Tourism Ministry Successfully Concludes Special Campaign 6.0 on Case Resolution and Cleanliness

The Ministry of Tourism has successfully completed Special Campaign 6.0, which focused on resolving pending cases and promoting cleanliness. This initiative is part of the Indian government's broader effort to enhance sanitation, improve administrative efficiency, and ensure timely resolution of outstanding matters.

During this campaign, the Ministry and its subsidiary offices and organizations actively participated. This included the Domestic Offices of Indian Tourism, the National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT), Central Institutes of Hotel Management (CIHMs), and Indian Culinary Institutes (ICIs), among others.

Special Campaign 6.0 saw the Ministry achieve remarkable milestones, surpassing its initial targets. A total of 5,654 objectives were set, with 7,125 accomplishments recorded, indicating a significant overachievement.

As a result of the campaign, 63,461 square feet of office space was cleared, generating a revenue of 6,805,834 rupees from waste disposal. To streamline record management and enhance administrative efficiency, 3,006 physical files were removed and 3,645 electronic files were closed.

Cleanliness initiatives formed a crucial part of this campaign. A comprehensive 302 cleanliness activities were either organized nationwide or sites for cleanliness were identified.

Students from Central Institutes of Hotel Management (CIHMs) and stakeholders from the tourism sector engaged actively in cleanliness and maintenance activities across institutional campuses, government offices, and tourist sites.

Plantation drives were also conducted to improve and revitalize public spaces. These efforts encouraged greater community involvement in maintaining a clean and sustainable environment.

The campaign placed a strong emphasis on effective document management, the disposal of obsolete and unused materials, and maximizing available office space.

To ensure responsible waste management and a clean workplace, e-waste was identified, categorized, and disposed of appropriately.

Awareness of Special Campaign 6.0 was amplified through various social media platforms, showcasing the activities conducted by the Ministry and its affiliated organizations along with the achievements made.

The successful conclusion of Special Campaign 6.0 exemplifies the Ministry's commitment to promoting cleanliness, enhancing administrative efficiency, and maintaining public and tourist sites across the country.