NPPConrad K. Sangma said the Cabinet has approved CM IMPACT+, a new Grant-in-Aid programme to strengthen Secondary and Higher Secondary education across Meghalaya. He said Meghalaya has about 1,900 Secondary and Higher Secondary schools and that 7 blocks have no Secondary School at all.
NPPConrad K. Sangma said he chaired the first meeting of the Meghalaya State Council on AIDS. He said HIV/AIDS remains a serious public health challenge for Meghalaya and requires a coordinated, whole-of-society response, and he said Meghalaya’s HIV prevalence stands at 0.40, twice the national average of 0.20%.
NPPConrad K. Sangma said he held a meeting with the CEO, Meghalaya and the Election Department on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 process for Meghalaya. He said he was happy to see the exhaustive exercise undertaken by Team Meghalaya to ensure that no genuine elector is left behind.
NPPConrad K. Sangma said he visited the Hawkers’ Markets at Barik and Dhankheti and described them as a designated and dignified space for street vendors relocated from Barik, Dhankheti, Laitumkhrah, and adjoining areas. He said that ₹20,000 cheques were handed over to vendors under the CM Livelihood Grant as one-time support.