Shillong, January 12: Meghalaya Health Minister Dr. M. Ampareen Lyngdoh assured that the Tura Medical College project would see no more than a 12-month delay in its commencement, reaffirming the government’s commitment to addressing healthcare gaps in the state. She also announced plans to introduce postgraduate (PG) courses in medical Continue Reading
Meghalaya Cabinet Retreat Highlights Collaborative Governance and Targeted Planning: Ampareen
Shillong, January 12: The first-ever Meghalaya Cabinet retreat held at Sohra concluded successfully, marking a significant step toward collaborative governance and streamlined departmental planning. Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma chaired the two-day retreat, which brought all departments under a common platform to address critical issues, set targets, and strategize for Continue Reading
NPP Announces Second List of Candidates for KHADC Elections
Shillong, Jan 11, 2025 – The National People’s Party (NPP) has released its second list of candidates for the upcoming Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) elections. The list features seven prominent candidates, including sitting MLA Sosthenes Sohtun and former MLA and MDC Samlin Malngiang, who will contest from Sohiong. Continue Reading
Congress Announces 75% Candidates for KHADC and JHADC Polls, Aims for Clear Mandate
Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) President Vincent H Pala announced on Saturday that Congress has finalized approximately 75% of its candidates for the upcoming elections to the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) and Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council (JHADC). He revealed that the first two lists include names of Continue Reading
Meghalaya Cabinet Retreat Focuses on Sustainable Development and Vision 2032
In a unique initiative aimed at blending the state’s rich traditions with a forward-looking vision, the Meghalaya Government organized a two-day Sohra Retreat. The retreat, which included a group bus excursion and a jungle trek, served as an opportunity for decision-makers to embrace the wisdom of the past while planning Continue Reading
Speculation Rises Over Charles Pyngrope’s Possible Return to Congress
As speculation grows around Meghalaya TMC leader Charles Pyngrope’s potential return to the Congress ahead of the Assembly elections, Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee Chief Vincent H. Pala expressed confidence and optimism. He noted that several of Pyngrope’s supporters have already joined the Congress and reiterated the party’s readiness to welcome Continue Reading
Congress Revival in Focus: Dr. A Chellakumar Ready to Welco Former Members to Rejoin Party
Dr. A Chellakumar, the All India Congress Committee (AICC) in-charge for Meghalaya, called on Saturday for former Congress members to return to the party, emphasizing the need for unity and strength in the interest of Meghalaya and the nation. Speaking to party workers, he stated, “I want all the Continue Reading
Meghalaya Cabinet Approves Additional Leave for Organ Transplant Patients and Key Legislative Amendments
The Meghalaya Cabinet has approved additional leave of up to six months for government servants undergoing organ transplantation, adding to the existing leave provisions. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma stated, “The cabinet has decided that government servants undergoing transplantation of human organs will be given additional leave of up to six Continue Reading
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma Addresses Controversy Over Consecration Program at Captain Williamson Sangma State University
The Meghalaya government has written to various colleges in the state offering them the opportunity to change their affiliation from North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) to Captain Williamson Sangma State University. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma explained the reasoning behind the move and the implications for CUET (Central University Entrance Test) Continue Reading
Meghalaya Cabinet Approves Amendments to Factories Rules, Eases Licensing
The Meghalaya Cabinet on Friday approved amendments to the Rule 98 of the Meghalaya Factories Rules, 1980 by incorporating of Rules 98A. The cabinet has approved ‘The Meghalaya Factories (Amendment) Rules, 2025’, which will substitute the existing sub-rule(2) of Rule 6 of the Principal Rules – “Every License granted or Continue Reading