows After Court Stay

24 Aug 2026

Meghalaya High Court halts interviews as fresh allegations of rigging, including blank OMR sheets, shadow the upcoming Grade IV recruitment exams.

TUR Slams Shillong Rally Violence and Use of Preventive Detention Laws

24 Aug 2026

Thma U Rangli-Juki condemns recent rally violence in Shillong but warns the state government against using preventive detention laws to silence dissent.

Security Tightens in Shillong as Normalcy Returns

24 Aug 2026

Police increase patrols in Shillong as the city settles down. The KSU plans a sit-in near Civil Hospital on Monday to push its five-point list of demands.

Ri-Bhoi Bans Road Blockades Following Transit Unrest

24 Aug 2026

Officials banned blockades and traffic disruptions in Ri-Bhoi for 60 days to prevent further conflict between Assam and Meghalaya transport operators.

Women’s groups demand peace following Shillong statue vandalism

24 Aug 2026

Ka Lympung Ki Seng Kynthei calls for dialogue and calm after violence and statue desecration broke out during a KSU bike rally in Shillong.

East Khasi Hills Officials Ban KSU Protest Ahead of Assembly Session

24 Aug 2026

Officials blocked a KSU protest in Shillong, citing security concerns as the state assembly session begins. CAPF units are patrolling the capital.

Tiny Garden Fairies Solve Mole Problem to Save Mrs. Adam's Flowers

24 Aug 2026

Fairies tending Mrs. Adam's garden restore order after a hungry mole threatens their flowers, finding a peaceful way for both to live together.

Inside Kongthong: The Meghalaya Village That Uses Melodies Instead of Names

24 Aug 2026

In Kongthong, Meghalaya, villagers identify each other through unique, mother-composed melodies known as Jingrwai Lawbei rather than using personal names.

Jowai Hosts World Folklore Day to Protect Meghalaya Traditions

24 Aug 2026

Experts gathered in Jowai to push for the preservation of Meghalaya's indigenous culture and heritage among the younger generation.

BSNL Targets Rural Meghalaya for Mobile Expansion

23 Aug 2026

BSNL is deploying homegrown 4G technology to connect remote Meghalaya villages and border posts, aiming to overtake private providers in rural areas.