The Ministry of Labour & Employment successfully completed the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 5.0. Key achievements include the disposal of 76,416 public grievances (target: 55,113), 3512 PG Appeals (target: 2479), and 916 PMO references (target: 708). Over 2 lakh physical files were reviewed, weeding out 75,488 files. 23,527 e-files were reviewed (target: 13,283), and 4576 e-files were closed. Approximately 1,96,398 sq. ft. of space was reclaimed. The disposal of scrap generated ₹32,09,100 in revenue. Cleanliness drives were conducted at over 4,061 sites (target: 2,289). Mass pledge activities and plantation drives were also organized. The release was posted by PIB Delhi on 07 NOV 2023 at 4:56PM. The contacts are Rini Choudhury/Anjelina Alexander. The Release ID is 2187419 and the Visitor Counter is 136.
Key Entities Referenced
Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 5.0: A campaign by the Ministry of Labour & Employment aimed at disposing of pending matters and improving efficiency.
Ministry of Labour & Employment: The primary ministry responsible for the Special Campaign 5.0.
Ministry of Labour & Employment
Ministry of Labour & Employment Achieves
Major Milestone with Successful Completion of
Special Campaign 5.0
Posted On: 07 NOV 2025 4:56PM by PIB Delhi
The Ministry of Labour & Employment has achieved a significant milestone with the successful
completion of the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 5.0. The
campaign witnessed active and enthusiastic participation from the Ministry, as well as its attached,
subordinate, and autonomous organizations across the country, yielding impressive results in multiple
focus areas.
Key Achievements
1. Effective Disposal of Pending Matters - The Ministry and its associated bodies made remarkable
progress in clearing backlogs across various categories:
76416 public grievances disposed of against the target of 55,113.
3512 PG Appeals disposed of against the target of 2479.
916 PMO references resolved against the target of 708.
2. Streamlined File Management - More than 2 lakh physical files were reviewed, resulting in the
successful weeding out of 75,488 files. Additionally, 23,527 e-files were reviewed against the set
target of 13,283, and 4576 e-files were closed, contributing to improved efficiency and digital record
management.
3. Optimized Space Utilization - Through the campaign, approximately 1,96,398 sq. ft. of office and
outdoor space was reclaimed, reorganized, and beautified—enhancing workplace efficiency and
aesthetics.
4. Revenue Generation - The disposal of scrap and unusable materials generated a total revenue
of ₹32,09,100, demonstrating the Ministry’s commitment to resource optimization.
5. Cleanliness and Environmental Improvement - Cleanliness drives were conducted at more
than 4,061 sites, significantly exceeding the target of 2,289. These initiatives have contributed to a
cleaner, more welcoming environment for employees and the public alike.
Regular Monitoring and Outreach Activities
The campaign’s progress was closely monitored at the highest levels within the Ministry. Various
awareness and outreach initiatives were also organized during this period, including mass pledge
activities and plantation drives conducted throughout all the attached/subordinate offices of this
Ministry.The successful conclusion of Special Campaign 5.0 underscores the Ministry of Labour &
Employment commitment to efficiency, transparency, and service delivery—setting a strong
precedent for continued administrative excellence.
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Rini Choudhury/Anjelina Alexander
(Release ID: 2187419) Visitor Counter : 136
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