Government Earning From Scrap : Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised the efforts of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade has earned Rs 2,364 crore in just three years through the sale of scrap from various government offices. The Government of India has earned Rs 2,364 crore in just three years through the sale of scrap from various government offices, demonstrating remarkable efficiency and sustainability.

PM Modi appreciated

Responding to the social media post of Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh, PM Modi said that commendable! By focusing on efficient management and proactive action, this effort has achieved great results. It shows how collective efforts can yield lasting results, promoting both cleanliness and economic prudence. This initiative, launched under Special Campaign 4.0, has not only contributed significantly to the state exchequer but has also promoted cleanliness and economic prudence in government departments.

Got space along with money

According to news agency ANI, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry separately said on November 7 that DPIIT's drive to eliminate physical files and dispose of junk material has freed up 15,847 square feet of space and generated revenue of Rs 16,39,452. The ministry said that DPIIT has successfully completed various initiatives under Special Campaign 4.0, which aims to institutionalize cleanliness and reduce the pendency of cases in government matters.

Modi government earned good money from scrap.

During the campaign, the focus was on the overall improvement of the working environment in offices to ensure a better work experience for employees. A total of 58,545 files were reviewed and 15,816 files were removed. 15,847 sq ft of free space was gained due to physical files and scrap disposal and revenue of Rs 16,39,452 was generated. All Public Grievances, PG Appeals, and Rules for Simplification identified as targets in terms of disposal of pending cases have been disposed of. A total of 300 Swachhata Abhiyans were conducted by DPIIT at 70 locations across the country. DPIIT and its organizations adopted several best practices, the release said.

This is what DPIIT does.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) is a government agency under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry that develops and implements policies to promote industrial development in India while aligning with the country's socio-economic goals and priorities. Established in 1995, DPIIT merged with the Department of Industrial Development in 2000. It is responsible for formulating and executing policies to support the development of the industrial sector while considering national priorities and socio-economic objectives.