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Institutionalizing Administrative Efficiency: The Launch of Special Campaign 6.0

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The Government of India has launched 'Special Campaign 6' to enhance administrative efficiency, streamline record management, and ensure the timely disposal of public grievances across all ministries.

The Government of India has officially commenced 'Special Campaign 6', a month-long initiative running from October 2 to October 31, 2026, aimed at institutionalizing cleanliness and reducing pendency within the administrative machinery. This recurring annual exercise is a cornerstone of the government's commitment to 'Minimum Government, Maximum Governance,' focusing on the systematic overhaul of internal office processes. The campaign targets three primary pillars: the efficient management of physical and digital records, the rapid disposal of pending public grievances, and the scientific management of e-waste. By prioritizing the weeding out of redundant files and the digitization of essential records, the initiative seeks to optimize office space and improve the overall work culture. Furthermore, the emphasis on e-waste segregation reflects a growing integration of environmental sustainability into routine administrative operations, aligning government offices with broader national goals of circular economy and waste management.

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