India has inaugurated a new, modern chancery building for its Consulate General in Shanghai, marking the mission’s first relocation in more than three decades. The upgraded premises will become fully operational from December 8, officials said on Sunday.

The new facility was inaugurated by India’s Ambassador to China, Pradeep Kumar Rawat, in the presence of nearly 400 guests, including diplomats, Shanghai municipal officials and members of the Indian community from across East China.

Consul General Pratik Mathur, thanking the Ministry of External Affairs and local authorities, said the move reflected India’s commitment to improving services for both Indian nationals and Chinese partners.

The new chancery spans 1,436 sq m, more than double the size of the previous premises, enabling cons

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