law: Indian Post Office Act, 1898 
  32. Power to make rules as to insurance 
  (1) The Central
  
  Government may make rules as to the insurance of postal articles.
  (2) In particular and
  
  without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may-
  (a) declare what
  
  classes of postal articles may be insured under section 30;
  (b) fix the limit of
  
  the amount for which postal articles may be insured; and
  (c) prescribe the
  
  manner in which the fees for insurance shall be paid.
  (3) Postal articles
  
  made over to the Post Office for the purpose of being insured, shall be
  
  delivered, when insured, at such places and times and in such manner as the
  
  Director General may, by order, from time to time appoint.