India, Oct. 21 -- The Government of India has issued a release:
The Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, is strengthening its commitment to cleanliness, sustainable waste management, and environmental responsibility through activities undertaken under Special Campaign 6.0 and its broader initiatives to promote textile waste collection and circularity. As part of these efforts, a deep cleaning exercise was conducted at GPOA, Tower-3, 5th Floor, New Delhi, to promote workplace hygiene, efficient utilisation of office space, and a clean and healthy working environment. The activity focused on the thorough cleaning and upkeep of workstations, common areas, and other office spaces, along with the removal of dust and unwanted materials. Emphasis was also placed on proper waste management, organised workspaces, and the effective utilisation of available office space.
The initiative seeks to encourage employees to adopt good housekeeping practices and take collective responsibility for maintaining a clean, hygienic, and well-organised workplace. It reflects the objectives of Special Campaign 6.0, which places emphasis on cleanliness, space management, disposal of redundant materials, and sustainable practices in government offices. Through such activities, the Ministry aims to foster a culture of cleanliness and environmental awareness while contributing to a healthier and more productive working environment.
Key Highlights of the Deep Cleaning Exercise & Review Process:
Fostering Sustainable Habits: Inspiring staff members to maintain daily cleanliness and uphold a healthy, organized, and eco-friendly workplace culture.
[Deep cleaning activity at GPOA, Tower-3, 5th Floor]
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