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Date: 2025-11-03 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Ministry of Culture completes Special Campaign 5.0 focusing on institutionalization of Swachhata and minimizing pendency in the Offices

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The Ministry of Culture completed Special Campaign 5.0 from October 2, 2025 to October 31, 2025, focusing on institutionalizing Swachhata (cleanliness) and minimizing pendency in offices. Key achievements include addressing public grievances (114 resolved, 100%), public grievance appeals (29 resolved, 100%), MP references (113 resolved out of 146, 77%), PMO references (25 resolved out of 37, 68%), State Government references (21 resolved out of 33, 64%), and reviewing physical and e-files (100% completion). A total of 4111 files were weeded, and cleanliness campaigns were conducted at 599 sites (100% completion). The campaign freed 62,307 sq ft of space and generated Rs 31,05,599 from scrap disposal. The ministry issued 6 PIB statements and published 215 tweets. Digitization efforts through the Abhilekh Patal Portal resulted in 1,64,806 unique visitors, 38,54,046 website hits, 32,583 registered users, 66,68,855 reference media, 32,56,722 digitized records, and 15,21,28,488 digitized pages. An exhibition titled 'Sushasan aur Abhilekh 2025' was inaugurated on October 10, 2025, and remained open for public viewing until October 12, 2025. The National Council for Science Museums also took on Waste to Art initiatives and repurposed approximately 2000 kg of waste including electronic components, plastic bottles, and metal scrap. Contact Sunil Kumar Tiwari at pibculture[at]gmail[dot]com for more information.

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Special Campaign 5.0: A focused initiative across the Government of India to minimize pendency in official work and institutionalize Swachhata (cleanliness). Ministry of Culture: The ministry that led the Special Campaign 5.0 and whose attached, subordinate, and autonomous organizations embraced the campaign. Swachhata: Cleanliness drive and its institutionalization across the Government of India. Abhilekh Patal Portal: A flagship digital initiative of the National Archives of India (NAI) under the Ministry of Culture for access to archives and learning. National Council for Science Museums (NCSM): An organization under the Ministry of Culture implementing waste to art initiatives as part of the Special Campaign 5.0.
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Ministry of Culture Ministry of Culture completes Special Campaign 5.0 focusing on institutionalization of Swachhata and minimizing pendency in the Offices Posted On: 03 NOV 2025 5:50PM by PIB Delhi The Special Campaign is a focused initiative across the Government of India to minimize pendency in official work and institutionalize Swachhata (cleanliness) as a core organizational value.This comprehensive, time-bound drive focuses on enhancing the working environment by conducting intensive cleanliness drives, optimizing office space through the disposal of scrap material and obsolete items, and improving records management, administrative efficiency by prioritizing the accelerated redressal of public grievances, reviewing old physical and e-files for weeding, and clearing all pending references like Parliamentary Assurances and VIP communication. The 5th edition of the Special Campaign (Special Campaign 5.0) was held from 02.10.2025 to 31.10.2025. In line with the objectives of the Campaign, Ministry of Culture, along with its Attached, Subordinate, and Autonomous Organizations embraced the campaign with enthusiasm and a structured plan. The ongoing campaign yielded significant results across key areas, demonstrating a strong commitment to efficient governance with a goal to create clean, functional, and citizen-centric office spaces that embody the spirit of good governance. Key Achievements of Special Campaign 5.0: Parameter Target Achievement Public Grievance 114 114 (100%) Public Grievance Appeals 29 29 (100%) MP reference 146 113 (77%) PMO reference 37 25 (68%) State Govt reference 33 21 (64%) Review of physical files and e-files 13602 and 633 100%Weeding of files 4111 100% No of Sites for Outdoor Cleanliness 599 100% Campaign Space freed: 62,307 sq ft Revenue generated by disposal of scraps: Rs 31,05,599/- Ministry issued 6 PIB statements and 215 tweets were published by its various organizations Digitization of Records The Abhilekh Patal Portal (Portal for Access to Archives and Learning) which is a flagship digital initiative of the National Archives of India (NAI) under the Ministry of Culture, has recorded 1,64,806 unique visitors, 38,54,046 website hits, 32,583 registered users, 66,68,855 reference media, 32,56,722 digitized records, and 15,21,28,488 digitized pages Exhibition The National Archives of India organized an exhibition titled Sushasan aur Abhilekh 2025 as part of Special Campaign 5.0. The exhibition was inaugurated by Hon ble Culture Minister Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on 10th October 2025 at NAI and remained open for public viewing till 12th October, 2025.Best Practices: Adding a creative dimension to the SHS Campaign,2025 and Special Campaign 5.0, some of the Organizations of Ministry of Culture have undertaken the following initiatives with citizen involvement and collective action as part of good practice: - i. Waste to Art Initiatives by National Council for Science Museums (NCSM) by engaging community: - Across its network of Science Centres, National Council of Science Museums (NCSM) developed more than 50 Waste to Art installations using discarded materials, out of which more than 35 were made using e-waste, plastic scraps. Approximately more than 2000 kg of waste, including electronic components, plastic bottles, and metal scrap, was skillfully repurposed into artistic displays.ii. Preservation and Conservation work of Lithographs by The Asiatic Society, Kolkata iii. Victoria Memorial Hall transformed the old Light and Sound Show control room into a new Museum Souvenir Shop, inaugurated on 31 October 2025: iv. The remains of a dead tree have been transformed into a sculpture titled Swachhanda , depicting the spirit of renewal and creativity through sustainability at Victoria Memorial Hall:Ministry of Culture is committed to continue with the good works done during Special Campaign in order to promote and institutionalize Swachhata, and reduce pendency in all organizations. **** Sunil Kumar Tiwari pibculture[at]gmail[dot]com (Release ID: 2185955) Visitor Counter : 119 Read this release in: Urdu , ही

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