Meghalaya Aims to Triple Economy by 2032, Governor Highlights Rapid Growth

• Meghalaya Governor C H Vijayashankar announced the state is on track to triple its economy by 2032, urging collective commitment for growth.
• The state recorded a 9.66% real GSDP growth and is the second fastest-growing state, maintaining a 10% average growth for three years post-pandemic.
• Economy nearly doubled from Rs 29,508 crore in 2018 to Rs 59,626 crore in 2025, with 'Vision 2032' aiming for top 10 per capita income and SDG performance.
• Significant infrastructure projects worth over Rs 12,000 crore are underway, including roads, power, and tourism, attracting over Rs 1,800 crore in private investment.
• Improvements in social sectors include 83% rural tap water connections, expanded healthcare, increased education spending, and a 60% rise in tourism.