Lyngdoh said the Meghalaya State Rural Livelihood Society (MSRLS) has initiated training on national farming across the state. They have entered into an agreement with experts from Andhra Pradesh and have established 18 farmer field schools and have also trained over 35 community resource persons (CRPs) who are further promoting and training farmers in their areas to practice natural farming.

Minister in-charge Health and Family Welfare Ampareen Lyngdoh on Friday said the department has sought clarity from the Home (Political) as well as law department on the decision of some districts to issue provisional permanent residency certificate to the open category MBBS students.

Meghalaya a•doko AIIMS-ko kulichina gita mol•mole, a•dokni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, India sorkarini Health Minister-na ‘Demo Official’ chittiko tariengaha ineba Lyngdoh parakataha.

Replying in the Assembly on Wednesday, Minister in-charge Health and Family Welfare, Ampareen Lyngdoh, said, “Since the tag AIIMS means a lot to patients from the region…(the matter was discussed) with the chief minister and yes we will take up with the Centre. He (CM) is preparing a DO letter to the Health Minister, Government of India to see that we are also fortunate to have that kind of institute in the State of Meghalaya.”

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.