✎ Special Campaign 6.0 by MOFPI aims to clear pending cases and institutionalize e-waste management from Oct 2026.
Relevance for Banking, SSC & RBI Grade B exams: Polity & Governance
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has been conducting the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) annually since 2021 to expedite the clearance of backlog files across its offices, subordinate bodies, and autonomous institutions. As part of the campaign’s ongoing momentum, MoSPI achieved significant milestones between November 2025 and August 2026, including the review of 5,617 files (both physical and e-files), disposal of 4,680 e-files, closure of 467 physical files, resolution of 426 public grievances, and settlement of 65 appeals. Additionally, 61 cleanliness drives were organized nationwide, and scrap worth ₹34,105 was disposed of. The campaign also prioritized the clearance of references from the Prime Minister’s Office, parliamentary assurances, and state governments, demonstrating the government’s commitment to administrative efficiency. These efforts underscore the importance of digitization and systematic record management in governance, which are critical themes for aspirants preparing for exams like Bank PO, IBPS, SBI, RBI Grade B, and SSC, where questions on government initiatives, digital governance, and administrative reforms are frequently asked.
Special Campaign 6.0, launched by the government from 2 October to 31 October 2026, builds on these achievements by focusing on the effective collection, segregation, and disposal of e-waste in regional offices. The campaign is structured in two phases: a preparation phase (15–30 September 2026) to institutionalize cleanliness and identify pending matters, followed by an implementation phase (2–31 October 2026) to address identified targets. Key activities include assessing pending references from PMO, VIPs, state governments, and Parliament, evaluating surplus material for disposal, and aligning processes with guidelines from the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC). For banking and SSC aspirants, this initiative highlights the government’s push for sustainable practices and waste management, which are increasingly relevant in the context of environmental governance and corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies. RBI Grade B candidates, in particular, may find this relevant while studying themes like sustainable development goals (SDGs) and government schemes promoting circular economy principles.
Source: PIB (Press Information Bureau)
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