The Ministry of Textiles completed Special Campaign 6, aimed at promoting cleanliness, improving efficiency, reducing pendency and encouraging sustainable waste disposal. The campaign saw active participation from all subordinate offices and organizations under the ministry.
The Ministry of Textiles successfully concluded Special Campaign 6, conducted from 2nd to 31st October 2026. This campaign focused on promoting cleanliness, improving administrative efficiency, reducing pendency, strengthening record management and encouraging sustainable waste disposal. All subordinate offices and organizations under the Ministry of Textiles participated actively in this initiative.
Activities such as cleanliness drives, plantation programmes, scrap disposal, e-waste management, record management, and other initiatives were undertaken. A dedicated committee was constituted under the chairmanship of the Deputy Director General (DDG), comprising three members for effective planning, coordination, and monitoring.
Under the campaign, the Ministry and its associated organizations generated ₹10,15,814/- through scrap disposal, freed 44,025 square feet of office space, reviewed 20,950 physical files, weeded out 8080 files, and reviewed and closed 6,727 e-files.
Cleanliness activities were conducted, and the Ministry achieved 100% disposal of Public Grievances and Public Grievance Appeals against the targets set. Implementation reports for 9 out of 26 Parliamentary Assurances were sent to the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. An e-waste management initiative has realized revenue of ₹3,62,096/- so far.
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