New Delhi: South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL), a subsidiary of Coal India Limited under the Ministry of Coal, has surpassed several key targets under Special Campaign 6, generating approximately ₹26.17 crore through scrap disposal. The company has also made significant progress in cleanliness, space optimisation, file management and waste disposal across its establishments in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
Under the campaign, SECL has undertaken cleanliness activities at 226 sites, exceeding the target of 225 sites. The company has cleaned more than 47 lakh square feet of area against the target of 40 lakh square feet, reflecting its efforts to improve workplace cleanliness and resource utilisation.
SECL has also disposed of 4,602 metric tonnes (MT) of scrap against a target of 3,300 MT, generating revenue of approximately ₹26.17 crore.
SECL Exceeds Cleanliness and Scrap Disposal Targets
Special Campaign 6 focuses on improving cleanliness, optimising available space, ensuring systematic scrap disposal and strengthening administrative efficiency across government organisations.
SECL has exceeded its key physical targets under the campaign. The major achievements include:
- Cleanliness sites covered: 226 against a target of 225.
- Area cleaned: More than 47 lakh square feet against a target of 40 lakh square feet.
- Scrap disposed of: 4,602 MT against a target of 3,300 MT.
- Revenue generated from scrap disposal: Approximately ₹26.17 crore.
These achievements highlight SECL’s focus on efficient resource management, cleaner workplaces and converting discarded materials into economic value.
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Special Campaign 6: Significant Progress in Physical and E-File Management
SECL has also surpassed its targets for physical file reviews, file disposal and electronic record management. These efforts aim to reduce administrative pendency, streamline documentation and improve the efficiency of office operations.
The company’s achievements in physical file management include:
- Physical files reviewed: 2,100 against a target of 500.
- Physical files weeded out: 872 against a target of 200.
In electronic file management, SECL has recorded the following progress:
- E-files reviewed: 14,215 against a target of 7,000.
- E-files closed: 13,708 against a target of 3,000.
The substantial progress in these areas supports better record management, faster administrative processes and improved workplace efficiency.
SECL Promotes E-Waste Management and Waste-to-Wealth Initiatives
E-waste management is another key focus area under Special Campaign 6. SECL has undertaken dedicated electronic waste collection drives across its establishments to encourage responsible disposal and improve waste segregation.
At SECL Headquarters in Bilaspur, the company installed a dedicated e-waste collection bin to facilitate the collection of discarded electronic items from employees. The bin itself was fabricated using discarded materials, demonstrating the concept of “Waste to Wealth.”
The company has also established e-waste collection booths in its residential colonies in Bilaspur and organised door-to-door collection activities to encourage participation among residents. Similar initiatives have been undertaken across SECL’s operational areas.
These measures aim to promote responsible waste disposal, increase awareness about electronic waste management and encourage the reuse of discarded materials wherever possible.
Cleanliness Rallies, Shramdaan and Community Awareness Activities
As part of Special Campaign 6, SECL has organised a range of cleanliness and public awareness activities across its operational areas in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
The activities include:
- Cleanliness rallies and Shramdaan programmes.
- Nukkad Nataks to spread awareness about cleanliness.
- School-level competitions and awareness programmes.
- Community participation initiatives to encourage responsible waste management.
- Activities promoting cleanliness and improved public spaces.
These initiatives are designed to encourage employees, students and local communities to participate actively in cleanliness drives and adopt sustainable waste management practices.
SECL Builds on Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 Campaign
SECL’s Special Campaign 6 activities build on the efforts undertaken during Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, held from September 17 to October 2, 2026.
During this period, the company cleaned more than 55 Cleanliness Target Units (CTUs), covering over 10 lakh square feet of area.
The implementation phase of Special Campaign 6 was launched on October 2, 2026, on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, at SECL Headquarters in Bilaspur. The launch featured a Swachhata Happy Run, plantation activities under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative and the administration of a Swachhata Pledge.
The campaign continued with activities focused on cleanliness, waste management, space optimisation and public participation.
Special Campaign 6 Focuses on Good Governance and Workplace Efficiency
Special Campaign 6 is being implemented from October 2 to October 31, 2026. It emphasises cleanliness, e-waste management, space optimisation, scrap disposal, record management and the reduction of pending administrative matters.
By exceeding its targets in several key areas, SECL is working towards cleaner workplaces, more efficient use of resources and improved administrative systems. The campaign also encourages employees and local communities to participate in cleanliness-related initiatives and adopt responsible waste disposal practices.
The company’s achievements in scrap disposal and file management demonstrate the potential of systematic resource utilisation and administrative reforms to deliver both financial and operational benefits.
About South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL)
South Eastern Coalfields Limited is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited and a Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. Headquartered in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, SECL is engaged in coal mining and production, with operations across Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. The company also undertakes initiatives in environmental management, workplace cleanliness, community development and corporate social responsibility.
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