M. Singaravelar Maligai, Government building in Fort St. George, Chennai, India
M. Singaravelar Maligai is an eleven-story government administrative building located in Fort St. George that houses multiple departments of the Tamil Nadu state administration. The structure contains modern facilities and serves as the central complex for various government operations.
The building was constructed in 1975 with the purpose of bringing together previously scattered government offices into one central location. It was named in honor of V. Ramalingam Pillai to commemorate a significant administrative figure.
The building functions as the headquarters where major administrative decisions affecting Tamil Nadu state are made every day. It represents the center of governance for the region and draws officials and citizens conducting official business.
The building is accessible during regular office hours for official business and authorized visits. Its facilities are designed to accommodate the daily operations of government departments and provide services to visitors conducting official matters.
The building underwent recent renovations that introduced energy-efficient lighting and a centralized cooling system throughout all eleven floors. These upgrades reflect how traditional government structures are being adapted to meet contemporary operational needs.
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