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| Pincode | 583219 |
| Name | Kombli B.O |
| District | Bellary |
| State | Karnataka |
| Status | Branch Office(Delivery) |
| Head Office | Hospet H.O |
| Sub Office | Huvinahadagali S.O |
| Location | Huvinhadagali Taluk of Bellary District |
| Telephone No | 7353088223 |
| SPCC | BELLARY HO-583101 |
| Department Info | Bellary Division North Karnataka Region Karnataka Circle |
| Address | Kombli, Karnataka, India |
| Services | |
| Indian Postal Code System Consists of Six digits. The first to digits represent the state, the second two digits represent the district and the Third two digits represents the Post Office.In this case the first two digits 58 represents the state Karnataka, the second two digits 32 represent the district Bellary, and finally 19 represents the Post Office Kombli B.O. Thus the Zip Code of Kombli B.O, Bellary, karnataka is 583219 | |
| Pincode | 414401 |
| Name | Kombli B.O |
| District | Ahmed Nagar |
| State | Maharashtra |
| Status | Branch Office(Delivery) |
| Head Office | Ahmednagar H.O |
| Sub Office | Mirajgaon S.O |
| Location | Karjat Taluk of Ahmed Nagar District |
| Telephone No | Not Available |
| SPCC | PUNE HO-411001 |
| Department Info | Ahmednagar Division Pune Region Maharashtra Circle |
| Address | |
| Services | |
| Indian Postal Code System Consists of Six digits. The first to digits represent the state, the second two digits represent the district and the Third two digits represents the Post Office.In this case the first two digits 41 represents the state Maharashtra, the second two digits 44 represent the district Ahmed Nagar, and finally 01 represents the Post Office Kombli B.O. Thus the Zip Code of Kombli B.O, Ahmed Nagar, maharashtra is 414401 | |
Bellary is a historic city in Ballari district in Karnataka state, India. It is 306 kilometres from Bangalore,the state capital.
There are several legends explaining how Ballari got its name. The first is that a few devout travelling merchants halting in Ballari, could not find a Shiva Linga for their worship. They then installed a balla (a measuring cup or seru used to measure grain) upside down as a Shiva Linga and worshiped it. Eventually, that place was turned into a temple dedicated to Balleshwara or Shiva, which became distorted to Malleshwara', and thus Ballari derives its name from this temple.
The second legend is that the city is named after Indra, the king of Gods, who slew a Rakshasa (demon) named Balla who lived nearby. Balla-ari means 'enemy of Balla' (ari – enemy in Sanskrit). The third legend derives the city's name from the old Kannada word Vallari<More Info
