Mumbai Mantralaya
Historical Landmark
Mumbai Mantralaya
Mantralaya in Mumbai is the administrative headquarters of the Government of Maharashtra. Built in 1955, it was originally known as Sachivalaya before being renamed in the early 1980s to emphasize the role of ministers in governance. The seven-story building houses most of the state government departments, with the Chief Minister and Chief Secretary's offices located on the sixth floor.
Due to increasing administrative needs, an annex building and a 19-floor administrative structure were later constructed nearby to accommodate additional departments.
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