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What is PIN Code in address?

A postal PIN code (Postal Index Number code) is a 6 digit number used by India's postal department to identify and sort mail to a specific geographic location, such as a town or village, in India. The postal PIN code system was introduced in India in August 1972 to simplify the manual sorting and delivery of mail. The first digit of a postal PIN code indicates the geographical region, the second digit represents the sub-region, the third digit represents the sorting district within the region, and the last three digits represent the delivery office within the sorting district. The use of postal PIN codes has greatly improved the efficiency of the Indian postal service and has made it easier for people to receive mail at their correct address.

First 2 Digit of the PIN Code/Postal Codes:

Delhi : 11 Haryana : 12 and 13 Punjab : 14 - 16 Himachal Pradesh : 17 Jammu and Kashmir : 18 and 19 Uttar Pradesh : 20 - 28 Uttarakhand : 263 Rajasthan : 30 - 34 Gujarat : 36 - 39 Maharashtra : 40 - 44 Madhya Pradesh : 45 - 48 Chhattisgarh : 49 Telangana : 50 Andhra Pradesh : 51 - 53 Karnataka : 56 - 59 Tamil Nadu : 60 - 64 Kerala : 67 and 69 Lakshadweep : 682 West Bengal : 70 - 74 Sikkim : 737 Andaman and Nicobar Islands : 744 Odisha : 75 - 77 Assam : 78 Arunachal Pradesh : 79 Manipur : 79 Meghalaya : 79 Mizoram : 79 Nagaland : 79 Tripura : 79 Bihar : 80 - 85 Jharkhand : 80 - 83 and 92 Chandigarh : 140 and 160 Daman and Diu : 362 and 396 Dadra and Nagar Haveli : 396 Goa : 403 Puducherry : 533, 605, 607, 609 and 673

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