The Government's Special Campaign 6, led by the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances, has successfully initiated its implementation phase. Eighty Ministries/Departments have reported participation in the campaign, focusing on various activities such as cleanliness drives, grievance redressal, and office space management.
The Special Campaign 6 launched by the Government, under the guidance of the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances, has gained significant momentum. The preparatory phase for the campaign concluded on 30 September, 2026, and the implementation phase commenced from 2 October, 2026.
As part of this campaign, individual Ministries/Departments have been instructed to dedicate one day towards focused activities such as cleanliness drives, grievance redressal, office space management, plantation drives, and more. This approach aims to ensure wide participation and amplify the impact of the campaign nationwide.
The following targets have been set by participating Ministries/Departments as of 5 October, 2026:
– Cleanliness Campaign Sites
– Parliamentary Assurances
– State Govt. References
– Public Grievances Appeals
– Physical Files due for Review
– eFiles put up for review
In addition to the aforementioned targets, Ministries/Departments have reported their participation in the campaign through 3,023 tweets and infographics using #SpecialCampaign6. A total of 103 PIB statements have also been issued related to the campaign.
This initiative marks a new component added to Special Campaign 6, aiming to cover various aspects of public administration, including cleanliness practices, grievance redressal, and efficient management of office space.
Source:
Press Information Bureau
