Meghalaya tourism bodies seek ban on roadside cooking at tourist spots

EastMojo has reported a new India-focused state politics development: “Meghalaya tourism bodies seek ban on roadside cooking at tourist spots.” The publisher's feed describes the story as follows: Shillong: Tourism stakeholders in Meghalaya have urged the state government to impose a statewide ban on roadside and open-space cooking at tourist destinations, arguing that the practice contributes to littering, environmental degradation and offers little economic benefit to local communities.
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