SHILLONG/TURA | MARCH 16, 2020:
Meghalaya Health Minister AL Hek today proposed to the assembly during the ongoing budget session to close all educational institutions from March 17 till 31 in view of the global coronavirus outbreak.
SHILLONG | March 13, 2020:
This is for the information of the candidates who applied for the various posts of (1) SF-10 Group, (2) AB/UB Group and (3) Follower Group in Meghalaya Police 2019-20 that Physical Efficiency Test (PET) scheduled to be held in two Centres w.e.f 17th March 2020 to 15th May 2020 in 1st MLP Bn, Mawiong and 23rd March 2020 to 15th May 2020 in 2nd MLP Bn, Goeragre is hereby postponed and fresh dates will be announced in due course.
This is due to the Advisory issued by the Director, Health Services, (MI), Meghalaya, Shillong vide L/No. HSM/EST/GZT/89/17/34730 dated 11/03/2020 and Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Office Memorandum No. Z-21020/14/2020-PH dated 05/03/2020 which is advisable to avoid mass gathering for the time being.
However, the new date and time of the PET schedule will be intimated through the Meghalaya Police website www.megpol.gov.in.
For more information contact 0364-2591238 , 6033164273
TURA | March 11:
Internal conflicts within the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) continue to stir controversies among the members of the council. In a fresh political development, a BJP MDC, Bhupendra Hajong has accused the CEM Dipul Marak of using earlier signed papers fraudulently in an attempt to show his support for the NPP led EC.
SHILLONG | March 10, 2020:
Justice R V More was on Monday administered the oath of office as a judge of the Meghalaya High Court here, officials said.
Meghalaya High Court Chief Justice Mohamad Rafiq administered the oath to More.
Moore was elevated as a judge of the Bombay High Court in 2006. He was recently transferred to the Meghalaya High Court.
The Meghalaya High Court would now have four judges.
SHILLONG | March 09:
The Meghalaya police department has sent a proposal to the State Government for installing of CCTV cameras in 45 incident prone areas across Shillong city.
SHILLONG | Mar 09:
Superstition revolving around witchcraft has once again raised its ugly head in the state of Meghalaya and this time, a precious life was lost and two others were seriously injured in a mob attack.
