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On the occasion of the 73rd Republic Day, the State Food Testing Laboratory of the Commissionerate of Food Safety, Pasteur Hills, Shillong, Meghalaya was felicitated during the programme for achieving NABL accreditation in Biological discipline and being the only Government Laboratory in the entire North-East India. Dr (Mrs) Wadamika Lyngdoh, Food Analyst and Microbiologist received the citation on behalf of the team.

In regard to the Final assessment of the State Food Testing Laboratory, Meghalaya in the discipline of ‘Biological testing’ under the leadership and supervision of Dr Wadamika Lyngdoh, Microbiologist-cum-AFA, NABL has evaluated the assessment report and have granted accreditation to the laboratory in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025:2017 in the discipline of Biological as per the scope recommended by the assessment team.

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Any effort which is directed towards augmenting the economic development of the resource-rich but fund-strapped North Eastern region of the country is always welcome. Inland Water Authority of India and Hooghly Shipyard Limited signing an agreement for setting up a new ship repair facilities also known as shipway at Pandu port in August 2021 is certainly an encouraging development. The need for such a project is long felt in the region given the fact that it lacks such facilities in the region. In absence of these facilities, ships have to be sent to Kolkata for repair/dry-docking, but the problem with this system is that it is extremely costly, inconvenient and time-taking. This proposed project at the Pandu port considered as the most important and largest river port in Assam, will not only avert unnecessary large haulage at Kolkata for repair/dry-docking, but also save a long distance of 2,500 km and 35-40 days voyage period. And, above all, the shipway will help boost the region’s economy, besides triggering much-needed employment opportunities for the local people through enhanced waterways connectivity for transportation of cargo and movement of passengers.

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Tripura Airport is the second-busiest one in North East India after Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati. Recently, the new integrated terminal building of the Maharaja Bir Bikram (MBB) Airport was inaugurated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to the state capital of Tripura, Agartala. The Airport terminal has been built at a cost of Rs 450 Crore and is expected to be capable of handling around four to five times more passengers than the existing one which can manage only 500 passengers at a time. With enhanced capacity, seamless facilities and spacious interiors, the airport will offer world class amenities. This airport will now cater to about 1,500 passengers during peak hours, which is three times the old capacity. This will enable over 5,000 passengers footfall per day in the coming days. Experience the thrill of top-notch casino gaming at Melbet. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the world of online gambling, Melbet offers a diverse range of exciting games to suit every taste. Don't miss out, visit Melbet official site now and start your unforgettable gaming journey.