World Post Day is observed annually on October 9 to mark the founding of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) in 1874.
In a time before the internet, handwritten letters travelled across the globe through postal services, a tradition still cherished today.
A vast postal network, with millions of workers and countless post offices, links communities worldwide.
On this special day, let's explore fascinating facts about India's century-old Postal Service.
India's Cabinet has cleared the 2023 Postal Services Bill, set for approval during the ongoing monsoon session.
While today's postal offices offer various online money transfer options, India Post was among the pioneers in international remittances.
India Post now embraces technology, installing GPS devices in over 1000 mail vans for safe and timely deliveries.
The Indian Post Office has followed suit with banks, making its ATMs available in major cities across the nation.
Established in 1854 by the East India Company, the Indian Postal Service boasts 38 heritage buildings known for their architectural significance.