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Home Ministry To Move Out Of Iconic North Block Under Central Vista Revamp
Home Ministry To Move Out Of Iconic North Block Under Central Vista Revamp

NDTV

time6 days ago

  • Business
  • NDTV

Home Ministry To Move Out Of Iconic North Block Under Central Vista Revamp

New Delhi: The Ministry of Home Affairs is all set to move out of the historic North Block for the first time. Under the Central Vista redevelopment project, the MHA will shift into a new, state-of-the-art office complex in the next few days. Sources say Home Secretary Govind Mohan's office had already moved last week. Nearly 25 per cent of the ministry has shifted, with the rest expected to follow soon. The new complex, just 2 km from North Block, is equipped with modern security, digital infrastructure and green features. It houses all key departments -- internal security, border management, J&K affairs, and disaster management -- under one roof. Officials believe the move will streamline functioning and improve coordination. The shift marks a major push towards smart governance under the Central Vista overhaul, which also includes the new Parliament and revamped Kartavya Path.

Branding Delhi Campaign: Delhi tourism minister talks on campaign to showcase city as global tourism hub, ET HospitalityWorld
Branding Delhi Campaign: Delhi tourism minister talks on campaign to showcase city as global tourism hub, ET HospitalityWorld

Time of India

time16-05-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Branding Delhi Campaign: Delhi tourism minister talks on campaign to showcase city as global tourism hub, ET HospitalityWorld

Advt Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights & analysis. Download ETHospitalityWorld App Get Realtime updates Save your favourite articles Scan to download App The Delhi government is planning a "Branding Delhi" campaign with film festivals, tourism circuits and investment programmes to promote the city's rich cultural identity and transform it into a global hub. In a review meeting, the Delhi Minister of Tourism Kapil Mishra said, "Under the campaign, efforts will be made to showcase Delhi not just as a transit city but as a destination in itself, reflecting its historical heritage, vibrant arts, and contemporary urban character."Among the key initiatives discussed were hosting of an international film festival aimed at attracting filmmakers and promoting Delhi as a shooting location for films. It also includes an investment summit to draw interest from national and international investors and creating a new tourism circuit linking major sites such as the National War Memorial, Kartavya Path, Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, and the new Parliament must evolve from a transit point into a global tourism hub. This is not just a publicity exercise but a committed push to bring the pride of Delhi to the world stage, said campaign, supported by budgetary provisions under the Delhi Government's Budget 2025-26, also aligns with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's broader vision to project the city as a "Developed Capital", he minister said the campaign will focus on digital outreach, global cultural collaborations, and improved visibility for both well-known and lesser-known tourist spots and called for a transparent and inclusive approach, inviting suggestions from stakeholders to strengthen the campaign.

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