Chief Minister-ni aganani gitade, a·dokni manderang batanggimin bilsi 200-na koela bikotanio pangchake janggi tangbagiparang ong·ahani gimin koela bikotanion pangchake janggi tanggiparang ong·aiaha aro manderang dingtang janggi tangani cholrangko sandijaskalde ia kamkon ka·e cha·angkuaigen.

He said the state have been engaged in this form of mining for last 200 years and livelihood is based around that and unless and until alternate forms of livelihood don’t come up people will keep going back to those activities.

Meghalaya a•dokni dam 12 a•jarang, jerangon chu•onga gita biaprang aro nanga gita cholrang donga, uandakgipa pilak biaprangon CUET centre-rangko kulichina gita ma•mong sorkariko mol•molaha ineba Chief Minister parakataha.

He also said that the Meghalaya government have requested GoI to consider to set up CUET centres in all 12 (twelve) Districts of Meghalaya in the institutions which possess adequate infrastructure and testing facilities for CUET examination.

The state government will be spending over Rs 100 crore for implementation of the Chief Minister’s Solar Mission in the state.

Sangma said during his official visit to the national capital, he would also meet the union education minister to discuss the issues related to the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).

Meghalaya-ba ge·sa a·dok ong·pae, bading-chiwalanirangko dake a·dokna namgniko ra·bana gita pangnan on·kangenga ineba Pa Sangma agandapataha.

Sangma emphasized that the entire Northeast region has its own distinct culture and societal norms, which should be respected and preserved. He also expressed that NPP will fight to protect the region's cultural identity, stating that they do not want it to be compromised.

Manderangna nanga gita nirok sandianirangko aro dakchakanirangko on·na man·na gitasa sorkarini program-rangko tarienga ine talataniko on·angengon, iani giminsa sorkari, pekatgipa samrangonikosan chel·chakaigija chadamberangni an·seng baljokanina kamko ka·na gita dingtangmancha dolko songaha ine Chief Minister parakataha.

CM Conrad Sangma said that the operational cost for the implementation of DREAM is ten crores per annum which works out to fifty crores for the next five years. “Different rehabilitation centers and detoxification centers will be established and NGOs will be financially assisted for treatment and rehabilitation and outreach programs,” he said.