Archive · 15 Dec 2025
CM Conrad Sangma lays foundation for Meghalaya House annexe
The Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Conrad K. Sangma, started building a new addition to the Meghalaya House in New Delhi.
This new building will have 24 guest rooms and a meeting hall.
It will cost Rs 22 crore to build the first part.
The Chief Minister wants the new building to be very nice and show the culture of Meghalaya.
It will help people from Meghalaya who visit Delhi for work, school, or medical reasons.
The current Meghalaya House is quite old, built in 1971, and is on a 1.99-acre plot.
The Chief Minister hopes the new building will be finished on time and will have good facilities.
CM Conrad K. Sangma laid the foundation stone for a new annexe of Meghalaya House in New Delhi.
The first phase includes 24 guest rooms, a meeting hall, and will cost Rs 22 crore.
The existing Meghalaya House was built in 1971 and is spread over 1.99 acres.
The new annexe aims to accommodate more visitors from Meghalaya for various purposes.
CM directed officials to ensure high-quality construction with modern amenities and cultural representation.
- Who
- Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma and other officials
- What
- Laying the foundation stone for Meghalaya House annexe
- When
- December 15 (specific year not mentioned)
- Where
- New Delhi, on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road
- Why
- To enhance accommodation for visitors from Meghalaya and reflect the state's culture
- Location
- Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road, New Delhi
- Cost
- Rs 22 crore (first phase)
- Guest Rooms
- 24 (first phase)
- Existing Complex Size
- 1.99 acres
- Key Officials Present
- Deputy CM Prestone Tynsong, GAD Minister Sosthenes Sohtun
- Purpose
- Accommodate visitors from Meghalaya for official, medical, and other needs
- CM's Directive
- High-quality construction with modern amenities and cultural representation