Three pastors have set the Presbyterian Church in Meghalaya thinking about greater transparency in its decision-making and the importance of addressing the social concerns of the people.
Using the right to information (RTI) law, the pastors have had their Church annul an agreement with a private university and they have simultaneously put a spotlight on the unregulated higher education sector in Meghalaya.
Reverend Kyrsoibor Pyrtuh, 41, Reverend Zambolis M. Sawkmie, 41, and Reverend Moody Allan Wood Lyngkhoi, 42, are now actively involved in campaigning for accountability, transparency and people’s rights in the northeast. . . .
