Following the decision to stop supply of oil and petroleum products to Meghalaya by the North East Petroleum Mazdoor Union (NEPMU) alleging harassment by Meghalaya Police in Ri Bhoi district, Minister in-charge Food Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department, Coming One Ymbon, on Tuesday asked people of the state not to panic as the state has sufficient stock of petrol and diesel.
The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by the Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma in presence of PHE Minister Marcuise N Marak and Water Resources Minister Comingone Ymbon.
Addressing the gathering, Minister in Charge of the Cooperation Department, Comingone Ymbon highlighted the importance of strengthening the cooperative movement's collective growth.
The Minister further explained that the objectives of the Campaign is to create general awareness about food security being a right of the citizen and calls upon the public at ground zero community level to work together towards ‘Zero Hunger’ to meet the need of the public at the bottom of the poverty pyramid.
Minister in-charge Food Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Comingone Ymbon, on Wednesday chaired a meeting with key officials of Food Corporation of India (FCI) and Supply Officials from Districts and Subdivisions.
The Wahumkhrah river located at the heart of the city has been a subject of debate considering the fact that it is being turned into an open dirty drain.
National People’s Party (NPP) leader and cabinet minister Comingone Ymbon on Friday predicted that the opposition Voice of the People Party (VPP) will get ‘zero’ in the upcoming elections to the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council and Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council.
Cabinet Minister in-charge Food Civil Supplies & Consumers, Water Resources, Home (Civil Defense & Home Guards) and Cooperation, Comingone Ymbon, on Friday said he welcomes the decision to introduce railway lines in Jaintia Hills as it would benefit the people of the region.
