I have checked below Links and APIs.All of them are out dated and do not have latest data.
Seems below API is exposed by Govt sources, but there is not much on documentation part -
If someone can point to the link to get latest data, this will work to.Atleast I will get started.
I tried below link and the data I got from this link is outdated.
Step 1: First, you have to search for “find my pin code” on Google. Step 2: Then, we have to click the first search result, i.e, find pin code-India post. (www.indiapost.gov.in)
Postalpincodefor.com is a tool that will help you to get pin code of particular post office / area / city / village . You can also Search by entering pin codes here. Enter the name of a state, district and taluk using the our search box to find the pin code of any location in India.
There are 9 regions that have been allotted with a separate unique PIN - 8 are geographical regions and digit 9 is reserved for Army Postal Service. There is a total of 19,101 PINs covering 154,725 post offices in India, with the exception of the Army Postal Service, as of 2014.
The PINCode API allows users to query using a PIN Code and receive the Post Office, District and State the that the PIN corresponds to. The services uses REST calls and returns JSON. The API is free to use and has no usage limit.
Postal PIN Code API allows developers to get details of Post Office by searching Postal PIN Code or Post Office Branch Name of India. 1. Get Post Office (s) details search by Postal PIN Code Postal PIN Code API returns the response in JSON format.
Postal Index Number (PIN) or PIN Code is a 6 digit code of Post Office numbering used by India Post. Total Pin codes in India are 19100, which are serviced by 154797 B.O., S.O. or H.O. India Post is reachable to all pin codes while Speed Post is not available on all pin codes. The PIN was introduced on August 15, 1972.
This is a numeric code which must be entered each time the device is started (unless the PIN security feature is turned off). In GSM mobile phones, the PIN is associated with the SIM card (not the phone) and must be entered each time the phone is switched on.
Indian Post would be the most reliable source of information, the other site you referred () gets data from Indian Post -
https://api.postalpincode.in/
It works fine for most of the pin-codes however the recent split of J&K doesn't seem to be updated yet.
The government sites' data usually take much longer to get updated.
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