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Date: 2026-02-12 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Status of Central Vista Project and Common Central Secretariat

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**Executive Summary** This document provides the status of the Central Vista Project and Common Central Secretariat as of February 12, 2026, in response to questions raised in Lok Sabha. It outlines the details of the construction, demolitions, expected completion schedules, accommodation capacity, funds allocated, project status, and total estimated cost. The Minister of State in the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Shri Tukhan Sahu, provided the answers. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Project Status:** * Redevelopment of Kartavya Path: Completed in September 2022. * New Parliament Building: Completed in May 2023. * Construction of Vice-President Enclave: Completed in June 2024. * Construction of CCS-3: Completed in August 2025. * Construction of CCS-1&2: Completed in February 2026. * Construction of CCS-6&7, CCS-8&9, CCS-10, and Comprehensive Conservation, retrofitting of North block Building (Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum): Construction in progress. * Construction of CCS-4&5 and Comprehensive Conservation, retrofitting of South block Building: Tender invited. * **Demolitions:** * IGNCA, Raksha Bhawan, Old Vice President Residence, and Vigyan Bhawan Annexe have been demolished. * **Expected Completion Schedule:** * Construction of CCS-6&7: March 2027. * Construction of CCS-8&9: December 2027. * Construction of CCS-10: September 2026. * Construction of CCS-4&5: April 2028. * Comprehensive Conservation, retrofitting of North block Building (Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum): August 2027. * Comprehensive Conservation, retrofitting of South block Building: March 2028. * **Accommodation:** * The proposed Common Central Secretariat buildings are designed to accommodate all Ministries and Departments of the Government of India in Delhi. * **Financials:** * Total sanctioned amount: Rs. 13169.61 Cr. * Original sanctioned amount: Rs. 12762.49 Cr. * Revised sanctioned amount: Rs. 13169.61 Cr. **Impact Analysis** **Government of India (Ministries & Departments)** * **Impact:** All ministries and departments will be housed in the new Common Central Secretariat buildings. * **Action Required:** Prepare for relocation to the new Common Central Secretariat upon completion. **Citizens** * **Impact:** Will have access to redeveloped areas like Kartavya Path and the New Parliament Building. * **Action Required:** No immediate action required.

Key Entities Referenced

Central Vista Project: A project involving the redevelopment of the Central Vista area in Delhi, India. Common Central Secretariat: A project to construct new buildings to house various government ministries and departments. Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs: The Indian government ministry responsible for the Central Vista Project and Common Central Secretariat. Kartavya Path: Part of the Central Vista Project, formerly known as Rajpath. New Parliament Building: A new building constructed as part of the Central Vista project.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2107 TO BE ANSWERED ON FEBRUARY 12, 2026 STATUS OF CENTRAL VISTA PROJECT AND COMMON CENTRAL SECRETARIAT NO. 2107. SHRI KISHORI LAL: SHRI BAPI HALDAR: PROF. SOUGATA RAY: Will the Minister of HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the details and the present status of the construction of Central Vista Projects; (b) the details of the buildings constructed so far for the Common Central Secretariat; (c) the details of the demolition of the existing Government buildings across Rajpath/Kartavya Path; (d) the expected schedule for the completion of the Central Vista Projects; (e) whether the Government can accommodate all the Central Government Offices in the proposed Common Central Secretariat and if so, the details thereof; (f) the total amount of funds earmarked for the construction of the Central Vista Projects; (g) the current status of projects completed out of the total number of sanctioned projects; and (h) the total estimated cost of the project at the beginning and project- wise price escalation? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS (SHRI TOKHAN SAHU) (a) & (b): The details and the present status of construction of Central Vista Projects and the details of the buildings constructed so far for the Common Central Secretariat are as follows: …2/--2- Redevelopment of Kartavya Completed in September Path 2022 New Parliament Building Completed in May 2023 Construction of Vice- Completed in June 2024 President Enclave Construction of CCS-3 Completed in August 2025 Construction of CCS- 1&2 Completed in February 2026 Construction of CCS-6&7 Construction in progress Construction of CCS-8&9 Construction in progress Construction of CCS-10 Construction in progress Comprehensive Conservation, Construction in progress retrofitting of North block Building (Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum) Comprehensive Conservation, Tender invited retrofitting of South block Building Construction of CCS-4&5 Tender invited (c): IGNCA, Raksha Bhawan, Old Vice President Residence and Vigyan Bhawan Annexe have been demolished. (d): The expected schedule for the completion of the Central Vista Projects- Construction of CCS-6&7 March, 2027 Construction of CCS-8&9 December, 2027 Construction of CCS-10 September, 2026 Construction of CCS-4&5 April, 2028 Comprehensive August, 2027 Conservation, retrofitting Of North block Building (Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum) Comprehensive March, 2028 Conservation, retrofitting Of South block Building (e): The proposed Common Central Secretariat buildings are designed to accommodate all the Ministries & Departments of Government of India in Delhi. …3/--3- (f): The total sanctioned amount is Rs. 13169.61 Cr. (g): The current status of projects completed out of the total sanctioned projects- Redevelopment of Kartavya Completed in September Path 2022 New Parliament Building Completed in May 2023 Construction of Vice-President C o mpleted in June 2024 Enclave Construction of CCS-3 Completed in August 2025 Construction of CCS- 1&2 Completed in February 2026 (h): The total original sanctioned amount is Rs. 12762.49 Cr. Now, revised sanctioned amount is Rs. 13169.61 Cr. *****

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