31 October 2026
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Ministry of Steel Launches Special Campaign 5.0 with Emphasis on E-Waste Management and Mechanised Cleaning

Campaign to Run from October 2–31, 2025; Focus on Sustainability, Governance, and Public Engagement
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New Delhi: The Ministry of Steel, along with its affiliated Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), has announced its active participation in Special Campaign 5.0, which will take place from October 2 to October 31, 2025. This year’s campaign aims to deepen the Ministry’s commitment to cleanliness, sustainable waste management, and efficient governance.

Focus Areas of Special Campaign 5.0

Building upon the success of Special Campaign 4.0 held in October 2024, the upcoming campaign introduces four core focus areas:

E-Waste Management:

The Ministry will implement scientific disposal and environmentally compliant handling of electronic waste (e-waste) to reduce its ecological footprint.

Mechanised Cleaning Practices:

There will be an expanded adoption of modern mechanised cleaning methods across offices and facilities under the Ministry, enhancing hygiene and operational efficiency.

Read also: SAIL Supplies 15,000 MT Steel for Mizoram’s Bairabi–Sairang Railway Project Inaugurated by PM Modi

Timely Disposal of Pendency:

Special attention will be given to the clearance of pending matters, including:

  • PMO references
  • State government communications
  • Parliamentary questions and assurances
  • VIP references

Additionally, obsolete records will be systematically reviewed and discarded.

Awareness and Public Engagement:

Digital platforms and outreach initiatives will be leveraged to raise public awareness and encourage community participation in cleanliness and sustainability drives.

Campaign Timeline: Two Phases for Greater Impact

Preparatory Phase (September 15–30, 2025):

Identification of targets, baseline assessments, and resource planning.

Implementation Phase (October 2–31, 2025):

Execution of initiatives, progress monitoring, and documentation of measurable outcomes.

Achievements of Special Campaign 4.0 Set the Stage

During Special Campaign 4.0, the Ministry of Steel successfully:

  • Cleared a significant backlog of files and grievances
  • Optimized office space through disposal of unused materials
  • Streamlined scrap disposal
  • Improved grievance redressal mechanisms

These successes laid the groundwork for sustained improvement in cleanliness and administrative efficiency throughout the year.

Commitment to Efficient and Citizen-Centric Governance

The Ministry reiterated its dedication to Swachhata, effective grievance redressal, and green practices. Special Campaign 5.0 is aligned with the Government of India’s larger vision of citizen-centric, efficient, and environmentally responsible governance.

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