Social Sciences, asked by Vksehrawat2753, 11 hours ago

Where do the prime minister live in delhi?

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Answered by hrishud2

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When V. P. Singh became the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Urban Affairs designated 7, Race Course Road premises occupied by Rajiv Gandhi as the permanent residence and office of the Prime Minister of India to ensure that all successive prime ministers were allotted the same house on assuming office.

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Answered by aleezatarar6

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Answer:

7 Lok Kalyan Marg new Delhi the official name of residence is panchavati

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