Lookup PIN Code Information
Enter a valid 6-digit Indian PIN Code below to fetch related details like post office, district, and state.
Find PIN Code of Any Area
What is a PIN Code?
PIN Code (Postal Index Number) is a six-digit number used by India Post to identify specific regions and post offices across India. Introduced in 1972, the PIN code system makes mail sorting and delivery much faster and more accurate.
Example: 110001 (New Delhi GPO).
Why is PIN Code Important?
Knowing the correct PIN code helps to:
- Ensure fast and accurate delivery of letters and parcels.
- Fill correct addresses in official forms and online shopping platforms.
- Locate specific post offices and service areas.
How to Find PIN Code Online
Follow these easy steps to find the PIN code of any location:
- Visit the official India Post website: India Post.
- Click on the “Locate Post Office” or “Find PIN Code” service.
- Enter the name of the locality, city, or district.
- Click “Search” to view the related PIN code(s) and post office information.
Some postal apps and services also allow quick PIN code lookups using GPS location.
Interesting Facts About PIN Codes
- The first digit represents the region (e.g., 1 for Northern India).
- The second digit indicates the sub-region.
- The third digit represents the sorting district.
- The last three digits denote the individual post office.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can one area have multiple PIN codes?
Yes, large cities and towns often have multiple PIN codes assigned to different sectors or localities.
2. Is it mandatory to write a PIN code?
Absolutely! Without a correct PIN code, your letter or parcel may be delayed or even misplaced.
3. How often do PIN codes change?
Very rarely. Changes happen mainly when new post offices are created or old ones are reorganized.
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