Sentence examples for india post from inspiring English sources
The couriers are up in arms.At issue is leaked draft legislation, amending the 1898 law that established India Post as a government department.
In the year to March 2008 India Post handled 6 billion pieces of ordinary post, down from over 15 billion at the start of the decade.
The two major Indian newspapers in New York, India Abroad and The India Post, each day carry several pages of matrimonial classified ads, which are typically taken out by parents looking to arrange marriages for their children.
Third, and most controversially, the law would give India Post a monopoly over all letters weighing up to 500 grams (1.1lb).In this section Net dreams The dirty work Unwelcome suitors Where's the beef?
Many places including America, Australia and the EU give the post office a monopoly over small letters.Mr Saboo counters that it is unfair to blame his members alone for India Post's declining business.
Paytm, telecoms Bharti Airtel, Reliance, and Vodafone, and India Post were among the organizations that received "in principle" approval to function as payment banks.
The MCQ exam was administered to learners and facilitators in Kenya pre and post-course, and to facilitators in India post-course only.
In turning him down for an East India Company posting, George Johnstone wrote, "Although I am satisfied with the purity of your conduct, the generality do not think so.
According to data teased out of the Google Trends service, the phrases "new york times india" and "washington post india" are searched eight times as much in India, as a proportion of all Indian searches, as the equivalent in the United States.
Officials say close to 100,000 Indian nationals have returned from Nepal through the India-Nepal border post at Raxaul since last month's earthquake.
PAGE A14 ECONOMIC RIPPLE ARRIVES IN INDIA Jet Airways, India's largest private carrier, having posted large losses over the past year, announced layoffs of 1,900 crew members, including 800 flight attendants.
