The Department of Military Affairs (DMA), Ministry of Defence, has reviewed over 2.46 lakh files during the first two weeks of Special Campaign 6, launched to promote cleanliness, improve workplace management and enhance administrative efficiency across defence establishments.
Being conducted from October 2 to 31, 2026, the campaign focuses on cleanliness drives, better utilisation of available space, disposal of scrap, weeding out of obsolete records and beautification of workplaces.
During the initial two weeks, cleanliness drives were carried out at 3,553 campaign sites, while 158 rules were reviewed and simplified. The disposal of scrap has generated revenue of ₹50.60 lakh so far.
The campaign’s progress is being monitored daily to ensure timely achievement of targets. Special emphasis is being placed on reducing pendency in public grievances and references received from Members of Parliament, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and State Governments.
Defence forces and establishments across the country are actively participating in the initiative, aimed at fostering cleaner workplaces, streamlining administrative processes and improving overall efficiency.
