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Tamil Nadu Circle PS Group B Regional Allotment Order 2026: Officer Moves from Bihar to Southern Region

The Tamil Nadu Postal Circle has issued one more important memo on 22 September 2026. This time, it is about the regional allotment of a Postal Service (PS) Group ‘B’ officer who is moving from the Bihar Circle to the Tamil Nadu Circle.

This order has been issued under the same Directorate Order dated 10.09.2026 that was used for the recent PS Group ‘B’ promotions in Tamil Nadu. Let’s look at the details.


Quick Overview of the Memo

DetailInformation
Memo NumberSTC/1-6/TRF/2026
Issued ByOffice of the Chief Postmaster General, Tamil Nadu Circle, Chennai – 600 002
Date22.09.2026
Based OnDirectorate Order F.No. R-09/15/2026-SPG-II – DoP dated 10.09.2026
CadrePostal Service Group ‘B’
Effective FromImmediate effect, until further orders
Signed ByM. Vijayalakshmi, Assistant Postmaster General (Staff & Establishment)

Allotment Details

Name and Present PostWorking InAllotted CircleAllotted RegionRemarks
Shri Kumar K., In-charge, CPCBihar CircleTamil Nadu CircleSouthern RegionAgainst the vacant post, at request

Key Points to Note

  • The allotment is made with immediate effect and will continue until further orders.
  • Shri Kumar K. will work in the Southern Region of the Tamil Nadu Circle.
  • He is being posted against a vacant post.
  • This transfer has been done at the officer’s own request.
  • Because it is a request transfer, he is not eligible for TA/TP/CTG/JT and similar transfer benefits.
  • Necessary charge reports are to be sent to all concerned offices.

What Do These Short Forms Mean?

  • PS Group ‘B’: Postal Service Group ‘B’, a gazetted officer cadre in India Post.
  • CPC: Commonly used for Central Processing Centre in India Post.
  • TA: Travelling Allowance paid when an employee moves on transfer.
  • CTG: Composite Transfer Grant, a lump-sum amount given on transfer.
  • JT: Joining Time allowed to join the new place of posting.

These benefits are usually given when the department transfers an employee for official needs. When the employee asks for the transfer, these benefits are normally not given, and this memo clearly says so.


Who Received a Copy?

Copies of the memo have been sent to:

  • The officer concerned (through proper channel)
  • The ADG (SPG), Dak Bhawan, New Delhi
  • The Chief Postmaster General, Bihar Circle, Patna
  • The Postmaster General, Southern Region, Madurai
  • The PMsG of Mails & BD, Chennai City Region, Central Region and Western Region
  • The GM (PA&F), Chennai
  • The Director, CEPT, Chennai, to upload the memo on the RTI portal and Tamil Nadu Postal Circle website
  • All Section Officers of the Circle Office

A Useful Lesson for Departmental Exam Aspirants

Many employees want to work closer to home. Orders like this show that request transfers are possible in India Post, but they come without transfer allowances. It is good to keep this in mind while planning your career.

The best way to grow in India Post, whether you are in the Tamil Nadu Circle or any other circle, is through departmental promotion exams:

  • GDS to MTS Departmental Exam
  • GDS to Postman / Mail Guard Exam
  • MTS to PA / SA Exam
  • Postman to PA / SA Exam

Start early with good India Post Study Material, regular India Post Mock Tests, and India Post Previous Year Question Papers. Also keep reading India Post Circulars so you know the rules that affect your service.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Which officer has been allotted to the Tamil Nadu Circle?
Shri Kumar K., In-charge, CPC, presently working in the Bihar Circle.

Q2. Which region will he join?
The Southern Region of the Tamil Nadu Circle.

Q3. Is this a request transfer?
Yes. The memo clearly says the allotment is made at the officer’s request.

Q4. Will he get TA, CTG or Joining Time?
No. Since it is a request transfer, he is not eligible for TA/TP/CTG/JT.

Q5. When does the order take effect?
With immediate effect and until further orders.


Final Words

We wish Shri Kumar K. all the best for his new posting in the Southern Region, Tamil Nadu Circle.

For more India Post Latest News, transfer and promotion orders, India Post Circulars, and exam preparation for GDS to MTS, GDS to Postman, MTS to PA and Postman to PA, keep visiting our website.

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