Hyderabad: India Post Payments Bank (IPPB), under the Department of Posts, has introduced a convenient doorstep Digital Life Certificate (DLC) service across Telangana, enabling pensioners to submit their Jeevan Pramaan without visiting banks or government offices.
Through IPPB’s vast network of postmen and Gramin Dak Sevaks equipped with biometric devices, pensioners from Central and State Governments, EPFO, Defence, Singareni Collieries, Beedi Workers, and other organizations can complete Aadhaar-based authentication from home.
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The service can be booked via the nearest Post Office, the IPPB toll-free number ‘155299’, or the Post Info mobile app. It is available across 23 IPPB branches and 6,256 post office access points in Telangana, ensuring extensive rural coverage. A nominal charge of Rs. 70 (inclusive of GST) applies.
Chief Post Master General of Telangana, Dr. D. Veena Kumari, said the initiative strengthens IPPB’s citizen-centric services and supports the Government’s Digital India and Ease of Living goals.
Pensioners can contact any Post Office or IPPB branch for further details.