Police have apprehended two additional suspects in the murder cases of Ichamati and Mawlai Mawroh, Meghalaya. This marks the first breakthrough in the Mawlai Mawroh murder case and the third arrest in the Ichamati case.
In relation to an alleged assault of minors in South West Garo Hills, Meghalaya, four individuals have been arrested. The incident involved the alleged gang rape of a minor girl and physical assault of three other minors during the Chenga Benga Mela.
The Hynniewtrep Integrated Territorial Organization (HITO) has appealed to the Meghalaya government for age relaxation in police recruitment due to the impact of the pandemic. HITO's President has called for an extension of three years beyond the existing age limit.
North-Eastern Hill University's Department of Nanotechnology, in collaboration with the Quality Council of India and the National Medicinal Plant Board, organised a workshop on 'Good Field Collection Practices' for traditional healers. This initiative supports the Voluntary Certification Scheme for Medicinal Plant Produce.
A complaint has been lodged against Kritenbirth R. Marak, a member of the National People’s Party (NPP), accusing him of exploiting and mocking a differently-abled person for political purposes. The incident is said to have violated legal rights of differently-abled individuals under the RPWD Act.
Meghalaya Police have enlisted the help of Assam police in their search for culprits behind the rape of minors in South West Garo Hills. The incident, which involved the assault of four minors, took place on April 16 near the Chenga Benga Mela venue.
Meghalaya's Chief Minister, Conrad Sangma, expresses deep sorrow over the tragic incident involving three charred bodies discovered in Rongmil, East Garo Hills. Sangma emphasises unity, compassion, and vigilance against misinformation while assuring thorough investigation and support for the bereaved families.
Meghalaya's Voice of the People Party expels two more members, Shanlang Warjri and Kherup Sing Thabah, for actions inconsistent with party values. This move raises concerns about the party's internal cohesion and future direction.
Five organisations in Garo Hills, Meghalaya, have appealed for stringent restrictions on heavy trucks following a fatal accident. They have proposed comprehensive plans to restrict truck entry and enforce speed and weight limits.
The Meghalaya BJP Mahila Morcha has expressed grave concern over the recent incident involving the gang rape of two tribal minor girls in South West Garo Hills on April 17, 2024.
In an initiative to promote ethical and clean elections, 8000 saplings were planted across 3512 polling stations in Meghalaya during the Lok Sabha general elections. The initiative, beyond a mere formality, symbolized the longevity of the Lok Sabha general elections.
Residents of Wageasi, North Garo Hills, gathered to denounce the brutal murder of three youths from neighboring Goalpara district in Assam. The shocking discovery of their charred remains has sparked widespread outrage and a call for justice.
The All Assam Minority Students’ Union and other organisations met to discuss the recent murder of three Assam residents in East Garo Hills. The meeting aimed to diffuse tensions and promote unity.
Four minors were assaulted in Gandhipara village near Garobadha, South West Garo Hills district. An investigation is underway to identify the culprits.
Avner Pariat, member of Meghalaya's VPP, resigns following expulsion due to political differences. He plans to retire from state electoral politics and return to his role as an independent critic.
Two women were critically injured in a road mishap near ICFAI University in Ballonggre, Tura, Meghalaya earlier today. The victims, identified as Prema Sensi A Sangma and Aabaa Chedime G Momin, were hit by a dumper truck.
The 34th Seng Khihlang festival, held in Wahiajer, is set to conclude on April 21, 2024. The festival, significant to followers of the Khasi Indigenous Faith, will culminate with the ceremonial reception of the Monolith, a symbol of unity.
Meghalaya witnesses a voter turnout of 76.60 per cent in the first phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha General Elections. Tura and Shillong constituencies show contrasting figures.
Despite being forced to vote under the male category due to administrative procedures, her participation underscores the challenges faced by the third gender community in the electoral process.
Meghalaya's Lok Sabha elections have begun with a steady turnout of voters. The race between Shillong and Tura constituencies is crucial for the future of 10 candidates.
Meghalaya's Lok Sabha elections are in full swing, with a considerable voter turnout expected. The early voters and senior citizens are being appreciated with mementoes for their active participation.
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