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Mysuru City Corporation Partners with Postal Department for Certificate Delivery

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What happened

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The Mysuru City Corporation signed an agreement with the Mysuru Postal Division of the Department of Posts to deliver birth and death certificates to applicants' homes. The service, which formally launches on November 1, allows applicants to receive certificates via Speed Post to any address in India. Recipients will pay a delivery charge of Rs. 100 upon receipt using a Cash on Delivery system.

From starofmysore.com

Why it matters

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The partnership aims to streamline the process for the nearly 10,000 people who visit the Mysuru City Corporation Main Office monthly. For the Postal Department, the arrangement introduces a new revenue stream through the collection of delivery charges.

From starofmysore.com

Who's involved

  • corporationMysuru City Corporation, which is implementing the certificate delivery service.
  • Postal DepartmentThe Mysuru Postal Division of the Department of Posts, which handles the delivery.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Postal DepartmentSpeculative

    The Postal Department could gain new revenue through the Rs. 100 delivery charges collected from applicants.

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