1858--"DAWK"POST MAN WITH POST ON SHOULDER ,BENGAL.--BELOW MEN WATERING STREETS OF CALCUTTA[TO PREVENT DUST CLOUDS]

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The first recorded mention of a postal service in India was made by Ziauddin Barani, who wrote that Alauddin Khilji (r. 1296-1316) organized a regular foot-runner service, called harkara, as early as

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THE MAIL RUNNER..... HARKARA/ MAIL RUNNER..." Ziauddin Barani, (1285–1357) the Tughlaq era historian has recorded the existence of horse and the foot runner for communication in India. Though horses were used

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SPECIAL COVER ON 150 YEARS OF DEPARTMENT OF POSTS. Dated :- 12.10.2004. Cover illustrates different means of delivery of post adopted by Dept Of Post such as Foot Runner, Pigeon, Satellite &

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📮✉📭 12 OCTOBER - MAIL DAY 📭✉📮 Dedicated to - " HARKARA/ MAIL RUNNER..." Ziauddin Barani, (1285–1357) the Tughlaq era historian has recorded the existence of horse and the foot runner for

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Postman During British India Era, 1902 * A 1902 stereo photo of a postman delivering mail to a British officer during the British India era. Not sure of the exact location

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📮✉📭 12 OCTOBER - MAIL DAY 📭✉📮 Dedicated to - " HARKARA/ MAIL RUNNER..." Ziauddin Barani, (1285–1357) the Tughlaq era historian has recorded the existence of horse and the foot runner for

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Rain or shine, they ran. In 18th-century Travancore, Anchalottakkars hand-delivered messages across kingdoms, wearing khaki and red, with unmatched discipline. Before India had postboxes, it had them. #Travancore #PostalHistory #Anchalottakkars ...

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Post Office of India, by Geoffrey Clarke.

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