In a boost for public sector efficiency, India Post reported an 8.8 percent revenue hike to ₹10,211 crore for FY 2025-26’s initial three quarters, eclipsing FY25’s ₹9,385 crore. This momentum reflects bold reforms and innovation.
Parcel volumes surged 12.3 percent, attributed to smarter products, logistics prowess, and e-commerce city strategies. Highlighting this is the Speed Post Parcel next-day delivery trial across six metros—Delhi to Hyderabad—boasting 95+ percent success.
Core services skyrocketed 95.3 percent, doubling income via Aadhaar hubs, passports, KYC, and telecom alliances. PLI’s 15 percent growth dwarfs industry norms, with 1.24 crore policies and ₹2.27 lakh crore AUM signaling investor confidence.
Export hubs via 1,000+ DNKs have processed 13 lakh parcels, yielding ₹303 crore to 135 countries by Jan 2026. International pilots to key markets and logistics pacts enhance delivery chains.
Financial arms are thriving digitally: POSB links 37.36 crore accounts with ₹21.77 lakh crore deposits through e-KYC, UPI, and video verification. IPPB nears 13 crore users; Sukanya at 3.80 crore. Goals: 70 percent digital insurance by 2029, zero-paper ops.
Streamlining includes demographic office tweaks, mail hub fusions, and category unifications. ‘N-Gen’ will revamp 100 post offices by March 2026; 46 edu-partnerships spawn modern campus posts.
These steps position India Post as a dynamic force in logistics and finance, blending tradition with tech for enduring success.