IIndia has 29 states with something like 720 regions including around 6 lakh villages, and more than 8200 urban areas and towns. Indian postal division has allocated an exceptional postal code or pin code to each locale/village/town/city to guarantee speedy conveyance of postal administrations.
A Postal Index Number or PIN or PIN code is a code in the mail center numbering or postcode framework utilized by India Post, the Indian postal organization. The code is six digits in length. You can discover the pin code of the Kolkata region in West Bengal here.
The initial three digits of the PIN address a particular topographical area called an arranging locale that is settled at the fundamental mailing station of the biggest city and is known as the arranging office. A state may have at least one arranging areas relying upon the volumes of mail took care of. The fourth digit addresses the course on which a conveyance office is situated in the arranging region. The last two digits address the conveyance office inside the arranging locale beginning from 01 which would be the GPO or HO.
