Centre undertaking sweeping reforms to modernise India Post: Pemasani
Under the IT 2.0 initiative, savings and insurance services would be brought completely online, while Gen-Z post offices, dedicated mobile applications for employees and specialised training programmes would further improve service delivery.Dr. Chandra Sekhar said India Post had expanded its logistics partnerships with ONDC, GeM, Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho and Patanjali, and was planning to collaborate with DHL to strengthen international parcel services. He reiterated that the Centre aimed to make India Post the country’s most trusted, modern and people-centric public service institution.
- ▪Under the IT 2.0 initiative, savings and insurance services would be brought completely online, while Gen-Z post offices, dedicated mobile applications for employees and specialised training programmes would further improve service delivery
- ▪Chandra Sekhar said India Post had expanded its logistics partnerships with ONDC, GeM, Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho and Patanjali, and was planning to collaborate with DHL to strengthen international parcel services.
- ▪He reiterated that the Centre aimed to make India Post the country’s most trusted, modern and people-centric public service institution.
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Union Minister of State for Communications and Rural Development Pemasani Chandra Sekhar on Friday said the Centre was implementing wide-ranging reforms to transform India Post into a world-class public service institution through technology, efficient leadership and a customer-centric approach.Addressing a gathering after inaugurating the modernised Kothapet and Chandramouli Nagar Sub Post Offices in Guntur, he said India Post, with its presence in every village and household, would play a key role in realising the vision of Viksit Bharat.Describing the reforms introduced over the past two years as unprecedented, Dr.
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