MEGHALAYA The GS Road is partially deserted as all shops selling non-essential items remained closed on the first day of the week-long partial lockdown, in the city on Monday. By: By Our Reporter Date: April 27, 2021 Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Previous articlePower theft at Byrnihat: Govt hints at probeNext articleKSU accuses CRPF, SMB of encroachment Related articles Features Mahayuti sweeps Maharashtra, INDIA triumphs in Jharkhand MUMBAI/RANCHI, Nov 23: The BJP-led Mahayuti coloured Maharashtra a vivid saffron on Saturday as it swept aside the... MEGHALAYA Mehtab breaches Saleng bastion, Congress third From Our Correspondent TURA, Nov 23: The National People’s Party on Saturday wrested Gambegre, a Congress citadel, months after... MEGHALAYA Regional councils sought for minority tribals of state From CK Nayak New Delhi, Nov 23: The Meghalaya Indigenous Minority Tribals Forum (MIMTF) of Garo Hills on Saturday... MEGHALAYA Govt to spend Rs 38 crore on stadium upgrade By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Nov 23: The state government will spend an additional amount of Rs 38.89 crore for...