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General Guidelines for S.W.A. Clearances, Meghalaya

  1. General Guidelines for S.W.A. Clearances, Meghalaya

    General Guidelines for S.W.A. Clearances

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  1. Meghalaya Cinemas(Regulation) Ammendment Rules

    Users can find Meghalaya Cinemas(Regulation) Ammendment Rules as provided by the General Administration Department of the state. Amendments of various rules under the Meghalaya Cinemas Regulation Act, 1953 are provided.

  2. Meghalaya Maintenance of Public Order (Amendment) Ordinance, 2010

    Meghalaya Maintenance of Public Order (Amendment) Ordinance, 2010

  3. Cooperative Society Act, 1950

    Cooperative Society Act, 1950

  4. The United Khasi - Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Act, 1960

    The United Khasi - Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Act, 1960

  5. The WareHousing Corporations Act, 1962

    The WareHousing Corporations Act, 1962

  6. Co-operative Societies Act, 1950

    Co-operative Societies Act, 1950

  7. Cooperative Society Rules, 1953

    Cooperative Society Rules, 1953

  8. Annual Plan 2006-07

    Annual Plan 2006-07

  9. Statistical Data of Transport Department

    Statistical data of Transport Department of Meghalaya is provided online. Users can find details such as district wise number of vehicles registered, number of driving and conductor licences, permits, revenue collection and accident figures etc.

  10. Citizen's Charter of Central Excise, Shillong

    Citizen's Charter of Central Excise

  11. Citizen's Charter - Soil and Water Conservation, Shillong

    Citizen's Charter - Soil and Water Conservation

  12. Statistics of the Court of District and Sessions Judge, Shillong

    Statistics of the Court of District and Sessions Judge, Shillong

  13. Guidelines for Watershed Development Project in Shifting Cultivation Areas (WDPSCA)

    Almost the entire state has been or is being influenced under shifting cultivation, except for some pockets of valley bottomlands, and reserve forests. Shifting cultivation destroys the protective and productive vegetation in preference to a very brief period of immediate crop production and this results in soil loss and other consequential damages.

  14. North East Industrial & Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007

    North East Industrial & Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007

  15. Operational Guidelines for Central Comprehensive Insurance Scheme, 1997, Meghalaya

    Operational Guidelines for Central Comprehensive Insurance Scheme, 1997

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