The Ministry of Textiles organized mass cleanliness drives, green initiatives, and community campaigns under the Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 campaign across its subordinate offices and public sector undertakings. Multiple organizations participated in the nationwide initiative focused on promoting cleanliness, hygiene, and environmental sustainability.
The Cotton Corporation of India Ltd. conducted Clean Desk and Clean Campus activities at its Head Office and Branch Offices with employee participation in workspace organization and unwanted material segregation. Under the 'Kabad Se Jugaad' initiative, scrap materials were systematically disposed while promoting Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle principles and exploring revenue generation through recyclable scrap.
National Jute Board organized a cleaning and sanitation drive at Patsan Bhavan premises covering basement, parking areas, garden surroundings, and plantation areas. Officers, staff, and workers from New Town Kolkata Development Authority collaborated in waste collection and proper disposal, emphasizing responsible waste management and litter-free workplace maintenance.
Textiles Committee organized the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' plantation drive at its headquarters and regional offices across India with numerous saplings planted. Central Cottage Industries Corporation conducted intensive cleanliness drives across all its showrooms, covering customer areas, entrances, display areas, counters, staircases, and corridors.
National Institute of Fashion Technology administered Swachhata Pledge at all NIFT campuses and conducted cleanliness activities with participation from students, faculty, and staff. The Jute Corporation of India limited organized a cleanliness drive at Patikabari Lower Basic School, promoting hygiene awareness among students and local communities.
Additional initiatives included a cloth donation campaign at JCI Head Office under 'Swachhata Jan Bhagidari' advocacy, a 'Say No to Plastic' campaign conducted by Dhupguri Departmental Purchase Centre on September 23, 2026, and a 'Zero Waste Sports Competition' to promote responsible waste management and environmental awareness through sports activities. All initiatives emphasized collective participation, awareness creation, and maintaining clean, organized, and hygienic environments.
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