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SHILLONG: Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma today said he has personally requested the Union civil aviation minister to operationalise Baljek Airport, calling it "one gift" the Centre can give to Meghalaya, and that the airport is targeted for commissioning by September next year.Replying to a supplementary in the Assembly on Baljek (Tura) Airport, Sangma said the government has cleared Rs 85 crore for infrastructure upgradation under the earlier management contract and will release it once the O&M MoU with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) is signed."There was a requirement of Rs 85 crore to improve overall infrastructure there which we have already sanctioned. The MoU for handing over of the airport has been...

CHURACHANDPUR: Dengue has claimed yet another life in Churachandpur, with a woman succumbing to the viral infection on Monday, marking the second dengue-related death reported in the district this year.The deceased has been identified as Lily Lhingboiniang, wife of Pa Chinsianlam AE V. Munhoi. She was reportedly diagnosed with dengue and typhoid and was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Churachandpur District Hospital.Despite receiving treatment, she was declared dead on Monday.Her mortal remains have been kept at the district hospital, and her last rites will be performed after her relatives arrive in the district.More: 13-yr-old Dies of Dengue in Churachandpur as Cases Surge to 752