Women’s Reservation Bill-ko Union Cabinet-ni pass ka·ahani gimin an·tangni kusi ong·aniko parakatengon, Meghalaya a·dokara me·chikrangko skang dongipa a·dok ong·e aro ua an·tangba me·chikrangna cholko on·chengna sikgipa mande ong·e da·alo ia Bill-ko pass ka·ahani gimin namen kusi ong·a ine a·dokni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma parakataha.

This Bill seeks to provide 33 per cent quota for women in Lok Sabha and state assemblies.

Meghalaya's senior female legislator, Ampareen Lyngdoh, expressed her excitement over the Union cabinet passing the Women's Reservation Bill, which will reserve 33% of the seats for women in the Lok Sabha as well as assembly legislative seats.

Highlighting the importance of the incubation centre, CM said that it will make a huge positive difference in people's lives.

Ia schemeni ning•o, India a•songo songdongenggipa sakantinan je gadangni mandeba jedakgipa sabisiko sana bananiko on•gen aro maibakai sana banani somoi tangka paisarangko gamna manjagenchimode ia scheme an dakchakaniko on•gen.

The Chief Minister also stated that health is not only the responsibility of the government but good health starts at the house of an individual.

Iandake dakanichi, a·dokoni bang·bata chatrorang chu·onga gita lekkarang dongoba MBBS poraina cholko man·tokjahani gimin ia mamlako gong·raken nirokatchina gitaba KSU, a·dok sorkariko mol·molangaha.

KSU has now urged the government to urgently look into the matter since those who have valid documents are being deprived of the opportunity.

Cabinet Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh on Tuesday said the State government will deal strictly with insurgency in the State.

"Conjunctivitis is relatively harmless, even though it transmits quickly from person to person and is highly curable," said Meghalaya Health Minister Dr. M Ampareen Lyngdoh, in response to the rising cases of conjunctivitis reported in the state.