Post Office - Pondi BO | BALAGHAT, MADHYA PRADESH

Pondi BO, PIN: 481105, Taluk: Baihar, Covers Area : Bahratola, Imli Tola, Latta Mal., Ramhepur, Agantara, Dhaniya Jhor, Khandapar Ryt., Pondi, Chartola, Kariyatola, Kugaon, Laxman Peth., Bharri is a Delivery post office.
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    Pondi BO

    BALAGHAT
    MADHYA PRADESH
    481105
    Phone : Not available
    Type : BO
    Delivery : Delivery (Accept booking and deliver mails or parcels to customers)
    Taluk : Baihar
    Area Covered : Bahratola, Imli Tola, Latta Mal., Ramhepur, Agantara, Dhaniya Jhor, Khandapar Ryt., Pondi, Chartola, Kariyatola, Kugaon, Laxman Peth., Bharri
    Sub Office : Ukwa SO
    Head Office : Balaghat HO
    Divison : Balaghat Division
    Sub Region : Jabalpur Region
    Circle : Madhya Pradesh Circle
    Pondi BO located at Pondi , Baihar , BALAGHAT having PIN 481105 is a Delivery post office. It covers Bahratola, Imli Tola, Latta Mal., Ramhepur, Agantara, Dhaniya Jhor, Khandapar Ryt., Pondi, Chartola, Kariyatola, Kugaon, Laxman Peth., Bharri.

    The first digit of the PIN reflects the region. In India, there are 9 PIN regions, out of which first 8 stands for geographical location and 9 is especially used for the army postal service. 4 in 481105 represent Western region. The combination of first two digits of the PIN represent a particular circle. 48 in 481105 represent Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh cirlce.


    Pondi BO

    BALAGHAT
    MADHYA PRADESH
    481117
    Phone : Not available
    Type : BO
    Delivery : Delivery (Accept booking and deliver mails or parcels to customers)
    Taluk : Baihar
    Area Covered : Dhaniya Jhor, Kugaon, Pondi, Ramhepur, Agantara, Arandi
    Sub Office : Garhi SO (Balaghat)
    Head Office : Balaghat HO
    Divison : Balaghat Division
    Sub Region : Jabalpur Region
    Circle : Madhya Pradesh Circle
    Pondi BO located at Pondi , Baihar , BALAGHAT having PIN 481117 is a Delivery post office. It covers Dhaniya Jhor, Kugaon, Pondi, Ramhepur, Agantara, Arandi.

    The first digit of the PIN reflects the region. In India, there are 9 PIN regions, out of which first 8 stands for geographical location and 9 is especially used for the army postal service. 4 in 481117 represent Western region. The combination of first two digits of the PIN represent a particular circle. 48 in 481117 represent Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh cirlce.