Meghalaya Government recently unveiled four more districts, taking the tally to eleven in this hill state. Four new districts are: South West Khasi Hills, headquartered at Mawkyrwat; North Garo Hills, headquartered at Resubelpara; South West Garo Hills, headquartered at Ampati and East Jaintia Hills, headquartered at Khliehriat. In addition to that, name of Jaintia Hills has now been changed to East Jaintia Hills through a government notification, which is headquartered at Jowai. While inaugurating these districts, Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma said, creating more districts would bring administration closer to the people. He, however, urged people of the new districts to extend their full support to the government enabling it to fulfil their aspirations. Stating that there have been too many instances where the government has not been permitted to do its work, he urged the people not to waste time by resorting to agitations. In this regard, Dr. Sangma said, there has been remarkable change in the last two years which has enabled the government to perform its duties. Using a small family as an example of efficient management, the CM informed that the government has adopted this concept with regard to governance as well. Stressing on the fact that rapid and people centric development can only come about with small districts in place, Dr Sangma said, this is but the beginning of a long journey of development.