Maharashtra CM Office to Move to Air India Building

The Maharashtra government is moving the Chief Minister’s office from the old Mantralaya building to a famous tower called the Air India building in Mumbai.

They bought the tower for about 1,601 crore rupees and are fixing it up so it can be used as a big government office.

The top floor will be the CM’s office and the floor below will be a meeting hall for the cabinet.

This move will bring many government departments that are currently in rented offices into one place, saving the state about 200 crore rupees each year on rent.

The Public Works Minister said the new office will be modern, safe, and friendly for people who visit.

The building is ready to open in a few months, and it will also have parking for cars.

The plan is part of a bigger effort to make the state’s administration more efficient and less expensive.

The government hopes the new office will look nice and reflect Maharashtra’s culture.

The move is expected to help the state use its money better and serve citizens better.