under Meghalaya

Ostracised for Demanding Information

The courageous struggle of three women to expose corruption in a remote Meghalaya village

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15 Oct 2011 | BY Shobha SV
Delivery Men

A cluster of villages in a remote corner of Meghalaya has a most unusual tradition. The midwives here are male

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14 Jul 2011 | BY Avantika Bhuyan
Why Shillong Flips for WWII Jeeps

The Second World War years linger in this hill town in strange ways, and none more unusual than in its abiding fondness for Willys jeeps

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14 Apr 2011 | BY Janice Pariat
Meghalaya’s Hot New Tune

The CM has voted 99 times and is mobilising support to ensure a local choir’s victory in a reality show.

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30 Sep 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
False Labour Pains

When Meghalaya lawmakers decided to station ambulances in remote parts of the state earlier this year, they couldn’t have anticipated that villagers would use them as a taxi service.

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20 Sep 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
Meet an Insect Named ‘World Cup’

It surfaces in Meghalaya every four years to coincide with football’s grandest spectacle.

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4 Jun 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
Uncle Assam’s Adopted Citizens

Two villages in Meghalaya’s backward West Khasi Hills district have shifted allegiance to Assam.

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6 May 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
Swearing in for the Umpteenth Time

Why Meghalaya continues to hold a dishonourable record of the most politically unstable state.

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22 Apr 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
The Beauty Beneath

For those adventurous enough, there are over 1,300 subterranean caves to explore in Meghalaya’s underbelly.

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7 Apr 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
Carbon Fix

Coal has made a select few in Meghalaya very rich. It is also creating a mess that nobody wants to own up to.

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10 Mar 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
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