CPWD says it exceeded targets on grievances and record review in Special Campaign 6.0

The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) says it met its targets under Special Campaign 6.0 and exceeded them on public grievances, references from the Prime Minister's Office and review of records.

The government announced the campaign with a preparatory phase from 15 to 30 September 2026, followed by an implementation phase from 2 to 31 October. CPWD used its website and social media to brief nodal officers and offices, and put up banners at offices, government residential and office complexes and project sites across the country.

What CPWD set out to do

CPWD drew up an action plan with targets to improve cleanliness in its residential and office complexes, reduce pending references, manage space effectively, review records systematically, and dispose of e-waste properly.

The release says the targets were achieved in all focus areas, including cleanliness, record management, space use and clearing pending references. It points to a table of results; the figures themselves were not available in the text of the release.

CPWD also shared its campaign activities on X, Facebook and Instagram.

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Source: official release by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, issued through the Press Information Bureau, Government of India (12 NOV 2026 3:55PM by PIB Delhi). Read the full official text: CPWD Strengthens Cleanliness and Administrative Efficiency through Special Campaign 6.0.