Shillong, June 21: The East Khasi Hills district administration has ordered the closure of the Shillong-Dawki road beyond Laitlyngkot village following a major landslide...
SHILLONG, June 19: The East Khasi Hills district administration has revised its earlier advisory and announced that tourists will be allowed entry into the...
Discovery of a new lynx spider marks the first record of the genus in Meghalaya and highlights the region's largely undocumented biodiversity
ROOPAK GOSWAMI
Shillong, June...
Shillong, Jun 5: Sukrobar salo, Meghalaya a•dokni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, East Khasi Hills a•jani Mawrah-o World Environment Day-ko maniani bak gita program-ko...
Ka Tnad Animal Husbandry and Veterinary kala pynbna paitbah ba kala don ka jingsaphriang jong ka khlam sniang bala tip kum ka African Swine Fever (ASF) ha ki katto katne tylli ki shnong ha ki saw tylli ki District ka Jylla.
A new study has found that centuries-old Khasi community rules continue to play a major role in protecting forests, water sources and biodiversity in Meghalaya, even as mining, land pressure and commercial farming increasingly reshape the landscape.
