PO Guide Part I P-1
PO Guide Part I P-1
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The working hours of the post offices are generally fixed by the Head of
the Circle.
However, the Director-General may extend the working hours of any
post office up to 8:30 P.M. and keep them open on Sundays also.
These post offices will be termed ‘night post offices’ and will transact
those transactions which have been authorized by the Director-General
in this behalf.
During the extended hours, these post offices will generally book
registered articles including V.P. articles, sell of I.P.Os. and postage
stamps.
Deposits into Savings Bank Account and sale of cash certificates will be
available up to 7.00 p.m. on week days only.
On Sundays and National Holidays as well as other P.O. holidays the
night Post Offices function and observe restricted working hours. These
offices work for one shift only from 10:00 to 17.00 hours. The delivery
functions of the offices are entirely suspended as well as the payment of
Money Orders and Saving Banks and post office Certificates are also
suspended on these days.
Night Post Offices are indicated in the list of Post Offices in Part III of this
Guide.
Except the Night Post Offices all post offices Mobile Post Offices are
generally closed on Sundays and PO Holidays and no business
transacted with the public.
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o Digifrank plus is the name given by India post to the new facility
of franking based on RMFS.
Machine Franked articles posted in letter boxes shall be treated as
unpaid articles.
Unregistered articles bearing impressions of the previous date shall
not be accepted.
Licence of RMFS: -
o Rs.375/-
o Licence is valid for 5 Years
o There are three types of licence – 1. Individual 2. Commercial
3. Departmental
o Renewal fee for the expired licence – Rs.475/-
o Renewal Period – Before 11 months from date of expiry till
licence expiry date with renewal fee Rs.375/-
o The licensing authority shall issue the 4 copies of certificate of
licence. 1. FM User 2. Designated Office 3. RMFS Centre 4.
Office Copy
o Licence issue time – 10 working days
o Licence renew time – 5 working days
o The licence may be cancelled after expiry of 3 months from
the date of expiry of licence has not applied for renewal.
o The register of repairs is to be preserved for 2 years from date
of last entry in it.
Recharge: -
o First Recharge – Rs.2000/-
o Subsequent Recharge – Minimum Rs.1000/- + Multiple of
Rs.100/-
o SBI and Post office having e-payment facility can deposit the
payment to recharge machine.
o DOP Server would dial Bank Server at a predetermined time
(every day at 10:00 PM)
o If the RMFS does not dial the RMFS server within stipulated time
period of 30 days. It gets blocked and shall be unlocked only
when it dials the RMFS server and upload its data. It is a
reversible process.
o The meter “cancellation” is a non-reversible process i.e., a
meter once cancelled cannot be used for re-credit.
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Rebate: -
o Rebate of 3% will be allowed on Franked value whenever
meter is reset i.e credit is uploaded in the machine provided
that rebate will be allowed for a minimum consumption of
Rs.5000/-.
o Payment of rebate will be obtained in form ACG-17 by licensee
of his agent.
o The claim for refund will be made at the first time of posting of
articles after uploading the credit in the machine.
o A additional rebate 2% will be allowed on presentation of Pin-
Code wise sorted frank mails as per conditions prescribed by
the DoP.
Refund of erroneous impression: -
o Refund will be made for any impression made in error (less a
deduction of 5% on face value) on surrendering the envelops
or wrappers, provided that the impression is legible and that
claim is preferred within 1 months of date of impression
Advertisement: -
o Not more than one slogan or advertisement is used on one
article.
12. Prepayment of Postage in Cash: -
Head of circle will authorise the post offices for prepayment services.
Unregistered Articles: -
o In Big City – 500 articles
o In small City/Town – 250 articles
Registered Articles – Not less than 50 Letters
For firm or business establishments – articles should be 500 at a time in
respect of letter (closed cover), ILC, postcard and un-registered
parcels.
13. Spoilt or defaced Stamp: -
The special registration envelops provided by the post offices, cannot
be used for the transmission of unregistered postal articles.
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The newspaper shall bear in print in any convenient place either on the
first or last page the word “Registered “followed by the registration
number which has been assigned to it by the Head of the Division and
Independent Gazetted Postmaster
first registration shall be remained in force till 31st December of the third
calendar year following that in which it was effected. Every subsequent
renewal of registration shall remain in force for three calendar years.
Application for renewal of registration shall be made so as to reach the
officer concerned at least three months before the date of expiry of the
previous registration and shall be accompanied by two copies of the
latest issue of the publication of the newspaper.
No fee shall be payable for the renewal of registration or at the time of
registration.
A late fee of Rs.50/- shall be charged for each application for renewal
received later than the last working day of the third calendar month
preceding the last month of the period of previous registration.
Where the application for renewal is received after the date of expiry of
the previous registration, a late fee of Rs.100/- shall be charged with such
application.
The newspaper applying for RNP must have some price and its printing
on newspaper is mandatory. Provided that price and its printing on the
newspaper shall not be mandatory on the newspaper(s) published by
Ministries/Departments of Government of India only.
The Head of Circle/Head of Region grants the permission of posting
without prepayment.
The license number is required to be printed along with the words-
“Licensed to post without prepayment” below or after the Postal
registration Number. The licensee may also use the abbreviated version,
instead of the complete phrase as above, by substituting the phrase with
the term “WPP” as prefix before the license number.
Security for WPP: - Equivalent to the total of one month postage as
security deposit.
Bill for WPP: -
o On 16th day of Month: - Posting of RNP between 1st to 15th
o On 1st day of Next Month: - Posting of RNP between 16th to end of
previous month.
The payment of bill should be made by the licensee at the office
indicated in bill within 7 days.
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Label of Camp
Bag
o Printing and supply of IPOs of deno. Rs.1, Rs.2, Rs.5, & Rs.7 has been
discontinued vide order no.28-54/2013-PO dated 19.01.2015
o Printing of IPO deno. Rs.20/- had been put on hold vide order
no.28-54/2013-PO dated 19.10.20
India’s so called first stamp was released in 1852. They were embossed
individually onto paper. The shape was circular, with ‘SCINDE DISTRICT
DAWK’ around the rim and the British East India Company’s Merchant’s
Mark as the central emblem.
The Penny Black was the world's first adhesive postage stamp used in a
public postal system. It was first issued in the United Kingdom (referred to
in philatelic circles as Great Britain), on 1 May 1840, but was not valid for
use until 6 May.
The First Stamp of Independent India was issued on 21 November 1947. It
depicts the Indian Flag with the patriots' slogan, Jai Hind (Long Live India), on
the top right-hand corner. It was valued at three and one-half annas.
Philatelic deposit account (PDA) system was introduced with effect from
01.08.1965
Philatelic Bureau –
o A Philatelic Bureau is a branch of a Head or Sub Post Office
specifically set up by the Department to deal with the receipt and
sale of all philatelic items.
o It maintains Philatelic Deposit Accounts and also deals with mail
orders.
o For Indian, Account may be opened with Rs.200/-
o Foreigner customer can also avail the facility by opening an
account with Director (Philately), Mumbai GPO-400 001
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Mint stamps: -
o unused stamps without any postmarks
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