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The Meghalaya government has ordered a curfew in Shilllong after incidents of&nbsp;violence marred Independence Day celebrations in the north-eastern&nbsp;state on Sunday.&nbsp;
Internet services have been shut down in Shillong and several other parts of Meghalaya.&nbsp;According to the state government order, the curfew stays in place till August 17.
Meghalaya Home Minister Lahkmen Rymbui has written to Chief Minister Conrad Sangma&nbsp;asking him to be relieved from the Home Department with immediate effect. He has proposed a judicial enquiry into the alleged killing of the former militant leader in Shillong.
The unrest in Shillong was sparked by the death of former rebel leader Cherishstarfield Thangkhiew during a police raid at his home. Thangkhiew's family has termed his death a "cold-blooded murder by the police".
Hundreds of people, wearing black and carrying black flags, took part in his funeral procession on Sunday as they condemned the police and the state government.
Incidents of stone pelting were also reported from parts of the city.&nbsp;A police vehicle was also set ablaze by unidentified men in Shillong.

Curfew in Shillong after violence on Independence Day, mobile Internet banned

Meghalaya government orders curfew in Shilllong after incidents of violence on Independence Day over the death of a rebel militant leader, mobile Internet banned

// Curfew in Shillong&nbsp;after I-Day violence over death of rebel&nbsp;militant leader
// Internet shut down in Shillong&nbsp;and other parts of Meghalaya&nbsp;till Aug 17
// Meghalaya Home Minister offers to resign, writes to CM Conrad Sangma
// Meghalaya&nbsp;Home Minister proposes judicial enquiry into death of rebel leader
// Violence in Shillong&nbsp;after the death of former rebel leader during a police raid
// Reports of stone pelting in Meghalaya&nbsp;on Sunday during rebel leader's funeral

Hundreds of people, wearing black and carrying black flags, took part in the funeral procession of a rebel leader on Sunday, as they condemned the police and the state government.

The Meghalaya government has ordered a curfew in Shilllong after incidents of&nbsp;violence marred Independence Day celebrations in the north-eastern&nbsp;state on Sunday.&nbsp;
Internet services have been shut down in Shillong and several other parts of Meghalaya.&nbsp;According to the state government order, the curfew stays in place till August 17.
Meghalaya Home Minister Lahkmen Rymbui has written to Chief Minister Conrad Sangma&nbsp;asking him to be relieved from the Home Department with immediate effect. He has proposed a judicial enquiry into the alleged killing of the former militant leader in Shillong.
The unrest in Shillong was sparked by the death of former rebel leader Cherishstarfield Thangkhiew during a police raid at his home. Thangkhiew's family has termed his death a "cold-blooded murder by the police".
Hundreds of people, wearing black and carrying black flags, took part in his funeral procession on Sunday as they condemned the police and the state government.
Incidents of stone pelting were also reported from parts of the city.&nbsp;A police vehicle was also set ablaze by unidentified men in Shillong.

The city of Shillong&nbsp;is dipped in hues of pink as Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom.
The annual India International Cherry Blossom Festival, however, has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Each corner of the east and west Khasi hills looked pretty in pink, as the beautiful flowers adorned the trees.
In a normal year, the city would be dotted with tourists who would flock to witness the splendor of the cherry blossoms.

Stunning cherry blossoms colour Shillong pink

Watch: stunning cherry blossoms lining&nbsp;the streets of Shillong

The city of Shillong&nbsp;is dipped in hues of pink as cherry blossoms are in full bloom.&nbsp;The annual India International Cherry Blossom Festival, however, has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 outbreak. In a normal year, the city would be dotted with tourists who would flock to witness the splendor of the blossoms, but with the pandemic this year, number of visitors were low.

Shillong's stunning cherry blossoms will be in full bloom soon!

Shillong's stunning cherry blossom trees are expected to be in full bloom by early November.

Shillong's stunning cherry blossoms will be full bloom soon!

While the India International Cherry Blossom Festival held every year in Shillong&nbsp;may be cancelled this time around, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the streets will stun with the pink blooms.
The trees are expected to be in full bloom by early November and the buds are set to appear in the coming week.&nbsp;
Every corner of the east and west Khasi hills will be pretty in pink with the cherry blossoms.&nbsp;
If you do plan to visit Shillong&nbsp;to have a look at the blossoms, you need to show a&nbsp;negative Covid&nbsp;report, which is no more than 72 hours old.

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