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Varanasi: in order to let postal staff know about the new technologies and methods to be introduced in all rural post offices, one-
On Sunday, a day's workshop was organized at the headquarters Post Office in Visheshwarganj.
The seminar is consistent with the Postal Department (DoP)
The ambitious "India Post" project that must ensure Post Office IT modernization.
Krishna Kumar Yadav, head of the Allahabad regional Postal Service, said that the government's priority is to raise technological progress to rural levels so that rural areas can better participate in national development.
To do so, he said, the branch post office located in rural areas will now become higher --tech.
Netbooks and hands
These post offices will provide handheld devices, as well as mobile thermal printers, smart card readers, fingerprint scanners, digital cameras for signature, file scanning, and transactions.
Yadav stressed the need to increase rural income and asked the Postal supervisors of each sub-branch to open a savings bank account for each rural family at the post office.
He also suggested that a major organization and 15 villages should be adopted by each Postal Service to implement the Sampoorna Bima Gram program and that MNREGA and BPL accounts should be opened quickly.
The DoP is designed to integrate post office and core banking solutions (CBS)
A radical change in rural banking.
After the CBS linkage, customers of the post office will be able to enjoy services such as online banking, mobile banking and ATM.
Yadav said that after the CBS linkage, one of the most important roles the post office will play is direct cash transfer under the different government subsidy programs for the poor.
The director praised the postal staff for their better performance.
Senior officials of Varanasi and Sant Ravidas Nagar rural area Post Office, Branch Post Office chief and gramin dak sewaks (Bhadohi)
The seminar was attended by various regions.
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