Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh has promised the Maram Students’ Union that state authorities will prioritize regional demands centred on educational expansion, sports infrastructure, and essential community projects.
High-Level Delegation Meeting
The Chief Minister hosted the student delegation at his official secretariat located in Babupara, Imphal, where discussions focused squarely on uplifting the youth and addressing long-standing infrastructural needs within the region. The visiting student representatives were headed by union president Ngouning Mathew.
Curriculum and College Enhancements
During the formal talks, the student leaders pressed for several critical academic improvements, most notably asking for the Maram language to be integrated into the syllabus for Classes 11 and 12, building upon its existing inclusion up to Class 10. They also urged the administration to push forward with developmental work at Don Bosco College in Maram to upgrade local learning facilities.
Sports Complexes and Accommodation Needs
To foster athletic talent and provide proper training environments for local youth, the delegation strongly advocated for building a dedicated sports complex in the area. Furthermore, they called for expediting the construction of the Tribal Guest House in Imphal to ensure reliable lodging and support for students and tribal residents traveling to the state capital.
Public Affirmation Online
Following the session, Yumnam Khemchand Singh took to X to share details about the productive exchange, noting that the agenda covered vital community advancements including higher secondary language instruction, college improvements, and lodging infrastructure. He highlighted that the student representatives emphasized the urgent need for timely project completion to benefit the local populace.
Commitment to Action
Addressing the core demands directly, the Chief Minister assured the union leaders that all presented issues would undergo careful examination and receive urgent administrative attention. He reiterated that every matter raised during the conference would be looked into on a priority basis to ensure the welfare of students and residents alike.
