Meghalaya

The Meghalaya government is set to deploy nine trained dogs as part of its anti-narcotics operations. After completing their professional training, these dogs—which were specifically purchased to aid in drug detection efforts—will shortly become part of the state's Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF). Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Social Welfare Minister Paul Lyngdoh affirmed the action as a component of a larger plan to reduce drug imports under the state's DREAM program. "The process is underway, but it will take some time," Lyngdoh said, adding that the DGP had informed them that she had been following up with the MHA. "In the meantime, we have acquired nine trained dogs that will be a member of our dog squad. These dogs are currently being trained by experts. They will then work ...

In 2024, Meghalaya had an unparalleled increase in tourism, with almost 16 lakh tourists visiting the state. This milestone was announced by Cyril V. Darlong Diengdoh, Director of Tourism, Government of Meghalaya, along with a number of ground-breaking projects that will improve the state's tourism infrastructure. For the development of two significant tourist information centers, one in Mawphlang and one in Nartiang, the Indian government has approved a sizeable budget of Rs 50 crore. Diengdoh stated, "We have been approved for Rs 25 crore for each project," highlighting the Center's dedication to enhancing Meghalaya's tourism industry. Diengdoh also revealed that the Swadesh Darshan Challenge Scheme had approved further projects. "In actuality, the Indian government has approved two ...