MEGHALAYANews Alert Chakka jam called by Meghalaya Joint Action committee of Commercial Vehicles halts life in Shillong By: By Our Reporter Date: February 16, 2021 Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinEmail MePDCL billing counters remained closed during the ongoing chaka jam called by Meghalaya Joint Action Committee of Commercial Vehicles with staff making the most of the opportunity to skip work, causing inconvenience to the public in the city on Monday. Congress Legislator Ampareen Lyngdoh walks on Shillong streets on Monday in a show of solidarity with the agitating commercial vehicle associations demanding a drop in fuel prices. Previous articleRescue operation may wind up in 3-4 days: DGPNext articleMeghalaya Nuggets Related articles LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Governor’s immunity from prosecution Editor, The editorial “Raj Bhavan scandals” (ST May 6, 2024) made interesting reading. If the allegation is true why... EDITORIAL Congress’s default position It is no surprise that a Congress Party acolyte speaking on condition of anonymity would decry the present... SPECIAL ARTICLE Far from Chaar Sau Paar By H. Srikanth Prior to the first phase of the polls, most people, including those who were critical of... SPECIAL ARTICLE Sharp pro-poor agenda of Congress signals big change By Jagdish Rattanani As the long-winded election campaign plods on, a lot has already changed on the Indian political...