Andhra CM's Delhi residence restored for Rs 6.5 crore

Delhi bungalow gets major overhaul

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's official residence at 1 Janpath Road in Delhi has undergone a rupees six point five crore restoration project.

NBCC completes work in record time

NBCC India Ltd, a central public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, completed the project in three and a half months.

Handover completed in October

The upgraded home was handed over to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on October 22, according to NBCC's statement on Wednesday.

Century-old structure restored

Built in the nineteen thirty s, the bungalow had witnessed nearly a century of the capital's history and its structure had become dilapidated over time.

Heritage preserved with modern upgrades

NBCC used meticulously planned retrofitting to reinforce the structure while preserving architectural and heritage features, adding elegant modern interiors and sustainable net zero concepts.

“to restore its strength without erasing its soul”

NBCC CMD praises team effort

NBCC CMD K P Mahadevaswamy said bringing the landmark back to life in three and a half months was a testament to the team's dedication and commitment to quality.

Residence hosts high profile meetings

N Chandrababu Naidu performed housewarming rituals at the bungalow in July twenty twenty four after being elected Chief Minister. The residence hosts meetings with Union Ministers when he is in Delhi.