Shillong: A youth exchange programme is going to be organized between Meghalaya and Kerala, giving an opportunity to the youth to the rich cultural tapestry of these faraway states, understand the local ethos and create a bond of friendship.
To be organized jointly by Rotary Club of Shillong and Rotary Club of Kochi East, the programme envisions a 10-day tour of Kerala by a team of five handpicked youth to serve as cultural ambassadors of Meghalaya, beginning Jan 9 next.
“During their tour of Kerala, the local team will get free air passage and home hospitality with members of Rotary Club there. They will visit places of interest and interact with various sections,�?says Amit Saraf, president, Rotary Club of Shillong, in a statement, reports Manosh Das.
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