Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday said that the government is commitment to investing in education and enhancing infrastructure for higher and technical education in the state.

Meghalaya a•doko lekka porani gadangko tang•doatna gita a•dok sorkari, tangka paisarangko nangani kri koros ka•angkugen aro chubata gadangni lekka porana nokrangkoba rike on•angkugen ine Mongolbar salo, Meghalaya a•dokni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, East Khasi Hills a•jani Sohra Government College-o jinmana parakataha.

Meghalaya Board of School Education-ni ning·o skina gita tarigipa NCERTni ki·taprangko Teachers Initiative Conclave-ko Harding Theological Collegeo ong·atanio Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma aro Education Minister Rakkam A Sangma oprakre on·aha. Tom·anio MLA Rupert Momin, Sanjay A Sangma, Arbinstone Marak aroba MBOSE aro Education Departmentni officialrangba dongpaaha.

Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma and Education Minister Rakkam A. Sangma unveiled the NCERT textbooks for Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) during the Teachers Initiative Conclave held at Harding Theological College, Tura on Thursday.

Shillong, Nov 21: Class I-oni class X-ona, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)-ni ki•taprangko ra•gatna inenba copyright ka•na ba taritaina gita mol•mole...

Education Minister Rakkam A Sangma  said, “We have decided to immediately write to the NCERT for copyright permission.”

The chief minister said the exercise is important because the government is concerned about the overall education system. The decision was also taken after conducting a thorough research and consultation with different stakeholders at different levels in the education system.

Bristibar salo, Meghalaya Cabinet tom·e chanchirimangenba, Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE)-o class 1-oni class 10-ona NCERT-ni ki·taprangko ra·gatna tik ka·angaha aro ki·taprango jatni daka rikani, itihasrang aro dingtanganikoba ra·chapna tik ka·angaha.

Meghalaya Cabinet on Thursday made a crucial decision aimed at enhancing the education system in the state. The cabinet has decided to adopt NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) books for classes 1 to 10 in the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBoSE).

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