In response to reports labelling of Byrnihat as the world's most polluted town, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma has assured that a joint action plan with Assam will be developed to tackle the air pollution crisis in the border town.
The proposed amendments were revealed following a crucial meeting between Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma with the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU), in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister in-charge Home Prestone Tynsong on Tuesday, to address concerns raised on the Act by the union.
“We are not satisfied with the outcome of the meeting (that lasted) for nearly an hour and a half. We told the government your verbal assurance cannot be accepted as we still remain apprehensive and if the Act (is allowed) to remain like this then it should be scrapped immediately,” KSU general secretary Donald V Thabah told reporters after the meeting.
Shillong, March 11: A·doko mikka badrie aro chi-bana re·e a·sel chagrongenggiparangna simsak-niroke kam ka·sona chinga ja·ku de·engaha ine mongolbar salni Assembly-o skotong minister Conrad...
Speaking in the Assembly, he proudly shared that the shirt he was wearing was made from Eri silk, dyed using natural turmeric-based colors, and produced in Meghalaya.
Putting to rest all misconception, Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Monday said that the growth story of Meghalaya has been powered by the state’s own resources and by borrowings.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma today said that the government's action speak louder towards fulfilling people's aspiration while urging leader of opposition Dr. Mukul Sangma to withdraw the resolution on winter capital in Tura.
Shillong, Feb 26: National People’s Party (NPP) president and chief minister Conrad K Sangma on Wednesday said his party is committed to work harder...
The Centre is likely to scrap the two railway projects - 22-km Tetelia-Byrnihat tracks and the 108-km Byrnihat-Shillong line after they have faced roadblocks due to strong opposition from different quarters apprehending influx.
