Postal Services in West Bengal

PIN Codes & Post Offices in , West Bengal

About Postal Services in West Bengal

West Bengal in , West Bengal is served by India Post, the country's government-operated postal system that has been delivering mail and parcels for over 150 years. The postal network in India is one of the most extensive in the world, with over 1.5 lakh post offices serving even the remotest villages and towns across the country.

Every location in India is assigned a unique 6-digit PIN code (Postal Index Number) that facilitates efficient mail sorting and delivery. The PIN code system was introduced in 1972 to streamline the postal delivery system. The first digit represents the region, the second digit indicates the sub-region, the third digit denotes the sorting district, and the last three digits identify the specific post office. Understanding the PIN code structure helps in accurate addressing and faster delivery of mail and parcels.

Post offices in West Bengal provide a wide range of services beyond traditional mail delivery. These include savings accounts (Post Office Savings Bank), recurring deposits, fixed deposits, monthly income schemes, senior citizen savings schemes, public provident fund (PPF), national savings certificates, Kisan Vikas Patra, money orders, speed post, registered post, parcel services, insurance services, and various government welfare scheme implementations. Many post offices also serve as banking correspondents and provide Aadhaar enrollment services.

The postal network classifies post offices into different categories based on their operational importance and revenue. Head Post Offices (HPOs) are the main offices in a city or large town, Sub Post Offices (SPOs) serve smaller areas and operate under HPOs, and Branch Post Offices (BPOs) are smaller offices typically found in villages and remote areas. Each type of office offers different levels of services, with HPOs providing the most comprehensive range of postal and banking facilities.

Whether you need to send letters, parcels, money orders, or access postal banking services, the post office network in West Bengal provides reliable and affordable services to all residents. India Post continues to modernize with initiatives like e-post, online tracking, mobile banking, and digital payment integration, making postal services more accessible and convenient for today's digital age.

1128 PIN Codes
8,773 Post Offices

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PIN Code: 736133

Ambari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Baneswar SO

PO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhatlaguri BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bokalirmath BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Chagalber BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Chaudanga BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Gopalpur BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Hatiduba BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Kaljani BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Khapaidanga BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Nayarhat BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Purba Gopalpur BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Siddheswari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Sonari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Uttar Ambari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

PIN Code: 736134

Balairhat BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhetaguri BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhulki BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Borodanga BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Brahmanir Chauki BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Chekadera BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Dewanhat SO

PO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Dhumpur Balasi BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Dighaltari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Gheghirhat BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Haribhanga BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Jiranpur BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Kamat Seoraguri BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Khutamara BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Kumarganj BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Mansab Seoraguri BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Moamari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Nazirhat BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Panisala BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Pushnadanga BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Ruerkuthi BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Salmara BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Souldhukri BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

PIN Code: 736135

Balakandi BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bara Atiabari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Baranachina BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Baravita BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhagni Parti BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhalka Putimari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Bhutkura BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Chhoto Atiabari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Dinhata Bazar SO

PO - Non Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Dinhata SO

PO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Gitaldaha Atiabari BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

Gitaldaha BO

BO - Delivery

Division: Cooch Behar Division

Region: North Bengal Region

How to Find Your PIN Code

Finding the correct PIN code for your address in West Bengal is essential for receiving mail and parcels. You can locate your PIN code through several methods: check existing mail or parcels received at your address (PIN code is usually printed), visit the official India Post website and use their PIN code finder tool, contact your local post office directly, or check your electricity or water bill which often includes the PIN code. When providing your address for deliveries or official correspondence, always include the 6-digit PIN code at the end of your address to ensure faster and more accurate delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PIN code and how is it structured?

PIN code (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit code used by India Post to identify specific post offices and facilitate mail sorting and delivery. The structure is: first digit = postal region (1-9), second digit = sub-region, third digit = sorting district, last three digits = individual post office. For example, in PIN code 600001, '6' represents the Chennai region, '00' represents the main Chennai division, and '001' identifies the specific post office. This systematic coding enables efficient mail sorting and delivery across India's vast postal network.

What services are available at post offices?

Post offices offer comprehensive services beyond mail delivery. Core postal services include speed post, registered post, business post, logistics post, parcels, money orders, and insurance. Financial services include savings accounts, recurring deposits, time deposits, monthly income schemes, senior citizen savings schemes, PPF, national savings certificates, and Kisan Vikas Patra. Additionally, post offices provide Aadhaar enrollment, passport application acceptance, bill payment facilities, and implementation of various government welfare schemes. Head Post Offices offer the most complete range of services, while smaller branch offices provide essential postal and basic banking services.

How can I track my postal items?

India Post provides online tracking for speed post, registered post, parcels, and other trackable items. Visit the India Post website (indiapost.gov.in), navigate to the track consignment section, and enter your article/consignment number (printed on your receipt). You can track domestic and international items. The tracking system shows the current status, location, and delivery updates for your item. You can also track items using the India Post mobile app available on Android and iOS. For registered and speed post items, you'll receive SMS updates on your registered mobile number about the delivery status.

What are the different types of post offices?

Indian post offices are classified into three main categories. Head Post Offices (HPO) are the primary offices in cities and large towns, offering all postal and banking services with extended hours and comprehensive facilities. Sub Post Offices (SPO) operate under HPOs and serve specific neighborhoods or smaller towns, providing most standard services. Branch Post Offices (BPO) are the smallest category, typically located in villages and rural areas, offering essential services like mail delivery, money orders, and basic savings accounts. The classification determines the range of services, operating hours, and staffing at each office.