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Department of Posts Budget for the Financial year 2024-25

Union Budget for the financial year 2024-25 was presented by Hon. Minister of Finance on 01 Feb 2024. 

Budget of Department of Posts for the financial year 2024-25 is 25378.47 Cr . In this budget Amount will be spent on various schemes & Establishment related Expenditures.

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Engagement of retired Government employees as Consultant in Planning Division in DOP Dak Bhawan, New Delhi

Subject : Engagement of retired Government Employees as consultant in Planning Division of Department of Posts (HQ), Dak Bhawan, New Delhi

The Department of Posts invites applications for Engagement of retired government servants as consultant in RB & Planning Division of Department of Posts (HQ) Dak Bhawan New Delhi. The Eligible retired government servants from the central/state govt. /Autonomous Bodies, who fulfill the following criteria may apply.

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DakPay services: Details of Banking facilities : Loksabha Q&A

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS
DEPARTMENT OF POSTS

LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO: 258
TO BE ANSWERED ON 3RD FEBRUARY, 2021

Dak Pay

1258. SHRI Parbatbhai Savabhai Patel:
SHRI Naranbhai Bhikhabhai Kachhadiya :

Will the Minister of COMMUNICATIONS be pleased to state:-

(a) whether India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) has started its digital payment service “Dak Pay” with an objective to provide advanced banking facilities to each and every person of the country and if so, the details thereof;

(b) whether the objective of this service is to provide door step financial services to the customers and if so, the details thereof;

(c) whether persons not having bank account in the IPPB will be able to avail the benefit of the aforesaid services and if so, the details thereof; and

(d) the number of districts of Gujarat in which people are likely to be benefitted from this service?

ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE FOR COMMUNICATIONS, EDUCATION AND
ELECTRONICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(SHRI SANJAY DHOTRE)

(a) Yes Sir, DakPay is a digital payment app offering a suite of digital financial and assisted banking services provided by India Post & India Post Payments Bank through the trusted postal (‘Dak’) network across the nation to cater to the financial needs (‘Pay’) of various unbanked sections of the society.

Under DakPay suite of banking facilities, the following services are offered:

1. DakPay UPI
2. DakPay Postal Products Payments
3. DakPay VDC (Virtual Debit Card)
4. DakPay DMT (Domestic Money Transfer)
5. DakPay Merchant/Bill Payments
6. DakPayAePS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System)

The services under DakPay are offered through 3 channels

1. DakPay Point – Counters at Post Office
2. DakPay Mitra – Postman / Grameen Dak Sevaks at the Doorstep
3. DakPay Self Service – Mobile app available in 13 regional languages

(b) Yes Sir, Banking services like sending money (Domestic Money Transfer – DMT), Utility Bill Payments, providing interoperable banking services to the customers of ANY BANK through AePS will be provided at doorstep through DakPay App by DakPay Mitra (Postman/Grameen Dak Sevaks).

(c). Yes Sir, Anyone irrespective of whether he/she has an IPPB account can get access to services like DakPay UPI (PSP App), DakPay DMT and DakPay AePS (Out of the full suite).

(d) All districts of Gujarat will be benefited from the DakPay services.

Source : Loksabha

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All Communications with Directorate / Circles should be done through Email

All the communications with Directorate / Circles should be done through Email

File No Z-92011/25/2020-Coord./O and M

Government of India
Ministry of Communications
Department of Posts

Dak Bhawan, Sansad Marg,

New Delhi – 110001

Dated: 06.07.2020

To,

Au Heads of Circles/Regions

Director (RAKNPA) / Directors (PTC)

All Heads of Postal Accounts Offices

Sub: Communications between Directorate and circles and within Directorate through electronic means to contain COVID-19 – Reg

Sir/Madam,

The Covid-19 pandemic and its harmful impact has necessitated Ministries/ Departments to bring unprecedented changes in the office processes and working to cope up with the pandemic and its after effects. hi spirit of the guidelines issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in this regard and to promote contact less processes a need has been felt to stop physical dispatch of communications (Letters/ Statements/ Reports) between Directorate and the Circles and within the Directorate and to shift to electronic mode (emails and e-office) unless it is very necessary to use physical mode.This will also promote use of e-office, save paper and printing resources and also save time of staff.

2. Accordingly, it is requested that henceforth all the communications with Directorate / Circles should be done through electronic mode only i.e. emails oreoffice except where original documents are required to be submitted for the purpose.

3. This issues with the approval of competent authority.

Encls.: As above.

Yours Faithfully,

(Sushil Bhusan)

Assistant Director General

Copy to:

  1. Sr. PPS to Secretary (Posts)
  2. PS to DG(PS)
  3. PPS to Addl. DG/ All Members (PSB)/ AS&FA
  4. All CGMs/All Sr. DDsG
  5. All DDsG / Secretary (PSB) – With a request for 100% implementation of e-office in their Divisions / Sections.
  6. GM (CEPT) with a request to upload the letter in India Post Employees Corner Website
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Postal department started delivering mangoes from farms in Valsad on Friday.

Mango farmers in the state approached the department after they faced difficulties in getting mangoes delivered to customers amid the lockdown.

Postal department started delivering mangoes


The first consignment of 90 boxes was sent by the postal department on Friday.
The postal department, which has been supplying medicines during lockdown, started delivering mangoes from farms in Valsad on Friday.
A farmer from Valsad who owns six mango orchards approached the postal department after he faced difficulties in getting the mangoes delivered to his customers amid lockdown.
Dashrat Desai, who owns 5,000 mango trees, was ready with his consignment. A few days back he sent the mangoes ordered by a client in Surat in a private vehicle. “On way, the vehicle was checked at different locations by police and other government staffers, and eventually sent back,” Dashrath told The Indian Express.
Dashrath shared his concern with his neighbour Bharat Desai who works at the Valsad post office. Desai introduced him to Assistant Superintendent Anil Kumar. The logistics for transporting the mangoes and the charges were then chalked out. The post office charges Dashrath Rs. 10 per kg of mangoes shipped exclusive of GST.
On Friday, the first consignment left by the India Post mail van from Dashrath’s farm. Ninety boxes of Alphonso were delivered to two customers in Surat in just three hours. Desai also shared his experience with other mango farmers. As word spread, by Friday evening, the postal department received five orders from Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Mumbai.
Giving details about the services, Anil Kumar said, “We were already supplying medicines from pharmaceutical companies in Vapi, Valsad to Jaipur, Hyderabad and Mumbai. As the mango season is here, we grabbed the opportunity to transport the fruits to customers.”
We have received a lot of calls from many more farmers expressing interest to use our services. We are working out the rates to deliver mangoes in other states. Once it is finalised, we will start delivery to other states as well,” he added.
Dashrat said, “I have been doing farming of mangoes and chickoo for the last 25 years. This year due to the lockdown, the mango market in Valsad has not opened yet. So we contacted our customers online and used India Post services to deliver the mangoes to them. We have already sent the first consignment of 90 boxes today. We bore the transportation costs.”