The Ministry of Power (MoP) is participating in the Government of India's Special Campaign 5.0, aimed at promoting cleanliness and minimising pendency. On 14.10.2025, the Secretary (Power) reviewed the campaign's progress with senior officers of the Ministry and CMDs/Directors of its Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), Heads of attached, subordinate, and autonomous organisations.
The campaign's Implementation Phase (2nd October – 31st October 2025) focuses on clearing pending matters like MPs' references, PMO communications, public grievances, and Parliamentary assurances. Participating offices submit regular progress reports. Achievements include 310 cleanliness campaigns, 10249 files weeded/closed, 56381 square feet space freed, 22 references from MPs and 301 public grievances disposed, 16 easing of rules/processes simplified and Rs 13.6 crore revenue earned by scrap disposal.
The Ministry aims to make Special Campaign 5.0 more impactful than Campaign 4.0 by strengthening digitalisation, accelerating e-waste disposal, and reinforcing cleanliness and efficiency. The Ministry of Power is committed to a clean, efficient, and responsive government machinery. The Release ID is 2178998 and it was posted on 14 OCT 2025 5:49PM by PIB Delhi.
Key Entities Referenced
Special Campaign 5.0: A Government of India initiative aimed at promoting cleanliness and minimizing pendency across offices, with the Ministry of Power participating.
Ministry of Power (MoP): The primary organization leading and participating in the Special Campaign 5.0.
Ministry of Power
Ministry of Power intensifies efforts under Special
Campaign 5.0 to promote Cleanliness and Minimise
Pendency
Posted On: 14 OCT 2025 5:49PM by PIB Delhi
The Ministry of Power (MoP) has been actively participating in the Government of India’s Special Campaign
5.0 initiative aimed at promoting Swachhata (Cleanliness) and minimising pendency across offices.
Secretary (Power) reviewed the progress of the campaign today (14.10.2025) with senior officers of the
Ministry and CMDs/ Directors its Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), Heads of attached, subordinate,
and autonomous organisations.
During the review, emphasis was placed on setting higher goals and expanding the Ministry’s initiatives for
improved cleanliness, record management, and timely disposal of pending matters. The review covered
activities across all offices and organisations under the Ministry in line with the objectives of the campaign’s
Implementation Phase (2nd October – 31st October 2025). Secretary (Power) sensitized all the participants to
make every effort to achieve the targets set in the Preparatory Phase
The ongoing phase focuses on clearing pending matters such as MPs’ references, PMO and inter-ministerial
communications, public grievances, and Parliamentary assurances. All participating offices are submitting
regular progress reports to ensure close monitoring and timely completion of targets. So far, during the
campaign’s Implementation Phase, the achievements noted are 310 cleanliness campaigns, 10249 files
weeded/closed, 56381 square feet space freed, 22 references from MPs and 301 public grievances disposed,
16 easing of rules/processes simplified and Rs 13.6 crore revenue earned by scrap disposal.
Building upon the success of previous campaigns, the Ministry of Power is determined to make Special
Campaign 5.0 more impactful by setting new benchmarks in administrative efficiency and sustainability. The
campaign aims to surpass the achievements of Special Campaign 4.0 by strengthening digitalisation efforts,
accelerating e-waste disposal, and reinforcing a culture of cleanliness and efficiency throughout the power
sector ecosystem.
The Ministry of Power remains committed to realising the vision of a clean, efficient, and responsive
government machinery through sustained participation in nationwide cleanliness and governance
improvement initiatives.
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(Release ID: 2178998)