NONGSTOIN: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma inaugurated the newly constructed building of Synod College in Nongstoin, West Khasi Hills district, along with a library and interactive smart classrooms aimed at strengthening the institution’s educational infrastructure.
Sharing the development on X, the Chief Minister underscored the importance of education in Meghalaya’s progress and highlighted the state government’s efforts over the past eight years to improve the education ecosystem, from foundational learning to higher education.
The newly inaugurated facilities are intended to provide students with an improved academic environment, with library resources and technology-enabled classrooms supporting teaching and learning activities.
Sangma also acknowledged the contribution of the Presbyterian Church and the Synod College community to education and nation-building. He expressed his appreciation for their continued commitment and emphasised the importance of collective efforts to create better learning environments for students.
The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to working with educational institutions and other stakeholders to expand opportunities for the youth of Meghalaya.
The development adds to the educational infrastructure in West Khasi Hills and highlights the importance of strengthening higher education facilities to support students and promote academic growth across the state.
