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Details of Post Office Kewzing South Sikkim


Post Office: Kewzing

Post Office Type: B.O

District: South Sikkim

State: SIKKIM

Pin Code: 737139 (Click to see all Post Offices with same Pin Code)

Contact Address: Postmaster, Post Office (SUB OFFICE), South Sikkim, SIKKIM, India (IN), Pin Code:- 737139

Delivery Status:- Delivery

Postal Taluk:- Ravangla

Postal Division:- Sikkim

Postal Region:- North Bengal And Sik

Postal Circle:- West Bengal

Choose Post Office Starting with Alphabet K in SIKKIM District of, South Sikkim State

Kerabari | Kewzing | Kitam | Kupup |

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    Pin Code is also called the Postal Index Number or more popularly known as PIN CODE or Zip Code or Postal Code. Pin Code in India has six digits numeric code. Number of digits may vary from country to country. Pin Code in India is used for postal services in India post. All states, city and area are divided based on the pin code number. Nowadays mostly courier companies also use the pin code number to calculate the shipping cost.