✎ Special Campaign 6 aims to institutionalize cleanliness and clear pending cases in Rural Development Dept by Oct 31, 2026.
Relevance for Banking, SSC & RBI Grade B exams: Polity & Governance
The Rural Development Department will participate in the sixth special campaign (2–31 October 2026) to institutionalise cleanliness and dispose of pending cases, following guidelines from the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. In the fifth campaign (October 2025), the department achieved 100 % disposal for PMO references, state references and inter-ministerial committee cases, 99 % for public grievances, 96 % for MP references and 80 % for grievance appeals, besides improving office and public-area sanitation. These efforts were tracked on the department’s portal and promoted on social media, demonstrating how governance reforms and cleanliness drives can enhance administrative efficiency—key themes often tested in Banking, SSC and RBI Grade B examinations.
For aspirants, the campaign highlights the government’s push for transparency and accountability through special drives, which aligns with topics like e-governance, citizen grievances and institutional reforms. Banking exams may test awareness of such initiatives under financial inclusion or rural development schemes, while SSC and RBI Grade B papers could frame questions on administrative reforms, public service delivery or the role of nodal departments—making this press release a relevant current-affairs reference for upcoming assessments.
Source: PIB (Press Information Bureau)
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