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Meghalaya Lawmaker For Digital Detox To Save Young Minds - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Our times are steeped in technological wonders. The luxuries and conveniences have, in fact, overwhelmed us all. None of us wishes to be left behind. What is most noteworthy is that some of those technological advantages are also being abused to an extreme extent. This misuse has gone so far as to weaken both body and mind. Yet we remain unconcerned about their impact at the individual level. We merrily ignore the hard times countless households across the nation are experiencing as a result of
Glaciers Weep At Our Reckless Consumerism - Hill Post (opens the original)
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The catastrophic flash flood in Nepal left behind unimaginable destruction. Words can barely express the devastation — entire villages were wiped out, many families torn apart, and lives lost in a matter of hours. Hundreds were displaced and many are still missing, while relief teams race to reach remote villages. Those who survived now carry the immense burden of trauma. Thank heavens, the flood struck in the morning, when people were able to flee! Had it occurred in the dead of night, when ent
Danger of Leaking LPG Gas Cylinders - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Recently, an increasing number of consumers have reported gas leaking from cooking cylinders. This is not merely a household hassle but a potentially fatal hazard. My family faced the same ordeal a few days ago. Despite repeatedly calling the gas agency to resolve the issue, no staff member has shown up. Luckily, we had a spare cylinder to fall back on. However, most households do not have this option and may feel compelled to use a leaking cylinder, putting their families at serious risk. Even
Gas Leak Tragedy: A Story Of Bravery And Loss - Hill Post (opens the original)
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They had left home early that morning, but none of them returned home alive. The news shook everyone to the core. Three young labourers, Pynskhemlang Mawthoh, Rapborlang Nongspung, and Elka Shadap, were trapped inside a 33-foot underground water reservoir at Lapalang, Meghalaya, which was filled with deadly carbon monoxide. What touched everyone’s heart was the unmatched bravery of local Gorkha residents Sunil Thakuri and Umesh Thakuri, who rushed in without a second thought to rescue the trappe
Sonam And Siya: Vows Of Love And Lethal Crime - Hill Post (opens the original)
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No other incident in Meghalaya’s history shook the nation like the murder of businessman Raja Raghuvanshi of Indore in Sohra (Meghalaya). What was most disturbing was the reaction of citizens from outside the state. They rushed to blame the people of Meghalaya. Even big media houses kept trying to paint Meghalaya in a bad light, and that hurt us deeply. Kudos to the investigative agencies, including the police. With the sharp precision of Sherlock Holmes, they uncovered the truth behind the trag
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