- PM Modi praised Meghalaya's living root bridges, and India applied to include them on the UNESCO list.
- The central government, supported by the NDA leadership, provides financial support and development packages to Meghalaya.
- A national conference has begun in Meghalaya, focusing on governance transformation and the central government's initiatives.
An initiative named ANUBHAV was launched today, based on the vision of Narendra Modi, involving Jitendra Singh.
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What happened
An initiative named ANUBHAV was launched today, based on the vision of Narendra Modi, involving Jitendra Singh.
Who's involved
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A national conference has begun in Meghalaya, focusing on governance transformation and the central government's initiatives.Also in this story
- Narendra Modi will inaugurate the ESTIC-2026 conclave in India, attended by Minister Jitendra Singh.
- Jitendra Singh visited NECTAR headquarters in Shillong and lauded the technology transfer from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.
The entities involved
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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Jitendra Singh
Indian Politician
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