Postage rate schedule amended to specify differentiated rates and require registered newspapers be delivered to recognised agents, not residences. Amendment substitutes the First Schedule to the Indian Post Office Act, 1898, prescribing an Inland Postage Rates schedule that sets distinct tariff categories and weight-based charging units for letters, letter-cards, postcards, book/pattern/sample packets, registered newspapers (with specific weight bands and multi-copy treatment), and parcels, and imposes that registered-newspaper packets of multiple copies be delivered to a recognised agent at the Post Office rather than to addressees' residences.
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Postage rate schedule amended to specify differentiated rates and require registered newspapers be delivered to recognised agents, not residences.
Amendment substitutes the First Schedule to the Indian Post Office Act, 1898, prescribing an Inland Postage Rates schedule that sets distinct tariff categories and weight-based charging units for letters, letter-cards, postcards, book/pattern/sample packets, registered newspapers (with specific weight bands and multi-copy treatment), and parcels, and imposes that registered-newspaper packets of multiple copies be delivered to a recognised agent at the Post Office rather than to addressees' residences.
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