Indian Railways successfully concluded its month-long Special Campaign 6 from October 2nd to 31st, 2026, across its Zonal Railways, Divisions, Production Units, and Public Sector Undertakings. The campaign's primary achievements were in the areas of cleanliness, scrap disposal, and space management. A central financial outcome was the generation of ₹628.49 crore through scrap disposal, significantly surpassing the set target of ₹600 crore.
The campaign involved the execution of over 100,000 cleanliness drives at railway stations, offices, and workshops. A key focus for this year was the effective collection, segregation, and disposal of e-waste, resulting in the disposal of more than 150,000 units of e-waste, which generated additional revenue of ₹10.43 crore. The physical removal of scrap and obsolete materials facilitated the freeing up of 620,121 square feet of space across railway establishments.
Beyond physical cleanliness, the campaign included a comprehensive review and disposal of old physical and electronic files, public grievances, appeals, Parliamentary assurances, and VIP references. To strengthen citizen engagement, a nationwide Rail Jan Samvad program was organized simultaneously at 5,884 railway stations on October 22, 2026, enabling direct interaction between senior officials and passengers.