The Department of Posts has partnered with DTDC Express Limited to enhance parcel delivery capabilities nationwide. The collaboration integrates India Post’s network of 1.64 lakh post offices with DTDC’s operational expertise, enabling expanded reach, particularly in remote and underserved regions. It focuses on fortifying joint logistics operations, optimising capacity utilisation, and aligning best practices across the parcel value chain. For DTDC, the partnership offers scale and improved market penetration, supporting rising demand driven by e-commerce growth. The inclusion of cash-on-delivery services enhances accessibility in regions with evolving digital payment adoption. The initiative marks a structured step toward building a more efficient, inclusive, and resilient logistics framework in India.
India Post, DTDC join forces to expand nationwide delivery
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