Over 1,000 candidates appear as authorities deploy multi-layered safeguards following nationwide paper leak controversy
Tura, June 22: Under the watch of security personnel and strict...
SHILLONG, JUN 19: The Meghalaya High Court have asked the state government to furnish details of CCTV installations in police stations across Meghalaya, including...
Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma announced that the government has made significant progress in installing CCTV cameras across the state, with 227 out of the initial batch already implemented
Tourism Minister Timothy D Shira has announced plans to install CCTV cameras at select tourist spots in the state, citing the need for enhanced security measures.
CCTVs were initially implemented in 2013 in Shillong and Tura by the North East Centre for Technology Application and Reach (NECTAR), an autonomous body under the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. By 2015, a total of 10 areas in Tura were covered by CCTV.
East Khasi Hills district administration on Thursday passed an order prohibiting unauthorized collection from commercial and other establishments in the district.
