Nabanna, Government building in West Bengal, India
Nabanna is a government building that houses the State Secretariat of West Bengal, located in Howrah.
Constructed as the replacement for the historic Writers' Building in 2013, Nabanna symbolizes new beginnings.
The name 'Nabanna' is derived from a Bengali word which signifies 'new crop', deeply rooted in local culture and traditions.
The 14-storey building is home to the Chief Minister's Office and several other key administrative departments.
Unlike traditional government buildings, Nabanna features an open architecture that encourages transparency.
Location: Howrah
Floors above the ground: 14
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Nabanna is a government building that houses the State Secretariat of West Bengal, located in Howrah.
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