SHILLONG, Jan 29: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Thursday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and briefed him about the northeastern state’s development in various sectors.
Sangma and Modi also held strategic discussions on Meghalaya’s future growth, an official release said.
The CM highlighted Meghalaya’s economic performance, improvements in maternal health and human development indicators, strengthening of large processing units and market linkages to double farmers income, preparations for hosting the 39th National Games in 2027, and efforts in preserving and promoting its cultural heritage, it said.
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Sangma also submitted a set of documents to the PM, outlining the state’s future vision and seeking continued support from the Centre.
“These included a note on Meghalaya’s ‘Vision 2032’ for sustained economic growth, and proposals aimed at maintaining the state’s development momentum in alignment with the national vision of Viksit Bharat,” the release said.
The chief minister also expressed appreciation for the Centre’s recognition of the state’s living heritage – the national acknowledgement and global nomination of the ‘Living Root Bridge Cultural Landscape’, it added. (PTI)
