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The Indian Postal System was founded in 1764 and is headquartered in New Delhi. It employs over 520,000 people and has over 155,000 post offices, making it the largest postal system in the world. Services include mail delivery, money orders, postal orders, and post office savings bank accounts. While it faces challenges from electronic communication and private couriers, the Indian postal system provides more products and services than competitors like State Bank of India. However, it could improve by adopting new technologies, updating employee training, motivating suggestions, and promoting its brand.
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- 1. PRESENTATION ON INDIAN POSTAL SYSTEM SUBMITTED TO :- SUBMITTED BY :- MUSTAFA Taminder mam EKTA KARUN
- 2. INTRODUCTION • The Indian Postal System was founded in 1764. • Headquarter is situated in New Delhi. • No. of employees are 520,191.
- 3. Features • It is the largest post office system in the world. • Door to door service. • Vast network with more than 155,333 post offices.
- 4. Contd… • During 2009-10, 2920 post offices were computerized • computer hardware was upgraded in 92 post offices • 500 post offices were modernized under Project Arrow • 1304 Post Offices have been networked through leased lines so far with the National Data Centre • 5170 Post Offices have been networked through broad band.
- 5. Types of service • Mail Service - post card - book post - parcel post • Remittance service - money order - postal order • Banking service - post office saving bank account - 5-year post office recurring deposit scheme
- 6. COMPETITORS Courier services E-mail Telephones
- 7. CHALLENGES • Emergence of electronic alternative. • Presence of organised/unorganised couriers for mail conveyence.
- 8. STRENGTH • More products in comparison to SBI • More branches, more facilities • More employees • More services
- 9. WEAKNESS • No advertisements • Not provide loan to consumers • Unchanged working culture • Lower rate of interest on deposits
- 10. SUGGESTION • Job rotation policy should be adopted • Soft skill training should b provided to the employees • A true and fair feedback system should b there where each employee can put their words without any fear • Employees should b motivated to provide suggestions. • A proper dress code should be there to form uniformity among employees
- 11. Contd… • An attractive infrastructure attracts the customers. Therefore, attention should be be given to infrastructure. • The Indian postal service department should adopt an adequate promotional policy.
- 12. CONCLUSION The Indian postal system needs –Technological –Social and Economic CHANGES
- 13. •THANK YOU