Review of the Status of Special Campaign 5.0 in DoWR, RD & GR and its Organisations
Review of the Status of Special Campaign 5.0 in DoWR, RD & GR and its Organisations
Special Campaign 5.0, a Government of India initiative to cleanliness, review & simplification of rules & procedures, review of record management system, productive use of space, and disposal of waste materials for enhancing work place experience, is being undertaken in true spirit by the Department. Nodal Officers appointed by Department as well as its field organizations are working out to remove the pendency and to complete other indicators pertaining to the offices as per the parameters of DAR&PG’s guidelines.
On 16.10.2025, Shri Subodh Yadav, Additional Secretary, DoWR, RD & GR reviewed the progress under Special Campaign 5.0 of the Wings/Divisions/Organisations of the Department. He expressed satisfaction to the efforts being undertaken by the Department and its organisations to achieve the targets for the campaign. He also emphasized that the suitable ways and means may be used to dispose the pending matters at the earliest before the Target date.
The achievements of the Department till date are as follows:
Achievements for Special Campaign 5.0 as on 16.10.2025:
SN
Parameters
Target
Achievements
1
MP References
135
27
2
PMO References
41
12
3
Public Grievances
135
84
4
Public Grievance Appeals
22
17
5
Parliament Assurances
32
19
6
Physical Files Review
15,405
9203
7
e-Files Review
8,119
4233
8
Ease of Rules
4
1
9
Cleaning Campaign(s)
563
266
10
Space Freed (in Sq. ft.)
1,19,297
33940
11
Revenue Generated(Rs.) through scrap disposal
98,08,738/-
40,71,992/-
Besides, ‘Before’ and ‘After’ conditions of the sites covered under cleanliness drives are being photographed/videographed and are being uploaded on the portal of Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances (DAR&PG) regarding the campaign on daily basis.
One PIB press release and 57 tweets across various social media handles highlighting the achievements of Department/its organisations under Special Campaign 5.0 have been published for mass awareness.
