Meghalaya’s ₹26,601 crore debt: Where did the money actually go? Part 1
Every government facing an uncomfortable debt number reaches for the same trick: put it next to a bigger number. Meghalaya's...
The Shillong Daily is an independent news site out of Meghalaya. We cover the stories shaping Meghalaya and the Northeast, alongside business, economy and market news that matters to readers here. We’re not chasing every headline first .We’d rather dig through the numbers, check the details and tell you what actually happened. Journalism for a region that deserves more than a footnote.
Every government facing an uncomfortable debt number reaches for the same trick: put it next to a bigger number. Meghalaya's...
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September 5 is a convenient day for Meghalaya to praise its teachers. Messages will pour in, photographs will follow, speeches...
SHILLONG – A road project meant to improve Shillong’s connectivity is facing a local drainage problem at Langkyrding Minghi, where...
The Shillong Daily is an independent news site out of Meghalaya. We cover the stories shaping Meghalaya and the Northeast, alongside business, economy and market news that matters to readers here. We’re not chasing every headline first — we’d rather dig through the numbers, check the details and tell you what actually happened. Journalism for a region that deserves more than a footnote.
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