General Post Office
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The term General Post Office is used by a number of postal administrations worldwide. Notably, it was the former name of the British postal administration, which at one time combined the functions of state postal and telecommunications carrier. It is also the term for the head post office in any major Indian city.
- a proper article on the history of the Royal Mail and the British Post Office in all its incarnations, pre- and post-privatisation, needs to be written, under the heading British postal system
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