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- The signage atop Nabanna, the 14-storey state secretariat in Howrah, was changed from blue and white to saffron on Monday.
- Officials described it as part of maintenance and aesthetic work at some government establishments, with no official notification to repaint the entire building.
- The change comes about two months after the BJP ended 15 years of Trinamool Congress rule, and the blue-and-white shades were long associated with the TMC.
- The building itself remains blue and white for now.
What to watch next
- Whether the rest of the Nabanna building is repainted or an official notification on its colour scheme is issued
- Any political reaction from the TMC or Mamata Banerjee to the signage change
- Similar colour or signage changes at other government establishments in the state
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