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| Pincode | 848132 |
| Name | Sagma B.O |
| District | Samastipur |
| State | Bihar |
| Status | Branch Office(Delivery) |
| Head Office | Samastipur H.O |
| Sub Office | Ujiarpur S.O |
| Location | Samastipur Taluk of Samastipur District |
| Telephone No | Not Available |
| SPCC | MUZAFFARPUR-842001 |
| Department Info | Samastipur Division Muzaffarpur Region Bihar Circle |
| Address | Bihar 848132, India |
| Services | |
| Indian Postal Code System Consists of Six digits. The first to digits represent the state, the second two digits represent the district and the Third two digits represents the Post Office.In this case the first two digits 84 represents the state Bihar, the second two digits 81 represent the district Samastipur, and finally 32 represents the Post Office Sagma B.O. Thus the Zip Code of Sagma B.O, Samastipur, bihar is 848132 | |
| Pincode | 723153 |
| Name | Sagma B.O |
| District | Puruliya |
| State | West Bengal |
| Status | Branch Office(Delivery) |
| Head Office | Purulia H.O |
| Sub Office | Kantadih S.O |
| Location | Balarampur Taluk of Puruliya District |
| Telephone No | Not Available |
| SPCC | PURULIA HPO-723101 |
| Department Info | Purulia Division South Bengal Region West Bengal Circle |
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| Services | |
| Indian Postal Code System Consists of Six digits. The first to digits represent the state, the second two digits represent the district and the Third two digits represents the Post Office.In this case the first two digits 72 represents the state West Bengal, the second two digits 31 represent the district Puruliya, and finally 53 represents the Post Office Sagma B.O. Thus the Zip Code of Sagma B.O, Puruliya, west bengal is 723153 | |
Samastipur is a town and a municipality (nagar parishad) in Bihar, India. It is the headquarters of Samastipur district. The Burhi Gandak River flows through the town.
As per district Gazetteers, Darbhanga, pages 33 to 34 Darbhanga under the Oinwaras (1325-1525 AD), After a temporary period of instability, Darbhanga came under the control of the Oinwaras, also known as the Kameshwara Thakur or Sugauna Dynasty. These Hindu Chiefs were left undisturbed by the Muslim conquerors, who has by now conquered the whole of Mithila and whose exploits are indicated.
The Oinwara Dynasty is noted for their encouragement of leaning and fine arts and their court served as the centre of Sanskrit belle's letters and philosophy. Among the prominent scholars of age were Gadadhara, Sankara, Vachaspati Mishra, Vidyapati, Amartakara and Amiykara. Kameshwara, the founder of dynasty, was resident of village Oini, near Pusa Road, in the DistrictMore Info
