The Department of Posts, operating under the Ministry of Communications, conducted Special Campaign 6 from 2nd to 31st October 2026 across its nationwide network. The initiative aimed to improve administrative efficiency, promote environmental sustainability, and enhance citizen-centric service delivery through cleanliness drives and efficient record management.
According to the release, the Department cleaned 1,50,000 sites, exceeding its target of 1.35 lakh sites, and freed up 2,03,570 square feet of office space. The campaign also resulted in the resolution of 1,50,000 public grievances and 1,500 appeals. Additionally, the disposal of over 8 lakh kg of scrap and 58,514 kg of e-waste generated approximately ₹3.01 crore in revenue.
As part of citizen outreach, the Department organised Dak Chaupals to connect with the public and promote financial inclusion and government welfare schemes. Various postal circles also introduced environmental initiatives, such as vertical green walls, electric vehicle inductions, QR code-based customer feedback mechanisms, and the DigiPost service for delivering e-challans.
What it means
- The Department resolved 1,50,000 public grievances and disposed of 1,500 appeals.
- Cleanliness activities were conducted at 1,50,000 sites across the country, exceeding the target of 1.35 lakh sites.
- The campaign freed up 2,03,570 square feet of office space for productive use.
Source
Press Information Bureau, Government of India, “Department of Posts Takes Special Campaign 6 to the Last Mile- Exceeds Targets”. Read the original release.
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