Coal Ministry PSU clears over 24.96 lakh sq ft of space, disposes of 1,272 tonnes of scrap and eliminates pending public grievances.
Highlights
- NLC India generates ₹3.12 crore through scrap disposal.
- Cleanliness drives conducted at 180 sites against a target of 145.
- Over 24.96 lakh sq ft of space cleared during the campaign.
- Company disposes of 1,272 metric tonnes of scrap.
- A total of 2,042 e-waste items cleared across three categories.
- All pending public grievances resolved, bringing the backlog to zero.
NLC India Exceeds Special Campaign 6 Targets, Earns ₹3.12 Crore from Scrap Disposal
New Delhi, October 25, 2026: NLC India Limited (NLCIL), a public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Coal, has exceeded several key targets under Special Campaign 6, generating nearly ₹3.12 crore in revenue through scrap disposal while improving cleanliness, space management and administrative efficiency.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Coal on Sunday, the company conducted cleanliness drives at 180 locations against an initial target of 145 sites as of October 23, 2026.
The company also cleared 24,96,193 square feet of space, exceeding its target of 24,15,786 square feet. Additionally, it disposed of 1,272 metric tonnes of scrap against a target of 1,266.22 metric tonnes, generating ₹3,11,89,078 in revenue.
Focus on Record Management and Administrative Efficiency
As part of the campaign, NLC India reviewed 1,378 physical files and 320 electronic files, exceeding the respective targets of 1,330 and 295 files.
The company also weeded out 506 physical files and 122 electronic files to improve record management and reduce unnecessary documentation.
It identified three administrative processes for simplification and introduced 26 new initiatives aimed at improving workplace efficiency and operational performance.
NLC India also successfully resolved all pending public grievances, reducing the backlog to zero.
Over 2,000 E-Waste Items Cleared
Environmental sustainability remained a major focus of Special Campaign 6, particularly the collection, segregation and responsible disposal of electronic waste.
During an e-waste drive organised on October 3, NLC India cleared 2,042 obsolete electronic items across three categories.
These included 1,491 information technology and telecommunications items, 351 laboratory instruments and 200 consumer electrical, electronic and photovoltaic equipment items.
The initiative was undertaken in accordance with the E-Waste Management Rules, 2022, supporting responsible resource management and environmentally friendly disposal practices.
Campaign to Continue Until October 31
Special Campaign 6 is a nationwide initiative led by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG).
Following the preparatory phase from September 15 to 30, the implementation phase began on October 2 and will continue until October 31, 2026.
NLC India has also promoted the campaign through 352 social media posts, eight videos and six press coverage features.
The company said its initiatives focus on the principles of Waste to Wealth, better workplace management, sustainable practices and citizen-centric governance.
Keywords: NLC India Limited, Special Campaign 6, Ministry of Coal, Scrap Disposal, E-Waste Management, Cleanliness Drive, Waste to Wealth, Public Sector Undertakings
