Department of Agriculture to Launch Special Campaign 6.0 from Oct 2–31
The Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare is launching Special Campaign 6 from October 2 to October 31, 2026, to institutionalize cleanliness, minimize work pendency, and manage e-waste in government offices. This follows the previous Special Campaign 5.0, which successfully cleared pending grievances, reviewed physical files, freed 18,042 square feet of space, and generated Rs. 40,38,150/- in revenue. The initiative also emphasizes public grievance redressal through portals like CPGRAMS, PM KISAN, PMFBY, and the Krishi Rakshak Portal.
In Simple Words
The Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare is organizing Special Campaign 6 from October 2 to 31, 2026, following guidelines from the Department of Administrative Reforms Public Grievances. The campaign focuses on cleanliness, reducing office pendency, and properly disposing of e-waste.
Building on the success of Special Campaign 5.0—which reviewed thousands of files, freed office space, and generated revenue—the department continues to prioritize efficient public grievance redressal for farmers using dedicated platforms like CPGRAMS, PM KISAN, PMFBY, and the Krishi Rakshak Portal.
Key Points
- Special Campaign 6 is scheduled from October 2nd to October 31st, 2026.
- The campaign aims to institutionalize Swachhata, minimize work pendency, and dispose of e-waste.
- Special Campaign 5.0 included cleanliness drives, plantation of saplings, and cleaning of public places.
- Dedicated portals for flagship schemes include PM KISAN, PMFBY, and the Krishi Rakshak Portal.
- Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institutes created equipment models from e-waste under the 'Waste to Wealth' category.
- Special Campaign 5.0 achieved 1,133 cleanliness campaign sites out of 1,133 targets.
- Special Campaign 5.0 weeded out 10,597 physical files and freed 18,042 sq. ft. of space.
- Revenue generated during Special Campaign 5.0 amounted to Rs. 40,38,150/-.
Exam Angle
A. 2nd October to 31st October, 2026
Source: Press Information Bureau