Printed or competition post-cards can have uniform tariff of five rupees. Inland letter cards should be discontinued to bring down huge subsidy on these. Book-Post service is mostly used by affording ones to mail greeting-cards and as such its minimum tariff should be marginally increased to that of first-class mail-tariff (presently five rupees) so that commemorative stamps generally issued in tariffs of first-class mail-tariff may be used by users of Book-Post services even though its weight-slab may be kept at 50gms when first-class mail has slab of 20gms. Speed Post tariff should be uniform at rupees fifteen per 50gms both for local and national mail abolishing present dual tariff of rupees 12 and 25 respectively.
 
Irrational and confusing foreign mail-tariffs should be revised in multiples of Rs 10 which should also be cost of an aerogramme by having equal tariff-rise for every 20gms rise in weight slab for independently fixed air-mail tariffs unlike present system where air-mail tariffs are calculated by imposing air-mail surcharge for every 20gms on haphazardly fixed sea-mail tariffs. Presently for example, Rs 712 is the air-mail tariff for an article of 1020gms.