Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma inaugurated the new building of Synod College in Nongstoin, West Khasi Hills, along with a library and smart classrooms. He addressed the gathering, discussing reforms to Meghalaya's education system over the past eight years. Sangma compared reforming education to untangling a knotted headphone wire.
The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Hospital in Nongstoin was formally declared operational by the Meghalaya Chief Minister. Built at a cost of Rs 31.05 crore, it features an ICU, labor room, and more, providing specialist care locally. This facility addresses high maternal and infant mortality rates in West Khasi Hills.
The Meghalaya Chief Minister inaugurated the new Synod College building and library in Nongstoin, West Khasi Hills district. Additionally, a Maternal and Child Health Hospital was opened, featuring specialized units to improve local healthcare access. Foundation stones were also laid for road widening and DIET development in the area.
The Chief Minister highlighted road projects totaling Rs 498.31 crore near Nongstoin while noting the 50th anniversary of West Khasi Hills. He stressed that development must reach communities beyond Shillong and Tura, pointing to several key infrastructure upgrades.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma operationalized a Rs 31.05-crore Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Hospital in Nongstoin on Thursday. This aims to improve maternal and newborn care in West Khasi Hills, where mortality rates are high. The facility includes specialized units like an NICU and is expected to reduce transfers to Shillong.