Indian Railways Generates ₹628.49 Crore From Scrap Disposal During Special Campaign 6

Indian Railways generated ₹628.49 crore through scrap disposal during Special Campaign 6, crossing its target of ₹600 crore. The disposal process also freed up more than 14 acres of space across railway establishments. 

The nationwide campaign ran from 2 October to 31 October 2026 and covered Zonal Railways, Divisions, Production Units, PSUs and other railway establishments. 

Scrap Disposal Crosses ₹600 Crore Target 

Scrap disposal formed a major part of the campaign, helping Indian Railways generate ₹628.49 crore during the month-long exercise. 

Along with the revenue generated, the process freed more than 14 acres of space for other use. 

Over One Lakh Cleanliness Drives Conducted 

More than one lakh cleanliness drives were carried out at railway stations, offices, workshops and other railway establishments during the campaign. 

The exercise also covered space management, record management and the disposal of various pending matters. 

E-Waste Disposal Generates ₹10.43 Crore 

E-waste collection, segregation and disposal received special attention during this year's campaign. 

More than 1.50 lakh units of e-waste were disposed of, generating ₹10.43 crore in revenue. 

Pending Matters and Records Reviewed 

Indian Railways also reviewed old physical and electronic records during the campaign. 

Work was undertaken on pending public grievances, appeals, Parliamentary assurances, VIP references and other matters. 

Rail Jan Samvad Held at 5,884 Stations 

A nationwide Rail Jan Samvad programme was organised simultaneously at 5,884 railway stations on 22 October 2026. 

The programme provided passengers with an opportunity to share their feedback and suggestions directly with railway officials. 

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Conclusion 

Special Campaign 6 brought together scrap disposal, cleanliness drives, e-waste management, record reviews and passenger interaction, with Indian Railways exceeding its ₹600 crore scrap disposal target during the campaign. 

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