List of Chief Ministers (CM) of Meghalaya (1970 - 2024)

Sl.No	Chief Minister	From	To	Party Name
1	Conrad Sangma	06 Mar 2018	Present	National People's Party
2	Mukul Sangma	05 Mar 2013	06 Mar 2018	INC
3	Mukul Sangma	20 Apr 2010	05 Mar 2013	INC
4	D. D. Lapang	13 May 2009	19 Apr 2010	INC
5	President's rule	18 Mar 2009	12 May 2009
6	Donkupar Roy	19 Mar 2008	18 Mar 2009	United Democratic Party
7	D. D. Lapang	04 Mar 2008	19 Mar 2008	INC
8	D. D. Lapang	10 Mar 2007	04 Mar 2008	INC
9	J. D. Rymbai	15 Jun 2006	10 Mar 2007	INC
10	D. D. Lapang	04 Mar 2003	15 Jun 2006	INC
11	Flinder Anderson Khonglam	08 Dec 2001	08 Dec 2001	Independent
12	E. K. Mawlong	08 Mar 2000	08 Dec 2001	United Democratic Party
13	B. B. Lyngdoh	10 Mar 1998	08 Mar 2000	United Democratic Party
14	S. C. Marak	27 Feb 1998	10 Mar 1998	INC
15	S. C. Marak	19 Feb 1993	27 Feb 1998	INC
16	D.D. Lapang	05 Feb 1992	19 Feb 1993	INC
17	President's rule	11 Oct 1991	05 Feb 1992
18	B. B. Lyngdoh	26 Mar 1990	10 Oct 1991	Hill People's Union
19	P. A. Sangma	06 Feb 1988	25 Mar 1990	INC
20	Williamson A. Sangma	02 Apr 1983	05 Feb 1988	INC
21	B. B. Lyngdoh	02 Mar 1983	31 Mar 1983	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
22	Williamson A. Sangma	07 May 1981	24 Feb 1983	INC
23	B. B. Lyngdoh	07 May 1979	07 May 1981	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
24	Darwin Diengdoh Pugh	21 Feb 1979	06 May 1979	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
25	Darwin Diengdoh Pugh	10 Mar 1978	21 Feb 1979	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
26	Williamson A. Sangma	22 Nov 1976	03 Mar 1978	INC
27	Williamson A. Sangma	18 Mar 1972	21 Nov 1976	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
28	Williamson A. Sangma	21 Jan 1972	18 Mar 1972	All Party Hill Leaders Conference
29	Williamson A. Sangma	02 Apr 1970	21 Jan 1972	All Party Hill Leaders Conference

Meghalaya

Meghalaya is a state in northeastern India, bordered by Bangladesh to the south and Assam to the north and east. The state is known for its natural beauty, with dense forests, hills, and waterfalls. Meghalaya is also one of the wettest places on earth, receiving heavy rainfall throughout the year. The state is home to several indigenous tribes, including the Khasi, Garo, and Jaintia people, each with its own distinct culture and language. The Khasi Hills, which are located in Meghalaya, are known for their unique living root bridges, which are made by weaving the roots of trees together.