With the growing usage of Twitter by lot of people around the world. Indian Post Office has also created its account with user name PostOfficeIndia. If anyone have complaints on Indian Post, then twit on their twitter account.

It seems to be the first Government of India department to open an account on Social networking Platform. the account is having 3,581 followers now, and is growing with good speed. Indian Post Office has taken a good initiative to improve its service and take complaints, feed backs by creating twitter account.

One disadvantage looks to be, the replies is to be given and as there are so many people twitting, man power is required.

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