The Education Minister assured that the government is determined to expedite the process, with the goal of completing the recruitment within two months.
He also said that the Meghalaya government have requested GoI to consider to set up CUET centres in all 12 (twelve) Districts of Meghalaya in the institutions which possess adequate infrastructure and testing facilities for CUET examination.
“We have instructed all the district administrations to be ready to update themselves on how many people reach our state in different places and how many days they have been here and when they are going back,” Tynsong told reporters.
The decision was taken after a meeting was held between the fisheries department and the associations of fish farmers and fish wholesalers and retailers.
He informed that in the last 3-4 days, the corporation has not gone ahead with the load shedding during day time as power was available in the run-off of the river projects like Leshka in view of the good amount of rain.
The state government on Thursday banned the sale of imported fresh fish for a period of 15 days, after 30 samples of fish were tested positive for ‘formalin’ which is an unpermitted preservative.
Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday said the government will have to spend an additional Rs 300 crore to buy power if the present situation continues in the next 100 days.
The State Cabinet on Tuesday approved the setting up of a search committee for appointment of a five-member expert committee to review the 1972 state reservation policy.
