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    Department of Posts Enhances Parcel & E-commerce Services

    Communications Minister Jyotiraditya M Scindia stated today that the Department of Posts has launched the Mail Parcel Optimization Project (MPOP) to redesign workflows and improve efficiency across the parcel value chain. While answering supplementary questions in the Lok Sabha, Mr. Scindia...
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    Tech-Driven Parcel Service Launches with South Central Railway

    February 26, New Delhi: The South Central Railway has launched the ‘Rail Parcel App’, a mobile application designed to provide faster, easier, and technology-driven parcel delivery services through Indian Railways.The service was officially launched in Hyderabad, which will be the first...
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    Digital Innovation: SCR Launches Next-Gen Parcel Service

    South Central Railway (SCR) has achieved a significant digital milestone by launching a next-generation "Rail Parcel App" at Rail Nilayam, Secunderabad. This innovative digital e-marketplace aims to revolutionize freight logistics by offering seamless end-to-end services, including doorstep...
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    Digital Rail Logistics: SCR Launches New E-Marketplace

    South Central Railway (SCR) achieved a significant digital milestone today by launching a next-generation "Rail Parcel App" at Rail Nilayam, Secunderabad. This innovative digital e-marketplace aims to revolutionize freight logistics by offering seamless, end-to-end services, including pickup and...
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    Scindia Highlights India Post's Role in Financial Inclusion

    Hyderabad, February 22 – Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia stated on Sunday that public trust in India Post remains strong, with over 38 crore savings accounts currently being operated through post offices across the country.Addressing a conference of over 9,000 Gramin Dak...
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    Post Offices and GDS Support DBT and Rural Development in Andhra Pradesh

    Amaravati, February 22 Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said on Sunday that Gramin Dak Sevaks (rural postal workers) are the backbone of rural logistics and essential service delivery, asserting that technology cannot replace the human touch they provide.Addressing the Gramin...
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