New Delhi: Some ministries will be taken to new buildings-paving the way for rapidly tracking the revival of the country’s power corridor along the Kartavya road-to allow the reconstruction of the old addresses such as Nirma Bhavans and Shastri Bhavan.For example, home affairs, rural development and ministries of micro, small and medium enterprises, and Personnel Department will be transferred to the newly created CCS-3 (Common Central Secretary) building. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs will be temporarily transferred to the kilo route, about half a km from the Central Vista region.PM Narendra Modi had asked ministers and top bureaucrats to work with old buildings. On 9 June, an office order was issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs that it was mentioned that its offices would be transferred from Neeram Bhavan to the newly constructed office premises by 1 July.Some offices of the Ministry of Foreign Ministry working from the entire Home Ministry, Personnel Department and Northern Block and Shastri Bhavan; The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas operated from Shastri Bhavan; And according to the circular to the Ministry of Rural Development operated from Krishi Bhavan, a place has been allotted in CCS-3.Sources said that with the Ministry of Urban Affairs, who is leading the Central Vista redevelopment project, first to go out, many see it as a sign for other ministries to see it as a sign for other ministries to temporarily exit their current buildings for the redevelopment of Nirma Bhavana and Shastri Bhavan over the next few months.Officials said that two other CCS buildings along the Cartavya road would be operational soon, and later, the Ministry of Finance will also move from North Block to another building. A source said, “Since these three (CCS) buildings will have space to accommodate more offices, a call will be taken soon to allocate space to other ministry like Health Ministry.”
