Speaker asks graduates to uphold positive values at CTE Tura event

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TURA, Oct 21: Meghalaya Legislative Assembly Speaker, Thomas A. Sangma, on Monday urged graduating students of the College of Teacher Education (CTE), Rongkhon, Tura, to uphold the values of humility, service and excellence as they embark on their journey as future educators and change-makers.
He was speaking at the Felicitation and Graduation Ceremony 2025 held at the college auditorium to honour five batches of alumni (2019-2025) and the outgoing students of the current academic session. The event celebrated the achievements of graduating teacher trainees and recognised the contributions of past pupils who continue to uphold the institution’s legacy of excellence in teacher education.
The ceremony was attended by alumni from various districts of Meghalaya.
The gathering served as a joyful reunion and an opportunity to celebrate the continued accomplishments of its alumni in the fields of education and community service.
The programme began with the National Anthem, followed by a Bible reading and prayer led by Dr Monish Ch. Marak.
A warm welcome address was delivered by CTE IQAC Co-ordinator Dr Silse D. Marak, who extended greetings to the dignitaries, faculty members, alumni and students.
In his address, the Speaker said the event was not only an acknowledgment of academic excellence but also a celebration of perseverance, growth and personal transformation.
He lauded the students for their dedication and commitment during their years at CTE, while noting that their journey had been marked by meaningful learning, exploration and service through classroom engagements, practice teaching, and community outreach.
Distinguished guests at the event included Fr (Dr) Pius Varghese, SDB, principal of Don Bosco College of Teacher Education, Tura, and Dr Meena A. Sangma, principal of CTE, Rongkhon.
Both congratulated the graduates and alumni on their achievements and encouraged them to uphold professional integrity while contributing meaningfully to the field of education.
A major highlight of the ceremony was the felicitation of alumni from five batches (2019-2025), along with the graduation ceremony for outgoing students, during which both present and past pupils received their provisional certificates and mementos.
The event also saw the release of the CTE College Magazine 2025.
The celebration concluded on a vibrant note with colourful song and dance performances by students and alumni.

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