Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Home Ministry Relocates from North Block to New CCS-3 Building
The Ministry of Home Affairs, which handles important government work, is moving to a new building.
Some of the people who work there have already moved.
The head of the ministry will move soon too.
The old building, which the ministry has used for almost a century, will become a big museum.
The new building is part of a plan to update the center of the capital city.
The new museum will be very large, with many rooms.
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is relocating from the North Block to the new CCS-3 building.
Some MHA officers and staff have already moved to the new building.
The office of Union Home Minister Amit Shah is yet to be shifted.
The North Block has housed the MHA for approximately 90 years.
The North and South Blocks will be vacated for a mega museum.
- Who
- The Ministry of Home Affairs, including Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan and other officers.
- What
- The Ministry of Home Affairs is moving to a new building.
- When
- In the next few days.
- Where
- From the North Block to the new CCS-3 building along Kartavya Path.
- Why
- As part of the government's Central Vista plan.
- Ministry
- Home Affairs
- Old Location
- North Block
- New Location
- CCS-3 building, Kartavya Path
- Rooms in New Building
- 350
- North Block Usage
- Housed MHA for about 90 years
- Future of North/South Blocks
- Mega Museum