Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Meghalaya CM Sangma Pushes Child-Centric Reforms, Inaugurates Ramakrishna Mission College
Meghalaya's chief minister said the state's education system needs changes to better help kids.
He opened a new college started by Ramakrishna Mission.
This is the first such college in the Northeast.
The CM thanked the mission for helping the state's education for over 100 years.
The new college will teach kids to lead, serve, and help their communities.
Meghalaya CM Conrad K Sangma acknowledged challenges in the state's education sector
He called for child-centric reforms and systemic restructuring
Sangma inaugurated Ramakrishna Mission College in Sohra, the first in Northeast
The college aims to inspire, nurture values, and empower children
CM expressed gratitude for Ramakrishna Mission's century-long service to Meghalaya's education
- Who
- Meghalaya CM Conrad K Sangma, Ramakrishna Mission
- What
- Called for child-centric reforms and inaugurated Ramakrishna Mission College
- When
- November 19, 2022
- Where
- Sohra, Meghalaya
- Why
- To improve Meghalaya's education sector and continue Ramakrishna Mission's service
Government's Perspective
Ramakrishna Mission's Perspective
Education Sector Challenges
Government's Perspective
CM Sangma acknowledged systemic structural issues and significant spending without quality results
Ramakrishna Mission's Perspective
Ramakrishna Mission has been dedicated to holistic education and character building for over 100 years
- Founded By
- Swami Vivekananda
- Affiliation
- Capt Williamson Sangma State University
- Location
- Nongthymmai, Sohra, Meghalaya
- Mission's Service
- Over 100 years in Meghalaya's education and social development
- Challenges Acknowledged
- Systemic structural issues, significant spending without quality results
- CM's Call
- Child-centric reforms, systemic restructuring, rationalising schools
