SHILLONG: The Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Cultural Centre, Quinton Road, distributed certificates to about 1850 trainees in a convocation held here on Saturday. The trainees received a two-month long training in computer, English language and communication and personality skills. Around 19 students received scholarships for merit and students with 100% attendance were given special acknowledgement. Computers were gifted to poor and meritorious students who performed exceptionally well in their exams. K S Kropha, Chief Secretary was present as the chief guest on the occasion.
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