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Chief Minister Mukul Sangma addresses the gathering during the concluding day of the State-Level Leadership Development Programme organized by the Meghalaya Pradesh Youth Congress (MPYC) at the Aurobindo Institute of Indian Culture in the city on Friday. Sangma said that workshops are a very good way to understand and solve problems faced by the common people. Expressing hope that the state will benefit from this training programme, he told the trainees that being leaders themselves, they should find solutions to the problems. (ST)
Chief Minister Mukul Sangma addresses the gathering during the concluding day of the State-Level Leadership Development Programme organized by the Meghalaya Pradesh Youth Congress (MPYC) at the Aurobindo Institute of Indian Culture in the city on Friday. Sangma said that workshops are a very good way to understand and solve problems faced by the common people. Expressing hope that the state will benefit from this training programme, he told the trainees that being leaders themselves, they should find solutions to the problems. (ST)
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