Prof Sherwin M Sungoh has tendered her resignation from the post of Pro-Vice Chancellor and instead proposed to function as Vice Chancellor (In-charge) of the North Eastern Hill University.

Tourism Minister Paul Lyngdoh on Thursday announced that Shillong’s iconic Ward’s Lake will soon be officially retransferred to the Tourism Department, paving way for a major revamp.

Many have seen viral videos of tourists in Japan relishing premium strawberries like Amaou and Bijin-hime—varieties that are cultivated with highest of care and scientific precision and sold at jaw-dropping prices. A single Amaou strawberry, often called the ‘king’ of strawberries in Japan, can cost up to US $101, while a box of Bijin-hime can fetch as much as US $258.

The Dolloi of Jowai Elaka Puramon Kynjing on Wednesday assured to cancel the no objection certificate (NOC) issued for the proposed setting up of a coke plant within the jurisdiction of Wapungskur village in East Jaintia Hills besides issuing an order to the headman of Mookhep village to also immediately cancel the NOC issued by him to the OM OM Coke.

The North-Eastern Hill University Students’ Union (NEHUSU), along with the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU), NEHU Unit, has demanded the resignation of Professor Sherwin May Sungoh from her position as Pro Vice-Chancellor of NEHU’s Shillong Campus.

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday assured that the State government will move forward in collaboration with all stakeholders regarding the Cenotaph project in Tura.

Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday termed the recent protest at the North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health & Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) as unacceptable and assured that necessary legal action will be taken against those involved in disrupting the functioning of the hospital.

Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday informed that eleven more miners are all set to get the mining opening permission for starting scientific mining of coal in the state.

In today’s hectic schedule and endless deadlines, who doesn’t crave for more holidays. The very thought of a day of holiday brings a whole new vibe. Slow mornings, no alarms, that little thrill of not knowing what time it is and not needing to care.

Geoscientists, policymakers, and researchers from throughout the country are converging in Shillong for a two-day National Conference on Advances in Geosciences: New Insights and Sustainable Solutions for Safe Living in Mountainous Regions, organized by the Geological Survey of India (GSI) on April 8-9 at the State Convention Centre.