Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Meghalaya Launches Clean Shillong Campaign for National Games
Meghalaya is starting a new project called 'Mission Clean Shillong 2027' to make Shillong a very clean city.
The goal is to have clean streets, water, and air.
The state wants to make the city look great before hosting the National Games, where many athletes and visitors will come.
The project is led by the state's leader, CM Conrad K Sangma.
It will involve everyone in the community, from local groups to regular citizens.
They will organize cleaning events and be rewarded for keeping the area tidy.
The government is asking people to share their ideas for the project until June 25.
Meghalaya launched 'Mission Clean Shillong 2027' to transform Shillong into a clean city.
The initiative is led by CM Conrad K Sangma, focusing on 'litter-free streets, pristine waters, and pure air'.
The campaign is timed with Shillong hosting the next National Games.
The mission emphasizes participatory governance with community-led clean-up drives.
Public feedback on the draft campaign document is open until June 25.
- Who
- Led by CM Conrad K Sangma, involving citizens, civil society organizations, and local leaders.
- What
- The launch of 'Mission Clean Shillong 2027', a campaign for a cleaner city.
- When
- Currently, with public feedback open until June 25.
- Where
- Shillong, Meghalaya
- Why
- To transform Shillong into one of India's cleanest cities and prepare for the National Games.
- State
- Meghalaya
- City
- Shillong
- Campaign Name
- Mission Clean Shillong 2027
- Campaign Leader
- CM Conrad K Sangma
- Event Hosting
- National Games
- Public Feedback Deadline
- June 25