Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) actively implements Special Campaign 5.0

The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) is implementing Special Campaign 5.0 with the objective of clearing pendency and ensuring Swachhata within the office premises. In addition to maintaining cleanliness inside the premises located at CGO Complex, the DPE has also ensured to maintain cleanliness in the areas surrounding the office.

Campaign Implemented in Two Phases

As in previous years, the campaign is being implemented in two phases:

Phase I (16.09.2025 – 30.09.2025): Preparatory Phase

During this phase, various pending matters such as references from MPs, Parliamentary Assurances, references from State Governments, Inter-Ministerial communications, and Public Grievances were identified. Sites requiring cleaning, sprucing, and beautification were also earmarked.

Phase II (02.10.2025 – 31.10.2025): Implementation Phase

This phase focuses on clearing the identified pendencies and carrying out cleaning, beautification, and overall upkeep of the identified sites and areas.

Key Achievements During the Campaign

During the campaign, one CTU site was identified and subsequently beautified. Pendencies relating to MPs’ references, Parliamentary Assurances, Inter-Ministerial Communications, State Government references, and PMO references have all been reduced to ‘NIL’. A total of 550 physical files were earmarked for weeding out/ review, and the same were weeded out during Phase II.

Before beautification of CTU site — Before

Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) actively implements Special Campaign 5.0 — After

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Inspection and Space Optimization

In addition, Secretary (DPE) undertook an inspection of the DPE’s premises on 24th October, 2025 to review the progress of Special Campaign 5.0. A committee has been constituted to identify and subsequently dispose of unserviceable items and scrap materials such as obsolete AIO/ printers/ desktops in order to free up office space. The committee has identified 45 such items, and the process of condemnation and disposal will be done on 28.10.2025. An area of 180 square feet has been freed out.