The Postal Index Number (PIN) is a six digit code used by Indian postal department, what does the first two digit of the code (taken together) stands for :

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (D) Sub region or one of the postal circles.

Explanation:
The first two digits of the Postal Index Number (PIN) represent a sub-region or one of the postal circles in India.

Information Booster:

• The PIN code system was introduced on 15th August 1972.
• The first digit represents a region, the second digit represents a sub-region, and the third digit represents a district or area.
• The last three digits are used for specific delivery post offices.

Additional Information:

• District – The first two digits do not represent a district.
• Delivery post office – The first two digits do not indicate a specific delivery post office.
• Municipal corporation – The first two digits are not related to the municipal corporation.