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Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi has urged the government to reconsider its decision to discontinue India Post's book packet service, arguing that it will bring hardship to the literary community and restrict access to books for millions of Indians, particularly those in smaller towns and villages. The service, which offered affordable book delivery, has been a key resource for small and independent publishers, especially for niche, regional, and specialized genres.
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