Find Pin Code of bundi, Bundi

Here You can search Pincode. We have nearly 1,54,500 Post Offices in the India. Each Post Office has unique Name. It is very difficult to remember all these names. Sometimes we remember the name of the Post Office only. you can easily search the Pincode. For that, fill the form given below and click submit.

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Here you can get the bundi Pin code list of all the post offices. bundi is the main city in Bundi District. As it has large number of population there are so many post offices located in bundi. We all know that bundi Pincode is unique for each post office in bundi. Even though the first three digits of bundi Pin Code are same for all the post offices, next three digits are different for each post office. These three digits represents the post office code.

There are so many post offices in bundi. In bundi there are 174 Post Office(s). So it is difficult for you to remember the pin code of bundi for all post offices. Now you dont need to remember all bundi Pin codes. We are providing all bundi Pin code list to make you to know the pin codes in bundi.

Using our search engine you can easily locate the post offices in bundi and also you can find the bundi Pin code of the Specific post office in that City. To send a letter / courier to the a person living in any region of the bundi you can search the pincode of that particular region in our website. For that you just need to do is select the State, District and then City. Then you can find all the post offices in bundi along with their pin codes.

Here in our website we are providing the complete bundi pin code list along with their contact address, Postal Circle and Postal Region. We are also providing the Map Location of the city to make you to recognize it easily. After selecting the city you will get all the post offices in the city. To know the bundi pin code of the particular post office in that city you need to select the post office, once you have selected you can get all the details about the post office such as contact address and Post Office type.

If the Postal Area is large, Two or more branches will be available under the same post office. That means all the postal branches under the same post office have same pin code. So you may get confused about the location. So to make you clear about these locations we are providing list of all branches under the same bundi pin code. Suppose if you have searched for a location with a bundi pin code, you can get all the regions covered under the same post office in bundi.

The Indian postal system is the most distributed in the world. Warren Hastings launched the first postal service in India. The service was created for the East India Company under the name 'Company Mail'. In 1837, regular post offices were started in India under the Post Office Act. The world's highest post office in India is in Hikkim, Himachal Pradesh. The Mumbai GPO (1 lakh sq ft) is the largest post office in India. There are 23 postal circles in the country. Which is operated by the Chief Postmaster General. These circles are divided into divisions. These divisions are Subdivisions.

From this largest postal network of India, it is difficult to remember the Pin code of particular State or District or City. So here we have provided the Post Office / Pin Code Search engine to help you locate a particular area pin code. Here you can also locate a post office address or any area by using Pin Code. This Pin code search engine helps to locate the post office or pin code details of all 29 states and 7 Union Territories of India. So use this Pin Code / Post Office locator to locate any post office / pincode in India.

India is the seventh-largest country by area. It has the largest Postal Network in the world with over 1, 54,823 Post Offices. In that 1, 39,144 (i.e. 89.76%) are in the rural areas. During the time of Independence, there were approximately 23,344 Post Offices. They were primarily in urban areas. At present it also expanded to rural areas that too focusing primarily in rural areas. On an average, in India, a Post Office serves a population of 7175 people and an area of 21.21 Sq. Km.

About Postal Index Number (PIN) Code:

A Postal Index Number (PIN) or Pin code is a code used by India Post (the Indian postal administration) in the post office numbering or post code system. The Pin code is six digits long. This Pin Code system was introduced on 15th August 1972. In order to simplify the manual sorting and delivery of mail to correct address this Pin code system is introduced. It eliminates the confusion over similar place names, incorrect addresses and different languages used by the public in India. There are 9 PIN zones in India in which 8 are regional zones and one is functional zone. This functional zone is for Indian Army.

In Pin code the first digit indicates the region. The second digit indicates the sub-region. The third digit of Pin code indicates the sorting district within the region. The last 3 digits of Pincode are assigned to individual post offices. Example of a PIN is given below.

Example:

‘456001’ is the example of Pin Code structure for the area of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, India.

From ‘456001’,

  • The first digit ‘4’ indicates region in India: Central Zone
  • The first two digits ‘45’ indicate postal circle Madhya Pradesh
  • The third digit ‘6’ indicates sorting district
  • The last three digits ‘001’ indicate the specific post office (i.e. Ujjain in MP).
  • Thus ‘456001’ indicates the Pin Code of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh.

How is Postal Index Number useful?

The Postal Index Number (PIN) is a very useful system in India for various reasons:

  • Efficient sorting and delivery: The PIN code system makes it easier and faster for the Indian Postal Service to sort and deliver mail, packages, and other items. It allows for quick and accurate identification of the post office where the item is to be delivered, ensuring that the delivery is done within a shorter timeframe.
  • Convenience: With the PIN code system, you can easily find the postal code for any location in India. This makes it convenient for you to send and receive mail, packages, and other items from anywhere in the country.
  • Accuracy: The PIN code system ensures greater accuracy in delivering mail and packages to their intended destination. It helps to reduce the chances of errors and misplacement of mail items, ensuring that they reach their intended recipient without any issues.
  • Online Shopping: The PIN code is often used by e-commerce companies and online retailers to deliver products to their customers. By entering their PIN code during the checkout process, customers can ensure that their products are delivered to the correct address.

Overall, the Postal Index Number system has revolutionized the way that mail and packages are delivered in India, making the process more efficient, accurate, and convenient for everyone involved.

What does the post office do?

  • Delivering letters, parcel all over India
  • Remittance money by money order, emo and imo
  • accepting deposits under various types of Savings Schemes
  • Nowadays post office provided passport services, Postal Life Insurance, aadhaar card update center.

What type of savings scheme offer post office?

  • Post Office Savings Account like a bank savings account (4% taxable interest rate )
  • Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS) (6.6% taxable interest rate)
  • Post Office Recurring Deposit (5.8% taxable interest rate)
  • Post Office Time Deposit (depend on tenure )
  • Kisan Vikas Patra (6.9% interest rate)
  • Senior Citizen’s Savings Scheme (7.4 % PA)
  • Public Provident Fund (7.1% PA)
  • National Savings Certificate (6.8% Pa)
  • Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme (7.6% Pa)

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