Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma jointly laid the foundation stone for the new Meghalaya House in Navi Mumbai on 8 August 2026, marking the formal handover of a plot of land by the Maharashtra government to Meghalaya.
The Maharashtra government formally handed over a plot of land in Navi Mumbai to the Meghalaya government on 8 August 2026, enabling the construction of a dedicated Meghalaya House — the state's official residential and liaison facility in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis hosted the land-handover and foundation-stone ceremony in Navi Mumbai on 8 August 2026, underscoring cooperative federalism between Maharashtra and Meghalaya — two states governed by National Democratic Alliance partners.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma travelled to Navi Mumbai on 8 August 2026 to attend the foundation-stone laying of the new Meghalaya House, which will serve as the state's official outpost in Maharashtra once completed.
Construction of the new Meghalaya House is set to begin in Navi Mumbai following the 8 August 2026 foundation-stone ceremony, providing Meghalaya with a purpose-built state guest house and liaison office in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
The 8 August 2026 foundation-stone event in Navi Mumbai marked a tangible step in inter-state relations, with Maharashtra allocating land and Meghalaya committing to build a permanent House — strengthening the administrative and cultural ties between the two states.