Ka jingpynrung ia ka ktien Khasi ha ka khyrnit ba phra jong ka Riti Synshar ka Ri kan dei ka mat treikam ba hakhmat duh ha Parliament, ong u kyrtong NPP bad President ka Khasi Author Society (KAS) Dr DRL Nonglait ha ka sngi Nyngkong na ka rynsan ialap elekshon shiteng samoi jong ka Shillong Lok Sabha ha Nongshillong, Eastern West Khasi Hills.

Sukrobar salo, A•chik Literature Society (ALS)-ni dilgiparang, Tura-ni MP Agatha K Sangma, Meghalaya Legislative Assembly-ni Speaker Thomas A Sangma

The demand for the inclusion of the Khasi language in the Eighth Schedule of Constitution of India once again reverberated in the air of national capital New Delhi as all sections of society, in unison, cried out for their voices to be heard by the Union Government.

Intellectuals from various sections, including learned professors, scholars, and researchers from the country’s top universities, as well as pressure groups, were in attendance at this national seminar.