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Tourism Ministry's Cleanliness Drive: How 6,429 Targets Boost Efficiency

The Tourism Ministry is making significant strides in its Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters 5.0. They've identified thousands of targets and hundreds of cleanliness sites across tourism offices and institutions. The campaign has already freed up substantial office space and generated revenue through scrap disposal. This initiative aims to promote cleanliness in tourism sectors while improving governance efficiency nationwide.

Key Points: Tourism Ministry Progress in SCDPM 5.0 Cleanliness Campaign

  • Ministry identifies 6,429 targets and 413 cleanliness sites for Special Campaign 5.0
  • Over 4,700 physical files and 1,100 e-files reviewed for record management
  • 14,095 sq ft space freed and Rs 1.73 lakh earned from scrap disposal
  • Progress monitored on DARPG portal to ensure responsive governance framework
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Tourism Ministry progresses in cleanliness and efficiency drive under SCDPM 5.0

Tourism Ministry achieves 24% progress in SCDPM 5.0, freeing 14,095 sq ft space and earning revenue through scrap disposal in nationwide cleanliness drive.

"The initiative is supposed to promote cleanliness in tourism-related sectors and contribute to a much more responsive governance framework. - Official Release"

New Delhi, October 21

The Ministry of Tourism in association with its India Tourism Offices, Institutes of Hotel Management (IHMs), Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM), India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), and Programme Divisions is actively participating in the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 5.0, as per an official release.

The Ministry has identified a total of 6,429 targets and uploaded them to the SCDPM Portal for the Special Campaign 5.0. Along with this, a total of 413 sites have been earmarked for undertaking cleanliness as part of the Special Campaign 5.0. More than 4700 physical files and 1,100 e-office files have been identified for review and record management.

So far, 1,553 activities have been implemented, accounting for 24.15% of the total targets. 14,095 sq. ft. of space has been freed, and Rs . 1,72,991/- of revenue has been earned by scrap disposal.

Progress under the Special Campaign 5.0 is being monitored and uploaded on the SCDOM portal, hosted by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG).

The initiative is supposed to promote cleanliness in tourism-related sectors and contribute to a much more responsive governance framework.

Meanwhile, the Department of Posts, under the Ministry of Communications, has made significant progress in the mid-phase of the Special Campaign 5.0, which is being implemented across postal establishments throughout the country, a press release from the Ministry of Communications said.

Around 47,358 postal sites out of 1,25,000 have been covered under Swachhata activities, ensuring cleaner, better-organised, and more citizen-friendly environments.

Dak Chaupals are citizen-centric initiatives that ensure government services are brought to the doorsteps of citizens, covering the last mile and fostering effective service delivery through a commitment to community engagement. Around 4,952 DakChaupals have been conducted nationwide so far.

Around 32,249 physical files have been reviewed, and 7,611 files have been weeded out or closed, thus improving office efficiency.

Over 57,961 pending public grievances and appeals have been resolved, strengthening the Department's commitment to responsive governance.

Approximately 13,049 sq. ft. of space has been freed up through record management/digitisation and removal of obsolete materials.

Sale of unserviceable items and scrap material has generated revenue amounting to Rs 32,48,216.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Impressive numbers - 14,095 sq ft space freed and revenue from scrap disposal! Shows how much clutter was sitting in government offices. Hope this efficiency translates to better services for citizens.
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Arjun K
The Dak Chaupal initiative is brilliant! Bringing government services to people's doorsteps is exactly what we need in rural areas. 4,952 chaupals conducted is commendable work.
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Sarah B
While the initiative looks good on paper, I hope this isn't just another temporary campaign. We need sustained efforts to maintain cleanliness and efficiency in government offices. The real test will be what happens after the campaign ends.
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Vikram M
Resolving 57,961 pending grievances is massive! This shows commitment to addressing public concerns. If this continues, it will build much-needed trust in government systems. 🙏
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Michael C
The revenue generation from scrap disposal (₹32+ lakhs!) proves that proper waste management can be profitable. Hope other departments learn from this model.
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Ananya R
As someone who frequently visits government offices, I can see the difference. Cleaner premises and faster service delivery. Hope this becomes the new normal across all departments! 👍

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