Indian Railways has generated ₹628.49 crore through the disposal of scrap, surpassing its target of ₹600 crore and freeing up more than 14 acres of space across its establishments. The achievement was recorded during Special Campaign 6, conducted nationwide from October 2 to October 31, 2026.
According to the Railway Ministry, the campaign covered zonal railways, divisions, production units, public sector undertakings and other railway establishments. It focused on improving cleanliness, managing waste, clearing unused materials and ensuring the timely disposal of pending matters.
As part of the campaign, more than one lakh cleanliness drives were organised at railway stations, offices, workshops and other railway premises.
The ministry also prioritised the collection, segregation and responsible disposal of electronic waste. More than 1.50 lakh units of e-waste were disposed of, generating revenue of ₹10.43 crore.
Other initiatives included reviewing old physical and electronic records, clearing public grievances and appeals, and addressing pending Parliamentary assurances, VIP references and other official matters.
Rail Jan Samvad Held at 5,884 Stations
Indian Railways also organised the Rail Jan Samvad initiative to strengthen direct communication between railway officials and passengers.
The nationwide programme was conducted simultaneously at 5,884 railway stations on October 22, 2026. It provided passengers with an opportunity to share feedback and suggestions directly with senior railway officials.
The ministry said the campaign recorded significant progress in cleanliness, scrap and e-waste disposal, space management record management and the resolution of pending matters.
The results highlight Indian Railways’ efforts to improve the use of available space, promote responsible waste management and strengthen administrative efficiency across its network.