Overview
- Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K. Sangma visited the Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre in Hyderabad and called it one of the country’s best models for tech-enabled governance.
- Sangma said Meghalaya will send a delegation to Hyderabad to study the centre’s Technology Fusion Centre, large real-time video wall and the integrated Dial-112 emergency response system.
- He stressed that the centre’s value lies not just in gadgets but in its institutional setup for inter-departmental coordination and faster decision-making during crises.
- Coverage and the chief minister’s public posts make clear this is an exploratory, learning-stage commitment rather than a confirmed rollout, with no timeline, budget or implementation plan announced yet.
- Telangana’s IC&CC, opened in 2022 and presented as among India’s leading state command centres, offers a tested model Meghalaya officials want to adapt to improve citizen services and disaster response.