Shillong: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma headlined the 100th anniversary of the Rilbong Sanatan Hindu Dharma Sabha. The event recognized a century of community work. During the ceremony, Sangma honored 25 local figures for their service. These individuals earned recognition for work in healthcare, education, arts, culture, entrepreneurship, women's rights, and politics.
Sangma praised the honorees for their role in shaping the state. He noted the value of celebrating those who drive social impact. "The honourees had made lasting contributions that helped shape the state and highlighted the importance of recognising individuals whose work has had a meaningful impact on society," he said.
The organization plans to hold events throughout the coming year. Sangma urged the committee to involve other localities and document the history of Rilbong. He wants them to build milestones to ensure the legacy reaches future generations. He closed the event by wishing the community continued unity, progress, and service.
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