Shillong, July 11: Meghalaya High Court-ni ge•etaniko man•ahani gimin a•dokni dingtang dingtang biaprango niam gri chalaienggipa coke plant ba koela so•gipa karkana damgittamko a•dok...

Ia gital rikdapgipa nokko gong crore 45 koros ong·e rikaha aro ia gital building-o auditorium, lawyer-rangni kuturirang aro gipin cholrangkoba donaha.

The Meghalaya High Court on Thursday has asked the Director General of Police (DGP) of Assam to ensure safety and security to the petitioners, their families and lawyers after they received threats from kingpins involved in the operation of illegal coal mining and illegal coke oven plants in Meghalaya.

The Court however said in the status report filed on behalf of the State today, some figures have been given indicating the list of essential service providers which are exempt from load-shedding, but the present demand and supply figures have not been indicated, nor has the State detailed the measures adopted to augment the supply of electricity.

The Meghalaya High Court has taken a serious note and reprimanded the Harijan Panchayat Committee (HPC) for playing ‘fast and loose’ with both the government and the Court.

The State submitted that by and large hospitals have been exempted from power cuts, provided they are connected by high tension feeder lines.

The Meghalaya High Court has directed the state police to take action against owners of illegal coke plants as per law.

The taxi drivers of Shillong have decided to knock the door of the Meghalaya High Court to challenge the recent order of the East Khasi Hills District Administration,

Shillong, June 1: The Meghalaya High Court on Thursday pulled up the state government for allowing export of coal through land customs stations within...