The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is fully engaged in the government's Special Campaign 5.0, running from October 2nd to 31st, 2025. The initiative prioritises the disposal of e-waste according to the 2022 rules, alongside reviewing and clearing pending physical and electronic files. The campaign also aims to improve office spaces and enhance the working environment for field offices across India.
CBIC and all Zones and Directorates under it are participating with enthusiasm to achieve targets under Special Campaign 5.0 between 2nd-31st October 2025
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is enthusiastically participating in the Special Campaign 5.0 as announced by Govt. of India from 2nd - 31st October, 2025 for cleanliness and disposal of pending matters with a focus on disposal of e-Waste generated as per E-Waste Management Rules 2022 of MoEFCC, space management and enh
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FAQ :
Special Campaign 5.0 is a government initiative focused on cleanliness and the disposal of pending matters, running from October 2nd to 31st, 2025.
CBIC is focusing on the disposal of e-waste, reviewing and weeding out physical and electronic files, space management, and enhancing the workplace experience in its field offices.
CBIC plans to review 46,733 physical files and 7,292 e-files.
The campaign aims to dispose of 26,226 kg of scrap, which includes 16,113 kg of e-waste.
Yes, CBIC has identified a target for disposing of 1,236 public grievances and 176 grievance appeals registered on the CPGRAM Portal.