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Meghalaya CM: Higher Secondary School Shortage Fuels Student Dropouts
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Meghalaya CM: Higher Secondary School Shortage Fuels Student Dropouts

✍️ EdexLive 🗓 05 Nov 2026, 02:40 AM 👁 6
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Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has stated that a lack of higher secondary schools within the state is contributing to student dropouts.

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has highlighted a concerning trend in the state's education system: a shortage of higher secondary schools is leading to a rise in student dropouts. Sangma emphasized the issue during a recent address, stating that the limited availability of these crucial educational institutions is forcing students to abandon their studies prematurely. This situation, he argued, has serious implications for the future of Meghalaya's youth and the state's overall development. The Chief Minister's statement underscores the urgent need for increased investment in secondary education infrastructure within the state.
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