Jowai, Jan 21: “Sports are not just about winning medals; they are about building character, teaching hard work, and fostering discipline,” said Chief Minister...
The 6th Meghalaya Games 2025 will see the participation of over 3500 athletes (the highest among all editions of the Games) competing for 1600 medals across 23 venues across West Jaiñtia Hills (including two venues in Shillong and Laitkor).
Shillong, Jan 19: The Kiang Nangbah Football Stadium witnessed a thrilling day of football action on Sunday as the 6th Meghalaya Games 2025 continued with...
Shillong, Jan 19: The much-awaited ceremonial Torch of the Meghalaya Games 2025 will reach Jowai on January 20, marking the official countdown to the...
At a grand send-off and kit unveiling ceremony at Sarusajai Stadium, Union Minister and Assam Olympic Association (AOA) President Sarbananda Sonowal extended his best wishes to the athletes. The event saw the presence of Assam Ministers Nandita Garlosa, Pijush Hazarika, and Jayanta Malla Baruah, alongside AOA General Secretary Lakhya Konwar.
The Meghalaya Cricket Association (MCA) President, N. Bhattacharjee, visited Tura on January 16 to review preparations for the upcoming CK Nayudu Trophy match, scheduled to be held from January 25 at Allotgre Ground in Tura.
Athletes from the 11 district along with the host district West Jaiñtia Hills arrived at Ladmukhla ground, Jowai on Sunday for the much anticipated 6th Meghalaya games.
The much anticipated ceremonial torch of the Meghalaya Games will arrive in Shillong from Tura on 18th January 2025, marking a significant moment on the countdown to the games.
