Meghalaya Umkhrah

1. Meghalaya’s Chief Minister, Conrad K. Sangma, has initiated a noteworthy project for the development of the Wah Umkhrah riverfront.
2. The project, valued at Rs 39 crore, underscores a significant stride towards urban improvement and environmental preservation in the area.
3. This initiative aims to transform the Wah Umkhrah riverfront into a vibrant hub for recreational, cultural, and social activities, while also addressing water pollution concerns.


Shillong, Feb 07:Ā Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma has set in motion a significant project aimed at the development of the Wah Umkhrah riverfront. With an investment of Rs 39 crore, this initiative signals a pivotal step towards urban enhancement and environmental conservation in the region.

The project, inaugurated by CM Sangma, marks a commitment to revitalizing the Wah Umkhrah Riverfront, transforming it into a vibrant and accessible space. It seeks to address longstanding concerns of water pollution while enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the area.

Once renowned for its natural beauty, the Wah Umkhrah Riverfront has experienced degradation over the years due to rapid urbanization.

Through this initiative, efforts are underway to restore its former glory and make it a focal point for recreational, cultural, and social activities.


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CM Sangma emphasized the importance of community participation in safeguarding the city’s rivers and streams, underscoring their significance in defining the local identity.

He urged citizens to actively contribute to the success of the project, emphasizing the need for collective responsibility in environmental conservation.

The Wah Umkhrah Riverfront development project represents a holistic approach to urban rejuvenation, integrating modern amenities with ecological sustainability.

It holds the promise of enriching the lives of residents, preserving biodiversity, and fostering a renewed sense of pride in the region’s natural heritage.