Search Results for "506369"
| PIN Code | City / Village Name | Taluk (Tehsil) | District | State | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 506369 | Saireddipalli | Parwathagiri | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Burgumadla | Parwathagiri | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Chintanekkonda | Nekkonda | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Topanapalli | Nekkonda | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Engal | Nekkonda | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Kalleda | Parwathagiri | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Appalraopet | Nekkonda | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
| 506369 | Redlawada | Redlawada | Warangal | TELANGANA | View Details → |
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What is a Postal Index Number (PIN Code)?
A PIN Code (Postal Index Number) is a 6-digit administrative numeric sequence utilized by India Post to streamline mail sorting structures.
Understanding the 6-Digit PIN Code Structure
1st Digit
Represents the Postal Zone
The first digit identifies one of the nine postal zones in India. For example, Zone 5 covers the Southern region.
2nd Digit
Represents the State or Union Territory
The second digit, together with the first digit, identifies a specific state or Union Territory. For example, 50 represents the Telangana and Andhra Pradesh region.
3rd Digit
Represents the Sorting District
The third digit indicates the sorting district responsible for processing mail within that region.
Last 3 Digits
Represents the Local Post Office
The last three digits uniquely identify the specific post office responsible for mail delivery.
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