What is Rangbah Shnong in Meghalaya?
The headman of a Khasi or Jaintia village or locality, who heads its Dorbar Shnong, the village council. The Rangbah Shnong is usually the first person to ask about a plot's holder and its boundaries, and often signs the land holding certificate.
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