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Annual Report 1998-1999 'a Ecdr,rtn rata qql stlr NtYlttt ugE ,J 300 800 : I ott f! A aa I: 6{ .9 fn t t\ I& I t' {! :s :I a qrrt INDIA 600 E qllqcD(\C (\.\cl<qlc * ov-\ ANNUAL RE,PORT 1998-99 , 'I1-gdfq sren frr+rq Department of Posts, India .-. urcfrqgal, %o,, 'q * ryI rttdt'Jl postwm he. I s 0t $ate l 0n )\s h } $ r1 [l* r * "rFUr{ frfi-.il-{, 3i-flq {{fu'd t ffi qqI;I G;rcFER t5r vqql--q 6-{d gq sft o-$r< gr-6T{iar, rrsn vtq .ffi t" "Sri Kabindra Purkasyastha, Minister of State for Communication inaugurating Hailakandi Head Post Office in Cachar Division, Assam Circle." I F F d h :lt-" B I I "{<i-frqid, erq.rrq q qrrqR-6 .nr srfiq{, ord-6-c d o-r ETq-sFDtr{ siqRrfl tfrr-q\ rnerur I "Fronl view ol Eranjipalam PO., Calicut-Preservation of traditional architectural styles in P.Ol' .l i " fct~-q f?f;~c:f,~Ch i;rr;~f;IT - ~-97 cf;~ cf; \31cfm q\ 'lffiCf cf;~ '"1t\1'"1f%'"1 l3ft- cfio \3ffio 'il{ll1011 ~ 'ilTQUT ~ ~ I" " His Excellency The President of India Shri K.R. 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ANNUAL REPORT 1998-99 1tl'(dllt ~let> ~ (ti i.11'( '1?1 lcllt) DEPARTMENT OF POSTS (MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS) INDIA ~-~ 1fl7T I cnfllq, fiqli (1997-98) ~~ (iv) c;J!Rl 3ftx ~ 31'~ ~en 3 31'~ 2 WT0'1 7 31'~ 3 '5TCl'l ):!~ 13 31'~ 4 ~~-m-~ 21 31'~ 5 3iax1~1ii ~~ 27 31'~ 6 311~ PJ <'$) ¢ '< UT 33 3f'C:2:!Pl 7 ~m CITT4 37 31'~ 8 fcffi 41 31'~ 9 'iACf fffirq;:r fclq)m 47 31'~ 10 ~~ 51 31'~ 11 ~ ¢ 14¢C'1 14 57 1fl7T II cbl4¢C'114 65 ( ~c;f-~ , 1998) ii CONTENTS PART I Annual Report ( 1997-98) List of Tables (v) Mission Statement 2 Chapter Overview 4 Chapter 2 Organisation 8 Chapter 3 Postal Operations 14 Chapter 4 Business Development Activities 22 Chapter 5 International Relations 28 Chapter 6 Modernisation 34 Chapter 7 Agency Functions 38 Chapter 8 Finance 42 Chapter 9 Human Resource Development 48 Chapter 10 New Initiatives 52 Chapter 11 Other Activities 58 PART II Activities 66 (April-December 1998) iii l . 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Offices Modernised and Computerised 16 4. Product-wise Revenue Growth of Business Development Activities 24 ' 5. Foreign Surface Parcel Traffic 30 6. Foreign Air Parcel Traffic 30 7. LC/AO Mails 32 8. International Speed Post - EMS 32 j 9. Foreign Money Orders 32 10. Saving Schemes : Business Profile 38 11. Business Generated in Postal Life Insurance (PLI) Schemes 40 12. Revenue and Expenditure (1997-98) 42 13. Recovery of Working Expenses on account of Agency Services in 1997-98 44 14. Funds Surrendered and Savings during 1997-98 46 15. Cost of Services 46 16. Modernisation of Mail Processing 66 17. Progress on Technology Upgradation 66 18. Details of Paras in Report of C & AG of India and still Outstanding 76 19. No. of Post Offices, Personnel and Mail Traffic : A Profile - 1947-48 to· 1997-98 78 20. Personnel: Actual Strength as on 31.3.1998 80 21. No. of Employees : Scheduled Castesffribes as on 31.3.1998 82 22. 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