Water Ministry Successfully Concludes Special Campaign 6.0 to Enhance Cleanliness in Government Offices
The Water Ministrys Special Campaign 6.0 aimed at improving cleanliness and resolving pending issues in government offices has successfully concluded.
New Delhi, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : The Ministry of Water Resources has successfully wrapped up its Special Campaign 6.0, aimed at institutionalizing cleanliness in government offices and reducing pending matters. This initiative ran from October 2 to October 31, 2026.
The primary goals of the campaign included promoting cleanliness, improving workplace management, strengthening record management, and ensuring timely resolution of pending issues.
Before the campaign commenced, a cleanliness oath and quiz were held on September 30, 2026. This was followed by a community service program led by the Union Minister of Water Resources at Kalindi Kunj on October 1, 2026.
On October 8, 2026, the ministry organized the “Cleanliness Friend Honor” event and a health camp for sanitation workers, recognizing their vital contributions and raising awareness about their health.
Additionally, a painting competition on the theme of cleanliness was held for department officials and staff on October 15, 2026, aimed at increasing awareness and encouraging active participation.
To maintain a clean workplace, a cleanliness drive took place on October 28, 2026, at the Sanitation Park in the CGO Complex. Officials and employees participated actively, cleaning pathways, collecting waste, and removing debris from the premises, reflecting a collective sense of responsibility.
During the campaign, significant achievements were made in resolving pending matters and improving record management. The department addressed 576 public complaints and 29 appeals. Furthermore, it resolved 25 references from MPs, three parliamentary assurances, and two PMO references.
The review of 100 e-files led to their closure, aiding in the organization of government records and enhancing administrative efficiency. The department also utilized digital and social media platforms to promote the campaign widely.
Through these efforts, the Ministry of Water Resources reaffirmed its commitment to adopting cleanliness as a continuous process, promoting the dignity and welfare of sanitation workers, improving workplace environments, and strengthening administrative efficiency through the timely resolution of pending matters.
