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Vice President Announces ₹1,011 Crore Allocation for Meghalaya on 7th
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🗓 06 Sep 2026, 02:35 AM
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The Vice President announced a fund of 1,011 crore rupees to be released for Meghalaya on the 7th, as reported by Hub News.
New Delhi – The Vice President of India disclosed that a total of ₹1,011 crore will be released for the northeastern state of Meghalaya on the 7th of this month. The announcement, made during a press briefing, highlighted the central government's commitment to supporting development projects in the region.
The funds are expected to be channeled into infrastructure, health, and education initiatives, although specific allocations were not detailed in the statement. State officials have welcomed the move, describing it as a timely boost for ongoing schemes.
The Vice President emphasized that the allocation aligns with the broader goal of balanced regional growth and will be monitored closely to ensure effective utilization. Further details on the disbursement schedule are likely to be released by the Ministry of Finance in the coming weeks.
Meghalaya's Chief Minister has pledged to work closely with the central authorities to prioritize projects that address local needs, particularly in remote and underserved areas.
The announcement comes amid a series of fiscal measures aimed at strengthening the economy of India's northeastern states.
The funds are expected to be channeled into infrastructure, health, and education initiatives, although specific allocations were not detailed in the statement. State officials have welcomed the move, describing it as a timely boost for ongoing schemes.
The Vice President emphasized that the allocation aligns with the broader goal of balanced regional growth and will be monitored closely to ensure effective utilization. Further details on the disbursement schedule are likely to be released by the Ministry of Finance in the coming weeks.
Meghalaya's Chief Minister has pledged to work closely with the central authorities to prioritize projects that address local needs, particularly in remote and underserved areas.
The announcement comes amid a series of fiscal measures aimed at strengthening the economy of India's northeastern states.