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Vice-President to lay foundation stone for Rs 1,011 crore projects in Meghalaya
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🗓 06 Sep 2026, 02:35 AM
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The Vice-President will inaugurate the foundation stone ceremony for development projects worth Rs 1,011 crore in Meghalaya, marking a major central‑government investment in the state.
New Delhi – The Vice-President of India is scheduled to lay the foundation stone for a suite of development projects in Meghalaya valued at Rs 1,011 crore. The ceremony underscores the central government's commitment to accelerating infrastructure and socio‑economic growth in the northeastern state.
The projects, approved under various central schemes, aim to improve connectivity, health, education and other critical sectors, though detailed allocations have not been disclosed. Officials say the investment will generate employment opportunities and boost local economies.
The event is expected to draw senior officials from the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, state leaders and community representatives. It will be held in the state capital, Shillong, where the Vice-President will address the gathering and outline the government's vision for Meghalaya's development.
Stakeholders anticipate that the Rs 1,011 crore outlay will catalyse further private and public investments, reinforcing the region's integration with national growth trajectories.
The projects, approved under various central schemes, aim to improve connectivity, health, education and other critical sectors, though detailed allocations have not been disclosed. Officials say the investment will generate employment opportunities and boost local economies.
The event is expected to draw senior officials from the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, state leaders and community representatives. It will be held in the state capital, Shillong, where the Vice-President will address the gathering and outline the government's vision for Meghalaya's development.
Stakeholders anticipate that the Rs 1,011 crore outlay will catalyse further private and public investments, reinforcing the region's integration with national growth trajectories.