Meghalaya Police flagged off the East Zone National Motorcycle Rally 2026 from Shillong, highlighting the fight against drug abuse and...
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Meghalaya Police flagged off the East Zone National Motorcycle Rally 2026 from Shillong, highlighting the fight against drug abuse and...
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Two years after Bangladesh’s prison breaks, 690 fugitives remain at large, raising serious security concerns.
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Tawang’s Seva Sankalp Abhiyan brought multiple government services under one roof for easier public access.
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Tawang trains villagers, soldiers and officials to respond to glacial lake outburst floods. The focus is on early warnings, evacuation...
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The Meghalaya–Assam border remains fragile despite the 2022 agreement aimed at resolving six sectors, with tensions continuing across several disputed...
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A devastating Bhotekoshi flood at the Nepal–China border has left 165 bodies recovered, 826 people missing or out of contact,...
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No siren. No warning. Just a wall of water and rock, tearing down from the roof of the world. It...
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Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma promised strict legal action following Shillong's rally violence while offering dialogue and noting transport routes are...
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Meghalaya has initiated high-level talks with Assam to address long-standing concerns raised by tourist taxi operators over safety, harassment and...
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The Jorabat blockade has been temporarily called off following high-level talks between Assam and Meghalaya, with assurances on compensation, security...
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The violence during the KSU’s August 19 rally in Shillong has raised questions about what happened between the organisation’s stated...
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Three senior KSU leaders were arrested after violence during Shillong’s bike rally damaged vehicles and public property. The KSU apologised...
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