Ministry of Coal's Clean Sweep: How Special Campaign 5.0 Transformed Workspaces

The Ministry of Coal has made impressive progress under Special Campaign 5.0's cleanliness and efficiency drive. They've cleaned massive workspace areas and generated significant revenue from scrap disposal while preserving heritage structures. Creative initiatives like transforming unused spaces into music rooms and yoga centers show their commitment to employee wellbeing. The campaign demonstrates how government departments can effectively combine operational efficiency with cultural preservation and staff welfare.

Key Points: Coal Ministry Achievements Under Special Campaign 5.0 Cleanliness Drive

  • Cleaned 1,205 sites covering 68 lakh square feet of workspace area
  • Generated ₹22.87 crore revenue from disposal of 5,813 MT scrap material
  • Restored 80-year-old British-era Tally Bungalow into Yoga and Recreation Centre
  • Transformed scrap-filled space into Music Room "JHANKAAR" for employee wellness
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Ministry of Coal records notable achievements under Special Campaign 5.0

Ministry of Coal cleans 68 lakh sq ft, generates ₹22.87 crore from scrap disposal, transforms heritage buildings and creates employee wellness spaces under Special Campaign 5.0.

"The collective efforts reflect a strong resolve to align with the vision of Swachh Bharat - Ministry of Coal"

New Delhi, October 24

As part of the Special Campaign 5.0, the Ministry of Coal and its Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) have undertaken various initiatives to promote cleanliness, enhance operational efficiency, and foster sustainability across the coal sector, as per a release by the Ministry of Coal.

During the implementation phase from October 2 to 31, significant progress has been achieved. A total of 1,205 sites have been cleaned, covering 68,04,087 sq. ft., moving steadily towards the overall target of 82,51,511 sq. ft. Against the target of 8,678 MT of scrap, 5,813 MT has been disposed of, generating revenue of Rs. 22.87 crores.

The historic "Tally Bungalow "at Bankola Area, Eastern Coalfields Limited, has been restored and repurposed into a Yoga and Recreation Centre. Built during the British era, the 80-year-old structure has been renovated with care to preserve its architectural heritage, as per the ministry.

Northern Coalfields Limited introduced a first-of-its-kind Vocational Training Portal on 30.09.25, offering comprehensive, end-to-end digital vocational training management and a one-stop platform for seamless training, evaluation & certification of contractors' employees.

An unused space at Jayant Area, previously cluttered with scrap, has been transformed into a Music Room "JHANKAAR". This creative initiative encourages cultural expression and promotes holistic well-being among employees and their families and stands as a best practice at NCL.

The newly developed Music Room serves as a platform where individuals from children to women, from budding learners to seasoned artists can explore, learn and express their love for music. Equipped with various musical instruments, this space fosters creativity, community bonding and a sense of joy among employees and their families.

On October 22, the Ministry of Coal organised a Poetry and Speech Competition on the themes of "Swachhata" and "Swachh Bharat Mission". Eight winners were felicitated for their inspiring contributions as participants shared innovative ideas for advancing the Clean India movement.

Ministry of Coal organised a Cyber Security Quiz Competition on October 10. The event witnessed enthusiastic employee participation, promoting awareness on safe and responsible digital conduct.

The Ministry of Coal remains committed to the spirit of Special Campaign 5.0, ensuring sustained cleanliness, efficiency, and innovation in all its operations. The collective efforts of the Ministry and its PSUs reflect a strong resolve to align with the vision of Swachh Bharat promoting a cleaner, efficient, and future-ready coal sector.

- ANI

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Priya S
The revenue generation from scrap disposal is impressive - 22.87 crores! This is smart governance. Hope this money gets reinvested in more such employee welfare initiatives.
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Sarah B
While these initiatives are commendable, I hope the ministry is also focusing on environmental sustainability. Coal sector needs to balance development with ecological responsibility. The vocational training portal is a step in the right direction though.
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Arjun K
The "Jhankar" music room concept is wonderful! Cultural activities like this boost employee morale and create a positive work environment. More PSUs should adopt such creative approaches. 🎵
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Vikram M
Cleaning 68 lakh+ sq ft area is no small achievement. Shows what dedicated efforts can achieve. The poetry competition on Swachhata theme is particularly inspiring - art and cleanliness going hand in hand!
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Kavya N
The cyber security quiz is much needed in today's digital age. Good to see the ministry focusing on both physical and digital cleanliness. Hope they extend these campaigns to coal mining areas as well for local community benefit.

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