Special Campaign 6: Petroleum Ministry Reviews 5,593 Files

Special Campaign 6, the government's drive for cleanliness and for clearing pending work, is being run across ministries under the guidance of the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. On 27 October 2026 two ministries put out their progress: the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and the Ministry of Textiles.

What the campaign asks for

The campaign presses offices to dispose of electronic waste and scrap on time, to keep premises clean, to settle public grievances within the deadline, to follow good practice in managing records, and to use social media to reach people. Progress is uploaded regularly on a portal that the department has set up for the purpose, and it is reviewed from there.

The petroleum ministry's figures

The ministry, along with its public sector enterprises, reported several parameters finished in full, as on 25 October 2026.

What the textiles ministry reported

The Ministry of Textiles highlighted the work of the National Handloom Development Corporation at Noida, which held activities at its headquarters and regional offices between 2 and 23 October 2026. Drains and water tanks were cleaned, unusable and broken articles were removed, and an essay competition, a slogan competition and a street play on waste were organised. A tree was planted under Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam by the managing director, a cleanliness workshop was held at a government school at Pochanpur in New Delhi, and sanitation workers were honoured by the corporation. For an aspirant the point to carry is that this is the sixth edition of a campaign run by the administrative reforms department, measured in files reviewed, grievances closed, space freed and revenue earned from scrap.