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Watch: Pregnant Woman Carried On Bamboo Stretcher For 5 Km In Meghalaya
In the absence of an ambulance or a vehicle, a 36-week pregnant woman of Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district was on Monday carried on a makeshift bamboo stretcher for five kilometres to a hospital where she delivered a healthy girl, an official said.
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Online Sermons To Continue As Meghalaya Religious Places Open Thursday
Places of worship will reopen from October 1 in Meghalaya, a Christian majority state where churches have been shut for nearly seven months now. It is something the devout are looking forward to, even as online prayer services have found favour with the elderly, ailing, pregnant woman, children and immune-compromised, whose movement remains curtail...
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Meghalaya Government Sets up Panel to Probe Moral Policing Controversy
Meghalaya government today said it has constituted a high level inquiry committee to probe the moral policing controversy in which 12 women, including a pregnant woman, were detained and tortured for a week by members of a Non-Governmental Organisation headed by the Social Welfare department commissioner and secretary MHK Marak.
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Watch: Pregnant Woman Carried On Bamboo Stretcher For 5 Km In Meghalaya
In the absence of an ambulance or a vehicle, a 36-week pregnant woman of Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district was on Monday carried on a makeshift bamboo stretcher for five kilometres to a hospital where she delivered a healthy girl, an official said.
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Online Sermons To Continue As Meghalaya Religious Places Open Thursday
Places of worship will reopen from October 1 in Meghalaya, a Christian majority state where churches have been shut for nearly seven months now. It is something the devout are looking forward to, even as online prayer services have found favour with the elderly, ailing, pregnant woman, children and immune-compromised, whose movement remains curtail...
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Meghalaya Government Sets up Panel to Probe Moral Policing Controversy
Meghalaya government today said it has constituted a high level inquiry committee to probe the moral policing controversy in which 12 women, including a pregnant woman, were detained and tortured for a week by members of a Non-Governmental Organisation headed by the Social Welfare department commissioner and secretary MHK Marak.
