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Andaman & Nicobar Islands 3 Districts Andhra Pradesh 23 Districts Arunachal Pradesh 15 Districts Assam 23 Districts Bihar 38 Districts Chandigarh 1 Districts Chattisgarh 19 Districts Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1 Districts Daman & Diu 2 Districts Delhi 9 Districts Goa 2 Districts Gujarat 26 Districts Haryana 19 Districts Himachal Pradesh 12 Districts Jammu & Kashmir 18 Districts Jharkhand 24 Districts Karnataka 30 Districts Kerala 14 Districts Lakshadweep 1 Districts Madhya Pradesh 52 Districts Maharashtra 34 Districts Manipur 9 Districts Meghalaya 7 Districts Mizoram 8 Districts Nagaland 11 Districts Odisha 30 Districts Pondicherry 3 Districts Punjab 23 Districts Rajasthan 32 Districts Sikkim 4 Districts Tamil Nadu 31 Districts Tripura 4 Districts Uttar Pradesh 70 Districts Uttarakhand 13 Districts West Bengal 20 Districts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Verified answers regarding the Indian postal index numbering system.

What is an Indian PIN code?

PIN stands for Postal Index Number. It is a 6-digit numeric code introduced by India Post on 15 August 1972 to simplify the sorting and delivery of mail across India.

How many digits are in a PIN code and what do they mean?

An Indian PIN code has exactly 6 digits. The 1st digit indicates the postal region, the 2nd indicates the sub-region, the 3rd indicates the sorting district, and the last 3 digits represent the specific delivery post office.

How can I find my area's PIN code?

You can use the universal search bar on our homepage by entering your locality name, post office name, district, or city, or browse through the State and District directory.

Can multiple post offices share a PIN code?

Yes. In many urban and rural areas, multiple branch post offices (BO) or sub post offices (SO) share the same 6-digit PIN code under a single delivery sorting office.

How can I verify an official PIN code?

You can cross-reference any PIN code on India Post's official lookup portal at indiapost.gov.in. We also provide direct verification links on every PIN code and post office page.

What does delivery status mean?

Delivery status indicates whether a post office handles physical mail and parcel delivery to addresses. "Delivery" offices deliver mail directly, whereas "Non-Delivery" offices only accept mail and provide counter services.

How frequently is the information updated?

Our database is synchronized with official releases from the Government of India Open Government Data (data.gov.in) portal and India Post directory updates.

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