Did you know that our Indian Postal Services is the largest in this world? Yes, found in 1854, our Indian Post is the largest and one of the oldest postal services in the world. Today is the day that is dedicated to that organization that collects and delivers your post throughout the country.
“World Post Day” is celebrated on October 9 every year. World Post Day was declared at the 1969 UPU Congress in Tokyo. It was proposed by Shri Anand Mohan Narula, the Indian delegation member of UPU Congress. Since then, every year “World Post Day” is celebrated on the 9th of October.
Although the impact of postal services is down in the recent period due to Covid-19 and electronic transfer is at the fingertips of most people, still, the demand for post offices has never decreased.
May it be bank sending official and formal letters, or for sending any personal items and information to our friends and family, our postal service has helped the country in all the possible way.
Belagavi on the other hand is the only city in North Karnataka region which has the statue of postman, dedicated to the millions of postmans around the country. This statue is situated near the head post office and is known as “The Postman Circle”. We here at Marvelous Belgaum, would like to acknowledge and thank the Indian post staff for helping the nation by delivering the important information on time to the respective owners.
Belagavi: With the Ganesh festival less than two months away, HESCOM has begun raising the height of power lines across Belagavi to ensure the safe
Belagavi: Urban Development Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said the Belagavi City Corporation (BCC) would be directed to pass a resolution declaring Belagavi an integral
Belagavi: Tension prevailed at the Congress office in Belagavi on Tuesday after a meeting to discuss the appointment of the city unit president turned violent,
Belagavi: Continuous rainfall has brought much-needed relief to Belagavi as the Rakaskop reservoir, the city’s primary source of drinking water, is nearing its full storage
Belagavi: The Belagavi Cantonment Board has revived a long-pending proposal to transfer three key roads within the cantonment to the Army and has invited objections
Belagavi: The Belagavi Cantonment Board has approved a ₹14.6-crore infrastructure development proposal under the Urban Challenge Fund (UCF) Scheme to create revenue-generating public assets and
