Two more of the ten Common Central Secretariat blocks on Kartavya Path, along with the Seva Teerth complex, were inaugurated, taking to three the number of buildings in service in the Central Vista's replacement for Shastri, Nirman and Krishi Bhawan. The first three blocks, designed by HCP and built by Shapoorji Pallonji, cost 3,690 crore rupees and each spans about 150,000 sq m over seven floors and two basements.
Kartavya Bhavan 1 and 2, together with Seva Teerth, were inaugurated on 13 February 2026[1]
They join Kartavya Bhavan 3 - the first of the ten blocks, inaugurated with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in attendance, dated 6 August 2025 in the article's infobox and overview but 5 August 2025 in its Buildings section - bringing three of the ten Common Central Secretariat buildings into service[1]
Kartavya Bhavan, or the Common Central Secretariat, is a ten-building office complex on Kartavya Path in New Delhi built under the Central Vista Redevelopment Project launched in 2019, intended to replace Shastri Bhawan, Nirman Bhawan and Krishi Bhawan with a centralised administrative complex; Krishi Bhawan, Nirman Bhawan, Shastri Bhawan, Udyog Bhawan and Vigyan Bhavan are to be demolished to make room for the rest[1]
The stated driver is cost and space: departments working from rented premises reportedly cost the government about ₹1,500 crore (US$180 million) a year in rent, and the older buildings are described as short of space with aging infrastructure[1]
Cost for the first three buildings is ₹3,690 crore (US$380 million); construction started in 2020 and the infobox gives completion as 2026[1]
Each building has seven floors plus two basements and a floor area of about 150,000 m² (1,600,000 ft²), designed by HCP Design, Planning and Management - the firm behind the Central Vista master plan - with the CPWD as architect, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs as developer and the Shapoorji Pallonji Group as main contractor[1]
Kartavya Bhavan 1, on the north side of Kartavya Path between Man Singh Road and Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, houses the Ministry of Finance: Expenditure on the 6th floor, Economic Affairs on the 5th and 6th, Revenue on the 4th[1]
Kartavya Bhavan 2, between buildings 1 and 3, houses the Central Bureau of Investigation and the ministries of Education, Chemicals and Fertilizers, Culture, Information and Broadcasting, Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare, Law and Justice, and Defence[1]
The design borrows Lutyens' colonnaded facades and symmetrical layouts while adding double-glazed noise-insulating facades, sensor-based smart HVAC and LED lighting cutting consumption by about 30%, rooftop solar (366 kWp plus 200 kW) generating over 534,000 kWh a year, zero-discharge wastewater management recycling 1.1 million litres a day, rainwater harvesting, composting of about 1,000 kg a day, EV charging and smart elevators, aiming for a GRIHA-4 green rating[1]
Each block contains 24 large conference rooms, 26 small ones and 67 compact team-meeting spaces, plus a crèche, yoga room, medical centre, café, multipurpose hall and parking for about 600 cars, with entry by smart ID card and biometrics under a centralised surveillance control centre[1]
The article gives two timelines for the rest of the campus: "the full CCS campus is forecasted to be operational by mid-2027" and the remaining buildings "expected to be completed by June 2027"[1]
A proposed loop of underground moving walkways connecting all the CCS buildings was dropped, but at the Kartavya Bhavan-3 inauguration the government announced a 7 km Magenta Line extension from Indraprastha to Ramakrishna Ashram Marg with nine new stations including one at Kartavya Bhavan; the site is already near the Central Secretariat metro station on the Yellow and Violet lines[1]
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