The cleanliness drive saw enthusiastic participation from AQCS officers and staff, who undertook sweeping, waste segregation, and systematic reorganization of workspace areas. The department also disposed of obsolete files and materials to enhance operational efficiency. Under Special Campaign 5.0, DAHD achieved remarkable progress in pending file disposal, review processes, and site cleaning activities across multiple offices nationwide.
According to official figures, the department generated ₹5,54,753 through the sale of scrap and redundant materials. The initiative also met or surpassed several key targets, including 221 cleanliness sites completed and 24,645 physical files reviewed. The campaign focused on reducing administrative bottlenecks while promoting environmental responsibility among government offices.
‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ Initiative
A tree plantation ceremony was also organized under the national initiative ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’. Prof. Baghel personally planted a sapling, symbolizing the campaign’s core message — honoring motherhood and nurturing the environment. The event resonated with the Prime Minister’s vision of “Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE)” that encourages citizens to adopt sustainable practices.
Speaking at the event, Prof. Baghel highlighted the urgent need for collective environmental action amid growing concerns about climate change. “Every citizen must contribute to building a greener and cleaner India,” he said, urging officials and staff to adopt tree planting as a personal and institutional responsibility.
Continuing the Mission of Clean Governance
Under Special Campaign 5.0, DAHD continues to prioritize transparency, accountability, and sustainability. The initiative aims to create efficient workspaces, reduce environmental impact, and encourage citizen participation in Swachh Bharat-related activities.