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Meghalaya tribal body demands protection of farmers' rights
Published Thursday, August 13, 2026
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The Jaintia National Council emphasizes that the project should not proceed without ensuring justice, transparency, and the protection of local stakeholders' rights, arguing that farmers' livelihoods cannot be disregarded for mineral development.
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