Divisional Commissioner

Sarvadnya Dharpure 24 months ago

Maharashtra Government has given approval to the plan of conservation of Old Secretariat building, which houses Divisional Commissionerate and other offices. The plan with the estimated cost of Rs 14 crore aims at taking up necessary repairs of the building that is British-era architectural heritage.
The Old Secretariat building is said to have been constructed between 1910 and 1916 as the Secretariat of Central Provinces. The ground plan is a quadrangle enclosing a spacious open courtyard. The building is double-story and the entire facade is of massive stone masonry in alternating courses of black basalt and grey sandstone.
The exterior is enriched by a projecting cornice and carved work in grey sandstone. Spacious corridors, wide staircases, porches at different entrances to the building, large windows are among the characteristic features of the building. Since the building is more than 100 years old, the roof has started leaking.

Santosh Saindane 15 months ago

Place & offices r well maintained. Ample parking available. Adjacent to main road, opposite to Post Office.

Chetan Mange 72 months ago

This building is known as the Old Secretariat. The construction of the Secretariat building was started, and the construction of this magnificent and beautiful building was completed in 1910-1916.In this building, there are currently 20 departmental level offices located in the Commissioner's office. The workplace of the Divisional Commissioner is arranged in Old Secretariat Building, Civil Lines in Nagpur. The main Divisional Commissioner was implemented in the year of 1956.Nagpur city long ago was the capital of the Central Provinces and Berar and was the capital of the Madhya Pradesh. In the year of 1956 it was moved to Bombay state & It is the second capital of Maharashtra state, in the Republic of India. Because of the old Capital of MP., Nagpur city has a talented number of extremely imperative government offices.