The Ministry of Power successfully concluded Special Campaign 6 for Disposal of Pending Matters and Cleanliness Drive, conducted from October 2 to October 31, 2026. The campaign aimed at promoting cleanliness, streamlining work, and addressing pending grievances across the Ministry's PSUs and organizations.
During the implementation phase, the Ministry and its CPSEs/Organisations undertook comprehensive review of old physical and electronic files, identified unserviceable items, scrap and e-waste, and initiated measures for their proper disposal. Special attention was given to effective collection, segregation and disposal of e-waste in accordance with the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022.
The campaign achieved significant milestones including completion of 342 cleanliness drives at various locations, resulting in 251,757 square feet of freed office space. Revenue generation of ₹15,74,20,231 was achieved through disposal of scrap materials and e-waste.
In record management, the Ministry reviewed 26,885 physical files and weeded out 13,282 files as per provision of Record Management. Additionally, 34,572 e-files were reviewed, of which 34,525 were closed.
The Ministry successfully addressed various references, achieving 33 out of 46 MP references, 3 out of 4 IMC references, 7 out of 7 PMO References, and 4 out of 11 State Government references. The campaign also resolved 1,589 public grievances (exceeding set target) and 86 grievance appeals (exceeding set target) during the campaign period.
The progress was closely monitored under the guidance of the Secretary (P), with active participation from officers from the Ministry and its PSUs/Organisations. Social media posts on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn were used to raise awareness and give wide coverage to the campaign's activities.