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Rules, Rights & Rites -104 Outlines the launch details for two new services: 24 SPEED POST and 48 SPEED POST.

 Rules, Rights & Rites -104

I usually post all important items related to official rulings, union news, and other general matters on my YouTube channels: Yourskayveeyes (English) and Anbudan Kayveeyes (Tamil).
However, due to the recent spate of orders and the high volume of information being received, I have not been able to convert every item into a video. Therefore, I am introducing these new slots to post current matters and updates that have not yet been published on YouTube. This ensures you stay informed on every detail, even if a video hasn't been made yet …………….Kayveeyes

Outlines the launch details for two new services: 24 SPEED POST and 48 SPEED POST.
The timeline for the product launch was finalized during a Core Group discussion on December 19, 2025, with the launch date fixed for January 5, 2026.
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is successfully complete, and the products are ready for live environment testing.
Identified Post Offices are instructed to begin booking these new articles starting January 7, 2026.
The rollout involves the Chief Postmasters General of Delhi, West Bengal, Telangana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.
Circles must ensure Post Offices have necessary packaging materials and counter infrastructure, such as thermal printers.
For articles destined for the six metro cities (including Town Delivery), offices must book them as 24 SPEED POST if submitted before the cut-off time, and as 48 SPEED POST if submitted after the cut-off.
This tech-enabled pilot is being monitored at the highest level, with weekly progress reviews conducted by the Honorable Minister of Communications (MoC).
Circle nodal officers (PMG/DPS) are responsible for ensuring strict adherence to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) at all handling stages.
CEPT will provide access to Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) via an MIS dashboard starting January 8, 2026, for use by Circles, Regions, Divisions, and the Mail Division

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