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Meghalaya government releases full financial package for MCCL employees. The final instalment of the compensation payment is currently being disbursed.

A month-long door-to-door verification of electoral rolls has begun across East Khasi Hills in Meghalaya as part of the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR).

The Nagaland Department of Industries & Commerce has awarded eight entrepreneurs for their outstanding contributions to entrepreneurship and enterprise development in the state.

A recent study by the National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj found that northeastern states have high levels of public awareness and citizen participation in Gram Sabha meetings, despite battling geographical isolation and poor connectivity.

The Northeastern region of India recorded a significant deficiency in monsoon rainfall during June, with seven of the eight states experiencing a massive rainfall shortage.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and other officials conduct aerial survey of flood-affected areas in Arunachal Pradesh, assess damage and interact with affected residents.

Ngurang Mana presents PhD research on substance use among adolescents in Arunachal Pradesh at international conference.

Scientists from the National Research Centre on Yak have successfully demonstrated estrous synchronisation and fixed-time artificial insemination technology in yaks under field conditions in Sikkim, leading to the birth of 10 healthy yak calves. This breakthrough is expected to encourage wider adoption of assisted reproductive technologies among yak-rearing communities.

A nationwide initiative to protect soil health and secure the livelihoods of the farming communities concluded in Lower Subansiri district, promoting sustainable and natural farming practices.

A joint event in Longding saw the distribution of cherry blossom saplings and the unveiling of a child helpline number, with officials stressing the importance of community action against child exploitation and town beautification.

A review meeting in Papum Pare district identified weak foundational learning, irregular student attendance, and inadequate parental support as key factors behind poor academic performance of government schools. Strategies for improvement were discussed.

Tirap deputy commissioner Techu Aran retires from government service, along with upper division clerk Thohang Tangjang and chowkidar Ato Wangham. Aran reflects on his journey and emphasizes the importance of humility, discipline, and sincerity in public service.

The Upper Siang Narco Coordination Committee convened a meeting to review progress made by stakeholders in combating the drug menace, emphasizing sustained awareness campaigns and collective responsibility.

The Upper Subansiri district administration has issued a standing order to remove stray animals from public places, aiming to improve public safety and sanitation. Animal owners have been given a seven-day deadline to collect their livestock.

AP QueerStation celebrated Pride Month with its 9th community meetup, bringing together over 60 LGBTQ+ community members and allies for conversations, connection, and celebration. The event commemorated the Stonewall Uprising and paid tribute to LGBTQ+ pioneers.

The All Lower Siang District Law Students’ Union has filed a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Bureau over alleged large-scale corruption and financial irregularities in the 132 kv transmission line project in Kangku circle, Lower Siang district.

The Joint Action Committee on the Fisheries Department Scam has accused the Arunachal Pradesh government of inaction over the alleged Rs 277 crore scam, despite being provided with documentary evidence.

A native forest tree in Arunachal Pradesh could make a comeback as an eco-friendly, chemical-free hand wash with commercial potential. Researchers have successfully developed a natural hand wash from the tree's pods, which demonstrated effective cleansing and self-lathering properties.

Assam forest department launches statewide mission to identify and shut down illegal sawmills, warns officials of strict action for inaction. Citizens urged to report illegal sawmills and collusion with officials.

Mizoram commemorates the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Mizoram Peace Accord, a rare instance of a society emerging from conflict without a cycle of revenge. Historians and officials attribute the success to Laldenga's leadership, the people's weariness of conflict, and the Church's initiatives for peace negotiations.