South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), a Coal India subsidiary under the Ministry of Coal, has significantly exceeded all targets under Special Campaign 6, achieving substantial progress in cleanliness, scrap disposal, and administrative efficiency across its establishments in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
The company disposed of 4,602 metric tonnes of scrap against a target of 3,300 MT, generating revenue of approximately ₹26.17 crore through systematic scrap disposal. SECL conducted cleanliness activities at 226 sites against a target of 225, covering more than 47 lakh square feet of area against the target of 40 lakh square feet.
In record management, SECL reviewed 2,100 physical files against a target of 500 and weeded out 872 physical files against a target of 200. For electronic file management, the company reviewed 14,215 e-files against a target of 7,000 and closed 13,708 e-files against a target of 3,000, contributing to reduced pendency and improved administrative efficiency.
The campaign included dedicated e-waste collection drives with collection bins fabricated from discarded materials demonstrating 'Waste to Wealth' concepts. E-waste collection booths were established in residential colonies along with door-to-door collection activities. SECL organized cleanliness rallies, Shramdaan activities, Nukkad Nataks, school-level competitions, and awareness programs across its operational areas.
Special Campaign 6 implementation ran from October 2 to 31, 2026, launched on Gandhi Jayanti with a Swachhata Happy Run, plantation under 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam', and Swachhata Pledge at SECL Headquarters in Bilaspur. The campaign built upon activities undertaken during Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 held from September 17 to October 2, during which SECL cleaned more than 55 Cleanliness Target Units covering over 10 lakh square feet of area.