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State Name | District | Post Office Name | Pincode |
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HARYANA | JIND | Badhana B.O | 126125 |
GUJARAT | VADODARA | Patarveni BO | 391220 |
MADHYA PRADESH | RAISEN | SIMARIYAKHURD B.O | 464672 |
MAHARASHTRA | YAVATMAL | Akhada Ward(Pandharkawada) S.O | 445302 |
DELHI | WEST | Hari Nagar Dadb Block S.O | 110064 |
RAJASTHAN | DUNGARPUR | Semlia Ghata B.O | 314027 |
WEST BENGAL | PASCHIM BARDHAMAN | Searsole Rajbari SO | 713358 |
WEST BENGAL | MURSHIDABAD | Fatullapur BO | 742223 |
WEST BENGAL | HOWRAH | Kendua BO | 711302 |
CHHATTISGARH | RAJNANDGAON | Fuljhar BO | 491441 |
Post office in India:
As of the latest data available, India has over 150,000 post offices, making it the largest postal network in the world. This extensive network ensures that even the most remote areas of the country receive postal services. If you need the exact current number, let me know, and I can look up the most recent statistics for you.
Post office in each state of India:
1. Andhra Pradesh (17,286), 2. Arunachal Pradesh (299), 3. Assam (4,011), 4. Bihar (9,075),
5. Chhattisgarh (3,915), 6. Goa (258), 7. Gujarat (8,722), 8. Haryana (2,610),
9. Himachal Pradesh (2,724), 10. Jharkhand (3,675), 11. Karnataka (9,733), 12. Kerala (5,063),
13. Madhya Pradesh (8,301), 14. Maharashtra (12,597), 15. Manipur (707), 16. Meghalaya (559), 17. Mizoram (401), 18. Nagaland (396), 19. Odisha (8,163), 20. Punjab (3,815),
21. Rajasthan (10,324), 22. Sikkim (198), 23. Tamil Nadu (12,826), 24. Telangana (6,217),
25. Tripura (715), 26. Uttar Pradesh (17,666), 27. Uttarakhand (2,717), 28. West Bengal (9,046), 29. Andaman and Nicobar Islands (104), 30. Chandigarh (53),
31. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (31), 32. Lakshadweep (10), 33.Delhi(682),
34. Puducherry (229), 35. Jammu and Kashmir (1,998), 36. Ladakh (279)
Please note that these numbers can vary slightly due to new openings or closures of post offices. For the most precise and updated figures, you may refer to the official website of India Post or contact their regional offices.
Please note that these numbers can vary slightly due to new openings or closures of post offices. For the most precise and updated figures, you may refer to the official website of India Post or contact their regional offices.
Pincode:
A pincode, or Postal Index Number (PIN), is a code used by postal services to identify specific areas for efficient mail sorting and delivery. Introduced in India in 1972, this system ensures mail reaches its destination quickly and accurately. Each pincode has six digits: the first digit represents the region, the next two digits indicate the sub-region, and the last three digits refer to the specific post office.
Importance of Area Pincode and Its Necessity:
1. Efficient Postal Services
The primary function of a pincode (Postal Index Number) is to facilitate the efficient sorting and delivery of mail. Each pincode corresponds to a specific area, ensuring that postal services can accurately and promptly deliver letters and packages. This system minimizes the risk of mail getting lost or delayed.
2. Geographical Identification
Pincodes help in the precise identification of locations. They provide a way to categorize areas based on their geographical location, making it easier for postal services, businesses, and government agencies to locate and serve different regions accurately.
3. Enhancing E-commerce and Online Services
For e-commerce platforms and online services, pincodes are crucial in determining serviceability. They help companies identify areas where they can deliver goods and services, calculate delivery times, and manage logistics more effectively. Accurate pincode data ensures that customers receive their orders on time and in the correct location.
4. Emergency Services
In emergencies, such as medical aid or disaster relief, pincodes play a critical role in quickly identifying the affected areas. Emergency services can use pincode information to reach the right location promptly, potentially saving lives and reducing damage.
5. Planning and Development
Government agencies and urban planners use pincode data for planning and development purposes. Pincodes help in demographic analysis, urban development projects, and resource allocation. By analyzing pincode-based data, authorities can make informed decisions about infrastructure development, public services, and community needs.
6. Statistical Analysis and Market Research
Businesses and researchers use pincode information for market research and statistical analysis. Pincodes help in segmenting populations, understanding regional preferences, and targeting specific markets. This data is invaluable for marketing campaigns, product distribution, and business expansion strategies.
7. Utility Services and Billing
Utility companies use pincodes to manage the distribution of services such as electricity, water, and gas. Pincode information ensures that billing and service delivery are accurate and efficient. It also helps in resolving service issues by pinpointing the exact location of the problem.
8. Improved Navigation
With the integration of pincodes into GPS and navigation systems, finding locations has become more accurate and convenient. Pincode-based navigation helps users reach their destinations efficiently, avoiding errors and confusion.
In summary, pincodes are a vital part of the infrastructure that supports efficient mail delivery, accurate geographical identification, enhanced e-commerce, effective emergency response, strategic planning, detailed market research, reliable utility services, and precise navigation. They streamline operations across various sectors, contributing to the overall functionality and development of society.
List of 28 states in India Along with their Capital:
1. Andhra Pradesh (Amaravati),Â
2. Arunachal Pradesh (Itanagar),  3. Assam (Dispur),
 4. Bihar (Patna),   5. Chhattisgarh (Raipur),
 6. Goa (Panaji),    7. Gujarat (Gandhinagar),Â
8. Haryana (Chandigarh),  9. Himachal Pradesh (Shimla), 10. Jharkhand (Ranchi),   11. Karnataka (Bengaluru),Â
12. Kerala (Thiruvananthapuram),  Â
13. Madhya Pradesh (Bhopal),Â
 14. Maharashtra (Mumbai), Â
15. Manipur (Imphal),   16. Meghalaya (Shillong),Â
17. Mizoram (Aizawl),   18. Nagaland (Kohima),Â
19. Odisha (Bhubaneswar),    20. Punjab (Chandigarh),
 21. Rajasthan (Jaipur),    22. Sikkim (Gangtok),Â
23. Tamil Nadu (Chennai), 24. Telangana (Hyderabad),Â
25. Tripura (Agartala),   26. Uttar Pradesh (Lucknow),
 27. Uttarakhand (Dehradun), 28. West Bengal (Kolkata)
List of Union Territories of India and their Capital:
1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands (Port Blair),Â
2. Chandigarh (Chandigarh),
 3. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Daman), 4. Lakshadweep (Kavaratti),Â
5. Delhi (New Delhi),
 6. Puducherry (Puducherry),Â
7. Jammu and Kashmir (Srinagar in summer, Jammu in winter),