Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma reaffirms the government's long-term commitment to SPARK, a program boosting soft skills for state students.
NEWire Desk • 4 Sep 2026
Meghalaya’s SPARK program is now a long-term state effort, having reached over 20,000 students to build soft skills, STEM awareness, and talent.
NEWire Desk • 2 Sep 2026
SPARK Meghalaya showcased 42 student acts across Ri-Bhoi and South West Khasi Hills, selecting district stars for the upcoming state summit.
NEWire Desk • 24 Aug 2026
Students from 12 rural schools across two Khasi Hills districts competed in the SPARK talent hunt, with six stars advancing to the state summit.
NEWire Desk • 20 Aug 2026
Meghalaya’s SPARK program is boosting student confidence through talent discovery events, now reaching 12,000 students across the state.
NEWire Desk • 18 Aug 2026
Meghalaya's SPARK initiative showcases student talent in East Khasi Hills, marking the first of 12 district events for 20,532 students statewide.
Walrik Marak • 12 Aug 2026
Meghalaya officials awarded certificates to 1,476 students as the SPARK education initiative expanded its reach across ten campuses in the state.
NEWire Desk • 27 Jul 2026
Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui awarded certificates to SPARK Meghalaya students at a ceremony in Nongtalang, emphasizing the importance of STEM learning.
NEWire Desk • 26 Jul 2026