Tamil Nadu   

Dak Adalat on March 21

Tirupur: The Department of Posts will hold ‘Dak Adalat' and ‘Customer meet' at the office of the Superintendent of Post Offices here on March 21. Complaints and suggestions from the customers relating to postal services for the Adalat should reach the Superintendent of Post Offices (Tirupur division) before March 18. The cover containing complaints should be superscribed ‘Dak Adalat case'.

Official sources said that the complaints should contain full details such as date and time of posting, full address of the sender and addressee, registration number in the case of registered letters/insured articles and office of booking and value of the material.

If the complaint was about savings bank or postal life insurance, it should contain the account and policy numbers as well as the name of the insurant/depositor.

Sources said that the complaints for Dak Adalat could be sent through ordinary post or speed post. Those sent through couriers would be rejected.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Licence for sand stocking
Technical symposium
Crackdown on red revolving lights
NRI enrolment
Applications pouring in
Imposters nabbed
A break for now
Collector directs returning officers to be alert to cash distribution
Control room
Where to file nominations
Special buses for Veerappur fest
Webcams to keep vigil on sensitive polling stations
Recovered
Poll flying squad personnel seize unaccounted money
Take steps to reopen dyeing units, Pollution Board urged
Sandalwood logs seized, youth held
Dyeing unit owners losing sympathy
Indian Gaur driven back
Precautionary steps taken
DYFI members stage demonstration
‘Back party that has ryots' demands in manifesto'
“Amenities lacking for tsunami-affected people”
“Accord 50 per cent reservation to export chillies to Lanka”
An offence
Rescued leopard released inside MTR
“Women excel in almost all fields”
BJP cadres celebrate candidature of Pon Radhakrishnan for Nagercoil
Election room phone number changed
Get your complaints registered
Learning to live
Stress on autonomy to improve quality of higher education
IUML cadre disappointed over allotment of seats
Government staff stage agitation
Police tighten up measures against prohibition offences
Dhotis and saris seized
Nominations from March 19
Anganwadi employees seek salary hike
CMDA order on 15% quota for plots under discretionary quota challenged
Show-cause notice issued to panchayat president
IIT Roorkee hosting tech fest
Deer skin, antlers seized
Enquiry on appeals conducted
MPLAD funds increase questioned
Selection process continues
Petition seeking protection for fishermen dismissed
Several taluks in Tumkur see a rise in malaria cases
Elephant attacks cycling expedition team member
Media monitoring committee constituted
Dak Adalat on March 21
Reforms needed in higher education sector, says VIT Chancellor
Officials foil move to collect money
A long trek to most inaccessible booth
“State pursuing development at expense of local communities”
Ensure faculty are qualified: VC
High Court tells State to amend panchayat election rules
PIL plea seeks direction to discontinue JNNURM project
CEO warns against false muster rolls
“Shoulder arthroscopic surgery being increasingly preferred”

Copyright © 2011, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu