2026 - Seva Teerth Complex | Commemorative Coin

A commemorative coin will be issued as part of the inauguration of Seva Teerth Complex. The Ministry of Finance has issued the gazette notification on February 12, 2026.

Seva Teerth represents a significant step in the evolution of India’s administrative governance framework. The newly built complex will house the Prime Minister’s Office, the National Security Council Secretariat, and the Cabinet Secretariat, bringing key executive functions together within a modern and integrated campus. The unveiling and inauguration of Seva Teerth and Kartavya Bhavan-1 & 2 mark a transformative milestone in India’s governance architecture, reflecting a strong commitment to modern, efficient, accessible, and citizen-centric administration.

The naming of the complex as “Seva Teerth” underscores a deeper philosophical shift in governance. The term conveys the idea of a dedicated space rooted in service, highlighting the government’s emphasis on seva (service) and kartavya (duty) as guiding principles. The complex is envisioned not merely as an office space, but as a symbol of responsive and responsible administration that places citizens at the centre of policymaking and implementation.

Kartavya Bhavan-1 & 2 will accommodate several key ministries, including Finance, Defence, Health & Family Welfare, Education, Corporate Affairs, Culture, Law & Justice, Information & Broadcasting, Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Chemicals & Fertilizers, and Tribal Affairs. By consolidating these ministries within purpose-built, digitally integrated offices, the government aims to enhance coordination, streamline decision-making processes, and reduce administrative delays. The complexes feature structured public interface zones and centralised reception facilities designed to simplify public access and foster greater transparency in official interactions.

The infrastructure has been developed with a strong focus on sustainability and long-term efficiency. Designed to meet 4-Star GRIHA standards, the buildings incorporate renewable energy systems, water conservation measures, and scientific waste management solutions to minimise environmental impact. Energy-efficient lighting, smart building management systems, and green landscaping further contribute to reducing the ecological footprint of the complex. At the same time, advanced safety and security infrastructure ensures a secure and resilient working environment for key national institutions.

Architecturally, the complexes combine modern design with functional planning, prioritising collaborative workspaces, technological integration, and improved accessibility. The layout encourages better inter-ministerial communication while maintaining high standards of security and operational discipline. This integrated approach is expected to strengthen administrative efficiency and enable faster, more coordinated responses to national priorities.

Together, Seva Teerth and Kartavya Bhavan-1 & 2 embody a forward-looking vision of governance—one that blends modern infrastructure, environmental responsibility, digital integration, and a renewed emphasis on service to citizens. The complex stands as a testament to India’s efforts to align its administrative systems with the aspirations of a dynamic and evolving nation.