paid heartfelt tribute to Late PA Sangma, former Lok Sabha Speaker and Chief Minister of
Meghalaya, during a solemn ceremony marking his 77th birth anniversary today. Late Sangma was
remembered as an exemplary statesman and a beacon of inspiration and was honored with floral
tributes by the entire USTM family.
In this context, Shri Mahbubul Hoque reflected on the enduring influence of Late PA Sangma and
said that he has been an all-time inspiration and great support to USTM since its inception. “His
memory is our guiding light,” Hoque stated, highlighting the upcoming PA Sangma International
Medical College and Hospital, a cutting-edge multi-specialty facility approved by the Meghalaya
Cabinet, as a tribute to Late PA Sangma’s legacy.
Prof GD Sharma, Vice Chancellor of USTM, emphasized the university’s dedication to preserving Late
PA Sangma’s memory, noting, “At USTM, we honor his legacy through the establishment of a Chair
for Tribal Research and by naming a university block after him. These efforts ensure that future
generations will continue to draw inspiration from his life and ideals.”
Dr. Rashna Dass Hazarika, Medical Superintendent of PIMC, echoed these sentiments, praising Late
PA Sangma as a visionary leader and founder of the National People’s Party (NPP), the first national
political party from the North East. “His legacy continues to inspire us, and we remain forever
grateful to him,” she remarked.

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