India's first 3D-printed post office is located in the Cambridge Layout area of Bengaluru, India. This pioneering post office was inaugurated on August 18, 2023, by Ashwini Vaishnaw, the Union Minister for Railways, Communications, and Electronics and Information Technology. It is a 1,021 to 1,100 square feet building constructed using 3D concrete printing technology, which significantly reduces construction time and costs compared to traditional methods. The building was constructed in just 43 days, ahead of the original 45-day schedule, using a layer-by-layer additive manufacturing process. This innovative construction method cuts costs by 30-40% and is recognized for its environmental benefits due to reduced material waste. The project was executed by Larsen & Toubro using COBOD’s 3D construction printer, and the post office serves as a technological showcase of India's progress and innovation in infrastructure development. This 3D-printed post office not only symbolizes modernization in postal services but also marks a milestone in construction technology by blending tradition with futuristic advancements. It represents India’s self-reliant and innovative spirit, aiming to set a precedent for further adoption of 3D printing technology in infrastructure.