<h1>Union minister calls to embed tech-driven waste-to-wealth methods in national Swachhta Special Campaign 5.0 for cleaner, self-reliant services</h1> A union minister urged that a government 'Swachhta' campaign formally incorporate technological solutions and waste-to-wealth methodologies, highlighting treated wastewater reuse, e-waste reprocessing, cooking-oil recycling and digital innovations as means to advance public-health, environmental and self-reliance objectives. The administrative reforms department confirmed implementation of Special Campaign 5.0 (Oct 2-31) with priorities on cleanliness and reducing pendency across ministries, emphasizing transparency and service delivery. The measures imply regulatory and administrative actions to promote recycling, waste-treatment standards, digital monitoring and procurement of indigenous solutions, potentially affecting compliance obligations, interdepartmental coordination and public-sector program enforcement.