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Taluk	Branch
Manesar	IMT Manesar S O
Industrial Complex Dundahera	Industrial Complex Dundahera S O
Industrial Estate	Industrial Estate S O Gurgaon
Gurgaon	Kankarwali Rewari S O
Khalilpur	Khalilpur S O
Sohna	KherliLala B O
Mini Sectt	Mini Sectt S O
Nagina	Nagina S O Gurgaon
Nanukalan	Nanukalan S O
Narsinghpur	Narsinghpur S O
New Colony	New Colony S O Gurgaon
Nsg Camp Manesar	Nsg Camp Manesar S O
Nuh	Nuh S O
Palam Road	Palam Road S O
Palam Vihar	Palam Vihar S O Gurgaon
Pataudi	Pataudi S O
Punhana	Punhana S O
Railway Road	Railwary Road S O
Shivaji Nagar	Shivaji Nagar S O Gurgaon
Sohna Adda	Sohna Adda S O
Urban Estate	Urban Estate S O Gurgaon

Taluk	Branch
NA	Agon B O
Air Force	Air Force S O
Arjun Nagar	Arjun Nagar S O
Badshahpur	Badshahpur S O
Tauru	Baghanki B O
Basai Road	Basai Road S O
Bhondsi	Bhondsi S O
Bhorakalan	Bhorakalan S O
Dlf Ph ii	DLF Ph II S O
Dlf Ph iii	DLF Ph III S O
Dlf Qe	DLF QE S O
Farrukh Nagar	Farrukh Nagar S O
Ferozepur Jhirka	Ferozepur Jhirka S O
Galleria Dlf iv	Galleria DLF IV S O
Garhi Harsaru	Garhi Harsaru S O
Sadar Bazar	Gurgaon H O
Gurgaon Kty	Gurgaon Kty S O
Sector 17	Gurgaon Sector 17 S O
Sector 45	Gurgaon Sector 45 S O
Haillymandi	Haillymandi S O

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What is a Pin Code ?

A Postal Index Code or Pin code in general is the 6 digit Indian postal numbering system that identifies the zone, district and state.

Introduced back in 15th August 1972 for the ease of identifying the regions and bringing down the number of errors in delivering the posts. The 6 digits of of Pin code signifies the zone, the subzone, sorting district and postal office. There are a total of nine postal zones in India, where the first eight are geographical ones and the last is solely for the Army. This means that multiple areas can come under the same pin codes if they come under the same post office. Pin code thus becomes a very important part of the address of your home, permanent or temporary. Even as the country's postal department is facing a decline, the pin code system is still used by the government and private institutions as identifiers in general for address proofs and the delivery of couriers. India has over 1,55,000 postal branches across.