✎ Ministry strengthened cleanliness and digital governance through Special Campaign 5.0, ensuring zero pending grievances and 100% paperless workflow.
Relevance for Banking, SSC & RBI Grade B exams: Polity & Governance
The Parliamentary Affairs Ministry’s ‘Special Campaign 5.0’ (October 2025–August 2026) reinforced cleanliness, efficient record management, disposal of pending matters, optimal space utilisation, and paperless governance through sustained initiatives. Key achievements included 100% resolution of public grievances, disposal of 172 redundant files to free up office space, and systematic e-waste management as per environmental guidelines. Digital governance was advanced via e-Office and e-HRMS platforms, while the National e-Legislation Application (NeVA) was promoted to reduce physical document dependency across state legislatures, enhancing efficiency and sustainability. These measures align with current governance reforms, making them highly relevant for Banking, SSC, and RBI Grade B examinations where questions on digital governance, administrative efficiency, and policy implementation are frequently asked.
For aspirants preparing for competitive exams, this initiative underscores the government’s focus on transparency, accountability, and technology-driven administration—core themes in the syllabi of Bank PO, IBPS, SBI, RBI Grade B, and SSC exams. The emphasis on NeVA and paperless systems reflects India’s broader push toward e-governance, a topic often tested in descriptive papers and interviews. Additionally, the campaign’s success in zero pending grievances and systematic record disposal highlights the importance of administrative reforms, which may appear in current affairs sections of exams like RBI Grade B’s Phase II or SSC CGL’s General Awareness segment. Understanding such initiatives helps candidates connect theoretical governance concepts with real-world policy applications.
Source: PIB (Press Information Bureau)
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