Archive · 23 Jul 2025
MHA Begins Shifting Offices from North Block to New CCS-3 Building
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), which helps run the country, is moving its offices.
They are leaving the old North Block building and going to a new one called CCS-3, which is part of a larger plan to update the capital city.
Some officials have already moved.
The new building has about 350 rooms for MHA.
The old North Block will become a huge museum called Yuge Yugeen Bharat once everyone moves out.
MHA is vacating North Block and shifting to new CCS-3 building.
Union Home Secretary and some officers have already moved.
The move is part of the Central Vista plan to refurbish the capital.
The MHA has been allocated nearly 350 rooms in the new building.
A mega museum, Yuge Yugeen Bharat, will be built in North Block.
- Who
- The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), including the Home Secretary and other officers.
- What
- MHA is relocating from North Block to the new CCS-3 building.
- When
- The shift is underway with some officials already moved as of July 23.
- Where
- From North Block to the CCS-3 building along Kartavya Path, near India Gate.
- Why
- As part of the Central Vista plan to refurbish the capital.
- Ministry
- Home Affairs (MHA)
- Old Location
- North Block
- New Location
- CCS-3 building
- Central Vista plan
- To refurbish capital
- Museum Name
- Yuge Yugeen Bharat
- Rooms in new building
- Approximately 350