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A free Medical Health Camp organized by the Mawryngkneng Area Development Council under the leadership of Pyniaid Sing Syiem in collaboration with Nazareth Hospital Shillong was held at Mawlyngad Village on June 15. Around 150 people were benefited from the camp. Free medicines were also distributed. The Doctors were assisted by 7 American Medical students.
A free Medical Health Camp organized by the Mawryngkneng Area Development Council under the leadership of Pyniaid Sing Syiem in collaboration with Nazareth Hospital Shillong was held at Mawlyngad Village on June 15. Around 150 people were benefited from the camp. Free medicines were also distributed. The Doctors were assisted by 7 American Medical students.
HSSLC (Arts) first position holder Evamagricia Snaitang along with the members of Kur Hynñiew Kynthei Snaitang, Raibah after being felicitated at Tlongpleng, South West Khasi Hills District on Saturday.
HSSLC (Arts) first position holder Evamagricia Snaitang along with the members of Kur Hynñiew Kynthei Snaitang, Raibah after being felicitated at Tlongpleng, South West Khasi Hills District on Saturday.
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