BUSINESS HOURS
The public business hours are fixed with regard to local convenience and the arrival and departure timings of mails.
The business hours in the principal post offices are generally as indicated below s
|
ON WEEK DAYS |
ON SATURDAY |
Reference and enquiries, sale of postage stamps and stationery |
Entire working hours |
Entire working hours |
Booking of mails |
Six to seven hours |
Five hours ( stopping at 3 pm) |
POSB transactions, money orders and sale of IPOs |
Five hours |
Three hours (stopping at 1 pm) |
Post offices in charge of extra departmental agents are kept open for a maximum period of 5 hours.
BUSINESS DONE ON SUNDAYS AND PO
HOLIDAYS
ð Except the Night Post Offices all post offices and Mobile Post Offices are generally closed on Sundays and PO Holidays. There is no clearance of street letter boxes.
ð Facilities are provided for the posting of letters on which the prescribed late fee is paid during certain specific hours in the letter boxes at RMS offices and at selected offices.
ð Machine franked articles should not be posted either in the post office letter box or the mail van letter box.
ð Registered newspapers and packets of registered news papers are accepted on Sundays and PO holidays without payment of any late fee in Press Sorting Offices (R.M.S. offices and at Night Post Offices).
ð Generally,
all RMS offices stamps and postal stationary and grant certificates of posting
and book registered articles on payment of usual late fee during specified
hours on Sundays and PO holidays.
POST OFFICE HOLIDAYS
The following holidays are observed as post office holidays
01. Republic day 02. Mahavir Jayanti
03. Good Friday 04. Buddha Purnima
05. Idu'l Fitr 06. Idul'l Zuha
07. Independence Day 08. Muharram
09. Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday 10.
Dussehra (vijaya
dushami)
11. Prophet Mohammad's Birthday (Id-E-Milad) 12.Diwali (Deepavali)
13. Guru Nanak's Birthday 14. Christmas Day
In addition post office observe post office holidays on 3 other days which vary from circle to circle.
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