The Textile Ministry has highlighted the Textile Committee's significant achievements and dedicated efforts under Special Campaign 6.0, which is being run from 2 to 31 October 2026. The main objective of the campaign is to promote institutional cleanliness, efficient record management, resolution of pending cases and sustainable practices. The Textile Committee has actively participated in the campaign by conducting various activities aimed at improving workplace cleanliness, better utilisation of office spaces, reviewing physical and electronic records and ensuring timely disposal of redundant material and electronic waste (e‑waste) in line with the issued guidelines
The activities undertaken by the Committee demonstrate its commitment to the objectives of Special Campaign 6.0. They specifically aim to promote a clean, well‑organised and efficient work environment. The campaign also encourages responsible resource management, effective use of office spaces and the adoption of sustainable practices in daily official procedures. Through these initiatives, the Textile Committee has contributed to institutionalising cleanliness, enhancing administrative efficiency and encouraging accountability across the Textile Ministry’s organisations and subordinate offices. The Committee remains committed to maintaining the best practices established during the campaign and further improving accountability and workplace management efficiency
From 2 to 9 October 2026, the first week saw record management, space‑management planning, scrap disposal and cleaning of record rooms and storage racks. Dust was removed and racks were re‑arranged. All files and documents were placed in proper order for easy identification and swift retrieval when needed. Old and unnecessary items were cleared, ensuring efficient use of available space. This exercise ensured proper maintenance of official records, easy file identification and quick access. Officials and staff were also sensitised about the importance of organised storage and regular upkeep of records
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From 10 to 16 October 2026, the second week involved removal of scrap, cardboard boxes, old useless cartons and other redundant items. During the second week of the campaign, scrap, cardboard boxes, old useless cartons and other redundant items were identified and removed to free up space and improve cleanliness in the office complex. Unusable items were segregated into categories and disposed of as per the prevailing procedure. A similar special campaign was conducted in all regional offices of the Textile Committee
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From 17 to 23 October 2026, the third week focused on better utilisation of space and cleanliness by removing collected packaging material, waste plastic material and leftover samples and disposing of them. Under the campaign, the Textile Committee carried out large‑scale scrap disposal, generating revenue of Rs 4,38,444. The disposed material included packaging material, waste plastic and leftover samples. This initiative helped remove accumulated waste and redundant materials, improving workplace cleanliness, ensuring better use of available space and creating a more organised work environment
Revenue from scrap disposal, amounting to Rs 4,38,444, reflects the Committee’s efforts to ensure responsible waste management and efficient resource utilisation while disposing of redundant materials in a useful manner. The initiative contributes to the broader objectives of Special Campaign 6.0 by encouraging systematic disposal of useless items and effective use of office space
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Overall, the three‑week campaign, through the collective effort of all officials and staff, aided improvement in cleanliness, better utilisation of available space and efficient record management. The initiative further strengthens the commitment to maintaining a clean and well‑organised workplace
The Textile Ministry urges all its affiliated offices, subordinate organisations and related institutions to actively participate in Special Campaign 6.0 and to continue the efforts towards cleanliness, good governance and efficient public administration even after the campaign period ends