The Central Board for Direct Taxes (CBDT) is actively engaged in Special Campaign 3.0, a nationwide initiative focused on cleanliness ('Swachhata') in Income Tax Department offices. The campaign, which began on 2nd October and runs until 31st October 2023, aims to enhance the public's experience with government offices. Over 175 sites have participated in cleanliness drives with community involvement, and the CBDT is targeting the weeding out of files, disposal of scrap, and resolution of pending issues across approximately 505 identified sites.
CBDT builds momentum to achieve Special Campaign 3.0 Swachhata targets
Swachhata campaigns at more than 175 sites across India with community participation on 2nd October 2023
The Central Board for Direct Taxes (CBDT) is conducting the Special Campaign 3.0 onSwachhatain the offices of Income tax Department located in various parts of the country. It started with a preparatory phase from 15thSeptember, 2023 to identify targets to be achieved during the campaign period. The main campaign sta
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The CBDT Special Campaign 3.0 is a nationwide initiative focused on cleanliness ('Swachhata') in Income Tax Department offices across India, aiming to improve the public experience and achieve saturation of cleanliness.
The main campaign started on 2nd October 2023 and will continue until 31st October 2023. A preparatory phase took place from 15th September 2023.
The CBDT has identified around 505 sites across the country for conducting the cleanliness campaign, with over 175 sites already participating with community involvement.
Key objectives include enhancing the public experience with government offices, weeding out files, disposing of scrap, resolving grievances, and liquidating pending references.
The CBDT is using both social media, including X (formerly Twitter), and conventional media to raise awareness and highlight its efforts. Over 700 posts have been made on X by official handles.