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One of the winner of the Meghalaya Day Run (over 12.8 km) organized by the Sports & Youth Affairs Department as part of Meghalaya Day being felicitated with cash prize and merit certificate by Chief minister Mukul Sangma in the city on Wednesday. The Assam Rifles team swept almost all prizes across standing first in all three categories and winning 7 out of the 9 prizes for men.
One of the winner of the Meghalaya Day Run (over 12.8 km) organized by the Sports & Youth Affairs Department as part of Meghalaya Day being felicitated with cash prize and merit certificate by Chief minister Mukul Sangma in the city on Wednesday. The Assam Rifles team swept almost all prizes across standing first in all three categories and winning 7 out of the 9 prizes for men.
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