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Maharashtra • 400001-400104
National Capital • 110001-110097
Karnataka • 560001-560110
Telangana • 500001-500100
Tamil Nadu • 600001-600123
West Bengal • 700001-700156
Maharashtra • 411001-411062
Gujarat • 380001-380061
Rajasthan • 302001-302042
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PincodesInfo is your comprehensive resource for finding Indian postal codes and post office information. We provide accurate, up-to-date data for over 160,000 pincodes across all Indian states and union territories.
Our database includes detailed information about post offices, including office type, delivery status, district, region, and division details. Whether you're sending mail, filling forms, or just curious about postal codes, we've got you covered.
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Everything you need to know about Indian PIN codes
PIN (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit code used by India Post to identify specific post offices and delivery areas. It was introduced in 1972 to simplify mail sorting and delivery across India.
There are currently 19,591 active PIN codes across India, shared by 165,609 post offices across all 36 states and union territories. Our database is regularly updated with the latest information from India Post.
Simply use our search box above and enter your city name, district, post office name, or any location. You'll get instant results with the complete PIN code and post office details.
The first digit represents the region, the next two digits represent the sub-region or sorting district, and the last three digits represent the specific post office within that district.
Yes, PIN codes can change when new post offices are established, areas are reorganized, or administrative boundaries are modified. We update our database regularly to reflect these changes.
Our PIN code and post office records come from the India Post Department's published directory, last refreshed in March 2026. Office names, districts, delivery status and PIN assignments are taken directly from that source. Where India Post's own coordinates for an office look unreliable — around 3.5% of records — we flag them and omit the map and distance rather than show you a wrong location.
Yes! PincodesInfo is completely free to use. No registration, no payment, no hidden charges. We believe postal information should be accessible to everyone.
The PIN code directory is refreshed from India Post in bulk rather than continuously; the current dataset was loaded in March 2026 and covers 19,591 PIN codes across 165,609 post offices. India Post changes PIN assignments infrequently, so records stay valid between refreshes — but for a brand-new or recently reorganised office, check indiapost.gov.in for confirmation.
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All our data is sourced from the official India Post Department database. We maintain direct synchronization to ensure accuracy and reliability of information.
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Data source: India Post Department of Posts, Government of India