The Department of Revenue (DoR), Ministry of Finance, has implemented the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0 (SCDPM 5.0). As part of this campaign, the DoR has made strides in reducing pendency, promoting Swachhta, enhancing internal oversight, and modernizing record management systems. Out of 1,400 physical files identified for review, 1,206 files have been weeded out. Out of 687 Public Grievances (PGs), 640 (approximately 93%) have been disposed of, while 6 out of 14 appeals have been cleared. Additionally, 11 out of 14 VIP references, 3 out of 4 State Government references, and 4 out of 6 PMO references have been disposed of. Furthermore, 4 IMC references have been cleared, exceeding the identified target. The Secretary, DoR, inspected the DoR's premises on October 24, 2025, to review the progress of Special Campaign 5.0. Release ID: 2184178, Visitor Counter: 141.
Key Entities Referenced
Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0 (SCDPM 5.0): A campaign by the Department of Revenue to reduce pendency, promote Swachhta, enhance internal oversight, and modernise record management systems.
Department of Revenue (DoR): The central agency implementing the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0.
Ministry of Finance: The government ministry under which the Department of Revenue operates and which oversees the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0.
Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue and its subordinate
offices implement Special Campaign for
Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0
Posted On: 30 OCT 2025 4:24PM by PIB Delhi
As part of the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0 (SCDPM 5.0), the Department
of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, has made significant strides in reducing pendency, promoting
Swachhta, enhancing internal oversight, and modernising record management systems.
Of the 1,400 physical files identified for review and 1,206 files have been wedded out, contributing to
space management reflecting the DoR’s strong commitment to cleanliness and workplace efficiency.
Significant progress has also been achieved in the disposal of Public Grievances (PGs) and their
appeals. Out of 687 PGs, 640 (approximately 93%) have been disposed of, while 6 out of 14 appeals
have been cleared. Further, 11 out of 14 VIP references, 3 out of 4 State Government references, and 4
out of 6 PMO references have also been disposed of. Furthermore, 4 IMC references have been
cleared, exceeding the identified target.
The DoR remains committed to keep this momentum going in order to ensure efficiency in disposal of
work, cleanliness of the office and public premises and making a positive impact on the environment.
In addition, Secretary, DoR, undertook an inspection of the DoR’s premises on 24th October, 2025 to
review the progress of Special Campaign 5.0.
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