The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has completed the implementation phase of Special Campaign 6.0, which ran from October 2nd to October 31st, 2026. This nationwide initiative focused on institutionalizing cleanliness, reducing administrative backlogs, managing office space efficiently, and proper disposal of electronic waste in alignment with MoEFCC E-Waste Management Rules.
Across 449 offices, the campaign achieved significant milestones in record management with thorough examination of 22,784 physical files leading to weeding out of 17,997 files following established protocols. Additionally, 622 e-files were reviewed resulting in formal closure of 204 digital files. Cleanliness and sanitation drives were organized across 545 specific locations (424 inside office premises and 121 external locations), with 57 sites successfully integrating advanced mechanized cleaning methodologies.
The scrap liquidation effort cleared 21,015 kg of materials comprising 3,174 kg of e-waste, 16,817 kg of general waste, and 1,024 kg of non-office scrap. Through systematic clearance of obsolete articles and scrap, the campaign reclaimed 24,222 square feet of office space for productive institutional utilization. The disposal of unserviceable and redundant goods generated revenue of ₹65,663.
Field formations across the nation including Mumbai Customs-III, Mumbai Customs-II, Ahmedabad Customs Zone, CGST Panchkula Zone, Delhi Customs (Prev) Zone, Patna Customs (Preventive) Zone, Ranchi GST & CX Zone, Mumbai Customs Zone-III, and Bangalore Custom Zone participated in various activities including e-waste disposal, digitization of records, file weeding, and extensive cleanliness drives both inside and outside office premises.