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Don't punish innocent students: HYC seeks Meghalaya, NE exemption from NEET re-examNews at Glance

Don’t punish innocent students: HYC seeks Meghalaya, NE exemption from NEET re-exam

BY-Admin 2026-05-14
FKJGP flags crisis facing pig, poultry farmers, seeks market protection, ASF checks, MSPNews at Glance

Local youth can do the work: FKJGP seeks an end to non-tribal truck, taxi permits

BY-Admin 2026-05-12
Meghalaya struggling to get specialists, but land not sole reason: Health Minister SHILLONG, MAY 11: Citing the Meghalaya Land Transfer Act, Health Minister Wailadmiki Shylla on Monday said it would not be “wise” to comment on providing land to doctors from outside the state, calling it a “very sensitive issue.” “This is a very sensitive issue, so I think it is not wise for me to comment on that because this is dealing with the Land Transfer Act, where the Act is already in place,” Shylla told reporters. He cautioned that the debate extends beyond the medical field. “If you talk about doctors today, then what about professors, and other important services will come,” he said. The minister admitted the state faces hurdles in hiring specialists and faculty but said land access is only one part of the problem. “We are having challenges in having specialists, even professors. We are having difficulty,” he said. “But is that the only reason? I think that might not be. There are other reasons as well.” Shylla said the government would assess other factors affecting recruitment while staying away from the land issue for now. “No doubt we will try to look at the other aspects, but particularly for this matter I think I cannot give comment because it is a very sensitive matter,” he said.News at Glance

Meghalaya struggling to get specialists, but land not sole reason: Health Minister

BY-Admin 2026-05-11
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Marian Procession at Pynthorumkhrah Parish Draws Thousands of Faithful

BY-Admin 2026-05-11
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Meghalaya National Lok Adalat settles 183 cases worth Rs 1.34 Cr

BY-Admin 2026-05-10
Census duty won't burden teachers, Rs 20K assured: Meghalaya deputy CM.News at Glance

Census duty won’t burden teachers, Rs 20K assured: Meghalaya deputy CM.

BY-Admin 2026-05-07
Meghalaya govt will act firmly: Tynsong reassures traders on HNLC extortion notes.News at Glance

Meghalaya govt will act firmly: Tynsong reassures traders on HNLC extortion notes.

BY-Admin 2026-05-07
Mawhati MLA Praises MDA Government’s Tourism PushNews at Glance

Mawhati MLA Praises MDA Government’s Tourism Push

BY-Admin 2026-05-06
Meghalaya Govt sets May 19-20 for new talks on 2026 CPF scheme; only deficit teachers to be invitedNews at Glance

Meghalaya Govt sets May 19-20 for new talks on 2026 CPF scheme; only deficit teachers to be invited

BY-Admin 2026-05-06
HYC demands disciplinary action against the BJP youth wing presidentNews at Glance

Stop treating public funds casually: HYC to Govt on NST project escalation.

BY-Admin 2026-05-06