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Delivering his address, Chief Minister, Shri Conrad K Sangma, congratulating the college on its 15th Foundation Day said the day is also to recognise the people who established the college, the community that sustained it, the teachers who carried its academic work and the students and families who placed their confidence in it. Remembering the contributions of Late Hopingstone Lyngdoh he said, “On this day I pay my respects and gratitude to Late Hopingstone Lyngdoh the founder and architect of this college and a great leader of our state,” and fondly recalled the close association of Late Hopingstone Lyngdoh with Late P A Sangma and the family.

On Education the Chief Minister said that it is the most important sector for ant government without which a society or nation will not move forward in the desired pace stating that education is the most powerful way to bring change in society. “For us as a government education has been a top priority,” he said and shared the transformative and reformative of the education sector in the state since 2018 from greater budget allocation, improved pass percentage in board examinations, improved PGI ranking, establishment of colleges and higher and technical institutions, improved, renovated and new school buildings etc. “Education has seen a change and we are moving in the right direction but our journey is far from completion with a lot more to do in this sector,” he added