The Indian Postal Department has temporarily closed most of the international postal services sent to the US from 25 August. This step has been taken due to the new tariff rules of the US government, in which custom duty will now have to be paid on every goods of more than $ 100. Earlier this limit was $ 800. This can affect millions of diaspora and online shoppers. The postal department has regretted inconvenience and said that efforts are on to restore services soon.

Necessary news for those saving in post office! The Department of Posts (DOP) has implemented a new rule, under which accounts like TD, MIS, NSC, SCSS, KVP, RD, and PPF will be freezed if they were not closed or extended for 3 years after much. Now this freezing process will be done 2 times every year – 1 July and 1 January. The purpose of this step is to protect the hard earned money of the account holders. If your account is freezed, then go to the post office to restart it: Passbook or Certificate PAN, Aadhaar and address proofs such as KYC documents bank account details or canceled check SB-7A form will have to be submitted. After verifying your identity and documents, the post office will transfer your maturity directly to the bank through ECS. Note: No transaction, deposit, withdrawal or online service will be possible in freeze accounts. In such a situation, if you have not activated your mature account for 3 years, then take action now! Watch this video and share it to others.