The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), under the Ministry of Finance, has completed its participation in Special Campaign 6, an initiative aimed at institutionalising Swachhata and reducing pendency in government offices.
Conducted between October 2 and October 31, 2026, the campaign focused on clearing pending references, improving record management, simplifying procedures and strengthening cleanliness across office premises.
As part of the campaign, DIPAM disposed of all three VIP references identified against its target of three. Of the eight targeted Parliamentary Assurances, implementation reports for one assurance were forwarded to the Lok Sabha Secretariat or Rajya Sabha Secretariat for consideration.
The department also conducted two cleanliness campaigns during the implementation period.
E-waste scrapped for over ₹2 lakh
DIPAM completed the scrapping of its e-waste through MSTC Limited, generating ₹2,01,777 from the disposal.
The department also undertook a review and weeding of files, alongside efforts to improve office upkeep, space management and the disposal of scrap.
During the preparatory phase, held from September 15 to September 30, DIPAM had identified targets across several areas, including VIP references, inter-ministerial and Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) references, and Parliamentary Assurances.
Senior officials also inspected office and building premises to assess the campaign’s preparations and progress, while emphasising the importance of maintaining cleanliness.
DIPAM does not have any attached or subordinate offices or autonomous bodies under its administration.
The campaign is part of the government’s broader efforts to improve workplace cleanliness, strengthen administrative efficiency and ensure the timely disposal of pending matters.
-By: Aakriti Jaiswal
