On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Prime Minister's Office complex named 'Seva Teerth' and two new buildings of the central secretariat, 'Kartavya Bhawan-1' and 'Kartavya Bhawan-2.' During the inauguration, he emphasized that these buildings represent important milestones in advancing India's vision for a developed nation and strengthening a citizen-centric governance system. Modi remarked that the decisions made within these new structures will not stem from the whims of rulers but will instead be grounded in fulfilling the aspirations of India's 1.4 billion citizens.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by various dignitaries, including central ministers, senior bureaucrats, and numerous government officials. Modi highlighted that the new buildings are intended to achieve the goals of the citizens and reflect the sentiments of service as symbolized by the 'Seva Teerth' complex. By emphasizing a governance model that prioritizes public aspirations, Modi articulated a vision wherein the government will actively engage with and fulfill the needs of its constituents.

PM Modi asserted that with the inauguration of the new PMO complex, the country is setting forth with a resolve to move away from a 'mentality of slavery' and embrace progress toward a developed India. The new premises are designed to enhance the effectiveness and inspiration of the governance system, reflecting the spirit of service and accountability. The location shift from the South and North Blocks to this new complex symbolizes a modern approach towards governance, aiming to be more responsive to the reforms and expectations of the citizenry.