Post Office Akhandnagar, Kadipur, Uttar Pradesh

Ramesh Kumar - 2022-07-20

You post the letters and there are available speed post also.

Shubham Prajapati - 2023-07-07

Nice place so beautiful

Shubham Seth - 2022-02-05

Warren Hastings (Governor General of British India from 1773-1784) opened the posts to the public in March 1774. Prior to this the main purpose of the postal system had been to serve the commercial interests of the East India Company. Serving economic and political needs of the ruling authority remained a driving force in the development of the postal service. The Post Office Act (1837) reserved the government the exclusive right to convey letters in the territories of the East India Company. In 1850 a report was commissioned into the working of the Post Office in India. This report introduced uniform postage rates dependent on weight alone (previously charges had been calculated on weight and distance). It recommended that a Manual of Instructions be supplied to postmasters to encourage uniformity of practice. The recommendations of this report led to the introduction of Act XVII in 1854. However the reforms had a mixed success with some areas persisting in old practices. From the late eighteenth century political power began to slip away from the East India Company. The Company was finally abolished in 1858 and India became a Crown colony ruled directly by Parliament.

Rohit Gupta - 2023-05-24

Excited

Prajjwal Singh Rathore - 2018-06-04

Nice place but not sufficent staff

Raj Mishra - 2018-05-27

Very dirty

Sahil Ansari - 2023-06-27

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