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PAHADI B.O Branch Post Office, SATNA, MADHYA PRADESH

The PIN Code of TIGHRAPADHA/PAHADI B.O Speed Post Office in SATNA is 485551, The post office name of TIGHRAPADHA Village/Town is PAHADI B.O and the pin code of this post office is 485551 which comes in SATNA district.

Village/Town Name TIGHRAPADHA
Post Office PAHADI B.O
Taluk Name UNCHEHARA
Sub District UNCHEHARA
District SATNA
State MADHYA PRADESH
PIN Code 485551

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    State Wise PIN Code List

    The State Wise PIN Code List provides a comprehensive compilation of Postal Index Numbers (PIN codes) categorized by Indian states. This resource serves as a valuable reference for identifying the specific PIN code associated with various regions, localities, and post offices across the country.

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    CHATTISGARH DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI DAMAN AND DIU
    DELHI GOA GUJARAT
    HARYANA HIMACHAL PRADESH JAMMU AND KASHMIR
    JHARKHAND KARNATAKA KERALA
    LAKSHADWEEP MADHYA PRADESH MAHARASHTRA
    MANIPUR MEGHALAYA MIZORAM
    NAGALAND ODISHA PONDICHERRY

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    Structure of PIN Code (Postal Index Number)

    A PIN code consists of six digits and is structured as follows: the first digit represents the geographical region, the second digit indicates the sub-region, the third digit shows the sorting district and the last three digits signify the specific post office in the district.

    For example, in the PIN code 456001:

    Pincode Structure - Postal Index Number
    • The first digit, 4, represents the northern region.
    • The second digit, 5, indicates the Delhi sub-region.
    • The third digit, 6, represents the New Delhi sorting district.
    • The last three digits, 001, identify the specific post office in Connaught Place in Central Delhi.

    Postal Zones in India

    The first digit of the PIN code indicates the zone in India. It is divided into nine PIN regions, out of which eight correspond to geographical regions, while the digit 9 is specifically designated for the Army Postal Service.

    PIN Code Digits Zone
    1 Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi
    2 Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand
    3 Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Madhya pradesh, Gujarat
    4 Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Goa
    5 Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka

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    State Wise PIN Code Structure

    Here is the structure of state-wise PIN Code:

    PIN Prefix Region ISO 3166-2:IN
    11 Delhi DL
    12 -13 Haryana HR
    14 - 15 Punjab PB
    16 Chandigarh CH
    17 Himachal Pradesh HP

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    How many PIN codes exist in India?

    There are a total of 19,101 PIN codes in India. These PIN codes cover various regions and post offices, assisting in the process of locating addresses.

    Importance & Applications of PIN Code

    The PIN code (Postal Index Number) serves several important purposes and has various applications. Some of its key importance and applications include:

    • Mail Sorting: PIN codes are crucial for the efficient sorting and routing of mail within postal systems. They help in accurately directing mail to the correct geographical location, thus reducing delivery errors and delays.
    • Delivery Accuracy: By using PIN codes, postal services can ensure that mail and packages are delivered to the intended recipients with greater precision, enhancing overall delivery accuracy.
    • Online Transactions: PIN codes are often used as part of address verification systems for online transactions, helping to confirm the authenticity of the recipient's address and preventing delivery issues.
    • Government Services: PIN codes are used in various government-related services, such as census data collection, voter registration, and distribution of government documents, to ensure accurate identification of locations and residents.
    • Business Operations: Many businesses rely on PIN codes for logistics and supply chain management, as well as for customer address verification and efficient delivery of goods and services.

    How to Find the PIN Code For Your Location

    To find the PIN code for your location, you can utilize various methods such as online databases, postal service websites, or by contacting the nearest post office. Here are the steps to find the PIN code for your location online:

    1. Visit the official website of the postal PIN Code tool: https://www.indiapost.gov.in/VAS/Pages/findpincode.aspx
    2. Select the State/ Union Territory from the dropdown list.
    3. Select the City/ District from the dropdown list (or) Enter the Post Office Name.
    4. Enter the Captcha and Click on Search.
    5. The PIN Code will be displayed for the corresponding location.

    Pin Codes Vs Zip Codes

    PIN code’ and ZIP code’ refer to postal codes used to identify specific geographic areas for efficient mail delivery. However, there are some differences in terminology and usage based on the country. In India, ‘PIN code is used, while in the United States, ‘ZIP code’ is the more commonly used term.

    Lets go through the difference between PIN Code & ZIP Code from the table below:

    Criteria PIN Code ZIP Code
    Full Form Postal Index Number Zone Improvement Plan
    Country Commonly used in India Commonly used in the United States
    Purpose To facilitate mail delivery in India To facilitate mail delivery in the United States
    Format Typically a six-digit code Typically a five-digit code
    (may have optional extra four digits for more precision)
    Composition Consists of only numbers Consists of numbers and letters
    Introduced In It was introduced in 1972 It was introduced in 1963

      Frequently Asked Questions

      PIN stands for Postal Index Number.

      The first digit represents the region in India. The second digit is the sub-region, while the third digit is the sorting district. The last three digits represent the particular post office within the district.

      You can find your PIN code from the detailed Central PIN Code List or State Wise PinCode Lists provided here. You can also visit the Post Office official website to locate your PIN code

      The last three digits represent the particular post office within the district.

      Yes, the PIN code and zip code are the same.

      India has separate zip codes for different states.

      A Zip Code has six digits.

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