The Hid Foundation, Shillong, has requested the Government of Meghalaya to consider naming a prominent road in Shillong city as Dr. D. D. Lapang Road and renaming the Science Hall at the DC Office, Nongpoh, as the Dr. D. D. Lapang Memorial Hall.
The Meghalaya Editors and Publishers Association (MEPA) has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of Dr. D.D. Lapang, one of Meghalaya’s most distinguished political leaders and the Founding President of the Association.
The National People’s Party (NPP) today gathered at its party headquarters in Shillong to express deep sorrow and condole the passing of its respected leader, Late Dr. D.D. Lapang
Shillong, Sept 13: Sonibar salo, a·dokni Skotong Minister Conrad K. Sangma gitcham Skotong Minister Dr. D. D. Lapang-ni sianina an·tangni duk ong·aniko parakataha aro...
Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Saturday condoled the passing of former Chief Minister Dr. D.D. Lapang, describing him as a “tall figure” and a “great leader” who made significant contributions to the development of Meghalaya.
Shillong, Sep 13: Meghalaya a·dokni gitcham Skotong Minister Dr. D. D. Lapang, September 12 tariko a·gilsako wate re·angaha. Indake Sombar salni bako una a·dok...
Dr. Donwa Dethwelson Lapang, fondly known as “Maheh,” was born on April 10, 1933, into a humble and devout Christian family to the late Donwas War and late Elsibon Lapang. He grew up with three sisters and two brothers in Umsning, Ri-Bhoi District. His early years were marked by hardship and perseverance, values that shaped his long and remarkable public life.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Lapang commended the Young Mind for honoring him with the statue, which will stand as a lasting tribute, and encouraged leaders and attendees with his motto, "we are born to serve."
