Historic Final Cabinet Meeting at South Block Before Move to Seva Teerth
The Indian Cabinet convened for the last time at the historic South Block on February 13, 2026, marking a significant transition in the nation's administrative landscape. This final meeting symbolizes the end of an era as key government functions prepare to relocate to the newly established Seva Teerth complex.
Seva Teerth: A Consolidated Hub for Governance
Seva Teerth, a set of three modern buildings, is set to become the new epicenter of India's governance. This complex will house several critical offices that were previously scattered across different locations within the Central Vista area. The consolidation aims to enhance operational efficiency and coordination among top government bodies.
The offices moving to Seva Teerth include:
- The Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
- The National Security Council Secretariat
- The Cabinet Secretariat
This strategic move is part of broader efforts to modernize India's administrative infrastructure and streamline governmental processes.
Prime Minister Modi's Address from New Offices
Following the relocation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to address the public from the new offices at Seva Teerth. This address is expected to highlight the benefits of the consolidated setup and outline future governance initiatives. The move is seen as a step towards more integrated and responsive administration.
The transition from South Block to Seva Teerth represents a pivotal moment in India's governance history, emphasizing modernization and efficiency in public service delivery.
