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Students of the Social Work Department of Women’s College perform a street play on ‘Inclusive
Education’ in the city on Friday. (ST)
Meghalaya Sericulture minister Clement Marak
in the presence of minister Deborah C Marak and parliamentary secretary Ashahel D Shira distribute yarn and loom to around 500 weavers at Williamnagar as part of the Income Generation Programme of the state government at
Williamnagar on Friday afternoon. (ST)
Cattle on sale in Panbari area, near Hallidayganj town, ahead of the celebration of Eid-Al- Adha, also known as Idu’l Zuha (Bakrid). (ST)
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