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Latest Investigative Reports by Walrik Marak

NEHU Tura Hiring Junior Research Fellow for Biotech Project

4 Aug 2026

North Eastern Hill University is hiring a Junior Research Fellow for a Sohiong fruit biotech project. Apply by August 9, 2026, for the Tura campus role.

Meghalaya Starts Mission Clouded Leopard to Save State Animal

4 Aug 2026

Meghalaya launched Mission Clouded Leopard to protect the state animal, focusing on habitat restoration, population monitoring, and community action.

Assam to Launch Door-to-Door Flood Damage Surveys

4 Aug 2026

Assam will conduct door-to-door flood damage assessments starting August 9 to ensure families receive relief and compensation for their losses.

Red Cross Delivers Aid to Rilbong Fire Victims

4 Aug 2026

The Indian Red Cross Society delivered emergency supplies to families displaced by a recent fire on Rilbong Zigzag Road in Laban.

Dharmendra Kumar Javeri Named Head of POWERGRID North Eastern Region

4 Aug 2026

Dharmendra Kumar Javeri has taken over as the new head of POWERGRID for the North Eastern Region, effective August 1.

KSU Demands Answers on Temple Built Inside Shillong CBI Office

4 Aug 2026

The KSU is demanding official clarification regarding a temple built within the CBI campus in Mawdiangdiang, citing concerns over public land use.

Assam and Meghalaya Officials Push for Elephant Coexistence Strategy

4 Aug 2026

Officials and villagers from Assam and Meghalaya met in Naguapara to coordinate efforts against human-elephant conflict along the shared state border.

Hills Farmers Union probes illegal livestock extortion in Byrnihat

4 Aug 2026

The Hills Farmers Union is investigating claims that trucks are being forced to pay illegal entry fees to transport livestock in Byrnihat.

Meghalaya Bans Roadside Cooking and Fires in Sohra

4 Aug 2026

Meghalaya officials banned roadside cooking and open fires in the Sohra sub-division to curb littering and fire risks amid rising tourist pollution.

Severe Monsoon Shortfall Threatens Crops Across Meghalaya

4 Aug 2026

Meghalaya faces a 58% monsoon deficit, pushing the state toward a potential drought as farmers struggle with dry fields and failing water sources.