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Samuel Manda Sangma

He was first inducted in the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) member in 1998 from Gasuapara constituency as an independent candidate. After associating himself with the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) he got elected in the legislative assembly in 2003 from Dalu constituency. In 2008 state election he contested from congress and got re-elected. Similarly during 2013 election he contested as an independent candidates from Baghmara constituency where he won the maiden (post delimitation) Meghalaya Legislative Assembly. He currently served as the parliamentary Secretary in-charge Home Guard and civil defence and housing.

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Martin M. Danggo

He is one of the most experience politicians in the state having involved in politics since 1998. He was first elected to the legislative assembly in 1998 through P.D.M ticket from Langrin constituency and joined the congress after three years. He was elected as the Deputy Speaker of the assembly in 1999. He won his second term in 2003 and was elected as the 12^th speaker of the Meghalaya legislative assembly on the same year. He was re-elected to the assembly in 2008 and 2013 State Election. Danggo being a teacher himself is keen to improve the livelihood of the poor and also spread education by establishing many L.P and M.E School in his constituency. He is currently in charge of PWD (Roads), Stamp and Registration and

Parliamentary Affairs Department.

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 Abu Taher Mondal 

He is an engineer consultant by profession who got elected to the legislative Assembly in 1998 contesting as an independent candidate. He got re-elected again in the 2008 election before joining congress in the 2013 and went on to be appointed as the speaker on 11^th March the same year. Apart from being the speaker he also holds various prominent post including minster of health and family welfare, Taxation, Information and technology, Fisheries, Science and Technology, weight and measures, power, excise, Transport, Information and Public Relation.  He is currently contesting from Phulbari constituency. Abu Taher Mondal was the first non-tribal Speaker of Meghalaya

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Dr. M. Ampareen Lyngdoh

She was a former lecturer and an active social activist in the state. She is a Ph. D scholar before joining politics in 2008. She got elected to the Legislative assembly from East Shillong constituency with the Indian National Congress (INC). Lyngdoh started her political career as a member of the Indian Youth Congress, the youth wing of Indian National Congress. When the Congress refused to give her a ticket for the 2008 state assembly elections she joined the United Democratic Party. She resigned from the UDP on 31 March 2009 for Congress where she was appointed as the state's education minister, despite not being a legislator. She is currently PWD (Buildings)

Information & Public Relations Department - Labour Department - Information Technology and Communication Department

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Villages under new Diengpasoh Police Station

For public convenience and better administration, The Government of Meghalaya has created a new Police Station at Diengpasoh in East Khasi Hills which will be known as Diengpasoh Police Station. With the setting up of this new Police Station the areas falling under its jurisdiction will no longer be under the Rynjah Police Station.  The villages under the new Diengpasoh Police Station shall include Sohlaper, Mawiong, Ummir, Mawsharoh, Mawthumthum, Ryngksaw, Diengpasoh, Jaroit, Mawkhanu, Mynriang and Nonghali.

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Laban Indoor Staduim

The long awaited Laban Indoor Stadium was officially inaugurated by Laban M.L.A Shri Sanbor Shullai in the presence of M.W.Nongbri Director of sports and youth affair, Officers from the State Sports Council, Members of the Laban Sport Club and people. The stadium was constructed by the State Sport Council which was personally initiated and recommended by Sanbor Shullai himself.

 The Stadium will provide platform for sports enthusiastic to mould them self to be better in every aspect of sports. The stadium which cost around 1.89 crore is expected to be the biggest indoor in the State.