- The Prime Minister will soon shift to a new residence
- What will the Old Prime Minister’s Residence be used for?
- The old Prime Minister’s residence may be converted into a government facility
New PM Residence:Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new office complex has been named Seva Tirtha. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to move into it this month. The Prime Minister’s residence is also under construction nearby. Meanwhile, the question is being raised as to what will happen to the old Prime Minister’s residence and for what purpose it will be used.
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According to information received, 7 Lok Kalyan Marg will not be abandoned or sold. It will be reused for public and administrative use. The complex is of great strategic, historical and security importance, so leaving it unused would be detrimental.
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Government and administrative use
One of the main options being considered is converting the old Prime Minister’s residence into a government facility. This may include space for high-level meetings, official conferences or other administrative functions.
Parts of the complex may be reused as a high-security government guesthouse. Such facilities are often used to host foreign dignitaries, heads of state or special delegations.
Security and support services
Even after the Prime Minister’s move, parts of the complex may be used for special defense groups or other security- needs. There is already strong security management in place, which can support government operations without major changes.
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Characteristic of Seva Tirtha
Seva Tirtha near Raisina Hills has been developed as a modern and centralized administration centre. The complex is divided into three parts: Seva Tirtha 1, Seva Tirtha 2 and Seva Tirtha 3.
- Seva Tirtha 1: Prime Minister’s Office
- Seva Tirtha 2: Cabinet Secretariat
- Seva Tirtha 3: National Security Council Secretariat
The new PMO was originally named ‘Executive Enclave’, but was renamed ‘Seva Tirtha’ in December. Special rooms for cabinet meetings have also been prepared in this complex.
