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Meghalaya Enforces Catchment Law After 35 Years
✍️ themeghalayanexpress.com
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 01:38 AM
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After 35 years, Meghalaya has finally enforced its catchment law to protect water resources and ecosystems.
Meghalaya has taken a significant step by enforcing its catchment law after a gap of 35 years. The move aims to safeguard critical water sources and preserve the ecological balance in the state.
The law focuses on protecting catchment areas that feed rivers, streams, and springs. Its implementation is expected to strengthen conservation efforts and ensure sustainable water management.
Authorities believe the renewed enforcement will help address environmental challenges and promote long-term ecological stability in Meghalaya.
The law focuses on protecting catchment areas that feed rivers, streams, and springs. Its implementation is expected to strengthen conservation efforts and ensure sustainable water management.
Authorities believe the renewed enforcement will help address environmental challenges and promote long-term ecological stability in Meghalaya.