Bringing efficiency in governance by prioritizing development activities and citizen centric schemes. Some of the notable flagship initiatives of the government so far……..

Namroro-silroroani cholrangko ra·bae aro manderangni namgnina cholrangko dake sorkariko rikaniko namdapata. Da·ona kingking sorkarini iandake a·bachengatgiparangara...

Ban wanrah ia ka rukom synshar kaba beit da kaba buh ia ka roi ka par ha khmat eh bad ki skim ba ia dei bad u Paidbah. Katto katne ki program ba kongsan jong ka Sorkar haduh mynta ...

Flagship Initiatives

Flagship a·bachengatanirang

Ki Program ba kongsan

Create pathways for Meghalaya’s youth in achieving their fullest potential and becoming engaged, skilled, creative, responsible and empowered members of the local and global community.

Meghalayani chadamberangna ga·subatgipa aro bil ama dipet chu·sokanirangko man·a cholrangko bikote on·a jedakode uamang a·songtangosan ong·aigija a·gilsak gimikoba changgipa-sapgipa, dakgniko u·igipa aro biltango ga·chatgipa manderang ong·na amgen.

-	Youth development framework 
-	Several key interventions around 9 key thrust areas 
-	Education, Health & Wellbeing, Counselling & Mentoring, Employment Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Sports, Cultural & creative industries, Engagement & Leadership, Inclusion and Environmental Consciousness

Ban thaw lad thaw lynti ia ki samla ka Meghalaya ba kin lah ban long ki briew kiba trei shitom bad kiba noh synniang sha la ka jylla bad ka Ri.

Youth Policy 2021

Chadamberangna Policy 2021

Ka Youth Policy 2021

Investment of Rs1700 Cr for developing major roads in;1000 Kms of rural roads developed in last two years and and target to construct1850 Km road in next 2 years - Iconic bridge construction over Umngot, Shella and Damring rivers

Mongsonggipa ramarangko tarina Rs 1700 croreko chamsoa, 1000km sorokrangkko bilsignini gisepo songrango taria, aro 1850 km sorokrangko re·baenggipa bilsignio tarina manchisoa- Umgnot, Shella aro Damring chibimarangni kosako dal·gipa niksenggipa dolongrangko rika.

-	Rs. 1,700 Cr investment in major roads- Bajendoba-Resubelpara Medipathar-Damra Road, the Umling Patharkhmah Road, The Pasyih-Grampani Road, Mairang Ranigodown Road Road and the Rongram Phulbari Road to be completed by 2022
-	1,000 Kms of rural roads completed in last 2 years
-	1850 Kms target in next 2 years
-	Iconic bridge construction over Umngot, Shella and Damring rivers

Ka jingmang ba 1700 klur tyngka ban shna ia ki surok baheh, la dep ban pyntrei 1000 km ka surok ha ki thain nongkyndong ha kine ki ar snem ba la dep bad ka thong ban shna surok sa 1850 km ha kine ki ar snem ban wan - ka jingtei ia ka jingkieng ba heh halor ka wah Umngot, Shella bad Damring.

Roads & Bridges

Rama jal·angrang

Ki surok bad ki jingkieng

Development of Iconic Infrastructure Projects like PA Sangma Football Stadium in Tura, JNS Sports Complex and International Centre for Performing Arts (SICPAC) Shillong, Tribal Research Institute at Babadam, and other major projects undertaken.

Ga·sugipa daka-rikanirang jekai PA Sangma Football Stadium,Tura; JNS Sports Complex and International Centre for Performing Arts (SICPAC) Shillong, Babadam Tribal Research Institute, aro gipin mongsonggipa projectrang

-	PA Sangma Football Stadium in Tura
-	Tribal Research Institute at Babadam
-	Shillong International Centre for Performing Arts (SICPAC)

Ka jingtei ia ki project kum ka PA Sangma Football Stadium ha Tura, ka JNS Sports Complex bad ka International Centre for Performing Arts (SICPAC) ha Shillong, ka Tribal Research Institute at Babadam, bad kiwei kiwei ki project baheh la sdang ban pyntrei.

Infrastructure Development

Nokrangko rike silroro-namroroatani

Ka jingtei bad jingshna ia ki surok, ki iing heh bad kiwei kiwei

Entrepreneurs provided with kick start grants upto Rs 5 lakhs; interest and collateral free loans upto Rs. 25 Lakh- PRIME Urban E-championship Challenge' 2021 –  1600+ applicants registered

Bading-chiwalna a·bachengatgiparangna a·bachengo Rs 5 ona kingking tangka-paisarangko on·a, Interest aro gamdapani gri tangkarangko srona Rs25 lakh ona kingking, PRIME Urban E-championship Challenge'2021- 1600 manderangna bate dorgasto gale nimung segataha

-	Kick Start Grants Up to Rs 5 lakhs
-	Interest Free and Collateral loans Up to Rs. 25 Lakh
-	Chief Minister's E-championship challenge – 1600 entrepreneurs applicants in 2021

La ai sha ki nongseng kam lajong 5 lak tyngka ba kin sdang ia la ki kam, ki lah ban ioh ram khlem ka sut haduh 25 lak tyngka - ia ka PRIME Urban E-championship Challenge 2021 la ioh palat 1600 ngut kiba thep kyrteng

PRIME-Promotion and Incubation of Market Driven Enterprise (Rural & Urban)

PRIME- Market Driven Enterpriseko tang·doatani aro name  rakkiani (Song aro jillao)

PRIME Urban E-Championship

PRIME- Ka jingkyntiew bad jingpynskhem ia ki kynhun jong ka khayi pateng (ha sor bad nongkyndong)

Financial Assistance, Credit and Value Chain Development Facility for Farmers- Support of Rs 5000/- to every Household- More than 30,000 Farmers Registered (Aug, 2021) -Rs.12 Crore Credit Support transferred to Farmer’s Account

Tangka-paisachi dakchakani, game cha·giparangna Credit and Value Chain Development Facility- Rs 5000 nokprako on·e dakchakani, Sak 30,000 na bate game cha·giparang bimung segataha (Aug, 2021) Rs 12 Crore Credit Supportko game cha·giparangni accountona chipata

-   Support in Funding, Value Chain, Credit Access
-	Rs.5000/- support to each farming household
-	30,000 farmers registered
-	Rs.12 Crore support transferred to farmer’s bank account

Ka jingai pisa, ka jingai ram, bad ka jingiarap ban kyntiew ia ki mar jong ki nongrep - ban ai jingkyrshan 5000 tyngka sha kawei pa kawei ka longiing - palat 30,000 ngut ki nongrep ki la dep pynrung kyrteng (haduh Nailar 2021) - la dep ban phah 12 klur tyngka sha ki bank account jong ki nongrep.

FOCUS - Farmers’ Collectivization for Upscaling Production and Marketing System

FOCUS- Game cha·giparangni ge·a-gamaniko chimonge, uarangko dakaniko tang·doate pala-sim·ani chol

FOCUS- Farmers’ Collectivization for Upscaling Production and Marketing Systems

FOCUS - Ka jingiatreilang ki nongrep ban kyntiew ia ka jingpynmih ia ki mar rep bad ia ka ka iew ka hat

Winter Tales (Shopping Festival) - Shillong

Umngot River Festival-Dawki

Cherry Blossom Festival

Me Gong Festival

Citizen Engagement,     Collective Governance,   Progressive Meghalaya

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General Scheme

Tourism

500+ Artists to be supported financially and platform

Carrying Forward Meghalaya's Music Legacy

Meghalaya Grassroot Music Project

For the implementation of road works under the P.M.G.S.Y. program, the government of Meghalaya has created a state Rural Road Development Agency for the construction of 645.24 Km of road under four subsequent phases benefitting 230 eligible habitations. Meghalaya is one of the eight states selected under the World Bank-funded P.M.G.S.Y. Rural Roads Project.

Connecting Rural and Urban Meghalaya by constructing all weather roads across the state. With a total investment of Rs 1,700 Cr., the government aims to enhance people’s connectivity by constructing 2850 kms of road by the year 2023. Major projects have been undertaken by the government to build highways and roads in remote locations and building iconic bridge on major rivers.

PMGSY-Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana

PMGSY

Under the ‘Chief Minister’s Mobilization Support for Producers’ Program, launched in 2021 the government of Meghalaya extends its support to the farmer and producer group with easy access to credits, better transportation, and marketing infrastructure to level up their enterprises.

FOCUS- Farmers’ Collectivization for Upscaling Production and Marketing Systems – Support in Funding, Value Chain development, machinery support, market linkages, transportation, and aggregation of produce are a few of its services. An initial mobilization fund of Rs.5000/- to each member of the producer group is provided. The program aims to enhance the livelihood of Meghalaya’s farmers through interventions across the value chain.

FOCUS - Farmers Collectivization For Upscaling Production and Marketing System

Meghalaya has emerged as one of the successful states under MGNREGA Program. With the support of VECs, the state has achieved more than 70% of the set target for FY 2020-21 and aims to provide an income support of Rs 17,000 pa to the beneficiary through e-FMS.

Providing livelihood opportunities to rural households is a key focus area for the Government. Through MNREGS, the Government of Meghalaya has been transforming the lives of rural people and at the same time building infrastructure assets that benefit them in a unique community-led collaborative manner. In the 1st quarter of 2021, through the scheme, an amount of Rs.14,500/- cash support per registered household has been provided

MGNREGA-Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme

On World Literacy Day (8th Sep), let us reaffirm our commitment to make quality education accessible for all.  
On the occasion of Teachers Day (5th Sep), we would like to wish all teachers who have enriched our lives and continue enriching the lives of others a very happy Teachers Day.  On India’s 75th Independence day (15th Aug), I salute our frontline healthcare workers, doctors, nurses, volunteers, community leaders, police personnel, municipal workers and district administration teams who selflessly risked their lives to serve others in need during COVID-19 pandemic

World Literacy Day (8th Sep)o, hai an·ching namgipa ski-poraniko pilakna gipatna ku·mikchetna.  Teacher’s Day (5th Sept) o, pilak nama skianiko on·gipa aro janggi tanganiko namdapatgipa aro namdapaniko on·enggipa skigiparangna salamko on·a gita ska. 
Indiani 75 gipa Jakgitelani sal (15th Aug)o, chingni mikkango chadenge Covid-19 sajinma-sagopko warachakenggipa an·seng-baljokanina kam ka·enggipa aro sanenggipa nurserang, doctorrang, an·tangko on·kange ka·giparang, songsarni dilgiparang, pulis manderang, municipalo ka·giparang aro a·jako chalaigipa dolrangna janggitangtangko kengnio done sakgipinko chelchakanina salamko on·a.

Ha ka sngi rakhe ia ka World Literacy Day (8th Sep), to ngin iai kular jong ngin pynioh ia ka lad sha ka pule dangle kaba bha na ka bynta baroh. 
Ha ka sngi rakhe ia ka Sngi Burom Nonghhikai (5th Sept), ngi kwah ban ai khublei ia baroh ki nonghikai kiba la pynriewspah ia ka jingim jong ngi bad kiba dang iai bteng ban pynriewspah ia ka jingim jong kiwei.
Ha ka sngi rakhe ia ka Sngi Laitluid kaba 75, (15th Aug), ngi ai khublei ia ki nongtrei ka koit ka khiah kiba ha khmat eh; ki doctor, ki nos, ki nongtrei mon sngewbha, ki nongkit kam shnong, ki pulit, ki nongtrei municipal, bad ki bor synshar district kiba la aiti lut ialade, ki ba la buh ia la ki jingim ha ka jingma khnang ban shakri ia kiwei ha ka por ba khie ka Khlam Covid-19.

Chief Minister's Messages

Skotong Ministerni agananirang

Ki jingkren u Myntri Rangbah

H. Saiborne, a lecturer in a private college under the Hima, faced challenges upon retirement, lacking both pension and the last month's salary. However, government initiatives like the Pension Scheme provided a lifeline, enabling him to navigate survival with the modest pension received. This support underscores the government's dedication to aiding those who have long supported others, offering not just financial assistance but also a glimmer of hope for a better tomorrow.

H. Saiborne, a lecturer in a private college under the Hima, faced challenges upon retirement, lacking both pension and the last month's salary

H. Saiborne

Jeremy Foster Nongrum shares a remarkable story highlighting the transformative impact of high-speed internet connectivity in Meghalaya. He vividly recalls the days when dropped calls and unreliable internet plagued daily life, hindering communication and posing challenges for businesses. However, with the advent of high-speed internet, a new era dawned. Jeremy recounts how seamless communication and improved connectivity have revolutionized business operations, enabling smoother transactions, enhanced customer service, and expanded market reach. Entrepreneurs like himself now leverage online platforms to showcase their products and services, reaching wider audiences beyond geographical constraints. The connectivity revolution has not only boosted productivity but also fostered innovation and collaboration among businesses in Meghalaya. Jeremy reflects on the profound change this technological advancement has brought, envisioning a future where every individual in the region can harness the power of high-speed internet to thrive in both personal and professional endeavours.

Jeremy Foster Nongrum shares a remarkable story highlighting the transformative impact of high-speed internet connectivity in Meghalaya

Jeremy Foster Nongrum

Pharning Jana, a 43-year-old male with locomotor disability, attended tailoring training at Wellspring Social Service Society in 2012 and excelled in tailoring and embroidery. As a member of DPO Mawkhap and IFAD, he received a 40% disability certificate and government pension. Selected for the MSSDS sustainable livelihood project, he completed a refresher course in 2018 with full attendance. Now self-employed, he earns about Rs.150/- daily from stitching orders, supplemented by loans from NHFDC for expanding his business into grocery, poultry, piggery, fishing, and purchasing an auto rickshaw for mobility

Pharning Jana, a 43-year-old male with locomotor disability, attended tailoring training at Wellspring Social Service Society in 2012 and excelled in tailoring and embroidery.

Pharning Jana

Previously, transportation posed numerous challenges for our children's education at Rainbow School. Recognizing this, we reached out to the Chief Minister’s office for assistance. We express our gratitude to our chief minister for his support in providing us a small vehicle for the school. This invaluable asset enables us to enrich the educational experience of our students and offer them safe and dependable transportation. -Mrs Dahunshisha Rynjah, Principal, Rainbow Kids Pre school, Nongrah, Shillong

Previously, transportation posed numerous challenges for our children's education at Rainbow School. Recognizing this, we reached out to the Chief Minister’s office for assistance

Dahunshisha Rynjah

Cheryan Topsy R Sangma, in collaboration with the Government of Meghalaya, NABARD, and MRB, is revolutionizing banking in unbanked areas. Using interoperable micro-ATMs, the project expands doorstep banking, especially in remote regions, with government support of Rs 2,000 for challenging terrains. Operating in three villages, Cheryan facilitated 700 digital transactions totaling Rs 92.55 lakhs, earning a commission of Rs 0.32 lakhs in March, contributing to her monthly income of Rs 2,034. This initiative involves over 1000 business correspondents to provide essential banking services directly to residents' doorsteps, aiming to transform Meghalaya.

Cheryan Topsy R Sangma, in collaboration with the Government of Meghalaya, NABARD, and MRB, is revolutionizing banking in unbanked areas.

Cheryan Topsy R Sangma

The government has introduced smart classrooms in schools across East Jaiñtia Hills, significantly transforming the teaching-learning dynamic for both educators and students. Kongka Dhar, a teacher at Sein Raij Higher Secondary School in Jalaphet, East Jaiñtia Hills, emphasized the benefits of this initiative, stating, "It helps both the teachers and students to learn the topics systematically, which makes it easier to further provide education to the students in the school."

The government has introduced smart classrooms in schools across East Jaiñtia Hills, significantly transforming the teaching-learning dynamic for both educators and students

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