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Meghalaya CM Inaugurates ₹26.72 Cr Development Projects in Chokpot, Announces SGH’s ₹941.48 Cr Portfolio
✍️ Shillong Today
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 03:32 AM
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Chief Minister Conrad Sangma opened projects worth ₹26.72 crore in Chokpot and highlighted that the State Government has 92 schemes totaling ₹941.48 crore.
Meghalaya's Chief Minister Conrad Sangma presided over the inauguration of development works in the town of Chokpot, with a combined outlay of ₹26.72 crore. The projects, part of the state’s ongoing infrastructure push, were unveiled in a ceremony attended by local officials and community representatives.
During the event, Sangma emphasized the broader scale of the State Government’s development agenda, noting that the Meghalaya government currently oversees 92 projects worth a total of ₹941.48 crore. He described the Chokpot initiatives as critical for improving connectivity, health services, and livelihood opportunities in the remote district.
The inauguration aligns with the state’s commitment to accelerate growth in under‑served regions, aiming to bridge gaps in basic amenities and stimulate economic activity. Officials said the projects will be executed over the next 12‑18 months, with regular monitoring to ensure timely completion.
State authorities have pledged transparency and community involvement throughout the implementation phase, seeking to maximize the impact of the substantial public investment on local residents.
During the event, Sangma emphasized the broader scale of the State Government’s development agenda, noting that the Meghalaya government currently oversees 92 projects worth a total of ₹941.48 crore. He described the Chokpot initiatives as critical for improving connectivity, health services, and livelihood opportunities in the remote district.
The inauguration aligns with the state’s commitment to accelerate growth in under‑served regions, aiming to bridge gaps in basic amenities and stimulate economic activity. Officials said the projects will be executed over the next 12‑18 months, with regular monitoring to ensure timely completion.
State authorities have pledged transparency and community involvement throughout the implementation phase, seeking to maximize the impact of the substantial public investment on local residents.