Ia ‘Travellers Nest’-o gipin biaprangoni re·bagipa manderangko sokachakna gita nok te·bonga aro restaurant-ko rikaha.

Addressing the audience at the Polo Grounds on the occasion of the 77th Independence Day, CM Sangma recognized and acknowledged the achievements of individuals who have made remarkable strides in various fields.

Somoi aro biap baseani gri, a·doko songdongenggipa sakantini nokdangrangona sorkarini dingtang dingtang kamrangko sokatna gita nikjumanga donganiko a·dokni skotong minister Pa Conrad K Sangma aganangenba, ia nikjumanganiko chu·sokatna uni sorkarini gitalgipa program CM-CONNECT-ko a·doko a·bachengate on·anggniko Mongolbar salo parakangaha.

Ia 2023 bilsioni re·baenggipa 2028 bilsiara chirangko chimongchakani somoi gita chacha ong·a ine aganangengon, re·baenggipa bilsi -bongarango manderangni namgnina aro songsalo janggi tangani gadangko namdapatna gita sorkarini kamrangko ka·na mangsonganirangchi ia mingchikking ku·rachakanirangko chu·sokatna man·gen ine Pa Sangma parakataha.

Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma had on August 7, 2023, during this visit to New Delhi, handed over the letter to Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Narendra Singh Tomar, urging him to allow relocation of Meghalaya’s students currently enrolled at CAU, Imphal, to pursue their education at the CAU Campus in Kyrdemkulai in Ri Bhoi District so that they can continue their education without further interruptions.

Prime Hub-ni gimin talataniko on•angengon, ian bading chiwalaniko tang•doatna kuligipa cholsan ong•aija indiba dingtang dingtang gadangni dingtang dingtang dolrangko uamangni batanggimin somoirango chu•sokana bate namdapatani cholsa ong•enga ine Chief Minister parakataha.

Solar mission-na Meghalaya sorkari, bilsiprako gong crore 100-ko chamgen ineba Chief Minister parakataha.

Ia manianio, drugs ba pekatgipa samrangko chel•atna gita mang 10 meserangko Raij Ialong-ni rongtalgipa Aitnar-ona ra•baaha.

Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Wednesday informed that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured to examine issues related to Inner Line Permit (ILP), inclusion of Khasi and Garo languages and others raised by the State delegation.

Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Wednesday informed that the Centre is yet to take a decision with regards to students of Meghalaya, whose studies have been affected by the violence in the state of Manipur.