“Forward ever, backward never: onwards with Breaking Through”

31/07/2024

Reviewed the training infrastructure of India Post 


 

 

 

The Department of Posts has 1 National Training Center, 6 Postal Training Centers, 5 Regional Training Centers and 480 Workplace Training Centers. Under Mission Karmayogi, the Department has performed excellently well by training all 4 lakh employees. Recently the Department has completed nearly 6.5 lakh training programs. Asked them to conduct a skill census, build a training culture and explore ways to generate revenue through these training centers. Also, they should transform these employees from Karamchari to Karamyogi.

Instruction for confirming of power of relax the spells of child care leave.


 

 30/07/2024

Recognition of service unions extended up to next Membership verification  results

  From this notification you can know the rules to be followed by empaneled hospitals of all cities. This is a notification issued by the Additional Director of Pune.


Filling up of vacancies of MTS/Postman/Mail Guard for 2024 vacancy year

 26/07/2024


 

 17/07/2024

Modernisation of Railway Stations should not jeopardise the operation of the Railway Mail Service


 

16/07/2024

Periodical meeting items should be placed before 31.7.2024


15/07/2024

Hardware Specifications under IT 2.0-reg.

Creation ol new Mahendergarh Sub Division under Gurgaon Postal Division in Haryana Circle -reg.

Clarification on COD remittance issue on exceptional cases

On 12th July our Honorable MOS   reviewed the operations and services offered by India Post and India Post Payments Bank

Directed the officials to make them more citizen-centric, industry-competitive and commercially attractive.


 10/07/2024

Revision of Syllabus and Pattern of examinations conducted by Department of Posts for appointment to the posts of Multi Tasking Staff (MTS).


 

 

GOVT MAY OFFER GUARANTEE UNDER NPS AMID CONCERNS


                                                   Ministry of Communications

Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia reviews 100-Day Action Plan of Department of Posts


5,000 Dak Chaupals: Bringing services to rural doorsteps

Onboarding 3,000 new exporters: Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra Scheme

Revolutionizing service delivery: Standardized geo-coded addressing system

Posted On: 09 JUL 2024 7:02PM by PIB Delhi

In a review meeting held today, Minister of Communications & Development of North Eastern Region, Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia, discussed the 100-day action plan of Department of Posts. Under his dynamic leadership and guidance, the Department of Posts aims at transforming service delivery and enhancing efficiency through key initiatives to benefit the nation and its citizens.

Dak Chaupal: Bringing services to rural doorsteps

In a landmark initiative, the Department of Posts will be organizing 5,000 Dak Chaupals across the country in the 100 days. This initiative aims to bring essential government and citizen-centric services directly to rural areas, improving accessibility and convenience. Dak Chaupals will serve as vital links between rural residents and government functions, reducing barriers such as distance and accessibility.

Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra (DNK): Boosting rural exports

Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra Scheme is set to bolster rural exports by supporting small-scale exporters. This initiative provides essential services including documentation assistance, market information, bar-coded label printing, and paperless customs clearance. Aligned with the 'One District—One Product’ initiative, this scheme will promote local products, contributing to economic growth and rural development. The Department aims to onboard 3000 new exporters onto the Dak Ghar Niryat Kendra Portal in 100 days.

Standardized Geo-Coded Addressing System: Revolutionizing service delivery

The Department of Posts is advancing an initiative to establish a standardized, geo-coded addressing system in India, ensuring simplified addressing solutions for citizen-centric delivery of public and private services. This grid-based system will serve as a robust pillar of Geospatial Governance, leading to enhancements in public service delivery, faster emergency response, and a significant boost to logistics efficiency.

As part of the 100-day action plan, the Department has initiated Proof of Concept (PoC) trials across India, covering 10 villages and a city. An MoU has been signed on July 5, 2024, with the National Institute of Urban Affairs (an autonomous body under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India) to establish a knowledge support partnership. Another MoU is in progress with the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to establish a technical support partnership.

These partnerships aim to leverage advanced technologies and expertise to provide precise mapping and addressing solutions, ultimately revolutionizing service delivery across the country.

Empowering citizens through strategic initiatives

Through initiatives like Dak Chaupals, the DNK Scheme, and the standardized geo-coded addressing system, the Department of Posts aims to significantly improve the quality of life for citizens while fostering inclusive growth and development across the country. These efforts underscore the Department's proactive approach and dedication to meeting the evolving needs of a diverse and rapidly advancing society.

Under the guidance of Shri Jyotiraditya M Scindia, the Department of Posts is set to achieve remarkable milestones in the first 100 days. By enhancing accessibility and efficiency, the Department of Posts is poised to catalyze socio-economic progress and improve the quality of life for millions across the country.

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 09/07/2024

Creation of new postal division Rajnandgaon under Chhattisgarh Circle

SG FNPO letter to Member P about Non holding of timely DPC for NFG from HSG I

SG FNPO letter about HSG-I promotion after relaxation of service

Creation of new Subdivision @ Kargil under J&K circle

Creation new Sirsa-ii subdivision in Haryana Circle under Hissar Division

List of Holidays in 2025

 

 

 

 

 06/07/2024

 

 

   

Misappropriation of Government money to the tune of Rs. 8.31 crores by shri K.Naresh Kumar, the then sPM, chintapalli so under Bhongir HO of Telangana circle-reg


 05/07/2024

Gramin Dak Sevaks (Grant of Financial Upgradation) Scheme, 2024 - Adherence to the time-schedule -reg.

On SG FNPO, Dy CS NAPEc AP DS NUPE P IV Guntur Division 29.6.2024 felicitated & Submitted memorandums to Dr Pemmasani Chandrasekhar garu Hon'ble Minister of State for Communications & Rural Development












 01/07/2024


 
National Postal Worker Day is dedicated to honouring and acknowledging the hardships of people working in the postal service department. (Image: Shutterstock)

 

In the past decades, communication was mostly dependent on the postal services as most people used to write letters to each other. Postal workers have played an important role in society for several decades, and National Postal Worker Day is observed every year on July 1 to celebrate their service. The day is also dedicated to honouring and acknowledging the hardships of people working in the postal service department. Even in the harshest working conditions, these unsung heroes walk or travel miles a day to ensure that the letters and packages reach their intended destinations on time, connecting people and communities in the process.

Let’s delve into the significance and history of the day that highlights the importance of National Postal Worker Day:

National Postal Worker Day 2024: Date

National Postal Worker Day is celebrated annually on July 1. This day is observed to acknowledge the efforts of everyone, from the clerks to the drivers who carry the letters to faraway places to the delivery partners, in the postal service.

National Postal Worker Day 2024: History

National Postal Worker Day traces its roots back to 1997 when a Seattle-area postal carrier began to honour fellow employees. Since then, July 1 has been designated to annually celebrate and show appreciation for postal workers who work in postal services. In the United States, almost 490,000 postal workers walk an average of 4–8 miles to deliver letters and packages. No matter how the weather or condition is, they work tirelessly and deliver mail.

National Postal Worker Day 2024: Significance

Regardless of the areas of service, cities, or towns, postal workers tirelessly and diligently work for seamless communication and trusted delivery.

From picking up the mail and packages to delivering them to the right addresses on time, postal workers keep an eye on all the details and brave gruelling schedules, various weather conditions, and challenging circumstances to deliver mail and packages to homes and businesses.