New Delhi: The Department of Military Affairs under the Ministry of Defence has reviewed more than 2.46 lakh files during the first two weeks of Special Campaign 6. The campaign has also covered 3,553 sites through cleanliness drives and generated ₹50.60 lakh from scrap disposal. Officials have reviewed and simplified 158 rules as part of the initiative.
The campaign is being implemented from October 2 to 31, 2026. It aims to improve workplace cleanliness, organise available space and promote better management of government records. In addition, the drive focuses on removing scrap, clearing outdated records and beautifying available spaces.
Special Campaign 6 targets cleaner defence establishments
The Department of Military Affairs is monitoring the campaign’s progress daily to ensure that targets are achieved. Meanwhile, defence forces and establishments across the country are actively participating in the initiative.
Another key priority is reducing pending public grievances. The campaign also focuses on references received from Members of Parliament, the Prime Minister’s Office and state governments. These efforts aim to improve the handling of official records and pending matters.
Through cleanliness drives, file reviews and scrap disposal, the campaign seeks to make government workplaces more organised and efficient. Furthermore, the review and simplification of rules form part of efforts to improve administrative processes.
The campaign will continue until October 31, with officials tracking progress against the targets. The reported results cover the first two weeks of implementation, according to the Ministry of Defence’s update issued on October 21.
