Meghalaya faces an “existential crisis” with over 80% rainfall deficiency in June, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma warned. He stressed that climate change is a present reality, urging immediate action through natural farming, water conservation, and spring rejuvenation. Preparedness, not just forecasts, is key. Collaborative efforts across communities and institutions are vital to build a resilient Meghalaya for future generations.
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