- The Rajya Sabha and both houses of Parliament participated in bicameral legislative functions in New Delhi on May 26, 2026.
- Advocating for the interests of Meghalaya, the state is seeking guidance on pending central schemes while participating in the national legislative body.
- The Meghalaya state government has sought central government approval regarding a matter.
The Meghalaya state government is facing concerns regarding the FCRA amendments, leading to high-level meetings in New Delhi.
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The Meghalaya state government is facing concerns regarding the FCRA amendments, leading to high-level meetings in New Delhi.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- CM Neiphiu Rio wrote to Home Minister Amit Shah regarding changes to the FCRA.Sub-event
- Leaders presented concerns to Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, which grants authority to seize community assets.Sub-event
- The article discusses an issue set in New Delhi involving two locations.Sub-event
Meghalaya CM Sangma met with Kiren Rijiju to discuss FCRA amendments and state interests.1 source
CM meets minister in New Delhi regarding state institutions' fears over FCRA changes.1 source
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