The Modi government is implementing profound changes in the administrative structure, aiming to shift power from service and authority from responsibility. The Raj Bhavan will now be called "Lok Bhavan." The Prime Minister's Office will be known as Seva Teerth. These changes reflect the spirit of duty, transparency, and public service in governance.

The Modi government is redefining the administrative structure. Its aim is to prioritize service over power and responsibility over authority. In this regard, the new Prime Minister's Office being built under the Central Vista Project has been named "Seva Teerth." Raj Bhavans are being rebranded. The Raj Bhavans will now be known as Lok Bhavans. Thus, the country's public institutions are undergoing profound transformation. The idea of ​​governance is shifting from power to service and from authority to responsibility.

This change is not just administrative, but cultural and moral. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, places of governance have been redesigned to reflect duty and transparency. Every name, every building, and every symbol now points to a simple idea: government is for service. Rajpath has already become the path of duty.

A name that reflects welfare, not exclusivity

A landmark road now sends a message. This change signifies that power is not a right but a duty. The Prime Minister's official residence was renamed Lok Kalyan Marg in 2016. A name that signifies welfare, not exclusivity. It serves as a reminder of the work ahead for every elected government. The new PMO complex is called Seva Teerth.

These changes reflect ideological change.

A workplace designed to reflect the spirit of service and where national priorities are formed. The Central Secretariat is named Kartavya Bhawan. It is a large administrative hub built around the belief that public service is a commitment. These changes reflect a deeper ideological shift. India's democracy is choosing responsibility over power, service over status. The change in names also represents a shift in thinking.

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