MDA accords top priority for development of neglected regions: Meghalaya CM Sangma
The Hindu
“My government’s vision is to double the income of our farmers,” Conrad K. Sangma said.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on February 10 said the National People’s Party (NPP) led Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA) government has accorded top priority to the development of the neglected regions of the State.
He said that the MDA government in the last four years has initiated various welfare and infrastructure projects in South Garo Hills to accelerate the development of the neglected region.
Addressing a gathering at Baghmara, he said that the construction of Captain Williamson Sangma Memorial College at a cost of ₹12 crore will create better higher education facilities in South Garo Hills.
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