Meghalaya The Indian state of Meghalaya historically came under the influence of Shah Jalal, a Muslim missionary and conqueror from Sylhet. During British rule, the city of Shillong was the summer capital of Eastern Bengal and Assam (modern Bangladesh and Northeast India). Shillong boasted the highest per capita income in British India.
Meghalaya The Indian state of Meghalaya historically came under the influence of Shah Jalal a Muslim missionary and conqueror from Sylhet During British rule the city of Shillong was the summer capital of Eastern Bengal and Assam (modern Bangladesh and Northeast India) Shillong boasted the highest per capita income in British India