New Delhi, October 2 (Daily Kiran) : The Health and Family Welfare Department of India has initiated ‘Special Campaign 6’ as of October 2, 2026. This campaign will run until October 31 and focuses on institutionalizing cleanliness, reducing pending cases, and promoting efficient, citizen-centered administration.
Led by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG), the initiative aims to enhance workplace cleanliness, improve operational efficiency, and ensure timely resolution of outstanding issues.
Under ‘Special Campaign 6’, the Health Ministry has set several objectives related to cleanliness, record management, disposal of obsolete items, review of files, and addressing public grievances while simplifying rules and procedures.
The campaign has identified 2,017 locations across various offices and institutions to implement cleanliness activities. The goal is to create cleaner, more organized, and hygienic workplaces.
Special emphasis is placed on identifying e-waste and items that are no longer usable, ensuring their responsible disposal. This approach is expected to not only manage waste effectively but also generate revenue and optimize space within offices.
Various institutions, including the Office of the Assistant Drug Controller (India), CDSCO, JNPT C Port in Panvel, the Central Health Education Bureau (CHEB) in Delhi, and the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh, are actively participating in the campaign.
To reduce pending cases and enhance accountability in administration, numerous public grievances and related appeals have been identified for prompt resolution during the campaign. This initiative aims to ensure timely handling of complaints and foster a more transparent, citizen-focused administration.
Additionally, the campaign has earmarked 60,012 paper files and 10,020 e-files for review. The objective is to minimize unnecessary records, improve record management, and streamline office operations.
The department has also identified 12 rules and procedures to simplify. The aim is to eliminate bottlenecks in processes, enhance efficiency, and ease administrative tasks.
Through ‘Special Campaign 6’, the Health and Family Welfare Department is committed to creating cleaner workplaces, better managing records, reducing pending cases, simplifying procedures, and enhancing accountability in administration. The department reiterates its commitment to institutionalizing cleanliness, improving administrative efficiency, and strengthening citizen-centered services across all its offices and institutions.
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