PATNA: Bihar post offices sold 41 kg gold coins
in the last fiscal, topping the nation in sale of the yellow metal from
post offices, Bihar Post Master General G Bhuyan said today.
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra post offices followed Bihar, he said
In the 2011-12 fiscal year, Tamil Nadu had topped the nation in sale of gold coins.
Considering the boom in sale of gold coins, the Postal department has decided to sell gold coins from seven more post offices in Bihar from the next fiscal, besides the 45 existing ones, Bhuyan said.
The seven new post offices would be Forbesganj, Jogbani, Sonepur, Sheohar, Dalsingsarai, Ekma and Mashrukh.
Within the state, GPO Patna topped the list followed by Bankipore post office in the state capital and Bhagalpur, post office, he said.
The gold coins on sale varied from 0.5 gram to 50 gram.
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra post offices followed Bihar, he said
In the 2011-12 fiscal year, Tamil Nadu had topped the nation in sale of gold coins.
Considering the boom in sale of gold coins, the Postal department has decided to sell gold coins from seven more post offices in Bihar from the next fiscal, besides the 45 existing ones, Bhuyan said.
The seven new post offices would be Forbesganj, Jogbani, Sonepur, Sheohar, Dalsingsarai, Ekma and Mashrukh.
Within the state, GPO Patna topped the list followed by Bankipore post office in the state capital and Bhagalpur, post office, he said.
The gold coins on sale varied from 0.5 gram to 50 gram.
Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com
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