बैंगलोर से हल्दिया कूरियर · 2–3 दिन · घर से पिकअप
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Haldia is priced off DTDC West Bengal card, zone Z4, service DNG. Air clears it in two to three days — quick for a town this far down the estuary — while road freight takes six to seven. That four-day spread is the widest choice you will make on this lane.
These are DTDC's published rates for West Bengal. Haldia has no separate row of its own, so the state slabs are what govern the booking — and we would rather say that than dress it up as a Haldia-only price.
| Weight | Standard2-3d | Premium (air)2d | Surface6-7d |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 kg | ₹415 | ₹813 | ₹484 |
| 3 kg | ₹830 | ₹2069 | ₹484 |
| 5 kg | ₹1383 | ₹3449 | ₹807 |
| 10 kg | ₹2593 | ₹6518 | ₹1614 |
| 15 kg | ₹3889 | ₹9777 | ₹2421 |
| 25 kg | ₹6481 | ₹16295 | ₹4036 |
| 50 kg | ₹12962 | — | ₹8072 |
| Weight | Standard | Premium (air) |
|---|---|---|
| 500g | ₹242 | ₹496 |
| 1kg | ₹415 | ₹813 |
| 2kg | ₹761 | ₹1446 |
| 3kg | ₹1106 | ₹2080 |
These are the DTDC rates for West Bengal (zone Z4) — the same card applies across the state. Billed weight is the greater of actual weight and volumetric weight (L × W × H ÷ 5000). Surface and heavier air slabs carry a 3 kg minimum. Full rate card and how billing works →
Haldia sits at the mouth of the Hooghly, about 120 km downriver from Kolkata, and it is a working port town — docks, a refinery, petrochemicals and the workshops that feed them. On DTDC routing it is a Z4 destination on the DNG service, priced off the West Bengal card.
Air is 2–3 days, as fast as this zone gets, while road freight is 6–7 days. Almost a week separates the tiers, so saving money here is a real decision rather than a formality: on slower lanes road freight is easy to accept because air is barely quicker, and that argument does not hold here.
What the money looks like: a kilogram is ₹415 by air and ₹484 by road, which means small parcels have no reason to go by road at all — the road tier bills a three-kilogram minimum, so a 500 g box costs the same ₹484 as a 3 kg one. Heavier is a different story: twenty-five kilos is ₹4,036 on the road against ₹6,481 in the air, nearly ₹2,450 saved for four extra days. Premium promises two days at ₹813 a kilo while Standard is already doing two to three, so it buys one day at best for twice the fare.
The 7216xx band around the port prices identically end to end, because the rate belongs to West Bengal rather than to the town.
721602
Within the 7216xx band
Same West Bengal card
Two to three days by air on Standard, two on Premium, six to seven if it goes by road. The air and road tiers are about four days apart.
Rarely here. Standard already delivers in two to three days for ₹415, so Premium is buying a single day at the outside for double the money.
Because the road tier starts billing at three kilograms. Anything under that weight is charged ₹484 regardless, while the air tier charges ₹415 and arrives days sooner.
No. It is the West Bengal zone rate, which is what DTDC charges for this destination — we are not going to present it as something it is not.
Not on this card — the Premium column stops at 25 kg. For heavier loads it is Standard at ₹12,962 or road at ₹8,072 for fifty kilos.
Tell us the weight and how soon it is needed. We will tell you which tier deserves your money.