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Sep26th 2011 DRAFT RFP DOCUMENT FOR THE SELECTION OF SCAs FOR CSC PROJECT IN RAJASTHAN

Page: 1 of 189 RajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL) Bidder’s Seal & Signature

Draft Request for Proposal (RFP) Document

for the Selection of

Service Centre Agencies (SCAs)

for Common Service Centre (CSC) Project

in the State of Rajasthan

[Reference No. F4.2 (03)/RISL/Tech/2011]

Place of submission of the bid proposal RajCOMP Info Services Ltd., Jaipur (Raj.)

Date & Time of Pre‐bid meeting 02/11/2011 at 15:00 hrs.

Last Date & Time of Submission of Bid 18/11/2011 up to 15:00 hrs.

Date & Time of Opening of Technical Bids 18/11/2011 at 15:30 hrs.

Cost of Tender Document: Rs. 5,000/-(Rupees Five Thousand Only)

Name of the Company/ Firm:

Address for the Correspondence:

Telephone No.: Fax No.:

E‐Mail:

Issued ByRajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL)

C‐Block, Yojana Bhawan, Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme, Jaipur‐302005 (Raj), INDIA Phone: 91(141) Fax: 91(141)

Web: http://www.rajcomp.net, Email: [email protected]

On Behalf Of Department of Information Technology & Communications (DoIT&C)

Government of Rajasthan



TABLE OF CONTENTS

S.No. Chapter Page

1. Abbreviations & Definitions 3

2. Invitation for Bids 5

3. Eligibility Criteria 9

4. Project Profile 12

5. Stakeholder’s Roles & Responsibilities 24

6. Overview of Suggested IT Architecture 34

7. Operational Guidelines for SCA 45

8. Time Schedule & Payment Terms 52

9. Service Level Standards 61

10. Bidding Process 69

11. Bid Evaluation Process 75

12. Performance Security 81

13. Terms & Conditions of the Bid 83

14. Financial Bid 96

15. Annexure‐1: List of proposed CSC Locations 98

16 Annexure‐2: List of existing e‐Mitra Kiosks 145

17. Annexure‐3: List of BSNL Exchanges in Rural Area 147

18. Annexure‐4: Pre‐Bid Queries Format 183

19. Annexure‐5: Performance Bank Guarantee Format 185

20. Annexure‐6: Technical Evaluation Checklist 188



CHAPTER‐1

ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

Bidder "Bidder" means any agency/ company/ firm which is participating in the Bid.

Contract

“The Contract” means the agreement entered into between RISL/

designated agency/ GoR and the selected bidder, as recorded in the Contract

Form Signed by the parties, including all the attachments and appendices

thereto and all documents incorporated by reference therein.

Contract/ Project Period

The Contract/ Project Period shall commence from the date of issue of Work

order till Four Years of Operations & Maintenance Services after

commissioning of the project.

CSC Common Services Centres (owned and managed by Women) to be setup in

Rural area in Rajasthan.CSC Scheme The Common Services Centres (CSC) Scheme refers to the Scheme

envisioned by the Government of India (GoI), as a component of the

National e‐Governance Plan (NeGP). The CSC Scheme envisages setting up of

more than 1,00,000 e‐enabled kiosks across the country and 6626 in the

State of Rajasthan only in Rural areas.

Day “Day” means a working day as per GoR/ GoI.

DeGS District e‐Governance Society

District Administration District Collector (DC) or a Society constituted under the Chairmanship of

District Collector (or any other department of State as the context indicates)

entrusted with the responsibilities of facilitating and monitoring the rollout

of CSC Scheme and the e‐Governance mechanism in respective districts.

DDC District Data Centre

District e‐Governance

Society (inter alia

District E‐Mitra Society)

Society formed in each of the 33 Districts under the chairmanship of District

Collector to facilitate and monitor implementation and operation of e‐

Governance initiatives in the respective Districts.

DoIT&C Department of Information Technology and Communications, Government

of RajasthanEMD Earnest Money Deposit

e‐Mitra Centre Name of the existing Citizen’s Service Centres set up predominantly in Urban

areas in Rajasthan under the prevailing e‐Mitra Scheme

GF&AR General Finance & Accounting Rules

GoI Govt. of India

Goods “The Goods” means which the bidder is required to supply to GoR under the

Contract.

GoR Govt. of Rajasthan

ICT Information and Communication Technology

LoI Letter of Intent



LSP Local Service Providers selected under prevailing e‐Mitra project by

respective districts for setting up of e‐Mitra Kiosks. MoU Memorandum of Understanding

NeGP National e‐Governance Plan of Government of India, Department of

Information Technology (DIT), Ministry of Communications and Information

Technology (MCIT), New Delhi.

NIT Notice Inviting Tender

Project

The “Project” means the selection of the SCAs for CSC Project in the State of

Rajasthan as per the scope of work, terms & conditions and other details of

this RFP document.Purchaser Entity purchasing the services from bidder i.e. RISL on behalf of DoIT&C, GoR

RFP Request for Proposal

RajOnline Its is state’s SPV (Special purpose Vehicle) which is in process of formation

on the initiative of State Government of Rajasthan. RISL

RajCOMP Info Services Ltd. (RISL) will act as the State Designated Agency

(SDA) on behalf of State Government who shall be responsible for the

implementation of CSC Scheme in the State of Rajasthan.

SCA Service Centre Agency will be selected through competitive bidding for each

of the 3 revenue Divisions. The SCA will set up and manage the CSC kiosks.

SDA State Designated Agency for CSC Scheme (RISL)

SLA Service Level Agreement

Services

“Services” means the services which are required to run the project

successfully under the Contract and/ or required to deliver through the

project

SPV Special Purpose Vehicle formed by GoI by the name of M/s CSC e

Governance Services india Ltd.

MSA Master Service Agreement to be signed between the SDA and the SCAs

State Government Government of Rajasthan

Tendering Authority “Tendering Authority” means Managing Director, RISL.

VLE Village Level Entrepreneur



CHAPTER‐2

INVITATION FOR BIDS

2.1 RajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL), appointed as the State Designated Agency (SDA) by GoR,

on behalf of Department of Information Technology & Communication (DoIT&C), GoR, and

under the NeGP initiatives of Government of India, Department of Information Technology

(DIT), Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), New Delhi; invites sealed

& separate Technical & Financial bids/ proposals from the eligible bidders for the “Selection of

the Service Centre Agency (SCAs) for the implementation of 2572 Common Services Centres

(CSCs) Scheme in 3 Divisions namely Bharatpur, Bikaner and Jodhpur in the state of Rajasthan”.

2.2 The purpose of this RFP document is: ‐

a) To provide an overview of the Common Services Centres (CSC) Project as envisioned by the

Government of Rajasthan and an introduction to the existing IT enabled projects of the state

serving the Rural Citizens.

b) To list out the various activities and scope of the project.

c) To elicit proposals from competent and eligible Firms/ Companies/ Organizations/ Consortia

for undertaking this project as Service Centre Agency (SCA) in the State of Rajasthan.

2.3 The Government disclaims any factual/ or any other errors in this document (the onus is

purely on the individual bidders to verify such information) and the information provided

therein are purely intended to help the bidders to prepare a logical bid‐proposal.

2.4 Bid‐proposals are invited from National/ International Firms, Joint Ventures, Societies,

Trusts, and NGOs who meet the qualifying criteria of this RFP document for the

establishment, operations & maintenance/ management of 2572 Common Services Centres

(CSCs) to be owned by Women Entrepreneurs across the Rural areas of Bharatpur, Bikaner

and Jodhpur Divisions of the State for a period of Four Years. These CSCs will provide various

IT enabled Government (G2C and G2B) and Non‐Government (B2C, B2B, C2C) services to the

rural Citizens of the State.

2.5 The CSC Scheme will be implemented in a Public Private Partnership (PPP) format. The SCAs,

to be selected through a transparent and competitive bidding, will set up & manage the CSC

kiosks in all the locations as listed in Annexure‐1.

2.6 Bid‐proposals are invited for each of the Three Divisions as mentioned above. A bidder may

submit his bid‐proposal for One, Two or all the Three Divisions and submit the requisite EMD

accordingly. Submission of more than one bid‐proposal for a particular Division by any



bidder will lead to the disqualification of all such bid‐proposals for that Division and EMD

submitted along with the bids shall be forfeited.

2.7 Bids would be considered only in the prescribed form/ document. Hence, bidders should

refrain providing the information which is not relevant. Bids not submitted in prescribed

format will be summarily rejected and EMD submitted along with the bids shall be forfeited.

2.8 Copies of various documents to be enclosed along with the bid‐proposals must be legible

and be self‐attested by the authorized signatory with official seal. Claims made by bidder

related to the project experience etc. shall be considered only when appropriate supporting

documents are provided.

2.9 The bid‐proposals will be thoroughly evaluated by an Evaluation Committee constituted by

Government of Rajasthan.

2.10 The complete bid document has been published on the GoR websites http://www.rajcomp.net,

http://www.dipronline.org, http://www.rajasthan.gov.inand http://doitc.rajasthan.gov.in for

the purpose of downloading. The downloaded bid document shall be considered valid for

participation in the bid process subject to submission of required Bid document fee of Rs.

5,000/‐ (Rupees Five Thousand only) in Cash/ Demand Draft in favour of “Managing Director,

RISL” payable at “Jaipur”. The copy of the fee receipt must be enclosed along the Technical bid/

proposal. Bids received without the Fee Receipt/ DD towards the bid document fee would be

summarily rejected.

2.11 Please note that a Pre‐Bid meeting of prospective bidders is scheduled as per schedule in the

Notice Inviting Tender (NIT) below. The objective of this meeting is to address queries of the

prospective bidders related to the Project/ Bid document.

2.12 All the communication/ correspondence including the bid document (Technical and Financial

Bid) should be signed and stamped on each page by the designated authorized

representative of the bidder. Proof of being as “authorized representative of the bidder”

should also be attached.

2.13 The Bids can be submitted up to date and time given as specified in the NIT below.

2.14 A Two‐stage selection procedure shall be adopted. Bidders will be required to submit their

Technical and Financial Proposals in separate envelopes in two copies titled as ‘Original’ and

‘Copy’, along with a Cover‐Letter and background information about itself as prescribed in

this RFP document. The first part will consist of Technical Proposal and the second part will

consist of Financial Proposal.



2.15 The Technical Bid will be opened as per schedule specified in NIT and in the presence of

designated representatives of the bidder. The date for technical presentation will be

intimated separately to all the bidders whose documents are found to be substantially

responsive. The evaluation committee, based on the documents submitted and the technical

presentation received, shall finalise the bidders who would have technically qualified as per

the prescribed parameters of this RFP document.

2.16 The qualifying bids of the Technical evaluation process shall only be considered for further

evaluation i.e. the qualifying bids of the Technical evaluation process shall only be

considered finally for financial bid opening. The Financial bid will be opened in the presence

of the technically qualified bidders/ designated representatives on a separate date and time

which will be notified later to all the technically qualified bidders.

2.17 The complete bidding process is defined in ensuing chapters of this ‐RFP document.

2.18 In case, a bidder imposes conditions which are in addition or at variance or in conflict with

the terms and conditions as specified in this RFP document, all such bid‐proposals shall be

summarily rejected and EMD submitted along with the bids shall be forfeited.

2.19 No contractual obligation whatsoever shall arise from the RFP/ bidding process unless and

until a formal contract is signed and executed between RISL/ designated agency and the

successful bidder(s).

2.20 Tendering Authority reserves the complete right to make the necessary changes to this RFP

document and to accept or reject in part or full any or all the offers without assigning any

reasons whatsoever. No further discussion/ interaction will be held with the bidders whose

bids have been disqualified/ rejected by the purchaser/ tendering authority.

2.21 In case, a dispute arises with regard to interpretation/ omission/ error in the RFP document,

bid submitted, MSA documents; the decision of Principal Secretary, IT&C, / Secretary IT&C

GoR will be final and binding upon the bidders.

2.22 Interested bidders may obtain further information from the office of the Managing Director,

RISL on any working day between 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM from xx/06/2011 and up to 13:00hrs

on xx/06/2011.



NOTICE INVITING TENDER‐NIT

[Reference No. F4.2 (154)/RajCOMP/Tech/06/100 dated xx/06/2011]

RajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL), appointed as the State Designated Agency (SDA) by GoR, on behalf of Department of Information Technology & Communication (DoIT&C), GoR, and under the NeGP initiatives of Government of India, Department of Information Technology (DIT), Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), New Delhi; invites sealed & separate Technical & Financial bids/ proposals from the eligible bidders for the “Selection of the Service Centre Agency (SCAs) for the implementation of 2572 Common Services Centres (CSCs) Scheme in 3 Divisions namely Bharatpur, Bikaner and Jodhpur in the state of Rajasthan”.

Cost of Tender Document Rs. 5,000/‐ (Rupees Five Thousand only)

Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) Bharatpur – Rs. 20 Lacs Bikaner – Rs. 20 Lacs Jodhpur‐Rs. 20 Lacs

Period of sale of RFP Document From 12/10/2011 and up to 13:00hrs on 18/11/2011

Date, Time& Place of Pre‐Bid Meeting 2/11/2011 at 15:00hrs Conference Hall of RISL, C‐Block, Yojana Bhawan, Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme, Jaipur (Raj.)

Date & Time of Uploading the Final RFP document (After Pre‐bid)

Will be intimated later on the websites below (after pre‐bid meeting).

Last Date & time of submission of bids 18/11/2011 up to 15:00hrs

Date, Time and Place for Opening of Technical Bids

18/11/2011 at 16:30hrs Conference Hall of RISL, C‐Block, Yojana Bhawan, Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme, Jaipur (Raj.)

Date & Time of Opening of Financial Bids Will be intimated later, only to the Technically qualified bidders

Websites for downloading Tender Document, Corrigendum’s, Addendums etc.

http://www.rajcomp.net, http://www.rajasthan.gov.in, http://doitc.rajasthan.gov.in, http://www.dipronline.org

Date: xx/06/2011 Managing Director

RajCOMP Info Services LimitedJaipur (Raj.)



CHAPTER‐3

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

3.1 The existing SCA (M/s CMS Computers Ltd) working under CSC project for other divisions of

Rajasthan besides the divisions for which bid is invited is not allowed to participate in this

tender.

3.2 The Bidder must be a Company/ Firm registered under Indian Company Act, 1956/ The

Partnership Act 1932. A bidding firm should be an individual firm/ company/

corporation/NGO/ trust/ society. Consortium of companies is not allowed.

3.3 A bidding firm cannot submit multiple bids for the same Division but only one bid. In case,

multiple bids are submitted by the same bidding firm then all of his bids shall be

disqualified/ rejected and the EMD submitted along with the bids shall be forfeited.

3.4 The Bidder should have been in IT operations for a period of at least 3 years as on 31st

March 2011. Work order dated on or before 31‐March‐2008 to be submitted by the bidder.

3.5 The Bidder must possess and submit along with technical bid the following documents valid

as on date of submission of bids: ‐

a) Company registration certificate

b) VAT/ Sales Tax Registration Certificate

c) Service Tax Registration Certificate

d) Income Tax Return & audited statements of accounts for financial year 2010‐11

Bidder should provide an attested & valid copy of all the above‐mentioned certificates along

with the Technical bid.

3.6 The Bidder, if not a NGO/ Trust/ Society, should have an annual turnover of at least Rs. 25

Crores (Rupees Twenty Five Crores) during each of the three financial years 2008‐2011.

Copies of audited balance sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports up to 31‐Mar‐2011

should be enclosed.

3.7 In case of NGO/ Trust Society, the annual fund flow should be at least Rs. 5 Crores (Rupees

Five Crores) during each of the above mentioned financial years. Copies of audited balance

sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports and/ or details of source of funds, comfort

letter from banks/ financial institutions etc. up to 31‐Mar‐2011 should be enclosed.

3.8 Bidder should have a positive net worth of at least Rs. 5.00 Crores (Ruppes Five Crores)

during each of the last three financial years (up till 31/03/2011).

3.9 The Bidder should have good understanding of Government Domain. The Bidder should have



obtained and/ or successfully completed at least three CSC Projects or similar assignments/

projects (only ICT based Service Delivery Projects) having at least 100 outlets (kiosks) for any

Government organization/ PSU’s in India. The bidder should attach copies of the customer

purchase orders/ contracts and customer certificate for satisfactory performance under the

respective assignments/ projects.

3.10 The Bidder should deposit Earnest money for each of the bidding Division along with the

Technical bid. Bids received without the required Earnest money for the respective/ any

Division will be rejected.

3.11 Partial Exemption from earnest money: Firms which are registered as SSI Unit with similar

activities as per the scope of RFP with the Director of Industries, Rajasthan, shall furnish the

amount of earnest money in respect of items for which they are registered as such, subject to

their furnishing registration certificate in original or a Photostate copy or a copy there of duly

attested by any gazetted officer, @ of 50 % of the amount.

3.12 The Central Government and Government of Rajasthan undertakings need not furnish any

amount of earnest money.

3.13 The Bidder should have a local support office in Jaipur. If the bidder, at the time of bidding,

does not have a local support office at Jaipur then he should submit an undertaking on his

letter‐head regarding the timely establishment of same (if awarded the contract) within 3

months from the date of issue of LoI.

3.14 The Bidder should not have been Black listed by any State/ Central Government

department/ PSU in India during last three years as on bid submission date. Duly notarized

undertaking to this effect shall be submitted by the bidder on Rs. 100 stamp paper.

3.15 The Bidder should have at least 50 employees on its payrolls. Employees referred here are

linked to Executives / Senior Executives / Officers/ Senior Officers level.

3.16 The Bidder must submit documentary evidence in support of his claim for fulfilling the

eligibility criteria and is required to submit an undertaking on the letterhead to the fairness

of these documents in support of the claim while submitting the Bid.

3.17 Sub‐contracting of project in whole or part is not allowed. Contract may be liable for

termination, if, at any stage of project, it is found that bidder has subcontracted whole or

part of project without prior approval from Purchase/ Tendering Authority.

3.18 The Bidder would be required to make a presentation of their credentials and proposal

before a committee of officers constituted by the State Government. The exact date, time



venue of the presentation will be intimated separately. The bidder would be assessed

broadly on the following criteria: ‐

Credentials of the organization and constitution (As per Eligibility Criteria mentioned

above) with Core business and experience.

Performance record of the last three years.

Proposed Solution, Methodology and Operational plan

B2C Service Profile Plan

Network Connectivity Plan

Business Plan

Manpower Deployment Plan

Past experience of executing similar projects



CHAPTER‐4

PROJECT PROFILE

4.1. ICT as Driver for Rural Empowerment

a) ICT can be a powerful enabler of developmental goals as its use can dramatically improve

communication and exchange of information to strengthen and create new economic and

social networks.

b) ICT is pervasive and crosscutting as it can be applied to the full range of human activity from

personal use to business and government. ICT is multifunctional and flexible, allowing for

tailored solutions to meet diverse needs of the population. ICT facilitates disintermediation,

as it makes it possible for users to acquire products and services directly from the original

provider, reducing the need for intermediaries. ICT is also transparent ‐ it does not

differentiate on the basis of economic status, religion or castes of its users.

c) Access to information, backed with relevant infrastructure and services, not only allows rural

populace to improve its quality of life but also supports and supplements its existing incomes

in a sustainable way. Access to information and services like e‐Government, micro‐credit,

literacy, education, health, etc., can provide a solid foundation for the economic prosperity of

rural India.

d) Rural consumers are willing to pay for products and services that meet their needs and are

offered at affordable prices. Therefore, what Rural India needs is a new social contract ‐ in

which there will be common access infrastructure, provided at commercial prices rather than

given for no‐charges.

4.2. The National e‐Governance Plan (NeGP)

a) The Government of India has formulated the National e‐Governance Plan (NeGP) with the

vision of providing all government services in an integrated manner at the doorstep of the

citizen, at an affordable cost. The NeGP initiatives consist of 27 Central, State and Integrated

Mission Mode Projects (MMPs) along with 8 other support components for rapid

introduction of e‐governance in the country. The NeGP envisions a three pillar model for

delivery of “web‐enabled Anytime, Anywhere access” to information and services in rural

India. These are:

I. Connectivity: State Wide Area Networks (SWANs)/ NICNET

II. National Data Bank/ State Data Centres ( SDCs)

III. Common Services Centres (CSCs)



b) The NeGP is an enormous step towards making the Government accessible to citizens, in

ways that can not only save huge costs to the Government but also make it more transparent

and efficient in its day‐to‐day interactions with the common man. To that effect, the role of

Common Services Centres, envisaged as the front‐end delivery network for Government

services assumes great significance.

4.3. The Common Services Centres (CSC) Scheme

a) Common Services Centres are envisioned as the front‐end delivery points for Government,

private and social sector services to rural citizens of India. The idea is to develop a platform

that can enable Government, private and social sector organizations to integrate their social

and commercial goals for the benefit of rural populations in the remotest corners of the

country through a combination of IT as well as non‐IT services.

b) The aim of the Scheme is not merely to roll out IT infrastructure but to build a network of

100,000+ rural businesses across India. To that effect, the CSC Scheme has been designed to

create a value proposition for all stakeholders and alignment of their economic interests.

c) The CSC Scheme is envisaged to be a bottom‐up model for delivery of content, services,

information and knowledge, that can allow like‐minded public and private enterprises ‐

through a collaborative framework ‐ to integrate their goals of profit as well as social

objectives, into a sustainable business model for achieving rapid socio‐economic change in

rural India.

d) But beyond a delivery channel the CSC can play a role of an effective “change agent” that

would provide a structured platform for socially inclusive community participation for

collective developmental activities. Such change, it is proposed, would be undertaken

through three important components:

I. A Public Private Partnership (PPP) Framework

II. Rural Entrepreneurship and Market Mechanisms

III. Government policy and support

e) An ICT enabled CSC can:

I. Provide citizen centric services of the State and Central Government in a convenient

and efficient manner through the CSCs across rural India.

II. Enhance the accountability, transparency and responsiveness of the Government to

citizen’s needs.

III. Provide efficient and cost effective methods of service delivery to departments and



agencies

IV. Allow private and social sector to collaborate with the Government to offer world‐class

services in rural India

V. Train village level entrepreneurs in business and IT management skills

VI. Empower the rural citizen through information dissemination and market linkages

4.4. Stakeholders of the CSC Scheme

The Service Centre Agency (SCA) would be the prime driver of the CSC Scheme. The CSC structure

is envisaged as follows:

a) Village Level Entrepreneur (VLE): The VLE is the key to the success of the CSC operations. The

State Government has decided that only women entrepreneurs can be selected as the VLEs.

However, in case of no eligible woman entrepreneur is available, the district collectors may

allow the selection of a male entrepreneur, if he/she is satisfied that the SCA has made

sufficient attempts to identify eligible woman VLE for CSC. A good VLE would be the one who

has good entrepreneurial skills, strong social commitment as well as respect within the

community. The women VLE would manage the CSC business at the ground level. Selection

and proper training of the VLE would play a vital role in effective implementation of the CSCs.

VLE will report to the SCA.

b) Service Centre Agency (SCA): The SCA would undertake activities including effective delivery

of government services as identified by the Government of Rajasthan from time to time,

harnessing the State network, identifying and training the VLE, establishing the CSCs (either

directly or through the VLEs), supplying, aggregating and updating content and services and

so on. The SCA would be supported by the respective District e‐Governance Society (DeGS)

and State Designated Agency (SDA) at State level to implement the CSC Scheme. The SCA

would be responsible for the overall management and sustainability of the CSC scheme. The

SCAs are private partners who would set up and manage CSCs through which services of

different government departments shall be provided to citizens. Several other services of

public interest, which are outside government domain, could also be added on to the delivery

channel developed by SCAs.

c) The State Designated Agency (SDA): The CSC Scheme would be rolled out in the State through

the SDA. As per the NeGP guidelines GOR has constituted four following committees for

successful rollout of the e‐Governance road map in the State.

State Council



State Level Apex Committee

State e‐Mission Team (SeMT)

Project e‐Mission Team (PeMT)

Apart from these committees one High Level Committee for the implementation of CSC

scheme has been constituted.

To implement the CSC Scheme the SDA would play three major roles as mentioned below:

I. Facilitator for policy, regulatory and other relevant changes with the State Government

II. Facilitator for enabling e‐Government services

III. Enabler for infrastructure and other required support to the SCA

d) Department of Information Technology & Communications (DoIT&C):‐ The DoIT&C would act

as overall co‐coordinator on behalf of State Government for the successful implementation

of the overall CSC scheme.

e) District E‐Governance/e‐Mitra Society (DeGS):‐ The DeGS will co‐ordinate and perform all

day‐to‐day activities including monitoring & financial management required to deliver

services through CSCs and would also interact with the user departments to ensure efficient

and timely delivery of services to the Citizens.

f) Citizens: ‐ Citizens would avail services through the CSCs and make payments including

Transaction Charges for the respective services to CSCs, where ever applicable.

g) Departments/ PSUs:‐ The Departments/ PSUs would allow SCAs to deliver their services to

the Citizens through CSCs.

h) Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV):‐ SPV is operational to undertake the day‐to‐day monitoring of

the overall CSC Scheme on behalf of the Central Government (GoI). The SPV would undertake

the following key roles and responsibilities:

I. Lay down operating & financial guidelines within the CSC system

II. Providing a framework for collaborative decision making process

III. Catalysing and maintaining content aggregation on on‐going basis

IV. Build a common “Identity”, logo, etc

The SPV is based on equity partners who would invest in the SPV like DIT, and Strategic

Investors. The DIT, GOI also participated in the SPV through Golden Share. The Equity Capital

of the SPV, in part, may also be subscribed to by the SCAs if it so desires. The exact amount of

investment would be determined at a subsequent juncture.

The SPV may also be made responsible for channelizing the Government support to the SCAs.



The SCAs would be expected to pay a fee to the SPV for all the above assistance/ services

rendered by it. The CSC Implementation structure is outlined below.

SPV

DIT

NLSA

STATE GOVERNMENT

SDA

SCA

VLE

The Implementation Structure

4.5. About e‐Mitra Project

The SDA (i.e. RISL) has successfully implemented the ‘E‐Mitra’ Scheme which is an e‐Governance

initiative similar to the CSC Scheme. An overview of the ‘E‐Mitra’ Scheme is given below.

The Government of Rajasthan had launched two major e‐Governance projects in the year 2002,

namely LokMitra and JanMitra. The pilot LokMitra centres were established at Jaipur and

catered to the needs of the urban populace. The JanMitra project was piloted at Jhalawar and

catered to the needs of the rural population. These projects provided an integrated e‐platform

through which citizens in urban and rural areas in Rajasthan could get desired information and

avail services related to various government departments under single roof. The LokMitra‐

JanMitra operational model is a participative project having stakeholders like District

Administration, State Government Departments, NGOs, public sector organizations like BSNL,

financial institutions and private entrepreneurs, etc. The success of these initial pilots has led the

government to enhance and expand the scope of these projects, both in terms of geographical

reach and number of services. This vision has given birth to the E‐Mitra Project, in which the

LokMitra and JanMitra models were integrated and merged over a unified platform aimed at

bring in the Government closer to the citizens in a "multi‐service –single window" mode.

The service delivery processes currently being used for ‘E‐Mitra’ business model would largely be

replicated in the CSCs upon approval of the State Government/ SDA. The current model of E‐

Mitra scheme is based on Public Private Partnership (PPP). Citizens can access G2C services

through kiosks, which are being operated by private partners and other designated Centres.



4.6. Determining the CSC Locations

a) The aim of the CSC scheme is to establish 100,000 rural kiosks across the country with an

equitable distribution, 1 CSC for every 6 census villages. Based on this 1:6 criteria, the State

Government has identified 6,626 as the total number of CSCs that would be established

within the identified locations across the State.

b) As per the list detailed in Annexure–1, a total of 2572 CSCs will be set up across Bharatpur,

Bikaner and Jodhpur divisions. Though CSCs by and large will be set up at these locations,

nevertheless, the SDA may at its discretion ask the SCA to set up more CSCs in the concerned

Divisions on mutually acceptable terms and conditions and as per the guidelines issued by

Department of IT, GoI.

c) SDA reserves the right to change the location for some of the CSCs with/ without changing

total number of CSCs to be setup and for which District Collector/ Chairman, DeGS may send

their recommendation after obtaining written request from SCA. While sending the

recommendations, District Collector may ensure that the total number of CSCs to be set up in

Panchayat Samiti/ Block does not change as result. In other words, the location of CSC can be

changed only within the block. Moreover, it should be ensured that not more than one CSC is

established per Gram Panchayat, unless the number of Gram Panchayats in a block is less

than the total number of CSCs to be established in the block.

d) In case, the SCA decides to establish more CSCs (in addition to the provisions under Clause

4.6(c) above, then those additional CSCs would not be entitled for any revenue support from

the SDA/ Government.

e) Target number of CSC kiosks includes the procedural takeover of existing CSC kiosks legally.

SCA shall take over all existing kiosks as per list provided by DeGS at the same terms and

conditions offered to the other kiosks. In case of VLE denial they would consider others. This

will not restrict the right of the government to open similar kiosks for providing e‐gov

services.

f) SCAs shall open the CSCs in BNRGSK, wherever it is operational. They may be opened at other

location if BNRGSK is not operational and as & when BNRGSK are ready to use in other Gram

Panchayat / Panchayat Samiti locations as per the information and confirmation of

department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (RD&PR), CSCs will be shifted to

BNRGSK.

g) Annexure 1 shows the identified locations of CSCs at the village, GP and Panchayat Samiti



level. Those CSCs identified at village level, SCA will set up that CSC kiosks at the gram

panchayat of that village, in case, there is already CSC kiosk at GP level of that village then

SCA can open that CSC anywhere in that block but at Gram Panchayat only with due

intimation to DeGS of that district and SDA.

h) Ultimately CSCs will be located/ shifted to Rajiv Gandhi Bharat Nirman Seva Kendra (after

their construction). The construction of Bharat Nirman Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra (BNRGSKs),

one each at Panchayat Samitis and Gram Panchayats, is being done by department of Rural

Development and Panchayati Raj (RD&PR) funded by MNERGA, BRGF and NABARD RIDF

loans and some of them are either completed or expected to be completed soon. The RD&PR

department will charge Rs. 1/‐ per month only as rent for the space provided to VLEs for

operationalization of CSCs. This will encourage VLE to shift their business point to BNRGSK.

The VLEs have to pay I‐net Charges, electricity charges and maintenance charges of BNRGSK.

The required furniture will be arranged by VLE. District Administration will facilitate in

smooth shifting of CSCs.

i) Those locations where BNRGSK are yet in construction phase then the SCA may setup the CSCs

preferably in a premise which owned by either of the Gram Panchayat, as above or Post‐

office/ Government‐schools/ any other government agency. Rent of using such premises may

be decided mutually by the concern authorities & the SCA. However, in any event, the SCA/

VLE will have to bear the recurring expenses such as electric, water, stationary, consumables

etc. In case, no such arrangements work out with the concerned government agencies, the

SCA will require housing the CSCs in any premise of its choice but as per the guidelines

provided by the SDA/ DeGS in this regard.

j) Urban CSCs: The SCAs may also open additional CSCs in Urban areas, for which they are

required to sign an agreement with the SDA/ DeGS. Such CSCs to be established in urban

areas would fit under the ambit of the prevailing ‘E‐Mitra’ Scheme and No revenue support

will be provided to the SCA for the CSCs established by him in Urban areas.

4.7. Integration of Existing E‐Mitra Kiosks

a) Selected SCAs will have to make every effort to subsume existing ‘E‐Mitra’ kiosks operating in

rural areas under the respective Division(s), within the ambit of CSC Scheme.

b) Selected SCAs should make every attempt to accommodate existing kiosk operators as VLEs/

Group of VLEs, as relevant, subject to the existing operators agreeing to assume the

contractual liabilities of a VLE in terms of service delivery and the two parties arriving at an



appropriate legal and commercial arrangement in this regard.

c) The SCA may also like to leverage existing Self Help Groups/ NGOs and other well‐established

and reputed citizen‐centric organisations/ groups and encourage them to participate in the

CSC Scheme, by supporting them in their activities, in areas such as VLE identification,

content localisation and human resource mobilization.

d) A list of existing ‘E‐Mitra’ kiosks is given in Annexure‐2.

e) The State may not restrict the use of web‐enabled Government services by any future CSC

like entities, likely to be set‐up or established. However, no guaranteed revenue support

would be provided to these CSC like entities during the period of the contract to be signed

between the SDA and SCA.

4.8. Nature of Government Support

a) No Capital Subsidy is envisaged under the CSC Scheme. However, as per the track record of

projects in rural areas, there is a need and essentiality for providing financial support to

achieve sustainability around e‐Government services. The challenge here is to develop a

framework for ascertaining the ‘optimum level’ of Government support. It is therefore

proposed to cover the revenue gaps and the associated risks, which arise in rural markets.

b) To ensure sustainability, it is proposed that the SCAs would be provided support in the form

of a “Minimum Revenue Assistance/ Guarantee against Governmental services”. The amount

of support would be arrived at through a price discovery mechanism through this RFP for the

final selection of SCAs.

4.9. Connectivity

a) As part of the National e‐governance plan (NeGP) of the Government of India (GOI), a State

Wide area Network (SWAN) is in the process of being established to provide reliable

connectivity across the State up to the Tehsil/Block levels in the State.

b) The Rajasthan State Wide Area Network (RajSWAN) has been identified as the core

connectivity option for supporting the CSCs. The SWAN Scheme proposes to establish 2‐

4Mbps connectivity bandwidth up to the Tehsil/Block levels.

c) It is envisaged that RajSWAN would be set up before the CSCs are operational, to the extent

possible. The State/ GOI would work with the SCA to facilitate determination of the

appropriate last mile connectivity options available, either through RajSWAN and/ or other

suitable mechanism inclusive of BSNL broadband connectivity, as envisaged in the guidelines

issued by the DIT.



d) Until RajSWAN becomes operational: ‐

a. The SCA shall preferably opt for the CSC connectivity from BSNL at his own cost for

which special arrangements have been made separately by GoI. Also, in such a case,

SCA will have to accordingly prioritize the locations for the opening of CSC kiosks with

connectivity from BSNL. The details of all such locations are available on

http://www.cscmis.emitra.gov.in and GoI’s SMARTool website for ready reference by

the bidder

OR

b. The SCA will make their own arrangements for a suitable connectivity and bear the cost

for same.

e) As and when the RajSWAN is rolled out the SCA will be given a choice to switch over to

RajSWAN. In such a case, the cost of networking equipments required to avail RajSWAN

connectivity will be borne by the SCA.

f) For more details about RajSWAN, bidders are strongly advised to refer to the RajSWAN RFP

document (available with RISL/ DoIT&C).

4.10. CSC Service Profile

a) The CSCs would offer a multitude of services ranging in the areas of e‐Government,

education, health, agriculture, commercial, retail, etc. It is to be noted that delivery of

Government services would be mandatory for the CSCs. SCA will have to take proactive

measures to encourage citizens to use the CSC Channel for availing the G2C and G2B services.

b) The E‐Governance roadmap of Government of Rajasthan envisages government services to

be delivered through CSCs. Below given are a list of indicative government service areas may

be delivered. SCA should strive for increasing no. of government services and volume of

those.

a. Key Government Services (G2C)

i. Land records

ii. Vehicle Registration

iii. Issue of certificates

iv. Employment exchange

v. Ration cards

vi. Electoral services

vii. Pension schemes

viii. Road transport

ix. Public grievance

x. Utility/Telephone Bills

(Government Undertakings)

b. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: Commercial Services



i. Digital Photos

ii. Web surfing

iii. Photocopy

iv. DTP

v. Email/Chats

vi. CD Burning

vii. Typing

viii. Printing

ix. Games

x. Forms downloads

xi. Utility Bills (Private)

xii. Telephone Bills (Private)

c. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: e‐Commerce/online services

i. Railway Tickets

ii. Astrology

iii. Matrimonial

iv. Shopping

v. Resumes

d. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: Education Services

i. IT Education

ii. English Skills Training

iii. Tuitions

e. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: Entertainment

i. DTH ‐ Community TV

f. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: Telemedicine

i. Primary Healthcare

g. Business to Consumer (B2C) Services: Agriculture Services

i. Agri‐inputs

ii. Agri‐loans

iii. Agri‐consulting

iv. Training

h. Business‐to‐Business services (B2B): Advertising & Promotion Services

i. Space marketing of CSC ii. Promotion

i. Business‐to‐Business services (B2B): Data Collection Services

i. Research Data collection ii. Data Entry

j. Business‐to‐Business services (B2B): Distribution Services

i. FMCG Products

k. Business‐to‐Business services (B2B): Financial Services

i. Loans/Deposits

ii. Referrals

iii. Insurance, etc.

4.11. Restructuring delivery of social development services in rural India

a) A Platform to create demand‐driven market structures in Rural India: The CSC Scheme would



focus on creating effective market mechanisms for demand‐driven delivery of services in a

PPP framework. Such mechanisms can provide the right springboard for rural empowerment

with minimum government intervention. A concurrent activity undertaken in 100,000+ CSCs

can accelerate the process of socio‐economic development in rural India

b) A cost‐effective distribution pipe for rural citizens: The CSC Network would be a distribution

pipe through which the Government can distribute its various Schemes and offer its services

directly to the rural consumer, in a cost‐effective manner. Apart from e‐Government services,

the CSCs can be a delivery mechanism for offering private sector services like education,

adult literacy, telemedicine, agriculture extensions, community health and hygiene, critical

data on weather, disaster management, entertainment, communication, awareness,

vocational training, etc.

c) A transparent framework to deliver Good Governance in rural India: The CSC Scheme, by

virtue of its design, would create a transparent platform for direct delivery of e‐Governance

services as well as social development activities to the rural consumer. Such a system would

provide the right impetus to promote Good Governance in rural India.

d) Sustainable business model for rural prosperity: The combined experience of DIT, State

Governments, CSC‐SPV, SDAs at the top and the SCAs and VLEs at the bottom can provide

numerous opportunities for implementing innovative business strategies and best practices.

e) Social inclusion of marginalized communities: By reaching the remote rural locations of India

on a sustainable basis, and offering a variety of world‐class services, the CSCs would

encourage social inclusion of hereby marginalized communities and under‐privileged sections

of the rural society.

4.12. State specific Information

The bidders are strongly advised to visit http://www.rajasthan.gov.in for state specific

information like Geographical profile, Administrative Setup, Population etc. which would

help them in analysing various aspects related to the project costing.

4.13. Bidding Unit for the CSC Scheme

The State of Rajasthan has Seven Divisions, covering Thirty Three Districts. A table comprising of

District name under each of the 7 Divisions respectively is provided below. Each district has

several blocks under it (depending upon the geographical coverage and population).Currently

there are 250 blocks in the State. The blocks are further divided into Villages; there are 39,753

Census Villages (2001) in the State. For the purpose of deployment of CSC in the State, a Division



has been considered as bid unit for bidding purpose. The Bidder may bid for one or all the three

divisions for all the 3 Divisions (Bharatpur, Bikaner and Jodhpur) in the State.

a) In case, no bid is received for any particular Division, the lowest bidder in other Divisions may be

offered first to quote for that Division. In case of lack of interest among the existing parties, the

particular bid unit may be considered for re‐bidding by Government of Rajasthan. In case, more

than one bidder quotes the same price for a Division then Bidder will be chosen by the way of

lottery. The SDA’s decision in this regard shall be final and binding upon all the bidders.

b) Names of the Divisions along with the Districts under them and Total CSCs under a Division/

District are given below for ready reference.

Sl. No Division (Bid Unit) Districts (Approx. no. of CSCs) Approx. no. of CSCs

1 Jaipur

Alwar (327),Dausa (171),

Jaipur(348),

Jhunjhunu(144),

Sikar(166)

1156

2 Jodhpur

Barmer (324),

Jaisalmer(99),

Jalore (117),

Jodhpur(178),

Pali (157),

Sirohi(76)

951

3 Udaipur

Banswara(248),

Dungarpur (143)

Rajsamand(164),

Udaipur (392),

Chittorgarh + Pratapgarh (367)

1314

4 Kota

Kota (136),

Bundi(141),

Baran (183),

Jhalawar(246)

706

5 Bikaner

Bikaner(120),

Churu (159),

Sri Ganganagar(456),

Hanumangarh (279)

1014

6. Ajmer

Ajmer (172),

Bhilwara(284),

Nagaur(249),

Tonk(173)

878

7. Bharatpur

Bharatpur(230),

Dholpur(132),

Karauli(125),

SawaiMadhopur (120)

607

Total number of CSCs 6,626



CHAPTER‐5

STAKEHOLDER’S ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1. The Village Level Entrepreneur (VLE)

The roles and responsibilities of the VLE would include the following:

a) Effective Service Delivery: The VLE, through the corresponding CSC, will act as a service

delivery point where she/ he delivers services through which the population of the

catchment area benefits.

b) Marketing and Promotion: The VLE should be actively involved in marketing process of the

given products and services and devise innovative methods for attracting more and more

customers to the CSC.

c) Feedback: The VLE should provide feedback at a regular interval to the SCA/ authorized

agency on enhancing services and also to improve processes for better delivery. SCA will

institutionalize feedback / Helpdesk system which will be transparent in manner and can be

accessed by SDA.

d) Catalyst for change: The VLE is an entity that has to bring about a change in his environment

by using ICT as a tool. It is therefore important that the right VLE is selected through an

appropriate selection and training process. She/ He are an entrepreneur who will run his

business by using the network. In other words, she should try to impart knowledge and try to

educate the population.

e) The VLE will endeavour, without any prejudice, to provide all services to the rural citizens and

maintain cordial relationship with Government and Panchayat functionaries.

5.2. The Service Centre Agency (SCA)

The responsibilities of the SCA would include the following:

a) Scouting for rural entrepreneurs: The SCA would scout for women VLEs from a given Division

it has been selected for. As mentioned above, it is important that the right VLE is selected

through an appropriate selection and training process. The SCA will need to sign a legal

agreement with the VLEs clearly delineating their respective roles, responsibilities,

commercial terms including security to be deposited by VLEs with the SCA, tie‐ups, technical

support to be provided by SCA to VLEs, service‐level liabilities etc. Before signing the

agreement with VLEs, SCA have to submit the draft copy of agreement to SDA and take the

approval of the same. The agreement, amongst others, will also provide the provisions to be

applicable in case of termination of the contract between SCA and VLE, replacement of VLE,



refund of security etc. The SCA would be responsible for maintaining documents and

database of information related to the VLEs will also provide necessary technical support to

VLEs. SCAs will also ensure that all the VLEs under its division(s) are provided with Digital

Signatures (as per the guidelines at http://www.mit.gov.in). Prior to certification of CSC /

Kiosk, SCA will submit a certified copy of the legal document (agreement) duly signed with

each of the VLEs to DeGS..

b) While selecting VLEs, SCA shall abide by the criteria set by State Government: VLE should be

residing in same district at least for last 3 years and should have no history of criminal/ fraud/

default/ other offences.

c) The SCA will be a single point of contact with DeGS for all operational purposes. The SCA shall

appoint a Nodal Officer for each of the district, where it operates, and who would be the

single point of contact for DeGS.

d) Training VLEs: It will be the responsibility of the SCA to train the VLEs on various aspects of

the CSC business, particularly the delivery of G2C services, IT skills and entrepreneurship

skills, etc. The personnel deployed at CSCs will be trained in public dealing and customer‐

orientation aspects as well. They are expected to be courteous while dealings with citizens

and give special consideration to old, infirm, handicapped and women. The SCA, prior to

organizing such training sessions, will issue a training notice with an intimation to respective

DeGS. At least, one training to each VLE should be given by the SCA in a quarter (3 months)

failing which appropriate penalty as mentioned in this RFP document shall be imposed on the

SCA. Also, the SCA will have to submit the proof of such trainings being conducted him to the

respective DeGS while submitting the bills.

e) Coordinating with the SPV: The SCA would work closely with the SPV in the areas of content

aggregation, PR, government services, monitoring processes, etc.

f) Government Services: The SCA would manage relationships with SDA/ its authorized agency

for the provision of G2C Services through CSCs. The SCA will be required to interface with the

State Government Agencies and DeGS to collaboratively work on improvement of services

offered and introduction of new services from time to time. The SCA will be responsible to

generate all the necessary report and submit the same to SDA/ DeGS as envisaged.

g) Back‐End Support: The SCA shall ensure adequate back‐end support to the VLE. The SCA

should also set up a helpdesk and for quick redressal of queries by the VLEs. SCA should

depute an appropriate team at State level, divisional level, district and block levels which will



coordinate the activities with the VLEs.

h) Sales Management and Follow‐up: The SCA should ensure that each and every VLE is involved

in effective delivery of content and services. The SCA team at the district should also provide

appropriate support to drive the CSC profitability.

i) Content and Service Management: The SCA will have to identify, collaborate and contract

with B2C/ B2B service providers to create and manage specific services. At the back‐end, SCA

will integrate the G2C and B2C content services and also integrate with the appropriate

payment gateways.

j) Monitoring and Supporting VLEs: The SCA shall monitor the VLEs at all times for which

sufficient infrastructure/ manpower will be deployed. SCA will provide adequate support for

smooth functioning of CSC. The performance of SCA will be judged on the basis of the

cumulative performance of all VLEs associated with it. It is the responsibility of the SCA to

ensure cross‐pollination of best practices across the various VLEs under its areas of operation

to ensure the overall success of the CSC Scheme. The SCA should make provision to enable

DIT/ SPV/ SDA to monitor all aspects of operations and management of CSCs by devising

appropriate Management Information System(s) (MIS).

k) Ensure Connectivity for VLEs: All CSCs must have Internet enabled connectivity (like

Broadband) with sufficient bandwidth (minimum 256 Kbps) so as to deliver Government

Services to Citizens. The SCA will interact with the State Government and various Telecom

Service Providers (TSPs), preferably BSNL, to workout appropriate last‐mile connectivity to all

the CSCs. Securing a reliable connectivity to CSCs will be critical for success of the Scheme.

Therefore, bidder will have to propose a reliable, convincing and acceptable solution for

providing connectivity to CSCs

l) Manage Service Delivery: The SCAs would integrate suppliers, partners, the State Government

and the CSCs and customers into a Web‐enabled value chain. The key challenges for the SCA

would be to manage secured, safe and trusted service delivery channel on one hand and

integrate pieces of the service delivery chain on the other. The SCA shall maintain the

security and integrity of the data, business processes and transactions at all times and

protect all the assets of the project, intellectual and physical. The SCA shall have complete

responsibility for the managerial, technical, financial, HR, logistics and other resources and

ensure its viability, visibility and high quality of performance of the CSCs. SDA/ SPV/ DoIT&C/

GoR will closely monitor the delivery of Government Services by SCA, on a regular basis.



m) Creation of Awareness and Encourage Citizens to Avail Government Services through CSCs:

The SCA will sensitize the citizens about the benefits from the CSCs and will promote the use

of CSCs in the rural areas through the state‐level and local promotion campaigns. The

publicity and advertisement material should be in conformity with the general guidelines

issued by SDA/ DeGS and shall not be in violation with provisions of the Press Act. The SCA

will take all the necessary initiatives to ensure that more and more Citizens avail government

services offered via CSC kiosks. To that effect, each kiosk will display a list of the G2C services

being offered and corresponding transaction‐charges. The display will be in Hindi language

and at a prominent place (should be readable from 25 meter distance) so that it attracts

attention. Further, the contact details of the respective SCA Nodal Officer and DeGS Officer

should also be displayed so that the Citizens could establish contact to competent authorities

in case, facing difficulty in availing G2C services at the respective CSCs. A Complaint/

Suggestion Register for the Citizens should also be maintained at each CSC and be placed at

prominent place within the CSC premises.

n) B2C Services: Besides delivering Government services, SCA could add private services which

can be delivered through CSCs. However, the private services to be provided through CSCs

must be in conformity with the rule of the land and the guidelines issued by the SDA/

DoIT&C/ GoR from time to time. In case, a CSC is found to be delivering private services

which are not in conformity with the guidelines issued by the competent authority, the SDA

will ask the SCA to immediately discontinue the delivery of all such services.

5.3. The State Designated Agency (SDA)

The responsibilities of the SDA/ its authorized agency will be as follows:

a) Appointment of a Nodal Officer: The SDA would appoint a Nodal Officer and a core

implementation team to represent the State and provide all state level support for smooth

implementation of the CSC scheme.

b) Facilitate e‐readiness of the State: The SDA would co‐ordinate with the DoIT&C, State

Departments and appropriate officials to develop an implementation plan for delivery of e‐

Government services. The SDA would also coordinate and facilitate interactions with various

internal departments

c) Provide policy and regulatory support: The SDA would facilitate any policy of regulatory

support that the SCA or any other stakeholder may need to successfully implement the

Scheme in the State.



d) Existing projects: One of the critical roles of the SDA would be to facilitate the integration of

existing ICT enabled and other Government schemes into the CSC Scheme.

e) Help identify CSC locations: The SDA in tandem with the District officials would help the SCA

to identify suitable locations to set up the CSCs.

f) Select Service Centre Agencies (SCA): The SDA would undertake appropriate bidding and

selection process, within the framework of the State rules and regulations, to induct SCAs

into the CSC Scheme.

g) Facilitate training and capacity building: The SDA in association with DIT and CSC‐SPV, would

undertake appropriate training and capacity building programs to gear up the State

Departments to facilitate e‐Government services through the CSCs.

h) Facilitate awareness campaigns: The SDA would undertake the necessary steps to promote

and publicize the CSCs amongst all stakeholders, rural customers, content/ service providers,

etc.

i) Facilitate the SWAN interface: The SDA would coordinate the SWAN implementation process

with appropriate departments which, on being available, may be used for connectivity

purposes for the CSC Scheme. Where SWAN is not ready, the SCA in tandem with DIT, SPV

and SDA would select the right TSPs to provide last‐mile connectivity to CSCs. In such an

event, the SCA will be responsible to make alternative arrangements for connectivity at their

own cost. As soon as the SWAN is rolled out, the SCA will be given an opportunity to

switchover to SWAN and the cost involved in the switchover will be borne by the SCA.

j) Monitor and disburse revenue support: The SDA in association with the SPV would monitor

the SCA business to calculate the precise revenue support for disbursal on a periodic & timely

basis.

5.4. Department of IT & Communications (DoIT&C)

The DoIT&C, Government of Rajasthan would act as an overall co‐coordinator on behalf of State

Government for the successful implementation of CSC Scheme.

5.5. District E‐Governance/District E‐Mitra Society (DeGS)

a) The DeGS constituted by the Government in each District is responsible, on behalf of

Government, to coordinate and monitor the implementation and operations of the CSC

Scheme in the respective Districts. The DeGS, through the Districts Administration, shall

nominate a Nodal officer for each department with whom SCA will require to interact for

smooth operation of day‐to‐day functioning. The Society may communicate to SCA through



fax, e‐mail or courier, or even by word of mouth in time of emergency, which subsequently

would be supplemented with a communication in writing.

b) DeGS is competent to take administrative decisions to ensure smooth and efficient

operations of the CSC Scheme. Such as, issuance of ‘No‐Objection Certificate’ for SCA/ VLE

getting separate electricity, telephone connection, leased line or any other communication

infrastructure required, in case, the CSC kiosk is to be housed in a government building.

c) DeGS will provide to the SCA with all the required information required for smooth and

effective running of CSC Scheme. Such as, copies of latest rules, regulations, and procedures

applicable to the Scheme, tax/ fee structures applicable, Calendar of operations for the CSCs

etc.

d) DeGS may also provide pre‐printed and authenticated stationery and publicity material to

SCAs which should be exclusively used at the CSCs. SCA will have to bear the cost of the

stationary and publicity material. However, SCA is free to procure necessary stationary from

market. In such case, the format & content of such stationary should be approved by the

respective DeGS.

e) The Government Services being delivered through CSCs are of two categories. For the first

category, that includes those services which involve payment of Government demands/ levis/

taxes by Citizens. For this category of services, the DeGS will release the share of SCA (Per

Transaction Charges) on a quarterly basis on receipt of claim from the SCA duly verified by

the concerned DeGS office. In case of the other category of services, which involves delivery

of document‐centric services to citizens on their request, the SCA/ VLEs will directly receive

the due service charges from the Citizens, in addition to the amount to be deposited in

Government Account against the service being availed by the Citizens. The DeGS will not bear

any other incidental expenses, stationery charges etc.

f) The respective DeGS shall not be responsible for any claim/ damage awarded for possible

deficiency in service attributable to any act of omission/ fraud/ theft/ missing etc. committed

by the staff of SCA/ VLE either wilfully or by negligence or whatsoever.

g) The respective DeGS will provide to the SCA complete access to its database with the right to

update the same. The SCA would create, maintain, and update common master databases at

district level as per the provisions made in the DoIT&C guidelines in collaboration with the

concerned Government Departments. The SCA/ VLEs would not create, edit, duplicate or

generate hard/ soft copies of any transactional data related to the delivery of government



services. Nor will the SCA/ VLE disclose or use the data available with it for purposes other

than that related to fulfilling its mandate as mentioned in the agreement. The SCA/ VLE

would be responsible to ensure data management for the e‐transactions take place at kiosks

related to government services, which would include daily data uploading, backup,

download, data transfer error reporting and rectification, and data transfer to departments

in required media.

h) The SCA will be liable in an event of data disruption taking place at the SCA Centre/ any CSC

kiosk. Disruption of data at SCA/ VLE level shall attract penalty on SCA as mentioned in

penalty clause of this document.

i) To facilitate interaction with SDA/ DoIT&C and SCA/ VLE, the respective DeGS will nominate a

nodal officer/ cell so that a single point of contact is established. Information about the nodal

officer/ cell setup at DeGS will be intimated to Citizens and disseminate along with its contact

details. The DeGS will make available relevant statistics, information and copies of rule/

circulars in soft copies to SDA/ DoIT&C and SCA/ VLEs.

j) The SCA will provide access by the respective DeGS on its Data Centre, as per requirement of

the project. DoIT&C will provide similar access to the State Data Centre (SDC) as per the

requirements of the project. In both cases, expenditure related to communication will be

borne by SCA/ VLEs.

k) The respective DeGS will ensure timely redressal of grievances of consumers and public at

large, received through the SCA/ CSCs.

5.6. Departments/ Public Sector Units (PSUs)

a) Would allow the SCAs to deliver their services through the CSCs.

b) Would dispose all the transactions carried through the CSCs within the stipulated time

period.

c) Would address the grievances which may arise out of CSC mechanism.

d) Would timely reimburse the per transaction charges to SDA on a monthly basis at earliest on

receipt of formal bills raised by SDA.

5.7. CSC‐SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle)

a) As per the CSC Scheme policy, a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) has been formed, so that the

Government can progressively migrate to an e‐Governance platform and enable services

through the CSC network. The CSC‐SPV which is named as “CSC e‐Governance Services India

Ltd” has been incorporated under the Companies Act 1956 on 16th July, 2009. The Company



has also received the Certificate for Commencement of Business on 12th August, 2009. The

shareholders of the SPV include Government of India (GoI) through 1 Golden share, State

Governments – up to 44.5 % shares, SCAs ‐ up to 44.5 % shares and Financial Institutions ‐ up

to 11 % shares.

b) The SPV is proposed to adopt various roles. At the basic level, the SPV is conceptualized to

monitor the CSC Scheme and its outcomes on behalf of the Government at the National and

State levels. In brief, key roles would include: ‐

Facilitating Government Outreach through CSCs

Providing a standardized monitoring framework for collaborative decision making process

with State Governments and SCAs

Catalysing and maintaining content aggregation on an on‐going basis

Enabling Government functioning through the CSCs

Facilitating G2C Service Readiness

Monitoring the outcomes being achieved by the CSC

Building Capacity of all stakeholders

Facilitating in Deployment of Services

Looping Best Practices

c) The CSC ecosystem is expected to eventually comprise more than Once Lac VLEs, 20 SCAs, 35

SDAs and a host of public and private entities as service providers. Managing a dynamic

ecosystem of such diversity and complexity would require a dedicated entity at the heart of

the network to seamlessly manage and maintain these relationships, and to ensure continual

systemic viability and stability. The SPV is expected to function as the anchor agency,

stepping in to strengthen interrelationships and linkages where ever necessary.

d) In sum, while the CSCs are primarily entrepreneur driven business entities, standing or falling

largely on the basis of their commercial sustainability; it will be the task of the SPV to not

only ensure that these business objectives are met by managing the CSC network as an

economically viable eco‐system, but also to ensure that the basic public‐policy mandate and

purpose of the CSC project remains the central objective of the programme."

5.8. The State Government

The major roles envisaged for the State Government are as follows:

a) Setting up of a High Level Committee for overseeing the implementation of the CSC Scheme

including the selection of SCAs.



b) Driver for policy, regulatory and other relevant changes.

c) Providing Financial Support.

d) Service provider for e‐Government services.

e) Physical and digital Infrastructure and other support to the SDA/ SCA.

f) Take an appropriate decision on the mode and degree of integration with the CSC Scheme of

the existing physical, digital and institutional infrastructure of various Government Agencies/

Departments in the State, such as Schools, Gram Panchayats, Public Health Centres (PHC), etc

and Post Offices (in consultation with GoI).

g) Decide on the extent and modalities of integration with the CSC Scheme of existing

Government schemes particularly development programmes in areas like Education, Health,

Agriculture, Employment, etc.

h) Route its e‐Government transactions through these CSCs.

i) Enter into Service Agreements with the SCAs through the SDA.

j) Ensure that computerization of Government services is done as per e‐Governance Road Map.

k) Ensure uptime of the SDC, SWAN and other IT infrastructure set up by the Government

l) Evolve legally accepted mechanisms for authentication, of e‐Government service certificates/

documents proposed for delivery at the CSC.

m) Setup detailed Guidelines and Standards and monitoring mechanisms for Equipment

specifications, Software Interoperability, VLE Qualifications, mandatory training, etc.

n) Provide connectivity at the Block level once RajSWAN is established

o) Provide the design of signage’s, interiors and quality and styling of the decor, etc. to the

successful SCA for the implementation of CSC required for state‐wide branding and

uniformity.

p) Prescribe IT Security guidelines for proper conduct of IT services from time to time.

q) Prescribe and agree on Service Levels with the State departments for Back Office Processing

of service requests of the rural Citizens.

5.9. Raj Online Project

Raj Online is a proposed SPV of the state government having an objective of electronic delivery

of various services. The SPV is proposed to adopt various roles. At a basic level, the SPV

conceptualization is to strengthen the CSC Scheme by incorporating best practices and addition

of services on behalf of the Government at the State level. In the process of strengthening,

however, the SPV can coalesce diverse stakeholders to work through common institutional and



contractual frameworks, facilitate Government outreach, monitor the outcomes being achieved

by the CSCs, undertake capacity building, loop best practices, standardize design, content and

processes into a replicable collaborative framework and so on. The SPV not only can help

develop the basket of services that is to be offered by the CSCs, but also help support a revenue

model. Its presence and role can help ensure the very sustenance and streamlining of the CSC

scheme.

Roles of SPV: a) Facilitating Government Outreach through CSCs: CSCs are the delivery points for

Government, private and social sector services to rural Citizens through a like‐minded public

and private enterprises in a collaborative framework. The CSCs would facilitate the

Government outreach to citizens. As an apex facilitation agency to catalyse service delivery

and Government shareholding, the SPV is expected to play a key role in enabling accelerated

rollout of these services.

b) Facilitate the Development of a Service Basket: Content and Services form the backbone of

the CSC Scheme. To this effect, selection, aggregation and customization of content and

services, at a central level, would be crucial to the scheme’s success. Designing citizen‐centric

services and dependable service delivery mechanisms will be an important task for the SPV.

The SPV will design a basket of services that can be offered through the CSCs depending on

the region, culture, business environment and other factors. Innovative services in the G2C

segment with high‐growth potential would be devised. The SPV can design content and

services would involve back‐end support in the form of a content management system,

content delivery platform, service delivery infrastructure as well as usage analysis systems for

quick feedback and monitoring. The SPV can develop adequate frameworks for the same and

build workable models of demonstrable revenue potential

Proposed Revenue Sharing:

Among the stakeholders for each transaction made on e‐Mitra portal, the revenue sharing is

ordinarily as follows:

DeGS/ RISL/ State Government – 20%

SCAs – 80%

However, this sharing may be revised/ changed for different services by State Government.



CHAPTER‐6

OVERVIEW OF THE SUGGESTED IT ARCHITECTURE

6.1. Connectivity

a) As part of the National e‐Governance Plan (NeGP) of the Government of India (GoI), a State

Wide Area Network (SWAN) is being established to provide reliable connectivity across the

State up to the Tehsil/ Block level. The last mile connectivity from the Tehsil/ Block to the

village level would be responsibility of the SCA. It is the intent of the State Government to

have RajSWAN in place before or simultaneously with the roll out of the CSCs.

b) Utilization of RajSWAN in CSCs is explained in RajSWAN RFP document. For modalities of such

usage it is highly recommended to go through the RajSWAN RFP document (available with

RISL/ DoIT&C).

c) Till the time RajSWAN become operational, the SCA will have to make arrangements for

connectivity between the CSC and the District Data Centre (DDC)/ SDC to deliver e‐

Government services to citizens through CSCs, and for delivery of non‐government services

as well. The SCA may have to explore various options to meet connectivity requirements.

Bidder will have to propose a reliable, convincing & acceptable solution for providing

connectivity to CSCs (i.e. In case a bidder is not a service‐provider in Rajasthan then proof of

agreement with a service provider in Rajasthan will have to be submitted along with the bid).

This is one of the necessary conditions for bidders to qualify in Technical Evaluation.

d) Last mile connectivity below Tehsil/ Block level: The SCA may have to work out several

options to get the last mile connectivity required to connect the CSCs. It is expected that for

most of the CSCs, the last mile connectivity may be established through wired/ wireless

technology. This will be provided especially by the TSPs with broadband capacity suitable to

meet the requirements of CSC’s online operations.

e) Department of Information Technology (DIT), Government of India is now facilitating BSNL to

enhance its rural broadband connectivity provisions in and around the 20000 rural digital

exchanges across the country, which are connected to the backbone with optical fibre cable.

BSNL being the only TSP at present, having OFC backbone support to its rural exchanges at

Sub‐Block level, DIT is providing partial funding support to BSNL so that dedicated broadband

wire‐line connectivity of capacity 256/ 512Kbps would be available through copper

immediately to those CSCs which would be located within 4‐5Kms of those 20000 rural

exchanges. A list of BSNL Rural Telephone Exchanges in Rajasthan is enclosed at Annexure‐3.



For the CSCs which would be located within 4‐5Kms of the BSNL exchanges, the SCA would

avail of this connectivity option by entering into an agreement at a standard tariff plan of

BSNL applicable across the country for such wire line broadband connectivity. The SCA would

therefore be required to work out with BSNL for wireline broadband connectivity for those

CSCs under its fold, which would be within 4‐5Kms from the rural BSNL exchanges.

f) For the other locations where wireless connectivity would be the only option available,

Department of IT, GOI is also facilitating to identify those rural locations where presently only

BSNL is having towers for its mobile services. Department of IT, GOI is contemplating to

partially support BSNL for those locations where BSNL are the only wireless service provider

with existing towers. Wireless broadband will be provided by BSNL for such 20000 CSC

locations for 512 Kbps bandwidth. BSNL will supplement its wireless broadband services at

those towers. Prospective SCA, may therefore explore to find out whether proposed CSC

locations would be able to avail of either of the above connectivity options. SCA may also

explore with other service providers, including private telecom companies, to workout

connectivity options.

g) Until the above mentioned connectivity options are made available, SCA will have to work

out alternative arrangement for connectivity (e.g. through broadband) at their cost.

Therefore, bidder will have to propose a reliable, convincing and acceptable solution for

providing connectivity to CSCs No financial support will be provided for this purpose and

hence the costs of such options need to be reflected in the business model submitted by the

potential SCAs for relevant bid unit.

h) Internet connectivity to CSCs: It is expected that in due course of time most of the e‐

Governance services would be web‐based and CSCs would depend on internet connectivity

which would be provided by the TSPs having ISP license. However, for the current situations

as explained above SCA would work out its requirement of internet bandwidth for CSCs

under its fold through BSNL or any other ISP, with appropriate charges, as applicable.

6.2. Proposed IT Architecture at the SCA Level

a) The SCA would act as a Service Access Provider (SAP) and network manager for CSCs. For this

purpose, it is expected that the SCA should consider setting up a portal for enabling access to

the services of the Government Services/ non‐government businesses and make them

available to the VLE access points.

b) Alternatively, the SCA may utilize the existing Application software developed by the DoIT&C



and being used for the prevailing ‘E‐Mitra’ Scheme. The architecture of the application

software includes following parameters: (i) Client Server Application‐ Visual Basic and Oracle

10g Database at server and MS‐Access at client; (ii) Web based Application‐J2EE framework

with Oracle 10g as RDBMS Hosted at State Data Centre, Yojana Bhawan, Jaipur.

c) The DoIT&C may allow SCA to use the services of the application for free of cost and provide

required training to personnel of SCA to use the Application. The SCA in turn will be

responsible to impart training to the VLEs. Though SCA is free to use any other Application

Software of its choice for the operations at VLEs end, in such a case SCA will be required to

provide data pertaining to daily G2C and G2B transactions in the format, which is compatible

to E‐Mitra database. Data conversion, media and updation of database within stipulated time

will be responsibility of the SCA.

d) The CSC will be the delivery point where the services of the Government and non‐

government businesses will be delivered to the end user – a Citizen. The CSC will be

connected to the SCA through any of the connectivity options – Dial up, Leased line, VSAT,

Wireless, RajSWAN, or services of other network services providers or Internet or a

combination of such options.

e) The suggested High‐level architecture model is provided in the below followed by discussions

on important features of the same.



Proposed IT Architecture at SCA Level

6.3. Proposed IT Specifications at the SCA Level

a) Figure below provides an overview of the suggested IT Infrastructure at the SCA Hub.

External Storage optionalExternal Storage optional

Messaging Server

Application Server Farm Database Cluster

Web Server Mgmt. Server Application Server

InternetInternet

Firewall

SPV

B2C Contents

WAN Router

InternetRouter

Network Local users at SCAMonitoringStation

Multifunction device- Printing- Scanning- Photocopying

Web Server in DMZ (Optional)

Trusted link to Application / Database layer

Tape Library

Core Network Switch

Last Mile Network Base Station

Last Mile Network Base Station

CSCCSC

CSCCSC

SCA Assets

Information Asset Type Asset Description

IT Infrastructure

Web Server

Application Server

Database/Storage/Back Up Server

Mail Server

Network Multi‐Function Device (MFD) (Print/Scan/Copy)

Personal Computers (Desktops)

Microphone/ Headset with Speakers

Firewall/ Switches/ Routers/ Modems Note: No. of IT assets and Servers is based upon the number of CSCs and transaction volumes of each SCA. For a mid‐size SCA (say, approximately 200 CSCs under its purview), the Mail, Remote Management, Database and Application functionality may be housed under a single High‐end Server systems. However, the SCA is required to take a thorough study of the requirements of IT infrastructure at the SCA NOC and decide for appropriate infrastructure accordingly.

Software Server Operating System

Desktop Operating System



Information Asset Type Asset Description

Database Server Software

Backup Software

Web Server/ Application Server Software

Mailing System

Office Application Tools

Network Monitoring Tools

Antivirus (Internet Security enabled)

SCA Portal/ Application/ Monitoring Tools

Other Hardware Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Inverter

Generator

Documentation User Manuals

Trouble Shooting Guides

Training Manuals

b) An indicative list of IT Assets required at SCA location is indicated in the table above. Each

SCA would need to build and provide a detailed architecture and provide an appropriate

solution to cater to the CSC needs and security of networks.

c) The SCA will extend technical support to a VLE and undertake critical services such as remote

diagnostics of the CSC IT infrastructure and provide training and guidance to manage the CSC.

From a technology perspective the SCA/ CSC relationship is discussed hereafter.

d) SCA shall be the first point of resolution for all technical issues at the CSC. Hence, the SCA

should ensure:

Helpdesk assistance

SLAs for resolution of issues

Provide CSCs with IS Security guidelines

Provide periodic training to VLE operators

Conduct periodic review of CSC environment

Collate data to help VLEs in performance appraisal

Provide means to upgrade software versions

Patch updates for operating system

e) The SCA should establish and operate a Data Centre/ NOC of appropriate size and run

applications, which will be VLE centric and accessed by all VLEs under the SCA. The specific

services SCA should provide include the following.

VLE master details

CSC infrastructure details

Recording of customer registration at CSC



Record of customer access

Customer Billing and Collections

Data on Technical break down and resolution

CSC’s staff data including attrition

Staff training and certification

Periodic upload of data across all CSCs on SCA’s servers

f) The core business services of SCA may be made available to CSCs through a centralized SCA

portal/ application. This portal could offer information, applications and services in one place.

Thus, it will inherently organise tools to help the SCA/ VLEs to organize their electronic

workspace, their daily tasks, and their jobs as a whole.

6.4. IT Architecture at the CSC level

a) The IT architecture at the CSC should have the following features:

A simple architecture.

Robust integration at the levels of SCA. SCA would act as a Service Gateway for the CSCs.

The CSCs would operate under a well regulated and controlled environment.

The CSCs will require computing capabilities in the form of PCs, printers, operating system

and other related hardware. It is envisaged that CSC’s would require a single terminal

machine and as the demand increases the CSC would migrate to multi‐terminal

environment to deliver variety of services such as distance learning, IT Training etc.

Cost effective solutions to meet the local needs of the rural populations.

Upgradeable hardware to handle the growth in volumes over the next 4‐5 years.

The IT Infrastructure needs to be available continuously, hence the need for power

backup.

Ensure minimum complexity in the technical environment to minimize overheads on the

Information Systems.

Should enable Cost effective data transfer/ communications mechanisms.

b) There are two major components of the CSC IT‐infrastructure ‐ Digital Infrastructure and IT

Software:

Digital Infrastructure would comprise of all onsite technology equipment, such as PCs,

Printers, Scanners, Projectors, Digital Camera, Software, and power backups such as UPS,

Generator, etc.

IT Software would comprise of operating System, application for providing services, IS



Security and Management and maintenance tools etc.

6.5. Suggested IT Specifications at CSC Level

The following table gives the suggested minimum IT specifications to be followed at the CSC

level.

Asset Type Details Indicative Specifications

Computer Terminals

Processor Intel Pentium‐IV based processor or higher

Motherboard Intel Original Motherboard

Memory 1GB DDR/ DDR2RAM or higher Hard Drive 80GB, SATA/IDE, 7200 RPM or HigherOptical Drive CD‐RW or DVD‐RW Drive Speakers Set of Speakers (Desktop Stereo) Graphics Card Onboard

Audio / Sound Onboard

LAN Onboard 10/100Mbps LAN I/O Ports 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 4 USB (2.0 version), 2 PS/2

ports, 1 VGA Port,1 RJ45 LAN Port, Audio Ports

Keyboard / Mouse

USB or PS/2 , 104 Keys Keyboard (OEM Mechanical Keyboard)

USB or PS/2Optical 2‐button scroll Mouse w/ pad

Monitor 15” Colour TFT

Operating System

Pre‐loaded Licensed MS‐Windows XP (SP3) Operating System or higher with all the Device Drivers

Warranty 3 Years comprehensive on‐site warranty

Printer Dot Matrix Printers (DMPs)

9 pin head Pint Speed 300 cps Print Direction Bi‐directional Logic Seeking 80/132 Column Printer Power supply fluctuation‐90‐270V

Optional Additional l Printer

MFD Laserjet/ InkJet Based

(Colour/ B&W)

Inkjet (B&W/Colour)

Print Copy, Scan

Upto 16 ppm in Black. (1200x1200dpi)

12 ppm in Color/B&W (4800x1200dpi optimized)

External I/O Port 1 USB Port Supports the supplied Desktop OS Version

Video input Web Camera Intelligent Auto Face Tracking Low light video capture Built in microphone Low distortion, wide field of view lens 4.0 MP or Higher Resolution still photo capability USB2.0 high speed connectivity

Consumer Premise Equipment

Networking Networking equipment as per the connectivity requirements/ type and as per industry standards.



Asset Type Details Indicative Specifications

Power Backup UPS

Battery

Generator

Alternate Sources including non‐renewable energy sources

Customised depending on SCA’s requirement.

IT Software Office Utility Software Openoffice v3.0 or higher

SCA Portal/ Application Web Based On/Off line mode access using Internet Explorer or compatible Web Browser

IS Security Anti‐Virus Client (Norton/ MacAfee/ Kaspersky/ Quickheal with 3 Yr. subscription)

Enterprise Management Enterprise/ network Management client/ agent.

*The above table is only indicative. It is suggested that each SCA review various software and hardware options available based on the nature of services it intends providing through the CSCs. New range of rugged, power‐saving hardware like PCs, etc. are being launched which have been designed to work under higher temperature, dusty environments similar to CSCs. Such options could also be considered by the SCA.

6.6. Non‐IT Hardware

a) A UPS with appropriate an output power rating of at least 0.8 power factor is required for all

the components as mentioned above to work simultaneously. The UPS should have at least 2

hours backup time.

b) One Generator set with rating at least 1.25 times of the rating of the UPS should be made

available as an alternate power source. For the locations, where the basic power is available

scarcely, the SCA may consider to provide alternate power source, e.g., Solar Power, etc.

6.7. SCA‐CSC Connectivity

a) Considering the requirement of fast proliferation of e‐Governance services up to the Tehsil/

block level and below the Tehsil/ block level, Government of Rajasthan, GoI under the NeGP

Core Infrastructure project, has already taken an initiative to establish State Wide Area

Network (SWAN) across the State.

b) Such framework would create an enabling environment and an institutional mechanism so

that CSCs which may be established through this Scheme would avail connectivity and

capacity of SWAN up to the block level. The SCA would have to provide for the connectivity

equipment at the CSC end where connectivity is required/ used.

c) The SWAN backbone would typically be built on high speed point to point Leased Lines

connecting the State HQ to various District HQs which in turn would aggregate the various

Block HQs in a star topology or a Ring Topology.

d) The number of points of connectivity being large and wide spread across the State, the SCA



may consider any technology or a mix of technologies for effective implementation. Given

the spread of the telecom network of various service providers, the SCA has the choice of

having different Service Providers in various places. The SCA may also have arrangements

with different services providers for primary and fall back network options. Since the

connectivity is so critical for delivery of both G2C and B2C services, the SCA should bring out

the salient features of the proposed network architecture that will suit the conditions on the

ground.

e) The bidders would have to present the network architecture proposed for the CSC Scheme

along with detailed notes, and diagrams. In essence, the SCA must provide the most

appropriate network solution at the most affordable cost to a CSC.

f) The bidders will also need to make their own assessment on the sizing of the Internet

bandwidth and other key components of the CSC system appropriate to meet the demand

for the services.

g) Requirements: The network to be established should have capabilities to follow OSI

Standards and should have following features:

a. Should be a TCP/IP based network (IPv4)

b. Should have the capability to run IP routing protocols like OSPF (Open Shortest Path

Find)

c. Should have reasonable last mile connectivity. For the type of services to be offered a

provision should be made for a minimum broadband connectivity at each CSC

h) Access and Traffic Aggregation: This SCA‐CSC network would be divided into two layers:

Access Layer & Traffic Aggregation Layer.

a. Access Layer ‐The access layer caters to the connectivity needs of the end node on the

network, which is the CSC. This layer is suggested to be implemented either as an

extension of the existing SWAN network or, as a part of last mile network of a Telecom

Service Provider.

b. Traffic aggregation layer is an important link between the backbone network and the

access layer. This layer is responsible to consolidate the traffic being generated by the

CSCs in different blocks and pass it on to the SCA’s backend servers. The SCA acts as

nodal point on the aggregation layer and conducts transaction management, billing and

authentication functions of all the CSC traffic.



6.8. State Data Centre (SDC)

a) The SDC is supposed to host the entire e‐governance applications backend infrastructure in

terms of hardware, Applications, LAN Access switch, Server Farm, firewall, Core WAN router

for connecting high speed Internet connection and high‐speed WAN links connecting to

various State Departments/ HQs.

b) The SDC will be seamlessly connected to the RajSWAN at the SHQ. It is expected that in

course of time all the data/ content required for delivering e‐Governance services would be

residing in the SDC except some specific services for which data/ content would be residing

at servers anywhere below the SHQ. For access to the data required for delivering Central

Government services, RajSWAN would be connected to NICNET at SHQ level though a

gateway.

INTERNET

D a t a b a s e S e r v e r s

LANMgmt.Server

VPNMgmt.Server

HelpdeskServer

Core SwitchCisco 6509

Cisco2651XM

LL Locations

WirelessLocations

OFC Location

UnifiedMessaging

UnicenterServer

DNSServerWeb Servers

Mail Server

FTP Server

FirewallCisco 525E

Cisco3550

NIDSCisco 4250XL

BackupServer

Call Manager

AssertMgmt.

Server

Management Zone

Cisco 3550Cisco 3550

NIDSCisco 4250XL

LoadbalancerRadware WSD Pro

ProxyServer

AntiVirusServer

LoadbalancerRadware WSD Pro

Cisco 3550

RouterCisco 3745

Cisco2950G

Cisco2950G

RSWAN

Core SwitchCisco 6509

Yojana BhawanLAN

Building SwitchCisco 4507R

Cisco 2950

Cisco 2950

State Data Center

6.9. District Data Centre (DDC)

District Data Centre (e‐Governance data centre) has been established at each of the 33 districts,

which will be the platform on which customized software will run to ensure service access for

citizen. The DDCs are being managed by a FMS provider on behalf of the DeGS. All the

participating departments and service counters will hook on to the DDC to make the system



work. Following hardware is being installed at each of the DDC. Figure below explains network

diagram of DDC.

a) Oracle Database Server b) Web Server c) RMI Server d) E‐Mitra Back Office Kiosk Desktop e) Network Switch f) CISCO Router g) Pix Firewall h) UPS for all above systems



CHAPTER‐7

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR SCA

7.1. Key Guidelines

Following are some of the key operational guidelines for the SCAs to conduct and run the CSC

Scheme.

a. Mandatory Delivery of G2C Services: The Common Services Centres will have to

unconditionally provide all the e‐Governance services including utility bill collection services

as approved and decided to be delivered by the GoR to the Citizens. The SCA would charge

fees for the e‐Government services strictly as prescribed by the State Government. The SCA

shall ensure distribution of all kinds of certificates, licenses and other documents to Citizens

that may be required as part of service delivery process notified by the Government from

time to time. This would include liaison with concerning offices and collection of issued

certificates from the concerning offices for distribution as may be the case. The SCA will

ensure that CSC kiosks provide courier services for delivery of certificates generated at

Citizen’s doorstep, who wish to pay additionally for it. Charges for such services would be as

per actual.

b. SCA‐ VLE Relationship

i. The VLEs are preferred to be franchisees or have profit sharing arrangements with the

SCA to ensure a sense of ownership and provide enough incentive for the VLE. The same

needs to be detailed in the business plan submitted by the bidder and the legal document

to be signed between SCA and each VLE stating clearly the commercials involved, revenue

sharing, roles & responsibilities, security deposits etc. Also, SCA will submit the legal copy

of agreement to DeGS signed with VLE before the certification of that Kiosk.

ii. The terms & conditions of SCA‐VLE relationship as proposed by SCA in the business plan

and as agreed by SDA (after changes if any) shall form a part of MSA and the legal

agreement to be signed between SCA and each of VLEs.

c. Physical Layout of CSCs: The CSC should be housed in a comfortable room of at least 150 ‐ 200

sq fts. with adequate working space (2‐3 people), furniture and storage space. The room

should have cement flooring, concrete roof and pucca walls without any water leakages from

any side. The room should have good ventilation and light with good space outside for

parking, display boards, etc.

d. Branding of CSCs: The SCA shall comply with any branding/ logo/ colour scheme that the GoI



or the State Government prescribes. The existing ‘E‐Mitra’ brand of the Government of

Rajasthan will be retained; each of the kiosks to be setup under the CSC Scheme shall be

branded as ‘E‐Mitra’ Centre.

e. Physical Security at CSCs: SCA would have to make his own arrangements to provide for

physical security at the CSCs. It is suggested that SCA ensure an appropriate insurance cover

in place to guard the infrastructure against any damages or trespassing.

f. Operating Hours and Procedures for CSC Kiosk: The kiosk should be open at least from 9.00

AM to 6.00 PM every day without fail, except on bank‐holidays. Every day, the CSC kiosk

owners/ operators shall intimate to the Server, through electronic login process, the opening

time of the kiosk and closing hours through a logout process in a similar manner. In case, a

CSC is found closed during the working hours as prescribed above, a penalty will be imposed

in the manner mentioned in the this document. The SCA/ VLE should electronically close their

Revenue Collection Register (RCR) on a daily basis and should submit the counter foils of bill/

documents/ applications/ forms etc. and daily MIS reports as per the requirement of

concerned line department and MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) signed. Failing that

would attract appropriate penalty as prescribed in this document. In case of non‐submission

of the reports/ counter foils of bill, SCA must inform electronically to the DeGS and SDA the

reason for the delay before the due time for submission. The delay in submission without

informing the reason will be considered as non‐seriousness towards his responsibility and will

be treated accordingly. Delayed submission, along with the amount equal to applicable

penalty will be accepted in the form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of respective DeGS.

g. Daily MIS: For reconciliation purposes, SCA will provide financial statements to the respective

DeGS/ Department concerned. SCA shall hand‐over proper receipt to the bearer of the bill/

demand note/ application giving relevant details, to the concerned department/ utility

provider. All the hard copies should be retained by the SCA/ VLE and sent to the DeGS duly

stamped with the inscription “PAID ON”/”Received” …….. (Date) at …………… (Counter Name)

along with the accounts within next 48 working hours. The format and frequency of the other

required MIS would be as per the provision of the application software. The reports should

be strictly system‐generated. Reports those are not generated by the system will not be

accepted and will be treated as non‐submission hence the appropriate penalty clause will be

applicable.

h. Security of Data: The SCA shall ensure that the data available with CSCs related to the



Scheme is not misused/ abused/ copied by its personnel. The SCA shall indemnify the SDA

from any claim or suit for damages that may be filed against it for breach of privacy laws by

VLE employees. The SCA shall ensure that its personnel or VLEs appointed by the SCA do not

tamper with data or document provided by District Administration/ DeGS/ Departments

meant for use by Citizens. The SCA will be responsible for maintaining security and integrity

of the data supplied by the DeGS/ Departments Concerned/ Government.

i. Grievance Handling: The SCA shall ensure that a complaint and suggestions book is kept at a

prominent place at each kiosk to enable the Citizens to make complaints and suggestions in

writing. The book will be sent to the concerned Nodal Officer at the DeGS every month for his

perusal and such action as may be considered necessary. The SCA shall update the status of

the complaint through online. To ensure effective redressal of the complaints received at

CSCs, the SCA shall depute at least one full time technical support staff for every District. The

SCA should ensure that a complaint is redressed within one working day from the time it

receives. The complaint those are out of the scope of the SCA, should be escalated to the

competent authority. The SCA shall update the kiosk owners (VLEs) about the grievance

status. The SCA will be responsible for preparing and sending the monthly reports comprising

of complainant’s name, date of receipt, date on which it was disposed, action taken, and time

taken to dispose the complaint etc. The report should highlight the complaints with Pink

which has taken more than one day for disposal and with red which has not disposed up to

the kiosk satisfaction.

The SCA shall ensure that the VLE maintains the following to receive and address complaints

of rural citizens:

Complaints and suggestion book.

Suitable MIS Software to record and report complaints.

Telephone/ mobile numbers of his supervisor/ district in charge if any and telephone

number of suitable senior officer at the headquarter.

The SCA shall ensure that the VLE maintains a book of complaints and suggestions and

submits the suggestions and complaints every week to the Nodal Agency/ DeGS.

j. Collection of Money on Behalf of Government: SCA would transfer/ deposit the dues

collected on behalf of the government to designated bank account/ corpus within two days

(48 hrs) of collection. In case of holidays the dues would be transferred on next working day.



In case of non‐deposit of the amount so collected within the stipulated time, SCA will have to

pay interest to DeGS along with a Penalty as prescribed in this document. Further, looking at

the realities for fund flow in rural areas, if agreed upon by the service departments, the time

period for deposition of collected money by SCA may be revised to twice a week. However,

SCA will always prefer, wherever possible, the electronic transfer of funds to DeGS/ Line

department’s specified bank account at his own cost.

k. Insurance of Government Cash: SCA is also advised to subscribe an insurance coverage for the

cash handled at CSCs to safeguard the public money against theft and uncontrolled risk like

earthquake‐fire & shock, Landslide/ rockslide/ subsidence, storm or similar type. SCA will

have to submit a copy of insurance policy to the SDA within 15 days from the date of roll‐out

of the CSC, otherwise the Government will not allow the CSC to operate (will not be

considered as commissioned) and impose a penalty on SCA as prescribed in this document. In

an event of loss of cash at SCA’s end because of theft or such eventualities, the cash will be

recovered from the SCA.

l. The SCA will obtain all applicable statutory clearances for providing all G2C, B2B and B2C

services at the CSCs.

m. For better & smooth implementation of CSC project at ground level, SCA will recruit & deploy

District coordinators (one per each district) and Block coordinators (one per each two blocks)

at the district and block level respectively. Also, the District coordinator will have to provide

mandatorly a weekly progress report to the concerned nodal officer of respective DeGS and

likewise the Block coordinator will provide a similar weekly progress report to the concerned

nodal officer at block level. Timely submission of these reports shall form the basis of proof

of manpower attendance during that respective week. In case, SCA wants to change/ replace

any resource then he may do so with prior intimation/ permission from the concerned nodal

officer. Also, in case of leave/ absence of any resource, the same must be done in a similar

manner as mentioned above.

7.2. Service Delivery Process (of prevailing E‐Mitra Scheme)

The Service Delivery Process currently being used for the ‘E‐Mitra’ business model would largely

be replicated in the CSCs upon approval of the State Government/ SDA. The current model in the

E‐Mitra Scheme is based on the principle of Public Private Partnership (PPP). Citizens can access

G2C services through kiosks, which are being operated by private partners, or through other

designated Centres.



Guidelines for delivering B2C Services: The CSC Scheme envisages provisioning of the B2C

services along with the G2C services. The SCA will have to integrate and coordinate with various

B2C Content providers. The entire responsibility for gathering the functional requirements of

B2C services, development and deployment of the services rests with the SCA. However, the

following disciplines will have to be observed while providing B2C services:

a) SCA should inform SDA or its authorized agency of any B2C service to be delivered through

the CSCs system and intimate the charges to be collected from citizens for these services;

b) Services opposed to public interest shall not be included in CSC portfolio;

c) Inclusion of a B2C service should not adversely affect the functioning and performance of

CSCs in relation to the G2C services;

d) The IT and the physical security of the CSC should not be compromised ;

e) The Government reserves rights to instruct the SCA to host the B2C applications and

databases on separate application servers, web servers and database servers, in the overall

interests of the Common Services Centres Scheme;

f) Further, the government could also direct that the B2C Services be provided from a

workstation, which is different from the workstation used for providing the G2C Services.

However, both the workstations can be located in the same Common Services Centres

premises.

7.3. Human Resource Development

The efficiency and image of the CSC would depend substantially on the efficiency of the VLEs.

The SCA shall exercise due care and caution while selecting the operators. The following

Guidelines are suggested in this regard:

a) The SCA shall impart training, at district/ block level, to all the VLEs (once in a quarter) and its

employees so that they are well versed with the operations of the CSC. Failing to do so shall

attract penalty as mentioned in this RFP document.

b) A representative from the respective DeGS should also be invited in such training sessions.

c) In case of retraining/ refresher courses the timing and location of the training should be so

arranged so that there is minimal disruption of the CSC operations.

d) The SCA should ensure that the VLE is trained before the CSCs are operational.

e) The SCA shall also be responsible for retraining the VLE whenever changes are made in the

software/ services.



f) Both off‐site and on‐site training of the VLEs needs to be undertaken on a continuous basis.

g) The SCA must provide a training strategy in their technical bids.

7.4. VLE Selection Criteria: Following suggestions are made for selection of VLEs: ‐

a) It is envisaged that the VLE should be a women entrepreneur, though age will not be a

restricting criteria. However, in case, no eligible woman entrepreneur is available, the district

collector/ chairman of DeGS may allow the selection of male entrepreneur, if he/ she is

satisfied that the SCA has made sufficient attempts to identify eligible woman VLE for CSC.

b) Essential minimum education qualification of the VLE should be a 10th pass from any

recognized board.

c) SCA may consult with District e‐Mitra Society in selection of women entrepreneur

d) Preference should be given to local candidates from the CSC village.

e) The VLE should be fluent in reading and writing the local dialect as well as have base level

knowledge of English language.

f) The VLE should preferably have a certificate from any computer institute showing that she

knows the basic operations of the computer and usage of standard applications. Otherwise

the SCA should make arrangements for the selected VLEs to be trained in Basic Computer

operations/ usage.

g) The VLE should undergo a behavioural as well as assessment test for IT as well as English

skills.

7.5. Other Operational Recommendations

a) Call Centre/ Help Desk: The SCA may establish a Call Centre/ Help desk that will accept

support calls from the VLE, Taluka and district level support staff. The primary function of this

facility would be to provide support to the VLE and to receive feedback and respond to

complaints lodged by telephone/ email/chat. A software to monitor complaints/ resolution

time/ frequency of complaints etc. may be deployed in the Call Centre. The Call Centre/ Help

desk should be manned by trained technical/ support personnel during the normal working

hours of the CSC.

b) Maintenance of Common Services Centres IT infrastructure: The SCA should pay special

attention to the management of the IT hardware at the CSC, which includes the PCs,

Networks, UPS, applications security systems etc. The maintenance service strategy for all

the CSCs should be detailed in the technical bid including what responsibilities the SCA’s and

its IT partners are willing to take and the performance expected in terms of mean time to



repair and in case of delays, what back‐up plan is proposed. The key responsibilities here

include :

a. Proactive monitoring of the network and its performance.

b. Logging in CSC calls for maintenance and proactive monitoring so as to ensure that the

calls are attended within a reasonable time.

c. Preventive maintenance for carrying out the necessary repairs and replacement of parts

wherever needed to keep the performance levels of the hardware and equipment in

tune with the requirements of the Service Level Agreements.

d. Preventive maintenance should be planned and not be attended during working hours.

e. Positioning rapid action teams at key places in the state to trouble shoot the technical

snags.

c) Servicing Equipment Breakdown: The SCA will have put in place both a preventive and reactive

maintenance strategy for attending to issues related to the CSC computers and peripheral

devices like printers etc. This shall include: ‐

a. Deployment of required support personnel

b. Maintenance and support contracts with manufacturers and service providers

c. Keeping an inventory of spares, additional equipment

d. Training and capacity building of VLEs

d) Support for Software: The Support strategy for Software should include support for all software

deployed through the CSCs.

e) Network: The Support strategy for network should include deployment of personnel who can

solve issues related to network and Internet connectivity. To ensure that both citizens are

served and SDA conditions are met it is recommended that the SCA should deploy a team that

can trouble‐shoot connectivity related issues at the kiosk level and liaise with ISP and telecom

providers to improve uptime and network performance.

f) Operational Support: The SCA will need to deploy supervisory staff that will periodically visit

the kiosks and guide the VLE on good business practices, knowledge of G2C and B2C

applications deployed at the CSC and efficient delivery of services to the rural citizen.

Operational support may also consist of periodic refresher training for all VLEs in a central

place once in six months.



CHAPTER‐8

TIME SCHEDULE & PAYMENT TERMS

8.1. Scheme Rollout Period

a) The SCA will be required to establish and operationalize CSCs in phases as per the time

schedule prescribed by the SDA/ GoR. The SCA shall set up and operationalize the CSCs at its

own cost and expense within 12 months in phases from the date of signing of Master Service

Agreement (MSA), as per the Deliverables outlined in the RFP document. The SCA shall

operate and manage the CSCs for four years from the date of operationalization of all CSCs in

the SCA’s The MSA would be signed within 30 days from the issuance of the Letter of Intent

(LOI).

b) The SCA will have the permission and be authorized to deliver e‐Government services from

the CSCs on the terms and conditions prescribed by the State within thirty days of the signing

of the MoUs with the DeGS and line departments for a period of maximum four years. At the

end of four years, the terms and conditions of the MSA/ MoUs between the SCA and SDA or

authorized agency will be reviewed, and a new agreement may be formulated for the next

four years or for such periods as the State may decide.

c) Upon receipt of the LOI, the SCA shall submit an Implementation Schedule specifying the

major milestones towards rolling out of the CSCs for implementation. The Implementation

Plan duly approved by the SDA shall form an integral part of the MSA. Any deviation in these

defined timelines of implementation schedule which have been mutually agreed upon

between the SCA and the SDA/ State Government shall constitute a material breach of the

MSA. A period of 1 month shall be provided to rectify the deviation, but shall attract

Liquidated Damages (LD) as per GF&AR and as mentioned in this RFP document.

d) In case, SCA fails to set up and roll out specified percentage of CSCs in phases as decided due

to its own fault/ inaction, the SDA/ GoR can at the expiry of the cure period of one month

and after giving a notice of 7 days, engage an alternate SCA (vendor) for the remainder CSCs

to be set up and rolled out. The SCA will have to make good the loss that may be incurred on

procedural formalities like manpower, tender costs etc. and payment of higher amount of

revenue support to be paid if any to the alternate SCA selected.

e) Further the SDA/ GoR may take any necessary action for the implementation of the

remainder CSCs, as deemed appropriate.

f) Once the SDA/ DeGS signs an agreement with the SCA, the SCA has to formulate and submit a



detailed plan of implementation. SDA may conduct an audit to determine the actual roll out

of the CSCs up to its satisfaction and to ensure that the objectives of the CSC scheme are

met. It may be noted that the timelines and the service level agreements will be enforced

strictly. Any delay in implementation of the CSCs within the stipulated period would be

deemed as an event of default.

g) The SCA has to design and implement a very detailed plan of implementation that seeks to

execute several activities in parallel, adopts critical path method and commits additional

resources to activities falling behind schedule so as to keep up with the overall deadline of

implementation in 13 months as mentioned below.

h) The following Gantt chart depicts the implementation schedule

Months

Activity/ Milestones

0

T1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Issuance of the LoI/ Work Order

Signing of MSA with SDA

Operationalization of 25% of total CSCs

Operationalization 50% of total CSCs



S.No. Activity/ Milestones Time of Completion

1 Issuance of the LoI/ Work Order T1=0

2 Signing of MSA with SDA T1+1 month 3 Operationalization of 25% of total CSCs T1+4 months

4 Operationalization 50% of total CSCs T1+ 7 months

5 Operationalization 75% of total CSCs T1 + 10 months 6 Operationalization 100% of total CSCs T1+13 months

i) In case delay occurs on SCA’s part in roll out of CSCs as per the mentioned time schedule,

liquidated damages will be applicable as mentioned in this RFP document.

j) In case SCA requires an extension of time in completion of any of the deliverable as per the

table given above, he may submit a request in writing to the SDA. SDA may consider granting

an extension in the period with or without applying the liquidated damages clause.

8.2. Payment and Collection: There are 3 types of payments involved in the CSC scheme: ‐

1) Payment of Commission Charges to SCAs



2) Payment of Revenue Support

3) Cash and fund flow payments

1) Payment of Commission Charges to SCAs: To get payments of their share (transaction

charges) of the money collected, SCA would submit bill in triplicate in the name of concerned

DeGS/ Line Department along with date wise details of transactions done during the month.

Based on the SLA, the DeGS will reimburse the dues to SCA within 30 days from the receipt of the

bill; provided all formalities are duly completed on the part of SCA.

2) Payment of Revenue Support:

The SCA will be eligible for revene support after completion and implementation of every 10%

of the CSCs in division.

The SCA would be eligible for the revenue support accepted by the GoR, for a Division unless all

the CSCs within the SCA’s jurisdiction as per the mile stones prescribed have been rolled out

within the specified time frame and are certified as operational by the SDA.

The payment will be made on submission of bill in form of demand note (as shown below) by

the SCA to SDA. The SDA will make payment to SCA preferably in electronic mode or DD/

Banker cheques will be made in the name of SCA as per the detail given in bill received from

SCA and the same DD/ Banker cheque will be sent to the concern SCA. All remittance charges

will be borne by the SCA.

Format of Demand Note

[Name of Division] Date:‐

Period: ‐ From To

To, Managing Director, RISL, Jaipur

Please reimburse the following payment to be made to SCA as per given below:‐

.

S.No. Name of District Payment Period

1 District 1 Amount 1 Period 1

2 District 2 Amount 2 Period 2

Signature of SCA

SCA will submit the bill of revenue support to SDA for the revenue support on quarterly basis.

Also, a SLA format will be given to each DeGS & DeGS will be advised to send the comments

to SDA. If any penalty is imposed at the level of DeGS then it will be deducted at the level of

SDA.



If SDA doesn’t receive any communication in this regard within 15 days from DeGS , then

payment will be released automatically to SCA to avoid the delay in release of revenue

support

The SDA will pay the SCA the revenue support agreed/ required on a quarterly basis on

submission of financial certificate stating the disbursement of revenue support of VLE share

to VLEs has been disbursed for the previous quarter, after satisfactorily operationalizing the

CSC and having the same being certified by the SDA. The SCA will be required to provide a

certificate by a Chartered Accountant certifying the financial statement. SDA/ GoR may issue

guidelines for allowing the SCA for deducting commission charges at source pertaining to

delivery of G2C services.

However, the procedure regarding revenue disbursement to SCA would be followed as per the

directives issued by SDA/ GoR.

The revenue support to be paid for last quarter of each year will be reassessed and adjusted

based on total revenues generated through the year and the revenue support disbursed.

3) Cash and funds flow Payments: This would be an integral part of the Scheme. The SCA may

require to tie‐up with several banks to manage/ enable/ support their funds and financial

dealings. The potential SCA would have to provide the cash and fund flow management plan as

part of the technical proposal in the bid. The selected SCA would need to explore the banking

arrangement further in cooperation with the DoIT&C, SDA/ DeGS and concerned departments in

the government. The transactions executed by the VLE should be monitored by the SCA and

DeGS through an authentication, authorization and accounting software. The SCA should also

ensure deposit of the revenue collected at CSCs from e‐Government transactions from the

Citizens in a manner prescribed by the State. Appropriate safeguards need to be built so that

such revenue is deposited in time and a proper receipt is given to the citizen who deposits such

amount with the CSC operator.

a) SCA will open separate bank account to facilitate the VLEs for depositing the amount

collected against Government dues at an appropriate level. It will be the responsibility of the

SCA to bear all charges for depositing the amount into designated account of DeGS/

departments.

b) Multiple Modes of receiving Payment: It is currently envisaged that the rural citizens will

make payment at the CSC preferably by cash but considering the lifetime of the Scheme it is

expected that banking facilities will also be widespread in the rural areas. Therefore, over the



course of the Scheme period, the SCA and VLE can make arrangements to accept other

payment methods like cheque, DD, credit and debit card, direct bank transfer, mobile

payment, micro payments and other payment methods.

c) Receipt to the users: The VLE should issue a receipt to all citizens for all transactions made on

e‐Mitra portal. One copy of computerized receipt should be issued to the Citizen for all

transactions while another copy should be retained at CSC. DeGS may, at any point of time,

inspect these receipt books. Hence, the VLE should maintain these receipt books for at least 3

Years for audit by DeGS.

d) Utility Bill Payment: In case of utility bill payments, the VLE shall issue to the Citizen a printed

receipt generated through the application. The application should keep a digital/signed copy

of the receipt for the purpose of non‐repudiation. If the Utility Department has an application

ready for use at the time of operation, the Utility Department would make available such

application to the SCA.

e) Following is a description of the fund‐flow and related administrative processes of the

existing CSC Scheme which is in operation in 4 divisions the State.

a. Deposition of Cash/Cheque collected at Kiosk: As per the MOU signed between the SCA

and DeGS (representative of SDA), the SCA/ Kiosks will deposit the amount collected at

different Kiosks through Cash/ Cheque, in DeGs/ E‐Mitra Societies/ line department’s

Authorized Bank account within 48 Hours at a specified Branch. The DeGS has adopted

the following procedure: ‐

i. The SCAs collect the amount received at their respective kiosks and deposit it in

the bank account of the DeGS/ line department at designated Bank/ Branch and

submit the Pay‐In Slip to the DeGS/ line department.

ii. The Individual Kiosk owner is authorized to deposit the amount in the

designated account of DeGS/ Line department at designated Bank/ Branch. In

this case, the SCA shall ensure that all his kiosks have deposited the amount well

in time and collect the Pay‐in slips from kiosk and submit it to DeGS/ Line

department with a consolidated report. Such reports shall contain the date of

collection, kiosk name, amount to be deposited by kiosk owner (as per the Kiosk

RCR), actual amount deposited by Kiosk and total amount deposited by their

kiosks.

iii. In case, the Bank provides facility of anywhere banking, the amount (Cash/



Cheque) is deposited by SCA/ Kiosk owner in the Designated Bank account from

any branch.

iv. After depositing the amount in the Bank, the SCA submits the proof of

deposition of amount (either by SCA or by their kiosk) by submitting the Original

copy of Pay‐In Slips to DeGS/ Line department within 48 Hours. (Separate Pay‐In

Slips for Cash amount and Cheques)

v. As per the State Level MOU signed with the BSNL, the CSC kiosks are not

authorized to accept the cheques drawn in favour of BSNL. Therefore, in case of

payments against BSNL services, the Cheque shall be accepted only in favour of

DeGS.

b. Remittance of amount to Concerned Departments: The DeGS reconciles the amount

deposited by SCA/ Kiosk owner in the authorized bank account on a daily basis and,

after reconciliation, remits the amount to respective departments through Cheque and

maintains a separate register for this purpose.

c. The DeGS reconciles the accounts with concerned departments on monthly basis and

obtains a reconciliation certificate from the respective Departments.

8.3. Transaction Charges to be charged to the Citizen

a) Presently, under CSC project, the services have been categorized in three categories i.e. (1)

Submission of Application Forms/ Grievances, (2) Payment of Utility Bills/ Government levies

and (3) Informative services. For category (1), and (3) the per transaction cost of Rs. 9.00 and

Rs. 5.00 respectively is charged to citizen by Kiosk owners and for category (2) services, the

concerned Department reimburse the per Transaction Cost as per the following table to the

respective DeGS.

S. No. Head Amount (Rs.)

1. Utility bill & other government dues 3.95

2. PHED water bill ( for urban areas) 2.00

3. PHED water bill ( for rural areas) 1.00

The DeGS/ Line Department than make payment to the SCA after deducting all statutory

deductions like Service Tax, Tax Deduction at Source. After that the SCA pay the charges to

the Kiosks owners.

b) Under CSC Project, there is a mechanism of Revenue Sharing for the G2C and B2C services

provided by the Kiosk owners, under which the respective DeGS retain 10% of per

Transaction Charges payable to a SCA as their share



c) Presently, under CSC project the Citizens are not charged any transaction fee for availing utility

bill payment services, rather, per transaction charges are being reimbursed by the concerned

departments/ PSUs. For other category of services, per transaction fee is charged to the

citizen availing a service i.e. Rs. 9.00 for Applications/ Grievances and Rs. 5.00 for Informative

Services as mentioned above.

d) To deliver G2C services, SCAs would need to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

with SDA, Line Department and DeGS. The SCAs are not required to sign separate agreements

with the Government Departments/ PSUs.

e) For B2C services the SCA will be free to decide and charge a pre‐determined fee to the

Citizens under intimation to the SDA.

f) In present scenario all taxes, levies etc. are being borne by SCAs (private partners).

8.4. Revenue Support

Revenue support will be based on following methodology: ‐

(a) Revenue support will be payable per month per CSC for those certified CSCs which

have a minimum up time of at least 2 hrs. for 7 or more days in a calendar month.

For calculating the up time, GoI Tool i.e. SMART (Status Monitoring Revenue Tool/

csclive tool) or GoR Tool will be used. Also, for being eligible to Revenue support,

each CSC will have to make a minimum 10 transactions per month on e‐Mitra portal

after six months of its establishment.

(b) The sharing of revenue support between SCA and VLE will be in the proportion

65:35. And also SCA will have to provide minimum revenue support of Rs.1,000/‐

(Rs. one thousand) / month or 50% of the revenue support quoted, whichever is

higher, every month to the Village Level Entrepreneurs for the entire project period.

This provision of minimum revenue support of Rs.1,000/‐ (Rs. one thousand)/month

to VLEs will be in addition to the income generated through G2C and B2C

transactions. i.e. with zero offset. This has been proposed with a view to promote

involvement of VLEs in the scheme, thereof successful implementation of the

scheme.

(c) SDA reserves the right to disburse the VLE share of revenue support to eligible VLEs

directly, without the involvement of SCA. To furnish this, it is the responsibility of

SCA to ensure that VLEs mandatorily have the bank account in the scheduled bank

having a provision of netbanking/ RTGS/NEFT/ Core banking.



(d) Revenue support will be payable to SCA in addition to income generated by SCAs

through G2C and B2C transactions i.e. Zero offset.

(e) The start date of the CSC roll out would be considered from the date of certification

by DeGS.

(f) SDA will monitor the date of certification of the kiosks on www.cscmis.emitra.gov.in

(g) Revenue support will be provided to CSC kiosks for 4 years only (in totality),

including the revenue support which has been released and sanctioned as per the

earlier bid and also, subject to final decision and settlement of the previous bid.

(h) Only certified CSC kiosks will be eligible for revenue support.

i. Format for amount quoted (F) by Bidders for respective divisions as shown in

table below.

S.No. Name of Division

for which Bid

form is

submitted

Minimum No.

of allowed

CSCs

Revenue Support Required from

SDA in Indian Rupees per CSC per

month for a period of 4 Years (Inclusive

Of Taxes)

1 Jodhpur 951 Rs.

2 Bikaner 1014 Rs.

3 Bharatpur 607 Rs.

Total 2572

*Note: The Bidder may bid for one or all the 3 Divisions in the State. Zero or negative quotes will be outrightly rejected.The Revenue support is inclusive of all types of taxes/ levies etc. and liabilities to fulfil all the obligation of SCA as mentioned in the RFP document.

8.5. Reconciliation and Controls

a) SDA, through its own monitoring website i.e. www.cscmis.emitra.gov.in, will monitor, on a

regular basis, the implementation progress of CSC scheme in respective divisions.

b) The SCA would need to establish a comprehensive, online, and integrated Financial

Accounting and Information System that would provide all the necessary checks and controls,

provide access to all financial transactions and information, enable reconciliation of all

financial transactions between the various CSCs involved and SDA/ DeGS on a fortnightly

basis or as and when required by SDA/ DeGS/ GoR.

c) The SCAs will have to design a fool‐proof, fraud‐proof and obsolescence‐proof system that is

totally secure and that can accept all the new services and payment mechanisms e.g. smart



card, payment gateways. The SCAs should take this aspect into account while preparing their

technical and commercial bids.

d) The SCA shall comply with all such stipulations prescribed by DIT, GoI/ GoR/ SDA for enabling

online monitoring of CSCs on a continuous basis.

e) MIS Reports: The SCA would be required to provide/ facilitate centralized MIS reports for all

B2C services transactions for all the CSCs under its purview. The SCA should ensure

availability of web based MIS reports for: ‐

a. Transaction Volumes

b. Collections

c. Payment Handover from one entity to another

d. Transaction Commissions for Government of Rajasthan and vendors

e. Transaction deduction for departments and service providers

f. Exceptional scenarios like bounced cheque; disputed credit card transactions etc

The MIS reporting system should be able to export the report data to industry standard non‐

proprietary formats (ODF, PDF, and HTML).

f) The process and books of accounts and the computer system should be available for audit by

the SDA/ DeGS/ GoR or its agencies.

8.6. Any penalties/ liquidated damages, as applicable, imposed on the selected bidder for non‐

performance (SLA), as per the criterion mentioned in this bid document, will be deducted from

the payments for the respective period/ phase/ item.

8.7. The selected bidder must obtain a NOC for all the kind of deliverables as mentioned in this bid

document from the Department/ concerned authority/ designated authority before raising the

bills to DeGS for the respective period/ phase.

8.8. Service tax will be paid on actual as per prevailing rate. If there is any change in the applicable

law with respect to service tax, then it shall be increased or decreased accordingly.

8.9. All statutory taxes viz., income tax etc. will be deducted at source as per the prevalent rules &

regulations at the time of making payments to the selected bidder during the billing cycles.

8.10. The payment will be made upon submission of bill(s) in triplicate as per the payment schedule.

The officer(s) of DeGS/ SDA/ GoR will examine the bill(s) thoroughly being payment authority and

as per the terms & conditions of RFP and then shall process the bill(s) for actual payment to be

made to selected bidder. The DD/ Banker Cheques will be made in the name of selected bidder

as per the detail given in bill(s). All remittance charges will be borne by the selected bidder.



CHAPTER‐9

SERVICE LEVEL STANDARDS

9.1. Service Level Agreement (SLA)

a) The SCA will be governed by the MSA, a draft of which is specified in this RFP document. The

expected Service Level Metrics are mentioned below in this document. Service Levels that

would be used for regular performance evaluation of CSC operations would inter‐alia include

the following: ‐

a. Every CSC must be operational on all working days except the Bank Holidays.

b. Meantime to repair any hardware at the Common Services Centres ‐ 5 working days

c. SCA will report actual performance achieved every month to the SDA/ its authorized

agency. The SCA will also be responsible for promptly investigating failures to meet the

Service Level by:

i. Initiating and reporting problem and identify root causes of failure related to not

achieving the Service Levels;

ii. Promptly reporting problems related to the Services, as identified, to the SDA or

its authorized agency that reasonably could be expected to have adverse effect

on the operations; and

iii. Developing and implementing improvements in procedures required to prevent

repeated failures

9.2. Service Level Metrics

a) The operational portion of the Agreement between GoR and the selected SCA will be in the

form of a MSA. The Service Level Metrics will specify the expected levels of service to be

provided by the SCA. The SDA/ its authorized agency would also specify the penalties for

breach of the critical MSA metrics. The key areas where Service Level Metrics can be defined

are:

Roll out and operation of the CSCs

Services to the citizens

Technology maintenance

Etc.

b) Applicability of MSA: The MSA will be enforced from the date of signing of MSA. The SCA will

be governed by the MSA that will be framed in a manner that enables success of the CSCs.

Not only outcomes but also processes and suitable mechanisms will be developed to monitor



the MSA. Non‐fulfilment of the MSA will constitute a breach of the agreement.

c) Following are definitions of the period for calculation of MSA breach and Stipulated period:

Year : Financial year 1st April – 31st March.

Month : Any Calendar month – January, February, up to December.

X months : Any X number of Calendar months.

Quarter : Period of three months as mentioned: April – June; July –September;

October – December and January – March.

9.3. Adherence to Service Level Metrics: SCAs are expected to ensure strict observance of Service

Level Agreement (SLA) metrics laid out in this RFP/ MSA document. For additional services to be

added, separate SLAs will be put in place, and the CSC systems shall be reinforced and enhanced

suitably to meet new demands and comply with the conditions specified in such Agreements.

The SCA shall ensure that the VLE keeps a Citizen charter of the complete list of services available

at the CSC, time taken for delivery and pricing of the various services prominently. In the event

that SCA fails to achieve agreed Service Levels, the SCA would have to pay penalty amount as

prescribed in this RFP/ MSA document.

9.4. Liquidated Damages (LD)

a) If the SCA needs an extension of time in completion of any of the deliverable as per the

specified Schedule in Chapter 8 he shall apply in writing to the SDA prior to 1 month of the

prescribed roll out timelines, stating the reason like connectivity, business viability or physical

feasibility etc. Extension in the period may be granted with or without liquidated damages by

the Tendering Authority.

b) In case of extension in the period of completion of work with liquidated damages the

recovery shall be made on the basis of following percentages of total revenue support sought

for four years (per CSC).

c) The LD would be applicable on the delay roll out as per the milestone mentioned in chapter‐8

and for the purpose of Calculation of LD the following methodology is used:

1. LD would be applicable only on those CSCs which are designated as delayed CSCs.

2. LD percentage is based on project cost of each delayed CSC in that particular

division.

3. Project cost is calculated on delayed CSCs and based on R1 component of revenue

support.

d) The LD will be Rs.10 per CSC per day on the delayed roll out CSCs, subject to the maximum/



upper ceiling as per the table below:

No. Condition LD Percentage

a. Delay up‐to one fourth period of the prescribed period 2.5 %

b. Delay exceeding one fourth but not exceeding half of the prescribed period

5.0 %

c. Delay exceeding half but not exceeding three fourth of the prescribed period

7.5 %

d. Delay exceeding three fourth but not exceeding the period equal to the total period allowed for that activity from the prescribed period

10.0 %

e) If there is a delay beyond point (d) in table above, the tendering authority may terminate the

contract.

f) The amount towards the LD, if any, shall be deducted from the first and subsequent (if

applicable) payments to the selected bidder.

g) Fraction of a day in reckoning period in supplies shall be eliminated if it is less than half a

day.

h) The maximum amount of liquidated damages shall be 10%.

i) If the bidder requires an extension of time in completion of contractual supply on account of

occurrence of any hindrance, he shall apply in writing to the Purchaser, which has placed the

supply order, for the same immediately on occurrence of the hindrance but not after the

stipulated date of completion of supply.

j) Delivery period may be extended with or without liquidated damages if the delay in the

supply of equipment/ software/ components is on account of hindrances beyond the control

of the bidder.

k) The Liquidated Damages, if any & as applicable, would be deducted from the payment due

for that milestone as mentioned in Section above (Payment terms).

l) Any delay on account of departmental official (not attributable to the selected bidder) shall

not be taken into account while computing adherence to service levels but selected bidder

will submit sufficient records/ documents that the delay is on part of SDA/ GoR.



SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT

The below mention service level parameters needs to be adhered to by the SCA. The SDA/ Government of Rajasthan/ District E‐governance Society

with the help of timely audit reports, daily MIS reports, field visits by their representatives, transaction counter foils, etc, would monitor the

adherence of the various service level parameters.

S.No. Service Level Parameters Penalty for breach Material Breach Stipulated period for mitigating material breach

conditions

Remedial performance

required for non‐termination during stipulated period

1. Delay in deposit of money collected at CSCs to the District E‐governance Society/ respective departments (cash, Cheque, DD) beyond 48 hours. (In case of holidays, the money to be transferred the next working days) (It will be deducted by DeGS from the commission earned by SCA for that district). In case, Interest is more than the commission earned then it will informed to SDA for deduction from the revenue support

Penalty in the form of Interest at the rate of 18% per annum for the number of days for which the deposit is delayed

Default for 5 consecutive working days

None Payment defaults occurring for 5 consecutive days, SDA shall be entitled to forthwith stop the LSP’s access to State Data Centre, the State Portal, Raj SWAN, Government applications as well as any other Government support, whether physical or otherwise, and require the SCA to stop providing G2C services through the CSC kiosks including termination of MoU.

2. Loss/damage at SCA/VLE level of data/records collected from citizens as reported by DeGS/

Rs.100/‐ for each lost record (out of which Rs. 50 to be deposited with the District E‐Governance Society, rest to be given to the



S.No. Service Level Parameters Penalty for breach Material Breach Stipulated period for mitigating material breach

conditions

Remedial performance

required for non‐termination during stipulated period

Citizens. (It will be recovered by DeGS from the commission earned)

aggrieved Citizen) + The cost that will incur to the citizen in acquiring the record/document lost at SCA/VLE end.

3. Training to each VLE by SCA (at least once in a quarter i.e. 3 months and duly verified/ certified by respective DeGS. (it will be deducted by SDA from the revenue support on the request of respective DeGS)

Rs. 400/‐ per VLE/ CSC per quarter (for not providing the required training).

No training to 50% or more VLEs in a quarter.

None None

4. Revenue Support: Minimum 2 hrs. Uptime for atleast 7 days in a month.

No revenue support None None None



9.5. Terms & Conditions of the Contract

9.5.1. Agreement

a) The SDA/its authorized agency shall execute an agreement with the SCA for the fulfilment

of the contract on Rs.100/‐ non‐judicial stamp paper in the prescribed format provided,

within thirty days from the date of acceptance of the Bid and intimation of the award of

contract. The incidental expenses of execution of agreement shall be borne by the SCA.

b) The conditions stipulated in the agreement should be strictly adhered to and violation of

any of the conditions will entail termination of the contract without prejudice to the rights

of Government of Rajasthan and recovery of any consequential loss from the SCA.

c) If, at any point of time during the contract/ project period, the SCA is found to be bankrupt

or financially incompetent (to be verified by competent authority) with a severe impact on

the project and/ or services, the SDA may terminate the contract immediately with a prior

notice to the SCA.

d) The SCA shall roll out and operate CSCs strictly in accordance with the Technical

Specifications outlined in this RFP document and shall ensure timely delivery and

commissioning of the physical and digital infrastructure in the CSCs, as per the

implementation schedule given in the contract.

e) The installation of the digital and IT infrastructure shall be done at the risk and cost of the

SCA.

f) If the roll out is not effected before the phase periods from the date of signing of contract

as per specifications, SDA/authorized agency shall have the right to cancel the contract and

take such other action as may be deemed fit, at the risk and cost of the SCA.

g) The SCA shall use licensed versions of the software or any other applications, and shall be

held liable for any consequent action arising out of patent/intellectual property right

violations and SDA/authorized agency shall not be liable for any liabilities or damages

arising thereof.

h) The SCA will not be permitted to operate from any other premises other than from the one

agreed between SDA and the SCA for this purpose.

i) The agency shall insure the entire computer Hardware, Software, UPS, Generator,

Computer peripherals and furniture supplied by it against the loss or damage due to Fire or

Theft or Accident or due to any unforeseen circumstances.

9.5.2. Exclusivity to Provide E‐Government Services



a) The SDA will not make a commitment to the SCAs of granting exclusive rights to provide e‐

Government services offered by the Government of Rajasthan through the CSCs.

b) However, only the SCAs would be eligible to receive the revenue support as envisaged in

the CSC scheme

9.5.3. Provision for Unsatisfactory Services

a) If services of the SCA are not found satisfactory at any stage during the project period in

any of the CSCs, the SCA will be bound to remove the deficiencies at his own cost within the

time period fixed by SDA/authorized agency.

b) In case, the SCA is not able to remove and rectify the deficiencies within the given time

period, SDA/authorized agency will be competent to make alternative arrangements at the

risk and cost of the SCA and the costs so incurred shall be deducted from the Irrevocable

performance security as prescribed in this RFP document, or the revenue support amount

payable to the SCA or otherwise charged to the SCA’s account.

c) In case of repetitive nature of disruption in services and if the SCA is unable to rectify the

deficiencies, SDA/ its authorized agency will have the right to cancel the MSA and allot the

CSCs to other agencies on terms and conditions as decided by SDA/authorized agency. The

SCA would have to bear all the risks and costs of procuring the new agencies to function as

SCAs.

9.5.4. Inoperative CSCs: CSCs would attract liquidated damages for various inoperative periods as

indicated in the draft MSA

9.5.5. Assigning of Bid in Whole or Part: The SCA shall not assign or make over the contract, the

benefit or burden thereof to any other person or persons or body corporate. No under letting

or subletting to any persons or body corporate for the execution of the contract or any other

part thereof is permitted, without the written consent of the RISL/Government of Rajasthan.

9.5.6. Security: All security arrangements for the equipment located in the each CSC are the

responsibility of the bidder and he will get it insured from general insurance company against

calamities, theft, fire etc.

9.5.7. Dispute: If any dispute arises out of the contract, the matter shall be handled as per the

Dispute Resolution (Escalation Procedure) given in this RFP. Any fact or condition, which may

not have been mentioned in terms and conditions and may arise during the contract period,

shall be decided as per the State Government policy rules. In case rules do not provide any

such situation, the issue will be decided by the SDA/Authorized Agency.



9.5.8. Effects of Force Majeure: The SDA or the SCA, as the case may be, will be entitled to suspend

or excuse performance of its respective obligations under this Agreement to the extent that

such performance is impeded by an event of Force Majeure (a “Force Majeure”).



CHAPTER‐10

BIDDING PROCESS

10.1. Pre‐bid meeting

10.1.1. The bidder or its official representative (not more than two representatives per bidder)

is invited to attend a pre‐bid meeting, which will take place at date, time and address

provided in NIT.

10.1.2. Only those bidders who have deposited the prescribed tender document fee will be

allowed to participate in pre‐bid meeting.

10.1.3. The purpose of the meeting will be to clarify issues related to the bid document. For the

same the bidder should email the queries at [email protected] in given format

Annexure‐4 on or before date and time specified in NIT.

10.1.4. Purchaser will endeavour to provide a complete, accurate, and timely response to all

queries of all the bidders. However, Purchaser makes no representation or warranty as

to the completeness or accuracy of any response, nor does Purchaser undertake to

answer all the queries that have been posed by the bidders.

10.1.5. Any modifications in the bidding documents which may become necessary as a result of

the pre‐bid meeting shall be made by the Tendering Authority, exclusively through the

issue of the Final RFP document (After Pre‐bid) along with Corrigendum/ Addendum on

the web sites as mentioned in NIT.

10.1.6. The Tendering Authority shall be free to amend the document as per requirements.

10.1.7. The notice of change, if any, will be made available on the website as mentioned in NIT.

10.2. Bid submission

10.2.1. The bid shall be typed or written in indelible ink and shall be signed by the bidder or a

person duly authorized to bind the bidder to the Contract/ Agreement. All pages of the

bid, except for un‐amended printed literature, shall be initialled by the person or

persons signing the bid.

10.2.2. The "Bidder" as used in the RFP shall mean the one who has signed the Bid document

forms. The Bidder may be the Principal Officer or the duly Authorized Representative of

the Bidder, in which case Bidder shall submit a Certificate of Authority (CoA) and/ or

Power of Attorney (PoA). The CoA/ PoA should be issued by the person duly authorized

by board of directors. CoA/PoA should bear name, initials and signature of authorized

person. All the documents pertaining to the bid and any subsequent clarifications/



correspondences received hereby, must be furnished and signed by the authorized

representative of the bidder.

10.2.3. The last date and time for submission of bid is as per NIT.

10.2.4. The Bid shall contain no interlineations, erasures or overwriting except as necessary to

correct errors made by the Bidder, in which case, such corrections shall be initialled by

the person or persons signing the Bid in original.

10.2.5. The Bids could be sent by Speed Post or Registered Post or preferably submitted in

person. Bids sent by any other mode(s) will be rejected.

10.2.6. Bids must be received by RISL (SDA) at the address specified, not later than 00.00 hrs on

xx/05/2011. In the event of the specified date for the submission of Bid being declared

a holiday, the Bids will be received up to the appointed time on the next working day.

10.2.7. RISL shall not be responsible for any delay whatsoever, in submission of Bids by the

Bidders.

10.2.8. RISL may, at its discretion, extend the deadline for submission of Bids in which case, all

existing rights and obligations of the RISL (SDA) and the bidders will thereafter be

applicable to the extended deadline.

10.2.9. Any Bid received after the deadline for submission of Bids prescribed by the RISL, will be

rejected.

10.2.10. Bids that are not opened shall not be considered further for evaluation, irrespective

of the circumstances. Withdrawn Bids will be returned unopened to the bidders.

10.2.11. The Bidder shall be responsible for properly super‐scribing and sealing each Envelope

and neither the SDA nor the Bid Evaluation Committee shall be responsible for

accidental opening of Envelopes that are not properly super scribed and sealed.

10.3. Purchaser and address for bid submission & correspondence

Purchaser: Managing Director (MD), RajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL)

Address for Bid Submission and correspondence:

MD, RISL

C‐Block, Yojana Bhawan, Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme

Jaipur‐302005 (Raj), INDIA

Phone: (0141)

Fax: (0141)

E‐Mail: [email protected]



10.4. Language of Bids: The Bid prepared & submitted by the Bidder and all subsequent

correspondence and documents related to the bid and as submitted by the bidder, shall be

written only in English language. Also, any printed literature furnished by the Bidder written in

other language (other than English/ Hindi) must be accompanied by an English/ Hindi

translation in which case, for purposes of interpretation of the bid, the appropriate translation

by the Purchaser shall govern.

10.5. Validity of Bids:

10.5.1. Bids shall remain valid for 180 days from the date of bid submission as prescribed by

Tendering Authority. A Bid valid for a shorter period shall be rejected and treated as

non‐responsive.

10.5.2. On completion of the validity period (180 days), unless the Bidder withdraws his Bid in

writing, it will be deemed to be valid until such time that the Bidder formally (in writing)

withdraws his Bid.

10.5.3. Also, in exceptional circumstances, the Tendering Authority may solicit the Bidder’s

consent to an extension of the period of validity. The request and the responses thereto

shall be made in writing.

10.6. Procedure for submission of Bids: The bidder has to submit the requisite earnest money along

with the Technical bid. The Technical bid (both Hardcopy and Softcopy each 1 Original + 1

Copy of Original) along with tender fee receipt and earnest money (per Division) should be

placed in one envelope and should be marked as "Technical Bid for the Selection of SCA in

Rajasthan CSC Project for <Divisions>” and the Financial bid (the revenue support for particular

Division sought in “Rupees per CSC per month” from the SDA over a period of 4 years as per

the format provided in Chapter‐14) in another envelop marked as "Financial Bid for the

Selection of SCA in Rajasthan CSC Project for <Divisions>”. Both these envelopes should be

sealed separately and should further be kept in a third envelope marked as "Bid for the

Selection of SCA in Rajasthan CSC Project for <Divisions>” and sealed properly.

Bidders are advised to study the Tender document carefully. Submission of Tender shall be

deemed to have been done after careful study and examination of the Tender document with

full understanding of its implications. Failure to furnish all information required as mentioned

in the RFP documents or submission of a proposal not substantially responsive to the RFP

documents in every respect will be at the Bidder's risk and may result in rejection of the



proposal and forfeiture of the Bid Security.

10.7. Technical Bid: The Technical Proposal should contain documents as listed in Chapter‐1 to 14 &

Annexure‐1 to 6 of this bid document. Prices must not be indicated in the Technical Bid and

must be quoted only in the Financial Bid.

10.8. Financial Bid:

10.8.1. The Bidder shall indicate price per Division only in the prescribed format (Chapter‐14) it

proposes to provide under the Contract. The price components furnished by the Bidder

in accordance with format provided in this bid document will be solely for the purpose

of facilitating the comparison of bids by Purchaser and will not in any way limit the

Purchaser’s right to contract on any of the terms offered.

10.8.2. Price per Division quoted in the bid must be firm and final and shall not be subject to

any upward modifications, on any account whatsoever. However, Purchaser reserves

the right to negotiate the prices quoted in the bid to effect downward modification.

10.8.3. The Contract price per Division would be inclusive of all applicable taxes, duties, charges

and levies, unless specified otherwise. If there would be any increase in the taxes

(except service tax), levies, duties, fee and other charges during tenure of the contract,

the financial burden of the same shall be borne by the bidder.

10.8.4. The price per Division, once offered, must remain fixed and must not be subject to

escalation for any reason whatsoever within the period of contract. A proposal

submitted with an adjustable price quotation or conditional proposal may be rejected

as non‐responsive.

10.8.5. Price per Division in any form or by any reason before opening the Commercial Bid

should not be revealed by the bidder or their representatives, failing which the offer

shall be liable to be rejected.

10.9. Date & Time of opening of Technical bids: The Technical bids will be opened on date and time

specified in NIT in the Office of the Managing Director, RISL. The bids received late and

declared late by the Tendering Authority after the Last date and time for receipt of bids

prescribed in the Tender document in NIT shall be rejected and/ or returned unopened to the

Bidder.

10.10. Cost of Preparation of Bids

10.10.1. The bidder is responsible for all costs incurred in connection with the bid participation

as a part of bid process, including, but not limited to, costs incurred in conduct of



informative and other diligence activities, participation in meetings/ discussions/

presentations, preparation of proposal & subsequent clarifications, in providing any

additional information required by Purchaser to facilitate the evaluation process, and

in negotiating a definitive Service Agreement/ Contract and all such activities related

to the bid process.

10.10.2. A proposal may be construed as a non‐conforming proposal and ineligible for

consideration:

a) If it does not comply with the requirements of this bid document. Failure to

comply with the technical requirements, and acknowledgment of receipt of

amendments, are common causes for holding proposals non‐conforming.

b) If a proposal does not follow the format requested in this bid document or does

not appear to address the particular requirements of Purchaser, any such bids

may also be disqualified.

10.11. Modification and Withdrawal of Bids

10.11.1. The Bidder may modify or withdraw its Bid after submission but prior to the date

prescribed for submission of Bids, provided that a written notice of the modification

or withdrawal is received by RISL (SDA).

10.11.2. The Bidder’s modification or withdrawal notice shall be prepared, sealed, marked and

dispatched in accordance with the provisions mentioned. A withdrawal notice may

also be sent by Fax but followed by a signed confirmation copy, post‐marked not later

than the deadline for submission of Bids.

10.11.3. No Bid may be modified subsequent to the deadline for submission of Bids

10.11.4. No Bid may be withdrawn in the interval between the last date for submission of Bids

and the expiration of the period of Bid validity specified by the Bidder on the Bid

Form. Withdrawal of a Bid during this interval may result in forfeiture of Bid security.

10.12. RFP Ownership: The RFP and all supporting documentation/ templates are the sole property of

RISL (SDA) and should NOT be redistributed without the prior written consent of SDA. Violation

of this would be a breach of trust and may, inter‐alia cause the bidder to be irrevocably

disqualified.

10.13. Proposal Ownership: The proposal and all supporting documentation submitted by the bidder

shall become the property of RISL (SDA).

10.14. General Information for SCA



10.14.1. The amount to be paid to the SCA towards revenue support for the four years period

shall be based on the payment terms specified.

10.14.2. The Competent Authority as designated by SDA will have the right to inspect the

Centres of the SCA already in operation for the purpose of verification and assessing

the fulfilment of qualification criteria by the bidder. The CSC kiosks must be available

for inspection to the competent authority of SDA and Government of Rajasthan at all

times.

10.14.3. The implementation schedule specified in the Contract shall be strictly adhered to.

10.14.4. The SDA/ DeGS reserves the right to change the location for some of the CSCs for

efficiency and administrative reasons without changing total number of CSCs to be

setup

10.14.5. The prospective SCAs bidding for this project are required to make their own

assessment of the volume of transactions possible in the Common Services Centres

project through any or all of the service streams referred to in this stream and take

appropriate decisions on the historical data on the number of transactions, type of

transactions, locations, etc.

10.14.6. The SDA will not provide any guarantee, commitment or estimate of the number of

transactions possible in the Common Services Centres project either for the purpose

of sizing of the hardware, networking or for any other technical purposes. The bidders

will have to make their own assessment based on business opportunities and growth

possibilities that they perceive are feasible.

10.14.7. The IPR and Source code of the present and all future enhancements of G2C

architecture at the Common Services Centres System created by GoR as envisaged in

this project would belong to GoR. Therefore any replication of the Common Services

Centres system – application software in any other state or country by SCA would

need approval from SDA. The bidders must provide a clear and unambiguous

statement of compliance to this condition. Non‐compliance to this clause will be

treated as disqualification.



CHAPTER‐11 BID EVALUATION PROCESS

11.1 Opening of Technical Bids: The Tendering Authority will open the Technical bids in the

presence of bidders' representatives (not more than two representatives per bidder) who

choose to attend the same at date, time and address given in NIT.

The bidder's representatives who are present shall sign in a register evidencing their

attendance. Financial Bids will remain unopened and will be held in custody of the Tendering

Authority until the time of opening of the Financial Bids. The time and date and location of

the opening of the Financial Bids will be intimated in writing or by Fax/ E‐mail by the

Tendering Authority only to all the technically qualified bidders.

11.2 Preliminary Examination of Technical Bids: The Tendering Authority will examine the

Technical bids to determine whether they are complete, the documents have been

properly signed, the required Tender Fee & EMD (per Division) is enclosed, and the bids

are in order and complete in all the respects. Any bid found to be non‐responsive for any

reason or not meeting the minimum levels of performance or other criteria specified in the

bid document will be rejected by the Tendering Authority and will not be included for

further consideration i.e. Financial Bid Evaluation.

11.3 Evaluation of Technical Bids:

11.3.1 The objective of the Technical Bid evaluation is to short list bidders who have the technical

competency/ experience/ skills that are essential to establish a predominantly IT‐enabled

business activity as envisaged in the CSC scheme and the financial strength that is

necessary to contribute and/ or arrange the funds required to set up and manage the CSCs

in the desired time frame.

11.3.2 The Tendering Authority will evaluate the Technical bids of the Bidders as per the

evaluation criteria mentioned in Annexure‐6. Also, the Bidder will have to give detailed

description of proposed solution/ implementation methodology followed by a

presentation. The Tendering Authority will examine these solutions and will decide on the

issue of equivalence or superiority as compared to the desirable requirements. If the

bidder meets all the eligibility criteria and the tendering authority decides that the solution

offered is equivalent or superior to desired requirements, then the technical bid shall be

treated as qualified. In this matter the decision of the Tendering Authority will be the final

and binding on all the bidders.



11.3.3 Bid Presentations: Tendering Authority may invite each Bidder to make a presentation, at a

date, time and location decided by the Tendering Authority. The purpose of such

presentations would be to allow the Bidders to present their proposed solutions to the

Tendering Authority and the key points in their Bids as per the criteria laid down in the

Eligibility criteria/ Technical Bid.

11.4 Tendering Authority may undertake clarifications with the Bidders. The primary function of

clarifications in the evaluation process is to clarify disputes arising out of the evaluation of

the Bid documents. Clarifications provide the opportunity for the Tendering Authority to

state its requirements clearly and for the Bidder to more clearly state its proposal. The

Tendering Authority may seek inputs from their professional, technical faculties in the

evaluation process.

11.5 Clarification of Technical Bids and Contacting the Tendering Authority:

11.5.1 The Tendering Authority may conduct clarification meetings with each or any Bidder to

discuss any matter, technical or otherwise. The bidder may be required to make

presentations on his methodology for carrying out the tasks. If considered necessary the

Tendering Authority may like to visit projects being handled by the bidder.

11.5.2 Any effort by the bidder to influence the Tendering Authority during the process of

evaluation of technical bids, bid comparison or the Tendering Authority's decisions on

acceptance or rejection of bids may result in rejection of the bidder's bid.

11.6 Opening and Evaluation of Financial Bids:

11.6.1 Although the Financial Bids will be submitted along with Technical Bid, but they shall be

opened only after completing the evaluation of Technical Bids.

11.6.2 The Tendering Authority will open the Financial Bids of only the technically qualified

bidders. The bidder's representatives who are present shall sign a register evidencing their

attendance.

11.6.3 The Financial Bid of the technically qualified bidders will be opened on a day; the time,

date and location of which will be informed to the eligible bidders i.e. technically qualified

bidders.

11.7 Lowest Commercial Cost:

11.7.1 The Evaluation Committee will select that Bidder as the SCA for a Division, who has

quoted the lowest commercial/ amount (L1) of revenue support from the State for the

respective Division i.e. The bid with lowest commercial (L1) i.e. lowest price quoted for a



Division and mentioned in Financial Bid Table will be considered as the successful bid i.e.

Lowest Bid (L1 Bid) for the respective Division.

11.7.2 The bidder's names, the Bid Prices will be announced and recorded by the Tendering

Authority at the time of opening of the financial bids. In case of same commercial/financial

bid, DoIT&C/ GoR reserve the right to award the contract to any of the bidder in this

category in the interest of State.

11.7.3 Please note that the payments will be made to the (L1) successful bidder, as per the rates

quoted by the bidder in the financial bid table and as per SLA.

11.7.4 If the price bid of two or more bidders for the same Division are same then bidder’s technical

competence (as per the Technical Bid) shall be taken into account for the allotment of a

Division to the most appropriate (technically competent) bidder. The SDA’s decision in this

regard shall be final and binding upon all the bidders.

11.7.5 The SDA reserves the right to allot Division/ Divisions to any one Bidder, in case of a same price

Bid and equal technical competence. The SDA’s decision in this regard shall be final and binding

upon all the bidders.

11.7.6 Prior to the expiration of the period of Bid validity, the SDA or its authorized representative will

notify the successful Bidder(s) in writing vide a registered letter or by fax that his Bid (Lowest

Bid) has been accepted for respective Division(s).

11.8 Negotiations:

11.8.1 The Evaluation Committee may choose to conduct negotiations or discussions with any or all of

the bidders, at any time during the Bid evaluation process.

11.8.2 Negotiations, if any, will be held with the selected bidder at the office of the SDA.

11.8.3 The negotiations will conclude with the drafting and conclusion of Master Service Agreement

between the selected bidder and the SDA.

11.9 Correction of Errors: Price Bids determined to be substantially responsive will be checked

by the Tendering Authority for any calculation errors. If there is a discrepancy between the

quoted rate in figures and the quoted rate in words, the rate in words will take precedence.

If the bidder does not accept the correction of the errors, his Bid will be rejected and Bid

security may be forfeited.

11.10 General Information for Bid Submission/ Evaluation

11.10.1 The Bidder is expected to examine all instructions, forms, terms and specifications in the RFP

and the associated documents.



11.10.2 Failure to furnish all information required by the Document, or submission of a Bid not

substantially responsive to the Bid Documents, will be at the Bidder's risk and may result in

rejection of the Bid.

11.10.3 For each category of pre qualification criteria, the documentary evidence is to be produced

duly attested, serially numbered and enclosed with the Bids. If the documentary proof is

not enclosed for any/ all criteria the Bid is liable for rejection.

11.10.4 If any information given by the Bidder is found to be false/ fictitious, the Bidder will be

debarred for five years from participating in any other Bids of Government of Rajasthan.

11.10.5 The SDA may invite re‐submission of Financial Bids with or without changes in the format. In

such an event, the earlier Financial Bids shall not be opened and shall be returned unopened

by the SDA to the bidder.

11.10.6 Bidders are expected to respond expeditiously to clarifications, if any, requested during the

evaluation process. The SDA shall adhere to the above schedule to the extent possible. The

SDA, however, reserves the right to modify the same. Intimation to this effect shall be given

to all bidders including request for extending the Bid validity if required.

11.10.7 In addition to the other requirements covered above, the Bidder should provide information

about any on‐going litigation or arbitration resulting from contracts undertaken by the

Bidder. Suppression of any information or material in this regard would be construed as a

fundamental breach and the SDA reserves the right to take appropriate action including

cancellation of the Bid, forfeiting of Bid security, etc. as may be deemed fit and proper by

the SDA at any time without requiring to give any notice to the Bidder in this regard.

11.10.8 The SDA reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal, and to annul the bidding process

and reject all proposals, at any time prior to the award of contract, without assigning any

reason and without thereby incurring any liability to the affected Bidder or bidders or any

obligation to inform the affected Bidder or bidders of the grounds for the SDA’s action.

11.10.9 The Bidder has to submit an undertaking in the prescribed format in the bid that he accepts

all the technical and commercial conditions of the bidding and shall abide by the same fully.

11.10.10 The Evaluation Committee will evaluate and compare the Bids determined to be

substantially responsive. A substantially responsive bid is one, which conforms to all the

terms and conditions of the Bidding Documents without material deviations. Deviations

from or objections or reservations to critical provisions such as those concerning Irrevocable

performance security, Warranty, Applicable Law and taxes and duties will be deemed to be



a material deviation.

11.10.11 The SDA’s determination of a bid’s responsiveness is to be based on the contents of the bid

itself without recourse to extrinsic evidence. It is the SDA’s intent to select the proposal that

is most advantageous to the State and each proposal will be evaluated using the criteria and

process outlined.

11.10.12 The Evaluation Committee, where deemed necessary, may depute consultant(s) to support

the evaluation and selection process.

11.10.13 Any attempt by a Bidder to influence the SDA or the Evaluation Committee in its Bid

evaluation, Bid comparison or contract award decisions may result in rejection of the

Bidder's Bid.

11.10.14 The Evaluation Committee may waive any minor infirmity; nonconformity or irregularity in a

Bid, which does not constitute a material deviation, provided such waiver does not prejudice

or affect the relative ranking of any Bidder.

11.10.15 The Evaluation Committee may visit the site of the Bidder’s existing businesses and obtain

additional information at their own cost and responsibility. The Bidder will arrange for the

duly authorized personnel of the Bidder to provide access to the related departments

participating in CSC Scheme.

11.10.16 The evaluation methodology for this Scheme is purely internal to the State and would not be

informed to any of the bidders.

11.10.17 Information relating to the examination, clarification and comparison of the Bids and

recommendations for the award of the project shall not be disclosed to bidders or any other

persons not officially concerned with such process until the award to the successful Bidder

has been announced.

11.10.18 Proposals not meeting the pre‐qualification criteria will not be processed further beyond.

11.11 Signing of Contract

11.11.1 The SDA, within 15 days from the date of issue of LoI/ Work Order to bidder(s), will provide to

the Bidder the Master Service Agreement (MSA).

11.11.2 The bidder(s), within fifteen days from the receipt of MSA from SDA, shall sign the same and

then return back to the SDA or his authorized representative. Any incidental expenses of

execution of agreement shall be borne by the successful Bidder(s).

11.11.3 The Bidder will furnish the irrevocable performance security in accordance with the conditions

of the RFP and MSA within fifteen days of receipt of the notification of the award (Letter of



Intent). Only upon receipt of performance security, as prescribed, the SDA/ State Government

will duly sign the MSA with the SCA. Thereafter, the successful Bidder shall be officially termed

as the “Service Center Agency ‐ SCA” for the State, under the CSC Scheme.

11.11.4 Any neglect or failure on the part of Bidder to obtain reliable information, upon the foregoing

or any other matter affecting the implementation and operation of the CSC scheme and the

Contract shall not relieve the selected Bidder from any risks or liabilities or from the

responsibility of implementation and operation of the CSC scheme in the Divisions, bid for by

the Bidder for the specified period as defined in the Contract Documents.



CHAPTER‐12

PERFORMANCE SECURITY

12.1. The selected bidder shall carry out the services in conformity with general professionally and

technically accepted norms relevant to such assignments that are required for the Rajasthan

CSC project and which are to the entire satisfaction of the Tendering Authority.

12.2. In the event of any deficiency in services, the selected bidder shall where possible, promptly re‐

provide the services at no additional fees to RISL (SDA).

12.3. Successful bidder will have to execute an agreement (MSA) with SDA on a Non‐Judicial Stamp

of appropriate value within 30 days from the date of issue of LoI/ Work Order and deposit

performance security prior to signing of MSA.

12.4. The selected bidder shall furnish to SDA performance security amounting to five percent (5%)

of the total quoted/ agreed order value for the entire contract period (with a grace period of

three months) in form of unconditional and irrevocable Performance Bank Guaranty issued by

a Nationalized/ Schedule Commercial Bank payable at Jaipur/ NSC/ Demand Draft/ KVP/ Cash/

Bankers Cheque or any other saving instruments under National Saving schemes for promotion

of small saving issued by post office in Rajasthan. The Performance Bank Guaranty will be

submitted in the format as per Annexure‐5.

12.5. If the selected Bidder fails to sign the MSA and/or does not furnish the irrevocable

performance security within specified time period then the Bid security (EMD) furnished by

such Bidder shall be forfeited.

12.6. The irrevocable performance security furnished by the successful Bidder in respect of his Bid

will be returned to him at the end of the MSA subject to the satisfactory performance of the

contractual obligations, provided there is no further extension of the MSA.

12.7. In the event of any invocation of the Irrevocable performance security by the SDA, the SCA

shall be required to forthwith replenish or top up the existing Irrevocable performance

security, failing which the same shall constitute a material breach by the SCA, which shall

entitle the SDA to terminate the Agreement as laid down in the Service Level Metrics.

12.8. SDA/ authorised agency may review and revise the amount to be deposited as irrevocable

performance security at appropriate interval. No interest shall be payable on the amount

deposited by bidder/ SCA in the form of Bid Security/Irrevocable performance security.

12.9. No interest will be paid by SDA/ GoR on the EMD & Performance security deposit.



12.10. Security Deposits for G2C transactions cash collection

12.10.1. In addition to above, SCA would also deposit a security amount to the DeGS towards

security in form of unconditional irrevocable Bank Guarantee issued by a Scheduled

Commercial Bank payable and revocable locally at concerned district, on behalf of itself and

the Kiosks to indemnify government against all omissions and communions on part of all

concerned, of that no interest will be paid. The amount of security is Rs.50 Lacs per Division.

Such amount will be considered as credit limit of a particular SCA for a Division. SCA will not

be allowed to make transaction on e‐Mitra portal beyond the credit limit given to SCAs,

depending upon the security deposited by respective SCA. Credit Limit will only include cash

amount and will be released when SCA deposits funds with DeGS/ Line Department.

12.10.2. If SCA wishes to increase the transaction/ volume on e‐Mitra portal he has to deposit

additional security to District e‐governance Society.

12.10.3. The security against G2C transaction should be deposited within 30 days from signing of the

MOU between SCA and DeGS. Failure to deposition of this security amount will cause

forfeiture of performance security.

12.10.4. This security deposit would be in addition to the irrevocable performance security to be

deposited by the SCA.

12.11. Forfeiture of Performance Security

Security Deposit amount in full or part may be forfeited in the following cases

a) When the terms and conditions of contract are breached.

b) When the bidder fails to perform work satisfactorily.

c) Notice for 45 days will be given in case of forfeiture of security deposit however the time

period can be extended by DoIT&C/ GoR and it will be sole discretion of the DoIT&C/ GoR in

this regard.

Failure of the selected bidder to comply with the requirement of the contract shall

constitute sufficient grounds for the annulment of the award and forfeiture of the bid

security, in which event the DoIT&C/ GoR may make the award to the next lowest

evaluated bidder or call for new bids.

12.12. Release of Performance Security: The security/ performance Security deposited at the

time of signing of the contract will be returned back after successful completion of the

contract/ project period.



CHAPTER‐13

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF BID

Note: Bidders must read these conditions carefully and comply strictly while sending/

submitting their Bids.

General conditions:

13.1 Sales Tax Registration & Clearance Certificate: Bidder who is not registered under the

Sales Tax Act prevalent in the State where his business is located shall not bid. The Sales

Tax Registration Number should be quoted and a sales tax clearance certificate from the

Commercial Taxes Officer of the Circle concerned shall be submitted without which the

Bidder is liable to rejection.

13.2 Tender forms shall be filled in ink or typed. No Bid filled in pencil shall be considered.

The bidder shall sign the Tender form at each page and at the end, in token of

acceptance of all the terms and conditions of the Bid.

13.3 Rates shall be written both in words and figures. There should not be errors and/ or over‐

writings. Corrections, if any, should be made clearly and initialled with dates.

13.4 Bidder shall quote prices in the specified format only. Prices shall be quoted without any

condition. If price is quoted with condition then the bid would be summarily rejected

13.5 The decision regarding acceptance of Bid by Tendering authority will be full and final.

13.6 Direct or indirect canvassing on the part of the bidder or his representative will be a

disqualification.

13.7 All legal proceedings, if necessity arises to institute by any of the parties (Tendering

Authority or selected bidder) shall have to be lodged in courts situated in Jaipur (Rajasthan)

and not elsewhere.

13.8 Loss of Revenue to the Tendering Authority: The bidder shall be vicariously liable to

indemnify the Tendering Authority in case of any misuse of data/ information by the bidder,

deliberate or otherwise, which comes into the knowledge of the Tendering Authority during

the performance or prevalence of the contract.

13.9 Currency of Payment: Payment shall be made in Indian Rupees only.

13.10 Contract Amendments: No variation in or modification of the terms of the Contract shall

be made except by written amendment signed by both the parties i.e. the Bidder and

the Tendering Authority.

13.11 Tendering Authority Right to accept any bid and to reject any or all bids: The



Tendering Authority reserves the right to accept any bid, and to annul the Tender

process and reject all bids at any time, without assigning reasons & without thereby

incurring any liability to the affected bidder or bidders or any obligation to inform the

affected bidder.

13.12 Notification of award: Prior to the expiration of the period of the bid validity, the

Tendering Authority will notify the successful bidder in writing that its bid has been

accepted.

13.12.1 The notification of award will constitute the formation of contract.

13.12.2 Upon the successful bidder's furnishing of performance security, the Tendering Authority

will notify each unsuccessful bidder and will discharge their EMD.

13.13 Period of Validity: Bids shall remain valid for 180 days after last date of bid submission

prescribed by the Tendering Authority, which may be extended with mutual consent. A

bid valid for a shorter period may be rejected by the Tendering Authority as non‐

responsive.

13.14 Period of Contract: The Contract/ Project Period shall commence from the date of issue

of work order and up till Four Years of Operations & Maintenance Services after

successful commissioning of the project i.e. all the CSCs (as per Time schedule With

Deliverables), and which is extendable on mutual accepted terms. However, this Extension

will be sole discretion of SDA/ GoR.

13.15 Force Majeure:

13.15.1 Notwithstanding the provisions of contract, the bidder shall not be liable for forfeiture of

its performance security, or termination for default, if and to the extent that, its delay in

performance or other failure to perform its obligations under the contract is the result of

an event of Force Majeure

13.15.2 For purposes of this clause, “Force Majeure” means an event beyond the control of the

selected bidder and not involving the selected bidder’s fault or negligence and not

foreseeable. Such events may include, but are not limited to, acts of the Purchase either

in its sovereign or contractual capacity, wards or revolutions, fires, floods, epidemics,

quarantine restrictions and freight embargoes.

13.15.3 If a Force Majeure situation arises, the selected bidder shall promptly notify DoIT&C/ GoR

in writing of such conditions and the cause thereof. Unless otherwise directed by DoIT&C

in writing, the selected bidder shall continue to perform its obligations under the



Contract as far as it is reasonably practical, and shall seek all reasonable alternative

means for performance not to be prevented by the Force Majeure.

13.16 Other condition :

13.16.1 The selected bidder shall not assign or sub‐let his contract or any part thereof to any other

agency.

13.16.2 The selected bidder shall bear all the expenses for the execution of agreement.

13.16.3 Conditional bids are liable to rejection.

13.16.4 The Tendering Authority reserves the right to accept or reject any Bid without assigning

any reasons.

13.16.5 Any bid received by the Tendering Authority after the deadline for submission of bids will

be rejected & not considered and may be returned unopened to the bidder.=

13.17 Use of Contract Documents and information

13.17.1 The bidder shall not, without the Tendering Authority's prior written consent, disclose

the contract, or any provision thereof, or any specification, plan, drawing, pattern,

sample or information furnished by or on behalf of the Tendering Authority in connection

therewith, to any person other than a person employed by the bidder. Disclosure to any

such employed person shall be made in confidence and shall extend only so far, as

may be necessary for purposes of such performance of the contract.

13.17.2 The selected bidder shall permit tendering authority to inspect selected bidder’s

accounts and records relating to the performance of the bidder and to have them

audited.

13.17.3 Any document, other than the contract itself, shall remain the property of the Tendering

Authority and shall be returned (in all copies) to the Tendering Authority on completion

of the selected bidder's performance under the contract, if so required by the bidder.

13.18 Patent Rights and copy rights:

13.18.1 The ownership of source code of all applications developed under this project shall be

transferred to SDA/ GoR. The State Government shall have all rights on Software, Source

Code and related documentation for its unlimited, unrestricted use within the State of

Rajasthan at unlimited number of locations, machines, computers, gadgets etc. for the

project. In case there is change in SI for project, DoIT&C /GoR will have the right to hand

over this software for modification, upgradation etc. IPR clause will not be applicable for

any third party tool/ software, used in application software.



13.18.2 The selected bidder shall indemnify SDA/ GoR against all third‐party claims of

infringement of patent, copy right, trademark or industrial design rights arising from use

of the goods or any part thereof in India.

13.19 Inspections and Tests:

13.19.1 Before Installation and commissioning, tendering authority or his representative shall

have the right to inspect and/or to test the goods to confirm their conformity to the

Contract specifications at no extra cost to SDA/ GoR.

13.19.2 The inspections and tests may be conducted within the premises of the selected bidder,

at the point of delivery and/or at the Goods final destination. If conducted within the

premises of the selected bidder, all reasonable facilities and assistance, including access

to drawings and production data shall be furnished to the inspectors at no extra charge

to SDA/ GoR.

13.19.3 If any inspected or tested goods fail to conform to the specifications, Tendering Authority

may reject the goods and the selected bidder shall either replace the rejected goods or

make alterations necessary to meet specification requirements free of costs to SDA/ GoR.

13.19.4 Tendering Authority’s right to inspect test and where necessary, reject the goods after

the goods arrival at Project Site shall in no way be limited or waived by reason of the

goods having previously been inspected, tested and passed by the Tendering Authority or

its representative prior to the goods shipment.

13.19.5 Tendering Authority and/or his representative reserve the right of inspection and testing

of the goods prior to delivery and after delivery at the site.

13.19.6 Tendering Authority reserves the right to carry out inspections after the technical

scrutiny & before installation and commissioning of the hardware and other required

material, if necessary. The physical verification will be at the bidder’s site or at the site of

the Authorized manufacturer. Such visit will be at the cost of the bidder.

13.19.7 If site visit shows inconformity with documents submitted by the bidder then he will be

deemed to be ineligible for participating in the bid.

13.20 Incidental Services: The selected bidder is required to provide the following services

including additional services if any, at his own cost.

13.20.1 Performance or supervision of the on‐site assembly and/or start‐up of the supplied

Goods;

13.20.2 Furnishing of detailed operations and maintenance manual for each appropriate unit of



supplied Goods;

13.21 Support Manpower:

13.21.1 The selected bidder will be bound to supply Support Manpower with good antecedents

as specified in the Manpower deployment Plan.

13.21.2 All salaries and statutory benefits to the support manpower hired by the selected bidder

will have to be borne by the selected bidder & no additional payments will be made by

SDA/ GoR in this regard.

13.21.3 In case of absence of any of his employee, the selected bidder should provide alternative

person immediately.

13.21.4 The selected bidder shall submit attendance sheet of deployed manpower on monthly

basis to concern authority designated by DoIT&C.

13.21.5 The selected bidder should ensure that the behaviour of manpower is decent. The

selected bidder will be held responsible for indecent behaviour of manpower and such

employees should be immediately replaced when such matter is reported.

13.21.6 The selected bidder shall submit the affidavit stating that it would not ask for

employment in Government in the Performa, which will be provided by this office at the

time of signing the contract.

13.21.7 SDA/ GoR will not be liable to indemnify to the manpower of the selected bidder due to

any miss happening occurred in project period.

13.22 Binding Clause: All decisions taken by Tendering Authority regarding the processing of this

Bid and award of contract shall be final and binding on all parties concerned.

13.23 Resolution of Disputes: If any dispute arises out of the contract with regard to the

interpretation, meaning and breach of the terms of the contract, the matter shall be

referred to by the Parties to the Principal Secretary, IT&C, Government of Rajasthan who

will be the Sole Arbitrator and whose decision shall be final.

13.24 Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)

13.24.1 The bidder shall furnish, as part of the Technical Bid, an Earnest Money Deposit (as per

NIT) in the form of a DD of a Nationalized/ Scheduled commercial Bank, drawn in favour

of “Managing Director, RISL” payable at “Jaipur”. The EMD should be valid for a period of

180 days from the last date of submission of bids.

13.24.2 A Bank having at least one branch at Jaipur should issue the Demand Draft.

13.24.3 Earnest Money of unsuccessful bidders will be returned as promptly as possible (after the



completion of bid evaluation process leading to the selection of L1 Bidder and placement

of Letter of Intent/ Work Order).

13.24.4 The Earnest money/ Security deposit lying with the department/ office in respect of

other bidder awaiting approval or rejection or on account of contracts being completed

will not be adjusted towards earnest money/ security money for the fresh bidders. The

earnest money may however, be taken into consideration in case bids are re‐invited.

13.24.5 The Earnest Money will be forfeited on account of one or more of the following reasons:

a) The Bidder withdraws his bid during the period of bid validity specified by them on the

bid letter form.

b) Bidder does not respond to requests for clarification of his bid

c) Bidder fails to co‐operate during the bid evaluation process, and

d) In case of a successful Bidder, the said Bidder fails:

To sign the Contract in stipulated time period; or

To furnish Performance Security in stipulated time period

13.24.6 The successful bidder would be required to furnish the performance security and then

sign the agreement (MSA). If feasible, the EMD of the successful bidder may be adjusted

in the Performance Security by depositing the difference amount of Performance Security

or Alternatively EMD could be refunded back by taking fresh Performance Security.

13.24.7 No exemption for submitting the EMD will be given to any company/ firm including SSI

Units.

13.24.8 Any Bid submitted without the earnest money deposit will be summarily rejected.

13.25 Disqualification Criteria

13.25.1 Tendering authority may at its sole discretion and at any time during the processing of

bid, disqualify any Tender from the bid process if the bidder has: ‐

1. Not submitted in accordance with this document.

2. Firms not meeting eligibility criteria as mentioned in this bid document.

3. During validity of the bid or its extended period, if any, the bidder increases his quoted

prices.

4. The conditional bids will not be accepted.

5. Made misleading or false representations in the forms, statements and attachments

submitted in proof of the eligibility requirements.

6. Bid received after due date and time.



7. If found to have a record of poor performance such as abandoning work, not properly

completing the contract, inordinately delaying completion, being involved in litigation or

financial failures, etc.

8. Submitted bid which is not accompanied by required documentation and Earnest Money

Deposit (EMD) would be rendered non‐responsive and will be out rightly rejected.

9. Failed to provide clarifications related thereto, when sought.

10. Submitted more than one bid. This will cause disqualification of all bids submitted by such

bidders including forfeiture of the EMD.

11. Bidders who are found to canvass, influence or attempt to influence in any manner for

the qualification or selection process, including without limitation, by offering bribes or

other illegal gratification shall be disqualified from the process at any stage.

13.25.2 Bidders may specifically note that while processing the tender documents, if it comes to our

knowledge expressly or implied, that some bidders may have compounded in any manner

whatsoever or otherwise joined to form a cartel resulting in delay/ holding up the processing

of tender then the bidders so involved are liable to be disqualified for this contract as well as

for a further period of two years from participation in any of the tenders floated by any

department, Govt. of Rajasthan. It is also clarified that if need arises then SDA/ GoR would go

in for appointment of outside party(s) to undertake the work under the captioned tender.

13.25.3 A Bid not valid for at least 180 days shall be considered as non‐responsive and would be

disqualified.

13.26 Termination

13.26.1 Termination for Default

The Tendering Authority, without prejudice to any other remedy for breach of Contract, by

written notice of default sent to the selected bidder, may terminate the Contract fully or in

part:

If the selected bidder fails to deliver any or all Contracted services as per service

standards specified in the Contract or

If the selected bidder/ fails to perform any other obligation(s) under the Contract, or

If the selected bidder in the judgment of the Tendering Authority has engaged in corrupt

or fraudulent practices in competing for or in executing the Contract.

In such type of event Tendering Authority can terminate the Contract and would be free to

fully take over the assets and operations without giving any compensation to the selected



bidder.

13.26.2 Termination for Insolvency

Tendering Authority may at any time terminate the Contract by giving written notice to the

selected bidder if the selected bidder becomes bankrupt or otherwise insolvent. In this event,

termination will be without compensation or any type of to the selected bidder, provided

that such termination will not prejudice or affect any right of action or remedy which has

accrued or will accrue thereafter to the Tendering authority.

13.26.3 Events of Default, Rectification and Termination

a) If there is breach which translates into default as per MSA in provisioning of Government

services and/ or default as per this MSA in provisioning of Government services on

account of matters related to the provision of other IT and non‐IT services by the SCA

under the Scheme/ through the CSC network, continuously for more than seven days or

more than a cumulative period of ten days in a month, except in conditions of force

majeure, the same shall attract liquidated damages at the rate of 10% per CSC per week

of the monthly revenue support sought OR Rs.100/‐ per CSC per week, whichever is

more. In case the rectification is not carried out within 30 days of the applicability of the

inoperability clause, it would constitute a material breach by the SCA, which shall entitle

the SDA to, at its sole option, forthwith terminate MSA on the expiry of such stipulated

period, unless the SCA has in the meantime rectified, removed or cured, as the case may

be, such material breach. The SDA may at its sole option, debit or set off the amounts of

liquidated damages, if any, against the payments as defined the RFP/ MSA, and/ or

through invocation or forfeiture of the Irrevocable performance security, in full or part, as

the case may be.

b) In the event the SCA fails to make timely deposit of the Government monies as stipulated,

the SCA shall be required to pay liquidated damages at the rate of 18% of the total

overdue amount due. In the event that such payment defaults occur for 5 consecutive

days, the SDA/ GoR shall be entitled to forthwith stop the SCA’s access to State Data

Centre, [Name of State Portal], RajSWAN, Government applications, as well as any other

Government support, whether physical or otherwise, and require the SCA to stop

providing the Government services to the citizens through the CSCs including termination

of the MSA. The SDA may at its sole option, debit or set off the amounts of liquidated

damages due to it against the terms of payment as defined in the Financial Provisions



section under MSA and/ or through invocation and forfeiture of the irrevocable

performance security, in full or part, as the case may be.

c) In the event of any invocation of the Irrevocable performance security by the SDA, the

SCA shall be required to forthwith replenish or top up the existing Irrevocable

performance security, failing which the same shall constitute a material breach by the

SCA, which shall entitle the SDA to terminate MSA. Failure to replenish/ top up within 15

days will invite liquidated damages of Rs.100/‐ per day and penal interest @ 18% for the

delayed period for the amount of deficit in the irrevocable performance security. Failure

to Replenish/ top up beyond 30 days will be material breach and may lead to termination

of agreement.

13.26.4 Effects of Termination

a) The termination provisions set out in MSA shall apply mutatis mutandis to the Service

Level Agreements.

b) Upon termination of MSA, the Parties will comply with the Exit Management Schedule, as

outlined in the MSA.

c) Upon the expiration or any termination of MSA, SCA shall undertake the actions set forth

in MSA to assist the SDA/ GoR to procure replacement services as provided hereunder:

a. The SCA undertakes to negotiate in good faith with the SDA/ GoR and any relevant

Replacement SCA in respect of commercial terms applying to all SCA Intellectual

Property Rights and which the SDA/ GoR and any relevant Replacement SCA require

to enable them to provide or receive services substantially equivalent to the Services

hereunder.

b. In respect of SCA third party Intellectual Property Rights, SCA undertakes to assist the

SDA/ GoR to secure such consents or licenses from such third parties as are necessary

to enable SDA/ GoR / Replacement SCA to receive services substantially equivalent to

the Services hereunder.

c. The SCA shall hand over to the SDA/ GoR or its designated agency in accordance with

the terms of MSA, any asset or deliverable, including the software, if any, (and

including any data, ownership, source code and associated documentation which is

the work product of the development efforts involved in the Scheme) in which the

SDA/ GoR has the right, title and interest and that is in the possession or control of

the SCA.



d. Notwithstanding anything contained herein above and without prejudice to the right

to terminate MSA, if the SCA fails to set up and operationalize the CSCs in accordance

with RFP document, the SDA/ GoR may in its sole discretion, instead of terminating

MSA, engage another person to fulfill the remaining obligations (or part of the

remaining obligations) as may be decided, at the risk and cost of the SCA. The

additional cost incurred by the Government shall be recoverable from the

Performance Security or any amount payable or due to the SCA, and in case such

Performance Security or amount is not adequate, the SCA shall make good the

shortfall.

e. The action as provided in this clause (13.26.4) above shall not be construed or treated

as waiver of any right of the SDA/ GoR and the right to terminate this MSA shall

subsist even if an action in accordance with this clause had been taken.

13.27 Limitation of Liability

a) There shall be no limitation of liability in respect of the SCA in case of any damages for

bodily injury (including death) and damage to real property and tangible personal

property, other than as applicable under the relevant laws.

b) Neither MSA nor the Agreements grants or creates any rights, benefits, claims,

obligations or causes of action in, to or on behalf of any person or entity (including any

third party) other than between the respective Parties to MSA, as the case may be.

c) Any claim or series of claims arising out or in connection with MSA shall be time barred

and invalid if legal proceedings are not commenced by the relevant Party against the

other Party within a period of 3 years from the date when the cause of action first arose

or within such longer period as may be permitted by applicable law without the

possibility of contractual waiver or limitation.

d) The SDA/ GoR shall be entitled to claim the remedy of specific performance under MSA.

13.28 Exit Management

13.28.1 SCA Assets

a) The SCA shall be entitled to use the Assets for the duration of the exit management

period, which shall be the four‐month period from the date of expiry, or termination of

the MSA as the case may be

b) The SDA shall be entitled to serve notice in writing on the SCA at any time prior to the

date that is 30 days prior to the end of the exit management period requiring the SCA to



transfer and hand over the terms of the SDA/ GoR or its nominated agency at the

appropriate time, in accordance with the terms of the MSA any Asset or Deliverable, in

which the SDA/ GoR has the right, title and interest and that is in the possession and/ or

control of the SCA.

c) Irrevocable performance security in the event the MSA is terminated due to the SCA

being in breach as stated above and the SDA shall return the Irrevocable performance

security if the MSA is terminated due to the SDA/ GoR being in breach as stated above or

due to a Force Majeure Event, or on normal expiry of MSA.

d) Upon service of a notice the following provisions shall apply:

i. All risk in and title to the Assets, other than those that are to be transferred to the

SDA/ GoR, shall remain with the SCA after the last day of the exit management

period.

ii. The GoR shall pay to the SCA on the last day of the exit management period the

amounts due for services already rendered as stated in the Financial Provisions

Section of MSA.

iii. The SDA/ GoR shall withdraw all Government services and the SCA shall cease to have

any right whatsoever to render such services under or pursuant to the CSC Scheme/

this Agreement.

e) The employees of the SCA/ its sub‐contractors and the VLEs shall continue to be their

respective employees/ counter parties and SDA/ GoR shall have no obligation in respect

of such employees or the VLEs.

f) The SCA shall ensure that the VLEs, sub‐contractors, agents, representatives and

respective associated entities carry out their respective obligations during the Exit

Management Period

g) Save as otherwise expressly provided in this MSA, the SCA shall be entitled to retain all

physical infrastructure; hardware, software, technology, networks, connectivity, all

contracts with any non‐Government content and services providers belonging to/ owned

by it.

13.28.2 Transfer of Certain Agreements

a) During the exit management period the SCA shall hand over the SDA/ GoR proprietary

materials, data and information to SDA/ GoR or its nominated agency, including

information relating to the current Government services rendered and customer



satisfaction surveys and performance data relating to the performance of sub contractors

in relation to the Government services; provide training to the employees of SDA/ GoR in

the operation and management of the Scheme, as applicable; vacate the SDA/ GoR sites

and locations; allow the SDA/ GoR access to information reasonably required to define

the then current mode of operation associated with the provision of the Government

services; on request by the SDA/ GoR, the SCA shall effect such assignments, transfers,

licenses and sub‐licenses as the SDA/ GoR may require in favor of the SDA/ GoR, or its

nominated agencies or the replacement SCA in relation to any equipment lease,

maintenance or service provision agreement between SCA and third party lessors,

vendors, and which are related to the Government services and reasonably necessary for

the carrying out of replacement Government services by the SDA/ GoR or its nominated

agencies or its replacement SCA. Failure to perform satisfactorily/discharge any of the

obligations under this clause will invite liquidated damages of Rs. 2 lakhs per week to be

recovered /adjusted against the irrevocable performance security as the case may be.

13.28.3 Rights of Access to Premises

a) At any time during the Exit Management Period, where Assets are located at the SCA's

premises, the SCA will be obliged to give reasonable rights of access to (or, in the case of

Assets located on a third party's premises, procure reasonable rights of access to) the

SDA/ GoR, its nominated agencies and/or any Replacement SCA in order to make an

inventory of the Assets

b) The SCA shall also give the SDA/ GoR or its nominated agencies, or any Replacement SCA

right of reasonable access to the SCA's premises and shall procure the SDA/ GoR or its

nominated agencies and any Replacement SCA rights of access to relevant third party

premises during the exit management period and for such period of time following

termination or expiry of the MSA as is reasonably necessary to migrate the Government

services to the SDA/ GoR or its nominated agencies, or a Replacement SCA.

c) The SCA and its sub‐contractors, agents and representatives shall on the last date of the

Exit Management Period forthwith vacate and hand over, without any delay or demur,

the SDA/ GoR locations, office equipment and support services, to which the SCA has

been given access by SDA/ GoR pursuant to this MSA.

13.28.4 General Obligations of the SCA

a) The SCA shall provide all such information as may reasonably be necessary to effect as



seamless a handover of the Government services as practicable in the circumstances to

the SDA/ GoR or its nominated agencies or its Replacement SCA and which the SCA has in

its possession or control at any time during the Exit Management Period.

b) For the purposes of this Schedule, anything in the possession or control of any SCA,

associated entity, VLEs, or sub contractor is deemed to be in the possession or control of

the SCA.

c) The SCA shall commit adequate resources to comply with and discharge its obligations

under this Exit Management Schedule.

13.28.5 Exit Management Plan

a) The SCA shall provide the SDA/ GoR with a recommended Exit Management Plan ("Exit

Management Plan") that shall deal with all the activities to be undertaken in the Exit

Management Period, in relation to MSA.

b) The SCA shall re‐draft the Exit Management Plan annually thereafter to ensure that it is

kept relevant and up to date.

c) Payments during the Exit Management period shall be made in accordance with the

Financial Provision section of MSA.

d) This Exit Management Plan shall be furnished in writing by the SCA to the SDA/ GoR or its

nominated agencies within 90 days from the Effective Date of MSA.



CHAPTER‐14

FINANCIAL BID

Date:

To,

The Managing Director (RISL),

C‐Block, Yojana Bhawan,

Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme,

Jaipur (Raj.)

Subject: ‐ Financial/ Commercial Bid for <Division>

Ref: ‐ RFP Ref. No. <Reference details> dated <date>

Dear Sir,

We, the undersigned bidder, Having read & examined in detail, the Bidding Document, the receipt of

which is hereby duly acknowledged, I/ we, the undersigned, offer to supply/ work in conformity with

the said bidding document and hereby offer the following rates towards revenue support for setting

up _________ CSCs in the following Divisions in the State of Rajasthan.

S.No. Name of Division for

which Bid form is

submitted

Minimum No. of

allowed CSCs

Revenue Support Required from SDA in Indian

Rupees per CSC per month for a period of 4

Years (Inclusive Of Taxes)

1 Jodhpur 951 Rs.

2 Bikaner 1014 Rs.

3 Bharatpur 607 Rs.

Total 2572

*Note: The Bidder may bid for one or all the 3 Divisions in the State. Zero or negative quotes will be outrightly rejected.The Revenue support is inclusive of all types of taxes/ levies etc. and liabilities to fulfil all the obligation of SCA as mentioned in the RFP document.

a) I / We undertake that the prices are in conformity with the prescribed scope of work and service

level standards/ metrics. The quote/ price are inclusive of all cost likely to be incurred for



executing this work. The prices are inclusive of all type of govt. taxes/ duties.

b) I / We undertake, if our bid is accepted, to deliver the goods and services in accordance with the

delivery schedule specified in the aforementioned bidding document.

c) I/ We hereby declare that in case the contract is awarded to us, we shall submit all the types of

contract performance guarantee(s) as prescribed in the bidding document.

d) I / We agree to abide by this bid for a period of 180 (One Hundred Eighty only) days after the last

date fixed for bid submission and it shall remain binding upon us and may be accepted at any time

before the expiry of that period.

e) Until a formal contract is prepared and executed, this bid, together with your written acceptance

thereof and your notification of award shall constitute a binding Contract between us.

f) I/ We hereby declare that our bid is made in good faith, without collusion or fraud and the

information contained in the bid is true and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief.

g) I / We understand that you are not bound to accept the lowest or any bid you may receive.

h) I/ We agree to all the terms & conditions as mentioned in the bid document.

i) I/ We understand that in competing for and if the award is made to us, in executing the above

contract we will strictly observe the laws against fraud and corruption in force in India namely “

Prevention of corruption act 1988”.

j) I/ We hereby declare that the financial quote being submitted by us has been arrived at after

considering all liabilities of SCA, which also include provision for revenue support to be provided to

VLEs by SCA.

k) I/ We understand that the CSC Scheme has been conceptualized and is being supported by the

Government of India and State Government for 4 years. Continuity of the support to the CSC

Scheme beyond this period is subject to continuity of Government of India’s commitment towards

the scheme.

Date:

Signature (in the capacity of):

Duly authorized to sign Bid for and on behalf of:

Seal of the Company/ Firm



ANNEXURE‐1: List of CSC Locations

Jodhpur Division

S.No District BLOCK VILLAGE CSC Level

1 BARMER BALOTRA AKARLI DHANSINGH Village Level

2 BARMER ARABA CHAUHANAN Gram Panchayat Level

3 BARMER ASARA Gram Panchayat Level

4 BARMER ASOTARA Gram Panchayat Level

5 BARMER BAGAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

6 BARMER BALAU JATI Gram Panchayat Level

7 BARMER BANIYAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

8 BARMER BARNAMA CHARNAN Village Level

9 BARMER BARNAMA JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

10 BARMER BHEEMARLAI STATION Village Level

11 BARMER CHANDESARA Gram Panchayat Level

12 BARMER CHILANADI Gram Panchayat Level

13 BARMER DOLI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

14 BARMER DOLI RAJGURO Village Level

15 BARMER GANGAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

16 BARMER GOL STATION Gram Panchayat Level

17 BARMER GWALNADA Gram Panchayat Level

18 BARMER JAGSA Gram Panchayat Level

19 BARMER JASOL Gram Panchayat Level

20 BARMER KALEWA Village Level

21 BARMER KALOORI Gram Panchayat Level

22 BARMER KALYANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

23 BARMER KANANA Gram Panchayat Level

24 BARMER KANKRALA Gram Panchayat Level

25 BARMER KHATTOO Gram Panchayat Level

26 BARMER MANDLI Gram Panchayat Level

27 BARMER MEWA NAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

28 BARMER MOONGRA Gram Panchayat Level

29 BARMER NEWAI Village Level

30 BARMER NEWRI Gram Panchayat Level

31 BARMER PACHPADRA Gram Panchayat Level

32 BARMER PATODI Gram Panchayat Level

33 BARMER REENCHHOLI Village Level

34 BARMER SAJIYALI PADAMSINGH‐I Gram Panchayat Level

35 BARMER SAMBHRA Gram Panchayat Level

36 BARMER SARWARI Gram Panchayat Level

37 BARMER SINLI JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

38 BARMER THOB Gram Panchayat Level

39 BARMER TILWARA Gram Panchayat Level

40 BARMER TIRSINGRI SODHA Village Level

41 BARMER UMARLAI JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

42 BARMER BARMER ATI Gram Panchayat Level

43 BARMER BACHHRAOO Gram Panchayat Level

44 BARMER BALERA Gram Panchayat Level

45 BARMER BHACHBHAR Gram Panchayat Level

46 BARMER BHEELON KA PAR Village Level

47 BARMER BHEENDE KA PAR Gram Panchayat Level

48 BARMER BOLA Gram Panchayat Level

49 BARMER BOOTH IYA Gram Panchayat Level

50 BARMER BOOTH JETMAL Gram Panchayat Level



51 BARMER BUKAR Village Level

52 BARMER CHADAR BANKALSAR Village Level

53 BARMER CHADAR MANDROOP Gram Panchayat Level

54 BARMER CHANDANIYON KA PAR Village Level

55 BARMER CHARI Gram Panchayat Level

56 BARMER DAROORA Village Level

57 BARMER DERASAR Gram Panchayat Level

58 BARMER DHARASAR Gram Panchayat Level

59 BARMER DOODABERI Gram Panchayat Level

60 BARMER GANGALA Gram Panchayat Level

61 BARMER GEHOON Village Level

62 BARMER HATH MA Gram Panchayat Level

63 BARMER HATHITALA Gram Panchayat Level

64 BARMER ISROL Gram Panchayat Level

65 BARMER JAKHDON KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

66 BARMER JALIPA Gram Panchayat Level

67 BARMER JASAI Gram Panchayat Level

68 BARMER KANTAL KA PAR Gram Panchayat Level

69 BARMER KHADEEN Gram Panchayat Level

70 BARMER LEELSAR Gram Panchayat Level

71 BARMER MAHABAR Gram Panchayat Level

72 BARMER MEETHRA Gram Panchayat Level

73 BARMER MEGWALON KA TALA Village Level

74 BARMER NIHALANIYON KA TOBHA Village Level

75 BARMER PANDHIKAPAR Gram Panchayat Level

76 BARMER RAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

77 BARMER RANI GAON Gram Panchayat Level

78 BARMER RATASAR Gram Panchayat Level

79 BARMER SAJJAN KA PAR Village Level

80 BARMER SANAU Gram Panchayat Level

81 BARMER SANAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

82 BARMER SARNON KA TALA Village Level

83 BARMER SETRAU Gram Panchayat Level

84 BARMER SIHANI Gram Panchayat Level

85 BARMER SURA CHARNAN Gram Panchayat Level

86 BARMER TARATARA Gram Panchayat Level

87 BARMER TARATARA MATH Gram Panchayat Level

88 BARMER TIRSINGRI Village Level

89 BARMER UBHREKA PAR Village Level

90 BARMER VISHALA Gram Panchayat Level

91 BARMER BAYTOO AKDARA Gram Panchayat Level

92 BARMER BANDRA Gram Panchayat Level

93 BARMER BATADOO Gram Panchayat Level

94 BARMER BAYATU BHIMJI Gram Panchayat Level

95 BARMER BAYATU PANJI Gram Panchayat Level

96 BARMER BAYTOO BHOPJI Gram Panchayat Level

97 BARMER BHEEMRA Gram Panchayat Level

98 BARMER BHURTIYA Gram Panchayat Level

99 BARMER BOLIYA JAGEER Village Level

100 BARMER CHAK SANTARA Village Level

101 BARMER CHANDONIYON KI DHANI Village Level

102 BARMER CHEEBI Gram Panchayat Level

103 BARMER CHHITAR KAPAR Gram Panchayat Level

104 BARMER CHIRIYA Gram Panchayat Level

105 BARMER CHOKHLA Gram Panchayat Level

106 BARMER DHOLU Village Level



107 BARMER GIRA Gram Panchayat Level

108 BARMER HEMJI KA TALA Village Level

109 BARMER INDRONIYON KA TALA Village Level

110 BARMER JAJAWA Gram Panchayat Level

111 BARMER JAKHARA Gram Panchayat Level

112 BARMER JHAK Gram Panchayat Level

113 BARMER KANOR Gram Panchayat Level

114 BARMER KAPOORDI Gram Panchayat Level

115 BARMER KASOOMBALA BHATIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

116 BARMER KERLIPURA Village Level

117 BARMER KHOKHAR Gram Panchayat Level

118 BARMER KHOKHARWEST Gram Panchayat Level

119 BARMER KOSARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

120 BARMER KUMPALIYA Gram Panchayat Level

121 BARMER LAPLA Village Level

122 BARMER LAPUNDARA BARTHAN Gram Panchayat Level

123 BARMER LAPUNDARA MALBECHHAN (CHAUHAN Village Level

124 BARMER LEGON KI DHANI Village Level

125 BARMER LOONARA Gram Panchayat Level

126 BARMER MADON KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

127 BARMER MADPURA BARWALA Gram Panchayat Level

128 BARMER MAYLON KI DHANI Village Level

129 BARMER MUKNONIYON KI DHANI Village Level

130 BARMER NAGONIYON DHATARWALON KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

131 BARMER NARSALI NADI Village Level

132 BARMER NAVJI KA PANA Village Level

133 BARMER PANAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

134 BARMER PANCHANIYON KI DHANI Village Level

135 BARMER PAREU Gram Panchayat Level

136 BARMER POONIYON KA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

137 BARMER RATEU Gram Panchayat Level

138 BARMER ROHILI Village Level

139 BARMER SAWAU PADAMSINGH Gram Panchayat Level

140 BARMER SHYAMPURA Village Level

141 BARMER SIGORIYA Gram Panchayat Level

142 BARMER SISODIYON KA PANA Village Level

143 BARMER SOHARA Gram Panchayat Level

144 BARMER SOUTH MATASAR Village Level

145 BARMER SUTHARON KI DHANI Village Level

146 BARMER CHOHTAN ALAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

147 BARMER ARTI Gram Panchayat Level

148 BARMER BAKHASAR Gram Panchayat Level

149 BARMER BAWARWALA Gram Panchayat Level

150 BARMER BEEJASAR Gram Panchayat Level

151 BARMER BHANWAR Gram Panchayat Level

152 BARMER BHANWARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

153 BARMER BHOJRIYA Gram Panchayat Level

154 BARMER BIJRAR Gram Panchayat Level

155 BARMER BOOTH RATHORAN Gram Panchayat Level

156 BARMER BURAN KA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

157 BARMER CHICHARASAR Gram Panchayat Level

158 BARMER CHOHTAN Block Level

159 BARMER DHANAOO Gram Panchayat Level

160 BARMER DHOK Gram Panchayat Level

161 BARMER GOHAR KA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

162 BARMER HARPALIYA Gram Panchayat Level



163 BARMER HATHLA Gram Panchayat Level

164 BARMER JOONA LAKHWARA Village Level

165 BARMER KELNOR Gram Panchayat Level

166 BARMER KHARAWALA Village Level

167 BARMER KONRA Gram Panchayat Level

168 BARMER NAWATALA BAKHASAR Gram Panchayat Level

169 BARMER NAWATALA JAITMALAN Gram Panchayat Level

170 BARMER NETRAR Gram Panchayat Level

171 BARMER PHAGLIYA Gram Panchayat Level

172 BARMER POSAL Village Level

173 BARMER RAMZAN KI GAFAN Gram Panchayat Level

174 BARMER SADRAM KI BERI Village Level

175 BARMER SANWA Gram Panchayat Level

176 BARMER SARLA Gram Panchayat Level

177 BARMER SAROOPE KA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

178 BARMER TARLA Gram Panchayat Level

179 BARMER UPARLA Gram Panchayat Level

180 BARMER DHORIMANNA ARNIYALI Gram Panchayat Level

181 BARMER BAMARLA Gram Panchayat Level

182 BARMER BAMNOR AMEERSHAH Gram Panchayat Level

183 BARMER BANTA Gram Panchayat Level

184 BARMER BARASAN Gram Panchayat Level

185 BARMER BAROODI Village Level

186 BARMER BERI GAON Gram Panchayat Level

187 BARMER BHAKHARPURA Gram Panchayat Level

188 BARMER BHALI KHAL Village Level

189 BARMER BHERURI Gram Panchayat Level

190 BARMER BHIMTHAL Gram Panchayat Level

191 BARMER BHOONIYA Gram Panchayat Level

192 BARMER BISARANIYA Gram Panchayat Level

193 BARMER CHAINPURA Gram Panchayat Level

194 BARMER DHORI MANNA Block Level

195 BARMER DOODHU Gram Panchayat Level

196 BARMER GORA Gram Panchayat Level

197 BARMER GUDHAMALANI Gram Panchayat Level

198 BARMER KABOOLI Village Level

199 BARMER KAO KI BERI Village Level

200 BARMER KEKAR Gram Panchayat Level

201 BARMER KHARI Gram Panchayat Level

202 BARMER KOJA Gram Panchayat Level

203 BARMER LOHARWA Gram Panchayat Level

204 BARMER LOOKHU Gram Panchayat Level

205 BARMER LOONWA JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

206 BARMER MACHRON KI DHANI Village Level

207 BARMER MEGHWALON KA TALA Village Level

208 BARMER NAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

209 BARMER NAWATALA RATHORAN Gram Panchayat Level

210 BARMER NEDI NARI Gram Panchayat Level

211 BARMER OGALA Gram Panchayat Level

212 BARMER PANAL KI BERI Village Level

213 BARMER PEEPRALI Gram Panchayat Level

214 BARMER RATANPURA Gram Panchayat Level

215 BARMER ROLI Village Level

216 BARMER SANAWARA KALAN Village Level

217 BARMER SHOBHALA DARSAN Gram Panchayat Level

218 BARMER SONRI Gram Panchayat Level



219 BARMER SUNARON KI DHANIYAN Village Level

220 BARMER THATHAR KADER Village Level

221 BARMER UDASAR Gram Panchayat Level

222 BARMER SHEO AAKLI Gram Panchayat Level

223 BARMER ASARI SINDHIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

224 BARMER BALASAR Gram Panchayat Level

225 BARMER BANDHARA Gram Panchayat Level

226 BARMER BHIYAR Gram Panchayat Level

227 BARMER BHOONI Village Level

228 BARMER BISOO KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

229 BARMER BUDHATALA Village Level

230 BARMER CHETRORI Gram Panchayat Level

231 BARMER DHARWI KHURD Village Level

232 BARMER GADRAROAD @ BER SEENG DESAR Gram Panchayat Level

233 BARMER GIRAB Gram Panchayat Level

234 BARMER GOONGA Gram Panchayat Level

235 BARMER HARSANI Gram Panchayat Level

236 BARMER JAISINDHAR GAON Gram Panchayat Level

237 BARMER JAISINDHAR STATION Gram Panchayat Level

238 BARMER JHANKALI Gram Panchayat Level

239 BARMER JHANPHLI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

240 BARMER KANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

241 BARMER KANASAR GOLAI Gram Panchayat Level

242 BARMER KHABDALA Gram Panchayat Level

243 BARMER KHALIFE KI BAORI @ MEDUSAR Gram Panchayat Level

244 BARMER KHANIYANI Gram Panchayat Level

245 BARMER LANGON KI DHANI Village Level

246 BARMER MANDALIYA Village Level

247 BARMER MOGERAI Gram Panchayat Level

248 BARMER MOKHAB KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

249 BARMER MOKHAB KHURD Village Level

250 BARMER NAYA NAGARDA Gram Panchayat Level

251 BARMER NEEMBALA Gram Panchayat Level

252 BARMER NEGRADA Gram Panchayat Level

253 BARMER PHOGERA Gram Panchayat Level

254 BARMER PUSAR Village Level

255 BARMER RAJBERA Gram Panchayat Level

256 BARMER RAJRAL Gram Panchayat Level

257 BARMER RANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

258 BARMER REDANA Gram Panchayat Level

259 BARMER ROHIRI Gram Panchayat Level

260 BARMER SHEO Block Level

261 BARMER SUNDRA Gram Panchayat Level

262 BARMER TAMLOR Gram Panchayat Level

263 BARMER THOOMBALI Village Level

264 BARMER SINDHARI ADARSH CHAWA Gram Panchayat Level

265 BARMER ADEL Gram Panchayat Level

266 BARMER BERIWALA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

267 BARMER BHOJASAR Village Level

268 BARMER BHOOKA BHAGATSINGH Gram Panchayat Level

269 BARMER BORWA Gram Panchayat Level

270 BARMER CHOOTOO Gram Panchayat Level

271 BARMER DANDALI Gram Panchayat Level

272 BARMER DHOLA NADA Gram Panchayat Level

273 BARMER ED SINDARI Gram Panchayat Level

274 BARMER GALABERI Village Level



275 BARMER GOLIYA JETMAL Gram Panchayat Level

276 BARMER HODOO Gram Panchayat Level

277 BARMER INDRA COLONY Village Level

278 BARMER JOONA MEETHA KHEERA Gram Panchayat Level

279 BARMER KADANARI Gram Panchayat Level

280 BARMER KAGAU Gram Panchayat Level

281 BARMER KHARA MAHECHAN Gram Panchayat Level

282 BARMER KHARNTIYA Gram Panchayat Level

283 BARMER KHUDALA Gram Panchayat Level

284 BARMER KHUDASA Gram Panchayat Level

285 BARMER KOSHLOO Gram Panchayat Level

286 BARMER LOLAWA Gram Panchayat Level

287 BARMER MALPURA Gram Panchayat Level

288 BARMER MEHLOO Gram Panchayat Level

289 BARMER NAI UNDARI Village Level

290 BARMER NEEMBAL KOT Gram Panchayat Level

291 BARMER NEHRON KA BERA Village Level

292 BARMER NEHRON KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

293 BARMER NOKHRA Gram Panchayat Level

294 BARMER NOSAR Gram Panchayat Level

295 BARMER PANYLA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

296 BARMER RANASAR KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

297 BARMER SANJATA Gram Panchayat Level

298 BARMER SARA Gram Panchayat Level

299 BARMER SARLI Gram Panchayat Level

300 BARMER SARNON KA TALA Gram Panchayat Level

301 BARMER SEONIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

302 BARMER SHIVKAR Gram Panchayat Level

303 BARMER SINDARI CHASEERA Gram Panchayat Level

304 BARMER SINDHIYON KI DHANI Village Level

305 BARMER TAKOOBERI Village Level

306 BARMER SIWANA DHEEDHAS Gram Panchayat Level

307 BARMER DHEERAN Gram Panchayat Level

308 BARMER DOODON KA BARA(AJEET) Gram Panchayat Level

309 BARMER INDRANA Gram Panchayat Level

310 BARMER KARMAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

311 BARMER KHANDAP Gram Panchayat Level

312 BARMER KUNDAL Gram Panchayat Level

313 BARMER KUSEEP Gram Panchayat Level

314 BARMER MAJAL Gram Panchayat Level

315 BARMER MITHORA Gram Panchayat Level

316 BARMER MOKALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

317 BARMER PADROO Gram Panchayat Level

318 BARMER PHOOLAN Village Level

319 BARMER RAKHI Gram Panchayat Level

320 BARMER RAMNIYA Gram Panchayat Level

321 BARMER RAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

322 BARMER SAMDARI Gram Panchayat Level

323 BARMER SANWARDA Gram Panchayat Level

324 BARMER SIWANA Block Level

325 JAISALMER JAISALMER AJASAR Village Level

326 JAISALMER AMAR SAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

327 JAISALMER ASKANDRA Gram Panchayat Level

328 JAISALMER AWAY Village Level

329 JAISALMER BADODA‐GAON Gram Panchayat Level

330 JAISALMER BHAREWALA Gram Panchayat Level



331 JAISALMER BHOJKA Gram Panchayat Level

332 JAISALMER BHOO Gram Panchayat Level

333 JAISALMER CHANDHAN Gram Panchayat Level

334 JAISALMER CHHATREL Gram Panchayat Level

335 JAISALMER DABLA Gram Panchayat Level

336 JAISALMER DEWA Gram Panchayat Level

337 JAISALMER HAMEERA Gram Panchayat Level

338 JAISALMER JALOOWALA Gram Panchayat Level

339 JAISALMER KANOD RAWLOTAN Gram Panchayat Level

340 JAISALMER KHEEYA Gram Panchayat Level

341 JAISALMER MOHANGARH Gram Panchayat Level

342 JAISALMER NACHNA Gram Panchayat Level

343 JAISALMER NEHDAI Gram Panchayat Level

344 JAISALMER NOKH Gram Panchayat Level

345 JAISALMER PITHALA Gram Panchayat Level

346 JAISALMER ROOPSI Gram Panchayat Level

347 JAISALMER SATYAYA Gram Panchayat Level

348 JAISALMER SULTANA Gram Panchayat Level

349 JAISALMER TAWARIWALA Gram Panchayat Level

350 JAISALMER SAM ASODA Village Level

351 JAISALMER BAIYA Gram Panchayat Level

352 JAISALMER BASNA Village Level

353 JAISALMER BERSIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

354 JAISALMER BHELANI Village Level

355 JAISALMER CHELAK Gram Panchayat Level

356 JAISALMER CHHATANGAR Gram Panchayat Level

357 JAISALMER DABRI Village Level

358 JAISALMER DAMODARA Gram Panchayat Level

359 JAISALMER DANGRI Gram Panchayat Level

360 JAISALMER DAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

361 JAISALMER DEORA Village Level

362 JAISALMER DEVIKOT Gram Panchayat Level

363 JAISALMER DHANANA Gram Panchayat Level

364 JAISALMER FATEH GARH Gram Panchayat Level

365 JAISALMER HABUR Gram Panchayat Level

366 JAISALMER HARNAU Gram Panchayat Level

367 JAISALMER JHALARIYA Village Level

368 JAISALMER JHIJHANIYALI Gram Panchayat Level

369 JAISALMER KANOI Gram Panchayat Level

370 JAISALMER KAPURIYA Gram Panchayat Level

371 JAISALMER KARADA Village Level

372 JAISALMER KHOOHRI Gram Panchayat Level

373 JAISALMER KHUIFATOOJANWALI@KHADOOJANWALI Village Level

374 JAISALMER KHUIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

375 JAISALMER KOTRI Gram Panchayat Level

376 JAISALMER KUNDA Village Level

377 JAISALMER LAKH A Gram Panchayat Level

378 JAISALMER LILOI Village Level

379 JAISALMER LONGEWALA Village Level

380 JAISALMER MANDAI Gram Panchayat Level

381 JAISALMER MANGLIYAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

382 JAISALMER MYAJLAR Gram Panchayat Level

383 JAISALMER NARSINGON KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

384 JAISALMER NEEMBA Village Level



385 JAISALMER RAGHWA Village Level

386 JAISALMER RAMA Gram Panchayat Level

387 JAISALMER RAMGARH Gram Panchayat Level

388 JAISALMER RASLA Gram Panchayat Level

389 JAISALMER SHAHGARH Gram Panchayat Level

390 JAISALMER SHAHRA Village Level

391 JAISALMER SIPALA Gram Panchayat Level

392 JAISALMER SONOO Gram Panchayat Level

393 JAISALMER TEJMALTA Gram Panchayat Level

394 JAISALMER TEJPALA Village Level

395 JAISALMER SANKRA BALAR Gram Panchayat Level

396 JAISALMER BANDHEWA Gram Panchayat Level

397 JAISALMER BARATH KA GAON Gram Panchayat Level

398 JAISALMER BHAINSARA Gram Panchayat Level

399 JAISALMER BHURAJGARH Gram Panchayat Level

400 JAISALMER CHAINPURA Village Level

401 JAISALMER CHHAYAN‐I Village Level

402 JAISALMER DANTAL Gram Panchayat Level

403 JAISALMER GOMAT Gram Panchayat Level

404 JAISALMER JHALORA POKARAN Village Level

405 JAISALMER KHETOLAI Gram Panchayat Level

406 JAISALMER LATHI Gram Panchayat Level

407 JAISALMER LAWAN Gram Panchayat Level

408 JAISALMER LOHARKI Gram Panchayat Level

409 JAISALMER MADWA Gram Panchayat Level

410 JAISALMER MANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

411 JAISALMER MODARDI Gram Panchayat Level

412 JAISALMER NERAN Gram Panchayat Level

413 JAISALMER PADAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

414 JAISALMER PANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

415 JAISALMER PHALSOOND Gram Panchayat Level

416 JAISALMER RAJGARH Gram Panchayat Level

417 JAISALMER RAJMATHAI Gram Panchayat Level

418 JAISALMER RAMDEORA Gram Panchayat Level

419 JAISALMER RATARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

420 JAISALMER SANKRA Block Level

421 JAISALMER SARDARSINGH KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

422 JAISALMER SWAMIJI KI DHANI Gram Panchayat Level

423 JAISALMER UJLA Village Level

424 JALORE AHORE AGWARI Gram Panchayat Level

425 JALORE AH ORE Block Level

426 JALORE AIPURA Gram Panchayat Level

427 JALORE BALA Gram Panchayat Level

428 JALORE BHADRAJOON Gram Panchayat Level

429 JALORE BHAVRANI Gram Panchayat Level

430 JALORE BHORDA Gram Panchayat Level

431 JALORE CHANDRAI Gram Panchayat Level

432 JALORE GHANA Gram Panchayat Level

433 JALORE GURA BALOTAN Gram Panchayat Level

434 JALORE GURARAMA Village Level

435 JALORE HARJEE Gram Panchayat Level

436 JALORE KAMBA Gram Panchayat Level

437 JALORE KAWLA Gram Panchayat Level

438 JALORE MALGARH Village Level



439 JALORE NOSRA Gram Panchayat Level

440 JALORE PADARLI Gram Panchayat Level

441 JALORE PAOTA Gram Panchayat Level

442 JALORE RASIYAWAS Village Level

443 JALORE SANKHWALI Gram Panchayat Level

444 JALORE BHINMAL BAGORA Gram Panchayat Level

445 JALORE BALI Gram Panchayat Level

446 JALORE BHAGAL BHIM Gram Panchayat Level

447 JALORE BHALNI Gram Panchayat Level

448 JALORE BORTA Gram Panchayat Level

449 JALORE DASPAN Gram Panchayat Level

450 JALORE DHUMBARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

451 JALORE DOONGARWA Gram Panchayat Level

452 JALORE JOOJANI Gram Panchayat Level

453 JALORE NANDIYA Gram Panchayat Level

454 JALORE PUNASA Gram Panchayat Level

455 JALORE RAUTA Gram Panchayat Level

456 JALORE THOBAU Gram Panchayat Level

457 JALORE CHITALWANA AKOLI Gram Panchayat Level

458 JALORE BHATKI Gram Panchayat Level

459 JALORE CHITALWANA Gram Panchayat Level

460 JALORE DEORA Gram Panchayat Level

461 JALORE DOOGRI Village Level

462 JALORE DOOTHWA Gram Panchayat Level

463 JALORE HADECHA Gram Panchayat Level

464 JALORE JANVI Gram Panchayat Level

465 JALORE JHAB Gram Panchayat Level

466 JALORE KACHHELA Gram Panchayat Level

467 JALORE KESOORI Gram Panchayat Level

468 JALORE KHEJARIYALI Gram Panchayat Level

469 JALORE SANKARIYA Village Level

470 JALORE SENSAWA Gram Panchayat Level

471 JALORE SIWARA Gram Panchayat Level

472 JALORE SURACHAND Gram Panchayat Level

473 JALORE TANPI Gram Panchayat Level

474 JALORE JALOR BAGRA Gram Panchayat Level

475 JALORE DEBAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

476 JALORE GODAN Gram Panchayat Level

477 JALORE NOON Gram Panchayat Level

478 JALORE OON Gram Panchayat Level

479 JALORE REWAT Gram Panchayat Level

480 JALORE SAMATI PURA Gram Panchayat Level

481 JALORE SANKARNA Gram Panchayat Level

482 JALORE SANTHOO Gram Panchayat Level

483 JALORE SIWNA Gram Panchayat Level

484 JALORE SIYANA Gram Panchayat Level

485 JALORE JASWANTPURA BHAROORI Gram Panchayat Level

486 JALORE BOOGAON Gram Panchayat Level

487 JALORE DANTLAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

488 JALORE DHANSA Gram Panchayat Level

489 JALORE DORDA Gram Panchayat Level

490 JALORE JASWANT PURA Block Level

491 JALORE KALAPURA Gram Panchayat Level

492 JALORE MODRA Gram Panchayat Level



493 JALORE PANSERI Gram Panchayat Level

494 JALORE PAWLI Gram Panchayat Level

495 JALORE RAMSEEN Gram Panchayat Level

496 JALORE SOMTA Gram Panchayat Level

497 JALORE TAWAB Gram Panchayat Level

498 JALORE THOOR Gram Panchayat Level

499 JALORE RANIWARA BARGAON Gram Panchayat Level

500 JALORE DAIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

501 JALORE JAKHRI Gram Panchayat Level

502 JALORE KARDA Gram Panchayat Level

503 JALORE KURA Gram Panchayat Level

504 JALORE MALWARA Gram Panchayat Level

505 JALORE MEDAK KALAN Village Level

506 JALORE MERA Gram Panchayat Level

507 JALORE RANIWARA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

508 JALORE SILASAN Gram Panchayat Level

509 JALORE SURAJWARA Gram Panchayat Level

510 JALORE SANCHORE ARNAY Gram Panchayat Level

511 JALORE BHADROON Gram Panchayat Level

512 JALORE BICHHAWARI Gram Panchayat Level

513 JALORE BIJROL KHERA Gram Panchayat Level

514 JALORE DHAMANA Gram Panchayat Level

515 JALORE GOLASAN Gram Panchayat Level

516 JALORE GUNDAV Gram Panchayat Level

517 JALORE HADETAR Gram Panchayat Level

518 JALORE HARIYALI Gram Panchayat Level

519 JALORE KERIYA Village Level

520 JALORE KILAWA Gram Panchayat Level

521 JALORE NAINOL Gram Panchayat Level

522 JALORE PRATAPPURA Gram Panchayat Level

523 JALORE PUR Gram Panchayat Level

524 JALORE SANKAR Gram Panchayat Level

525 JALORE SARNAU Gram Panchayat Level

526 JALORE SARWANA Gram Panchayat Level

527 JALORE TEETOP Village Level

528 JALORE SAYLA BABTARA Gram Panchayat Level

529 JALORE BAKRA Gram Panchayat Level

530 JALORE BALWARA Gram Panchayat Level

531 JALORE BHUNDWA Gram Panchayat Level

532 JALORE KESHWANA Gram Panchayat Level

533 JALORE KOMTA Gram Panchayat Level

534 JALORE MANDWALA Gram Panchayat Level

535 JALORE POSANA Gram Panchayat Level

536 JALORE SANGANA Gram Panchayat Level

537 JALORE SAYLA Block Level

538 JALORE SIRANA Gram Panchayat Level

539 JALORE SURANA Gram Panchayat Level

540 JALORE UMMEDABAD Gram Panchayat Level

541 JODHPUR BALESAR AGOLAI Gram Panchayat Level

542 JODHPUR BALESAR SATAN Gram Panchayat Level

543 JODHPUR BASTAWA Gram Panchayat Level

544 JODHPUR BAWARLI Gram Panchayat Level

545 JODHPUR BELWA Gram Panchayat Level

546 JODHPUR BHALOO RAJWAN Gram Panchayat Level



547 JODHPUR CHAMU Gram Panchayat Level

548 JODHPUR DEOGARH Village Level

549 JODHPUR DERA Gram Panchayat Level

550 JODHPUR DEWATOO Gram Panchayat Level

551 JODHPUR DUGAR Gram Panchayat Level

552 JODHPUR GODELAI Gram Panchayat Level

553 JODHPUR GOPALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

554 JODHPUR JEEJNIYALA GOVINDA Village Level

555 JODHPUR JUDIYA Village Level

556 JODHPUR KETOO MANDA Gram Panchayat Level

557 JODHPUR KHUDIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

558 JODHPUR UTAMBAR Gram Panchayat Level

559 JODHPUR BAORI ANWANA Gram Panchayat Level

560 JODHPUR BAORI Gram Panchayat Level

561 JODHPUR BARAN KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

562 JODHPUR CHANDRAKH Gram Panchayat Level

563 JODHPUR DHANARI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

564 JODHPUR HATUNDI Gram Panchayat Level

565 JODHPUR KHERAPA Gram Panchayat Level

566 JODHPUR LAWERA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

567 JODHPUR NETRA Gram Panchayat Level

568 JODHPUR SEVKI KHURD Village Level

569 JODHPUR SOYLA Gram Panchayat Level

570 JODHPUR TAPOO Gram Panchayat Level

571 JODHPUR UMMEDNAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

572 JODHPUR BAP BAORI KALAN Village Level

573 JODHPUR BAP Block Level

574 JODHPUR BARI SEER Gram Panchayat Level

575 JODHPUR BAROO Gram Panchayat Level

576 JODHPUR CHEEMANA Gram Panchayat Level

577 JODHPUR GHATOR Gram Panchayat Level

578 JODHPUR JAISALA Gram Panchayat Level

579 JODHPUR JAMBA Gram Panchayat Level

580 JODHPUR JOR Gram Panchayat Level

581 JODHPUR KANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

582 JODHPUR KANSINGH KI SEER Gram Panchayat Level

583 JODHPUR KELANSAR Gram Panchayat Level

584 JODHPUR LUNA Gram Panchayat Level

585 JODHPUR MOTAI Gram Panchayat Level

586 JODHPUR NANEU Gram Panchayat Level

587 JODHPUR NARAYANPURA Village Level

588 JODHPUR NOKHRA CHARNA Village Level

589 JODHPUR RANERI Gram Panchayat Level

590 JODHPUR ROHINA Gram Panchayat Level

591 JODHPUR SHEKHASAR Gram Panchayat Level

592 JODHPUR SIHRA Village Level

593 JODHPUR TEKRA Gram Panchayat Level

594 JODHPUR BHOPALGARH ASOP Gram Panchayat Level

595 JODHPUR BHOPALGARH Block Level

596 JODHPUR GAJSINGHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

597 JODHPUR HIRADESAR Gram Panchayat Level

598 JODHPUR KHANGATA Gram Panchayat Level

599 JODHPUR KHERI SALWA Gram Panchayat Level

600 JODHPUR KOSANA Gram Panchayat Level



601 JODHPUR KURI Gram Panchayat Level

602 JODHPUR NAGALWAS Gram Panchayat Level

603 JODHPUR RAJLANI Gram Panchayat Level

604 JODHPUR RAMRAWAS KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

605 JODHPUR RATKURIYA Gram Panchayat Level

606 JODHPUR SALWA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

607 JODHPUR BILARA BARNA Gram Panchayat Level

608 JODHPUR BHAVI Gram Panchayat Level

609 JODHPUR BOROONDA Gram Panchayat Level

610 JODHPUR BOYAL Gram Panchayat Level

611 JODHPUR BUCH KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

612 JODHPUR CHIRDHANI Gram Panchayat Level

613 JODHPUR HARIYADA Gram Panchayat Level

614 JODHPUR JETIWAS Gram Panchayat Level

615 JODHPUR JHAK Gram Panchayat Level

616 JODHPUR KAPARDA Gram Panchayat Level

617 JODHPUR KHARIYA MEETHAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

618 JODHPUR PATEL NAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

619 JODHPUR RANSI GAON Gram Panchayat Level

620 JODHPUR RAWAR Gram Panchayat Level

621 JODHPUR RIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

622 JODHPUR LUNI BARLIYA Gram Panchayat Level

623 JODHPUR BHANDOO KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

624 JODHPUR BHATINDA Gram Panchayat Level

625 JODHPUR BIRAMI Gram Panchayat Level

626 JODHPUR CHAWAN Village Level

627 JODHPUR CHICHARLI Gram Panchayat Level

628 JODHPUR DHAWA‐I Gram Panchayat Level

629 JODHPUR DHUNDHARA Gram Panchayat Level

630 JODHPUR DOLI Gram Panchayat Level

631 JODHPUR FEENCH Gram Panchayat Level

632 JODHPUR GURA VISHNOIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

633 JODHPUR JHALAMAND Gram Panchayat Level

634 JODHPUR JHANWAR Gram Panchayat Level

635 JODHPUR KHARA BERA PUROHITAN Gram Panchayat Level

636 JODHPUR KHEJARLI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

637 JODHPUR LOONAWAS KHARA Gram Panchayat Level

638 JODHPUR NANDWAN Gram Panchayat Level

639 JODHPUR PAL Gram Panchayat Level

640 JODHPUR PALASANI Gram Panchayat Level

641 JODHPUR PEEPARLI Gram Panchayat Level

642 JODHPUR ROHICHAN KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

643 JODHPUR SANGARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

644 JODHPUR SARECHAN Gram Panchayat Level

645 JODHPUR SUBDAND Gram Panchayat Level

646 JODHPUR MANDORE BANAR Gram Panchayat Level

647 JODHPUR BAWARLA Gram Panchayat Level

648 JODHPUR BISALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

649 JODHPUR CHAUKHAN Gram Panchayat Level

650 JODHPUR DAIKARA Gram Panchayat Level

651 JODHPUR DANGIYAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

652 JODHPUR JAJIWAL KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

653 JODHPUR JALELI DAIKARA Village Level

654 JODHPUR JALELI FAUJDARAN Gram Panchayat Level



655 JODHPUR JOLIYALI Gram Panchayat Level

656 JODHPUR KEROO Gram Panchayat Level

657 JODHPUR LORDI DAIJAGRA Gram Panchayat Level

658 JODHPUR LORDI‐PANDIT JI Gram Panchayat Level

659 JODHPUR MANAKLAO Gram Panchayat Level

660 JODHPUR POPAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

661 JODHPUR ROHILA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

662 JODHPUR SALORI Village Level

663 JODHPUR SALWA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

664 JODHPUR OSIAN BAITHWASIYA Gram Panchayat Level

665 JODHPUR BALARWA Gram Panchayat Level

666 JODHPUR BAPINI Gram Panchayat Level

667 JODHPUR BHIMSAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

668 JODHPUR CHERAI Gram Panchayat Level

669 JODHPUR KHABRA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

670 JODHPUR MALOONGA Gram Panchayat Level

671 JODHPUR MATHANIYA Gram Panchayat Level

672 JODHPUR NAUSAR Gram Panchayat Level

673 JODHPUR NEWRA ROAD Gram Panchayat Level

674 JODHPUR OSIAN Block Level

675 JODHPUR PANCHLA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

676 JODHPUR PARASALA Gram Panchayat Level

677 JODHPUR RAIMALWARA Gram Panchayat Level

678 JODHPUR SAMRAU Gram Panchayat Level

679 JODHPUR TIWARI Gram Panchayat Level

680 JODHPUR PHALODI AAU Gram Panchayat Level

681 JODHPUR AMLA Gram Panchayat Level

682 JODHPUR BHEEYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

683 JODHPUR BHOJASAR Gram Panchayat Level

684 JODHPUR DAYA KOR Gram Panchayat Level

685 JODHPUR DENOK Gram Panchayat Level

686 JODHPUR DHADHO Gram Panchayat Level

687 JODHPUR HOPARDI Gram Panchayat Level

688 JODHPUR ISHRU Gram Panchayat Level

689 JODHPUR LOHAWAT BISNAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

690 JODHPUR LORDIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

691 JODHPUR MADLA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

692 JODHPUR MOKHERI Gram Panchayat Level

693 JODHPUR MORIYA Gram Panchayat Level

694 JODHPUR PARIYAL Gram Panchayat Level

695 JODHPUR PASHCHIMI DHANI Village Level

696 JODHPUR PEELWA Gram Panchayat Level

697 JODHPUR RIDMALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

698 JODHPUR SANWREEJ Gram Panchayat Level

699 JODHPUR SHERGARH BHANDOO JATI Gram Panchayat Level

700 JODHPUR BHOM SAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

701 JODHPUR CHABA Gram Panchayat Level

702 JODHPUR CHAND SAMA Gram Panchayat Level

703 JODHPUR CHORD IYA Gram Panchayat Level

704 JODHPUR DECHOO Gram Panchayat Level

705 JODHPUR GARA Gram Panchayat Level

706 JODHPUR JETHANIYA Gram Panchayat Level

707 JODHPUR KALAU Gram Panchayat Level

708 JODHPUR KHIRJAN KHAS Gram Panchayat Level



709 JODHPUR KHIYASARIYA Village Level

710 JODHPUR PABOOSAR Gram Panchayat Level

711 JODHPUR RAISAR Gram Panchayat Level

712 JODHPUR SAI Gram Panchayat Level

713 JODHPUR SETRAWA Gram Panchayat Level

714 JODHPUR SHERGARH Block Level

715 JODHPUR SOINTARA Gram Panchayat Level

716 JODHPUR SOMESAR Gram Panchayat Level

717 JODHPUR TENA Gram Panchayat Level

718 JODHPUR UTWALIYA Gram Panchayat Level

719 PALI BALI BEEJAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

720 PALI BEESALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

721 PALI BERA Gram Panchayat Level

722 PALI BHEEMANA Gram Panchayat Level

723 PALI BOYA Gram Panchayat Level

724 PALI CHAMUNDERI RANA WATAN Gram Panchayat Level

725 PALI GURALAS Gram Panchayat Level

726 PALI KHEEMEL Gram Panchayat Level

727 PALI KOORAN Gram Panchayat Level

728 PALI KOTBALIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

729 PALI KOTHAR Gram Panchayat Level

730 PALI LUNAWA Gram Panchayat Level

731 PALI MUNDARA Gram Panchayat Level

732 PALI NANA Gram Panchayat Level

733 PALI PHALNA (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

734 PALI SEWARI Gram Panchayat Level

735 PALI DESURI ANA Gram Panchayat Level

736 PALI BAGOL Gram Panchayat Level

737 PALI DADAI Gram Panchayat Level

738 PALI DAYLANA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

739 PALI DESURI Block Level

740 PALI GHANERAO Gram Panchayat Level

741 PALI KOT SOLANKIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

742 PALI MADA Gram Panchayat Level

743 PALI MAGAR TALAB Gram Panchayat Level

744 PALI MANDPUR Gram Panchayat Level

745 PALI NADOL Gram Panchayat Level

746 PALI NARLAI Gram Panchayat Level

747 PALI PANOTA Gram Panchayat Level

748 PALI JAITARAN ANANDPUR KALU WITH CHAK Gram Panchayat Level

749 PALI BALARA Gram Panchayat Level

750 PALI BALOONDA Gram Panchayat Level

751 PALI CHAWANDIYA Gram Panchayat Level

752 PALI DEORIYA Gram Panchayat Level

753 PALI FALKA Gram Panchayat Level

754 PALI GARNIYA Gram Panchayat Level

755 PALI KEKINDARA Gram Panchayat Level

756 PALI KURKI Gram Panchayat Level

757 PALI LAMBIYA Gram Panchayat Level

758 PALI NIMAJ Gram Panchayat Level

759 PALI NIMBOL Gram Panchayat Level

760 PALI PATWA Gram Panchayat Level

761 PALI RABARIYAS Gram Panchayat Level

762 PALI RANIWAL Village Level



763 PALI RAS Gram Panchayat Level

764 PALI SEWARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

765 PALI TOONKARA Gram Panchayat Level

766 PALI MARWAR JUNCTION AUWA Gram Panchayat Level

767 PALI BANTA Gram Panchayat Level

768 PALI BARSA Gram Panchayat Level

769 PALI BHIMALIYA Gram Panchayat Level

770 PALI CHIRPATIYA Gram Panchayat Level

771 PALI DEOLI Gram Panchayat Level

772 PALI DHAMLI Gram Panchayat Level

773 PALI DHANLA Gram Panchayat Level

774 PALI DHUNDHALA Gram Panchayat Level

775 PALI GURA KESHAR SINGH Gram Panchayat Level

776 PALI HINGOLA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

777 PALI JADAN KHALSA Gram Panchayat Level

778 PALI JEEJARDI Gram Panchayat Level

779 PALI JOJAWAR Gram Panchayat Level

780 PALI KANTALIYA Gram Panchayat Level

781 PALI KARMAL Village Level

782 PALI KHARDI Gram Panchayat Level

783 PALI MANDA Gram Panchayat Level

784 PALI MARWAR JUNCTION Gram Panchayat Level

785 PALI PANCHETIYA Gram Panchayat Level

786 PALI PHULAD Gram Panchayat Level

787 PALI RADAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

788 PALI RANAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

789 PALI SARAN Gram Panchayat Level

790 PALI SAWRAD Gram Panchayat Level

791 PALI SEERIYARI Gram Panchayat Level

792 PALI PALI BHAGESAR Gram Panchayat Level

793 PALI BHAWRI Gram Panchayat Level

794 PALI DINGAI Gram Panchayat Level

795 PALI GIRADRA JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

796 PALI GUNDOJ Gram Panchayat Level

797 PALI GURA ENDLA Gram Panchayat Level

798 PALI HEMAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

799 PALI KHERWA Gram Panchayat Level

800 PALI LAMBIYA Gram Panchayat Level

801 PALI MANIHARI Gram Panchayat Level

802 PALI ROOPAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

803 PALI TEWALI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

804 PALI RAIPUR BABRA Gram Panchayat Level

805 PALI BAR Gram Panchayat Level

806 PALI BOONTIWAS Gram Panchayat Level

807 PALI CHANG Gram Panchayat Level

808 PALI CHITAR Gram Panchayat Level

809 PALI DEEPAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

810 PALI GIRI Gram Panchayat Level

811 PALI JHOONTHA Gram Panchayat Level

812 PALI KANUJA Gram Panchayat Level

813 PALI KHEENWAL Village Level

814 PALI KOT KIRANA Gram Panchayat Level

815 PALI KUSHALPURA Gram Panchayat Level



816 PALI NAHARPURA Village Level

817 PALI NANANA Gram Panchayat Level

818 PALI PEEPALIYA KALAN Village Level

819 PALI RAIPUR Block Level

820 PALI RAWANIYA Village Level

821 PALI SENDARA Gram Panchayat Level

822 PALI RANI BALRAI Gram Panchayat Level

823 PALI BEEJOWA Gram Panchayat Level

824 PALI BUSI Gram Panchayat Level

825 PALI CHANCHORI Gram Panchayat Level

826 PALI DEOLI Gram Panchayat Level

827 PALI GURHA THAKURJI Village Level

828 PALI INDARWARA Gram Panchayat Level

829 PALI ITDARA MERTIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

830 PALI JAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

831 PALI KHIWARA Gram Panchayat Level

832 PALI KHOR Gram Panchayat Level

833 PALI KISHANPURA Gram Panchayat Level

834 PALI NEEPAL Gram Panchayat Level

835 PALI ROHAT CHENDA Gram Panchayat Level

836 PALI CHOTILA Gram Panchayat Level

837 PALI DHABAR KALAN & KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

838 PALI JAITPUR Village Level

839 PALI KALALI Gram Panchayat Level

840 PALI KHANDI Gram Panchayat Level

841 PALI KULTHANA Gram Panchayat Level

842 PALI MANDAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

843 PALI RANA Gram Panchayat Level

844 PALI ROHAT Block Level

845 PALI SONAILAKHA Gram Panchayat Level

846 PALI VAYAD Gram Panchayat Level

847 PALI SOJAT ATPARA Gram Panchayat Level

848 PALI BAGRI Gram Panchayat Level

849 PALI BHAISANA Gram Panchayat Level

850 PALI BILAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

851 PALI CHANDAWAL Gram Panchayat Level

852 PALI CHANDAWAL STATION Gram Panchayat Level

853 PALI CHARWAS Gram Panchayat Level

854 PALI CHOPRA Gram Panchayat Level

855 PALI DHAKRI Gram Panchayat Level

856 PALI GUDA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

857 PALI GUDA RAMSINGH Gram Panchayat Level

858 PALI HARIYA MALI Gram Panchayat Level

859 PALI KHARIYA NEEV Gram Panchayat Level

860 PALI KHOKHARA Gram Panchayat Level

861 PALI RUPAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

862 PALI SANDIYA Gram Panchayat Level

863 PALI SARDAR SAMAND Gram Panchayat Level

864 PALI SOJAT (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

865 PALI SURAYTA Gram Panchayat Level

866 PALI SUMERPUR BALANA Gram Panchayat Level

867 PALI CHANOD Gram Panchayat Level

868 PALI DHOLA JAGEER Gram Panchayat Level

869 PALI DUJANA Gram Panchayat Level



870 PALI DUJANA Gram Panchayat Level

871 PALI KHIWANDI Gram Panchayat Level

872 PALI KOLIWARA Gram Panchayat Level

873 PALI KOSELAO Gram Panchayat Level

874 PALI PALRI Gram Panchayat Level

875 PALI PAWA Gram Panchayat Level

876 PALI SANDERAO Gram Panchayat Level

877 SIROHI ABUROAD AKRA BHATTA Gram Panchayat Level

878 SIROHI AWAL Gram Panchayat Level

879 SIROHI CHANAR Gram Panchayat Level

880 SIROHI DELDAR Gram Panchayat Level

881 SIROHI DOVTRA Gram Panchayat Level

882 SIROHI GIRWAR Gram Panchayat Level

883 SIROHI JAMBOORI Gram Panchayat Level

884 SIROHI KIWARLI Gram Panchayat Level

885 SIROHI MAVAL Gram Panchayat Level

886 SIROHI MUNGTHALA Gram Panchayat Level

887 SIROHI ORIYA Gram Panchayat Level

888 SIROHI SANTPUR (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

889 SIROHI PINDWARA ACHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

890 SIROHI AMLI Gram Panchayat Level

891 SIROHI BASANTGARH Gram Panchayat Level

892 SIROHI BHARJA Gram Panchayat Level

893 SIROHI BHAVRI Gram Panchayat Level

894 SIROHI BHOOLA Gram Panchayat Level

895 SIROHI DHANARI Gram Panchayat Level

896 SIROHI GHARAT Gram Panchayat Level

897 SIROHI ISRA Gram Panchayat Level

898 SIROHI JHADOLI Gram Panchayat Level

899 SIROHI KOJRA Gram Panchayat Level

900 SIROHI NANDIYA Gram Panchayat Level

901 SIROHI ROHIRA Gram Panchayat Level

902 SIROHI SIWERA Gram Panchayat Level

903 SIROHI VEERWARA Gram Panchayat Level

904 SIROHI WALORIYA Gram Panchayat Level

905 SIROHI WASA Gram Panchayat Level

906 SIROHI REODAR ANADRA Gram Panchayat Level

907 SIROHI BHATANA Gram Panchayat Level

908 SIROHI DANTRAI Gram Panchayat Level

909 SIROHI DATANI Gram Panchayat Level

910 SIROHI DOLPURA Gram Panchayat Level

911 SIROHI GUNDWARA Gram Panchayat Level

912 SIROHI JEERAWAL Gram Panchayat Level

913 SIROHI JETAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

914 SIROHI LOONOL Gram Panchayat Level

915 SIROHI MANDAR Gram Panchayat Level

916 SIROHI MAROL Gram Panchayat Level

917 SIROHI NAGANI Gram Panchayat Level

918 SIROHI PEE THAPURA S Gram Panchayat Level

919 SIROHI RAIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

920 SIROHI REODAR Block Level

921 SIROHI SELWADA Gram Panchayat Level

922 SIROHI SIRODI Gram Panchayat Level

923 SIROHI SONANI Gram Panchayat Level



924 SIROHI SORDA Gram Panchayat Level

925 SIROHI UDWARIA Gram Panchayat Level

926 SIROHI WASAN Gram Panchayat Level

927 SIROHI SHEOGANJ ANDOR Gram Panchayat Level

928 SIROHI ARATHWARA Gram Panchayat Level

929 SIROHI BAR GAON Gram Panchayat Level

930 SIROHI DHUWANA Gram Panchayat Level

931 SIROHI JAITPURA Gram Panchayat Level

932 SIROHI JOYLA Gram Panchayat Level

933 SIROHI KAILASHNAGAR@ LAS Gram Panchayat Level

934 SIROHI KESARPURA Gram Panchayat Level

935 SIROHI NARADARA Gram Panchayat Level

936 SIROHI PALRI Gram Panchayat Level

937 SIROHI POSALIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

938 SIROHI SIROHI AMLARI Gram Panchayat Level

939 SIROHI BALDA Gram Panchayat Level

940 SIROHI BARLOOT Gram Panchayat Level

941 SIROHI BELANGARI Gram Panchayat Level

942 SIROHI DODUA Gram Panchayat Level

943 SIROHI GOYLI Gram Panchayat Level

944 SIROHI JAWAL Gram Panchayat Level

945 SIROHI KALANDRI Gram Panchayat Level

946 SIROHI KRISHNGANJ Gram Panchayat Level

947 SIROHI MADIYA Gram Panchayat Level

948 SIROHI MANDWA Village Level

949 SIROHI MERMANDWARA Gram Panchayat Level

950 SIROHI MOHABBAT NAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

951 SIROHI SINDRATH Gram Panchayat Level

952 SIROHI UD Gram Panchayat Level



Bharatpur Division


1 BHARATPUR BAYANA BAGREN Gram Panchayat Level

2 BHARATPUR BANGASPURA Village Level

3 BHARATPUR BARODA Gram Panchayat Level

4 BHARATPUR BEERAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

5 BHARATPUR BIDYARI Gram Panchayat Level

6 BHARATPUR DEHGAWAN Gram Panchayat Level

7 BHARATPUR GAZIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

8 BHARATPUR KAIR Gram Panchayat Level

9 BHARATPUR KALSARA Gram Panchayat Level

10 BHARATPUR KANAWAR Gram Panchayat Level

11 BHARATPUR KHARERI Gram Panchayat Level

12 BHARATPUR KHERLI GADASIYA Gram Panchayat Level

13 BHARATPUR MAHLONI Gram Panchayat Level

14 BHARATPUR MAHMADPURA Gram Panchayat Level

15 BHARATPUR MILAKPUR Gram Panchayat Level

16 BHARATPUR NAROLI Gram Panchayat Level

17 BHARATPUR NAWLI Gram Panchayat Level

18 BHARATPUR PALIDANG Gram Panchayat Level

19 BHARATPUR PIDAWALI Village Level

20 BHARATPUR PURABAI KHERA Gram Panchayat Level

21 BHARATPUR SADHPURA Village Level

22 BHARATPUR SAMOGAR Gram Panchayat Level

23 BHARATPUR SEEDPUR Gram Panchayat Level

24 BHARATPUR SHAHPUR Gram Panchayat Level

25 BHARATPUR SHERGARH Gram Panchayat Level

26 BHARATPUR TARSOOMA Gram Panchayat Level

27 BHARATPUR THANA DANG Gram Panchayat Level

28 BHARATPUR DEEG AU Gram Panchayat Level

29 BHARATPUR BAHAJ Gram Panchayat Level

30 BHARATPUR BAROLI CHAUTH Gram Panchayat Level

31 BHARATPUR BEDHAM Gram Panchayat Level

32 BHARATPUR CHULERA Gram Panchayat Level

33 BHARATPUR DHAMARI Gram Panchayat Level

34 BHARATPUR DIDAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

35 BHARATPUR JANOOTHAR Gram Panchayat Level

36 BHARATPUR JATOLI THOON Gram Panchayat Level

37 BHARATPUR KASOT Gram Panchayat Level

38 BHARATPUR KHOH Gram Panchayat Level

39 BHARATPUR KUCHAWATI Gram Panchayat Level

40 BHARATPUR MAWAI Gram Panchayat Level

41 BHARATPUR NIGOHI Gram Panchayat Level

42 BHARATPUR PANHORI Gram Panchayat Level

43 BHARATPUR PARAMDARA Gram Panchayat Level

44 BHARATPUR PARLA Village Level

45 BHARATPUR PASOPA Gram Panchayat Level

46 BHARATPUR PASTA Gram Panchayat Level

47 BHARATPUR SAMAI Gram Panchayat Level

48 BHARATPUR SHYORAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

49 BHARATPUR SINSINI Gram Panchayat Level

50 BHARATPUR TODA Gram Panchayat Level

51 BHARATPUR KAMAN ANCHWARA Gram Panchayat Level

52 BHARATPUR BHANDARA Gram Panchayat Level

53 BHARATPUR BHORI Gram Panchayat Level

54 BHARATPUR BILANG Gram Panchayat Level

55 BHARATPUR DHAULET Gram Panchayat Level

56 BHARATPUR GHATMEEKA Gram Panchayat Level

57 BHARATPUR GHOSEENGA Gram Panchayat Level

58 BHARATPUR JOT GAWETI Village Level



59 BHARATPUR JOT ROOHALLA Gram Panchayat Level

60 BHARATPUR JURHARA Gram Panchayat Level

61 BHARATPUR KATHAUL Gram Panchayat Level

62 BHARATPUR KHERLI MANNA Village Level

63 BHARATPUR LEWRA Gram Panchayat Level

64 BHARATPUR LUHESAR Gram Panchayat Level

65 BHARATPUR MOONSEPUR Gram Panchayat Level

66 BHARATPUR NAUNERA Gram Panchayat Level

67 BHARATPUR OLANDA Gram Panchayat Level

68 BHARATPUR PAI Gram Panchayat Level

69 BHARATPUR PALLA Gram Panchayat Level

70 BHARATPUR PAPRA Gram Panchayat Level

71 BHARATPUR PATHWARI Village Level

72 BHARATPUR SABLANA Gram Panchayat Level

73 BHARATPUR SAHSAN Gram Panchayat Level

74 BHARATPUR SANWLER Gram Panchayat Level

75 BHARATPUR SATWARI Gram Panchayat Level

76 BHARATPUR SATWAS Gram Panchayat Level

77 BHARATPUR SONOKHAR Gram Panchayat Level

78 BHARATPUR SUNHERA Gram Panchayat Level

79 BHARATPUR UDAKA Gram Panchayat Level

80 BHARATPUR UNCHERA Gram Panchayat Level

81 BHARATPUR VAULKHERA Gram Panchayat Level

82 BHARATPUR KUMHER AJAN Gram Panchayat Level

83 BHARATPUR AJAU Gram Panchayat Level

84 BHARATPUR AWAR Gram Panchayat Level

85 BHARATPUR BELARA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

86 BHARATPUR BIRHARU Gram Panchayat Level

87 BHARATPUR BORAI Village Level

88 BHARATPUR DHANWARA Gram Panchayat Level

89 BHARATPUR GUHAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

90 BHARATPUR HELAK Gram Panchayat Level

91 BHARATPUR KOOMHA Gram Panchayat Level

92 BHARATPUR LAKHAN Gram Panchayat Level

93 BHARATPUR MAHARAWAR Gram Panchayat Level

94 BHARATPUR PAHUA Gram Panchayat Level

95 BHARATPUR PICHOOMAR Gram Panchayat Level

96 BHARATPUR RARAH Gram Panchayat Level

97 BHARATPUR RUNDH HELAKCHHOTI Village Level

98 BHARATPUR SABORA Gram Panchayat Level

99 BHARATPUR SANTROOK Gram Panchayat Level

100 BHARATPUR SIKRORI Gram Panchayat Level

101 BHARATPUR TAMRER Gram Panchayat Level

102 BHARATPUR THERAWAR Gram Panchayat Level

103 BHARATPUR UBAR Gram Panchayat Level

104 BHARATPUR NADBAI AKHAIGARH Gram Panchayat Level

105 BHARATPUR BACHHAMADI Gram Panchayat Level

106 BHARATPUR BAHRAMDA Gram Panchayat Level

107 BHARATPUR BARAULI CHHAR Gram Panchayat Level

108 BHARATPUR BARAULI RAN Gram Panchayat Level

109 BHARATPUR BHADEERA Gram Panchayat Level

110 BHARATPUR CHITARI BHOOTPURA Village Level

111 BHARATPUR HANTRA Gram Panchayat Level

112 BHARATPUR JHARKAI Gram Panchayat Level

113 BHARATPUR KAREELI Gram Panchayat Level

114 BHARATPUR KARHI Gram Panchayat Level

115 BHARATPUR KAWAI Gram Panchayat Level

116 BHARATPUR KHANGRI Gram Panchayat Level

117 BHARATPUR LAKHANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

118 BHARATPUR LUHASA Gram Panchayat Level

119 BHARATPUR MAI Gram Panchayat Level

120 BHARATPUR PAHARSAR Gram Panchayat Level



121 BHARATPUR PARASWARA Gram Panchayat Level

122 BHARATPUR PINGORA Gram Panchayat Level

123 BHARATPUR NAGAR BAS BURJA Village Level

124 BHARATPUR BERROO Gram Panchayat Level

125 BHARATPUR BHATPURA Gram Panchayat Level

126 BHARATPUR CHIRAWAL MALI Gram Panchayat Level

127 BHARATPUR FATEHPUR KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

128 BHARATPUR GANGORA Gram Panchayat Level

129 BHARATPUR GOPALGARH Gram Panchayat Level

130 BHARATPUR GULPARA Gram Panchayat Level

131 BHARATPUR JAGARKA Village Level

132 BHARATPUR JAISHRI (JAISRI) Gram Panchayat Level

133 BHARATPUR JALALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

134 BHARATPUR JALOOKI Gram Panchayat Level

135 BHARATPUR JATWAS Village Level

136 BHARATPUR KAITHWARA Gram Panchayat Level

137 BHARATPUR KAKRALA Gram Panchayat Level

138 BHARATPUR KHAKHAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

139 BHARATPUR KHANDEWLA Gram Panchayat Level

140 BHARATPUR KHESTI Gram Panchayat Level

141 BHARATPUR LADAMKA Gram Panchayat Level

142 BHARATPUR MANOTA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

143 BHARATPUR MOONDOTI Gram Panchayat Level

144 BHARATPUR PADALWAS Gram Panchayat Level

145 BHARATPUR PAHARI Gram Panchayat Level

146 BHARATPUR PALKA Gram Panchayat Level

147 BHARATPUR PATHRALI Gram Panchayat Level

148 BHARATPUR PEEPAL KHERA Gram Panchayat Level

149 BHARATPUR RANPH Gram Panchayat Level

150 BHARATPUR SEEKRI CHAK NO. 1 Gram Panchayat Level

151 BHARATPUR SEEKRI CHAK NO. 2 Gram Panchayat Level

152 BHARATPUR SEMLI Gram Panchayat Level

153 BHARATPUR SIHAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

154 BHARATPUR SIRTHALA Gram Panchayat Level

155 BHARATPUR SUNDRAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

156 BHARATPUR TESKI Gram Panchayat Level

157 BHARATPUR THOON Gram Panchayat Level

158 BHARATPUR RUPBAS BARAH MAFI Gram Panchayat Level

159 BHARATPUR BHAISA Gram Panchayat Level

160 BHARATPUR BHAWANPURA Gram Panchayat Level

161 BHARATPUR DAHINA GAON Gram Panchayat Level

162 BHARATPUR DAULATGARH Village Level

163 BHARATPUR DAURDA Gram Panchayat Level

164 BHARATPUR DUMRIYA Gram Panchayat Level

165 BHARATPUR IBRAHIMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

166 BHARATPUR JOTROLI Gram Panchayat Level

167 BHARATPUR KHAN SURJAPURA Gram Panchayat Level

168 BHARATPUR KHANUAN Gram Panchayat Level

169 BHARATPUR KHERA THAKUR Gram Panchayat Level

170 BHARATPUR KHUDASA Gram Panchayat Level

171 BHARATPUR KURKA Gram Panchayat Level

172 BHARATPUR MALONI Gram Panchayat Level

173 BHARATPUR MUDHERA Gram Panchayat Level

174 BHARATPUR NABHERA Gram Panchayat Level

175 BHARATPUR PICHOONA Gram Panchayat Level

176 BHARATPUR RUDAWAL Gram Panchayat Level

177 BHARATPUR RUPBAS Block Level

178 BHARATPUR SAJJANWAS Village Level

179 BHARATPUR SHAHNA Gram Panchayat Level

180 BHARATPUR SHAKKARPUR Gram Panchayat Level

181 BHARATPUR SIRROND Gram Panchayat Level

182 BHARATPUR UCHCHAIN Gram Panchayat Level



183 BHARATPUR SEWAR AGHAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

184 BHARATPUR BACHHAMANDI Gram Panchayat Level

185 BHARATPUR BAHNERA Gram Panchayat Level

186 BHARATPUR BANSI BIRAHNA Village Level

187 BHARATPUR BANSI KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

188 BHARATPUR CHAK KAZI Village Level

189 BHARATPUR CHICHANA Gram Panchayat Level

190 BHARATPUR CHIKSANA Gram Panchayat Level

191 BHARATPUR DHANAGARH Village Level

192 BHARATPUR EKTA Gram Panchayat Level

193 BHARATPUR GAONRI Gram Panchayat Level

194 BHARATPUR IKARAN Gram Panchayat Level

195 BHARATPUR JAGHEENA ( RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

196 BHARATPUR JHAROLI Gram Panchayat Level

197 BHARATPUR KOOMHA Gram Panchayat Level

198 BHARATPUR LUDHABAI Gram Panchayat Level

199 BHARATPUR MADHONI Gram Panchayat Level

200 BHARATPUR MADOLI Village Level

201 BHARATPUR MALAH Gram Panchayat Level

202 BHARATPUR PAR Gram Panchayat Level

203 BHARATPUR PEEPLA Gram Panchayat Level

204 BHARATPUR RUNDH IKARAN Gram Panchayat Level

205 BHARATPUR TEHRA LODHA Village Level

206 BHARATPUR WEIR ALIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

207 BHARATPUR BAJHERA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

208 BHARATPUR BALLABHGARH Gram Panchayat Level

209 BHARATPUR BHAISEENA Gram Panchayat Level

210 BHARATPUR CHHOKARWARA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

211 BHARATPUR DEEWALI Gram Panchayat Level

212 BHARATPUR DHARSONI Gram Panchayat Level

213 BHARATPUR GOVINDPURA Gram Panchayat Level

214 BHARATPUR GUDHAKAR Village Level

215 BHARATPUR HALENA Gram Panchayat Level

216 BHARATPUR ITAMADA Gram Panchayat Level

217 BHARATPUR JAGJIWANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

218 BHARATPUR KAMALPURA Gram Panchayat Level

219 BHARATPUR MOLONI Gram Panchayat Level

220 BHARATPUR MOODIYA LALEETA Gram Panchayat Level

221 BHARATPUR NAIWARA Gram Panchayat Level

222 BHARATPUR NITHAR Gram Panchayat Level

223 BHARATPUR PATHENA Gram Panchayat Level

224 BHARATPUR RANDHEERGARH Gram Panchayat Level

225 BHARATPUR SALEMPUR KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

226 BHARATPUR SAMRAYA Gram Panchayat Level

227 BHARATPUR SARSAINA Gram Panchayat Level

228 BHARATPUR SIRAS Gram Panchayat Level

229 BHARATPUR SUHANS Gram Panchayat Level

230 BHARATPUR SUHARI Gram Panchayat Level

231 DHOLPUR BARI AHMADPUR Village Level

232 DHOLPUR ALIGARH Gram Panchayat Level

233 DHOLPUR BASAI DANG Gram Panchayat Level

234 DHOLPUR BIJAULI Gram Panchayat Level

235 DHOLPUR CHILA CHAUND Gram Panchayat Level

236 DHOLPUR DHEEMIRI Gram Panchayat Level

237 DHOLPUR GARHI SUKKHA Gram Panchayat Level

238 DHOLPUR HANSAI Village Level

239 DHOLPUR KACHHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

240 DHOLPUR KANCHANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

241 DHOLPUR KHANPUR MAINA Gram Panchayat Level

242 DHOLPUR KUDINNA Gram Panchayat Level

243 DHOLPUR MARHOLI Gram Panchayat Level



244 DHOLPUR MASTOORA Gram Panchayat Level

245 DHOLPUR NAGLA BEEDHORA Gram Panchayat Level

246 DHOLPUR NAGLA DULHEKHAN Gram Panchayat Level

247 DHOLPUR NAKSAUDA Gram Panchayat Level

248 DHOLPUR NEEM KHERA Gram Panchayat Level

249 DHOLPUR NORHA Gram Panchayat Level

250 DHOLPUR PALI Village Level

251 DHOLPUR PAVESURA Village Level

252 DHOLPUR PIDAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

253 DHOLPUR RUDH KA PURA Village Level

254 DHOLPUR RUPASPUR Gram Panchayat Level

255 DHOLPUR SAHERI NO. 1 Gram Panchayat Level

256 DHOLPUR SANAURA Gram Panchayat Level

257 DHOLPUR SEWARPALI Gram Panchayat Level

258 DHOLPUR SIGORAI Gram Panchayat Level

259 DHOLPUR TONTRI Gram Panchayat Level

260 DHOLPUR UMREH Gram Panchayat Level

261 DHOLPUR VARIPURA Village Level

262 DHOLPUR BASERI ANGAI Gram Panchayat Level

263 DHOLPUR ATARSOOMA Village Level

264 DHOLPUR BAGTHAR Gram Panchayat Level

265 DHOLPUR BANORA Village Level

266 DHOLPUR BARAULI Gram Panchayat Level

267 DHOLPUR BASERI Block Level

268 DHOLPUR BHARLI Village Level

269 DHOLPUR BIJHOLI Gram Panchayat Level

270 DHOLPUR BORELI Gram Panchayat Level

271 DHOLPUR CHANDPURA Village Level

272 DHOLPUR CHANDRAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

273 DHOLPUR DAVOPURA Gram Panchayat Level

274 DHOLPUR DHAUR Village Level

275 DHOLPUR DOMAI Gram Panchayat Level

276 DHOLPUR EKTA Gram Panchayat Level

277 DHOLPUR HARJOOPURA Gram Panchayat Level

278 DHOLPUR JARGA Gram Panchayat Level

279 DHOLPUR JHIRI Gram Panchayat Level

280 DHOLPUR KHIDORA Gram Panchayat Level

281 DHOLPUR KUNKUTA Gram Panchayat Level

282 DHOLPUR MAMODHAN Gram Panchayat Level

283 DHOLPUR MAU GULAWALI Village Level

284 DHOLPUR MOORIK Village Level

285 DHOLPUR NADANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

286 DHOLPUR PIPRON Gram Panchayat Level

287 DHOLPUR RAHRAI Gram Panchayat Level

288 DHOLPUR RATANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

289 DHOLPUR SALEMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

290 DHOLPUR SARMATHURA Gram Panchayat Level

291 DHOLPUR TIMASIYA Village Level

292 DHOLPUR DHOLPUR BADRIKA Village Level

293 DHOLPUR BASAI NAWAB Gram Panchayat Level

294 DHOLPUR BASAI SAMANTA Gram Panchayat Level

295 DHOLPUR BIPARPUR Gram Panchayat Level

296 DHOLPUR BIRODHA Gram Panchayat Level

297 DHOLPUR BISHNODA Gram Panchayat Level

298 DHOLPUR BOTHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

299 DHOLPUR CHITAURA Gram Panchayat Level

300 DHOLPUR DONARI Gram Panchayat Level

301 DHOLPUR FIROZPUR Village Level

302 DHOLPUR GARHI CHATOLA Gram Panchayat Level



303 DHOLPUR GARHI LAJJA Gram Panchayat Level

304 DHOLPUR HINOTA Gram Panchayat Level

305 DHOLPUR KAITHRI Gram Panchayat Level

306 DHOLPUR KHERA Village Level

307 DHOLPUR KOLARI Gram Panchayat Level

308 DHOLPUR KOLUWA Gram Panchayat Level

309 DHOLPUR KURENDHA Gram Panchayat Level

310 DHOLPUR MALAUNI KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

311 DHOLPUR MALONI PANWAR Gram Panchayat Level

312 DHOLPUR MANIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

313 DHOLPUR MANPUR Gram Panchayat Level

314 DHOLPUR NAGLA KHARAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

315 DHOLPUR PACHGAON Gram Panchayat Level

316 DHOLPUR PARAUA Village Level

317 DHOLPUR PURAINI Gram Panchayat Level

318 DHOLPUR PURANI CHHAWANY Gram Panchayat Level

319 DHOLPUR RAJAURA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

320 DHOLPUR RAJORA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

321 DHOLPUR SAIPAU Gram Panchayat Level

322 DHOLPUR SAKHWARA Gram Panchayat Level

323 DHOLPUR SHALA KA PURA Village Level

324 DHOLPUR TAHRI Gram Panchayat Level

325 DHOLPUR TANDA Gram Panchayat Level

326 DHOLPUR TASEEMO Gram Panchayat Level

327 DHOLPUR TORDANYAL Village Level

328 DHOLPUR UMRARA Village Level

329 DHOLPUR RAJAKHERA AJEETAPURA Village Level

330 DHOLPUR BAJNA Gram Panchayat Level

331 DHOLPUR BASAI GHEEYARAM Gram Panchayat Level

332 DHOLPUR BASAI KARE Gram Panchayat Level

333 DHOLPUR BHAISENA Gram Panchayat Level

334 DHOLPUR BICHOLA Village Level

335 DHOLPUR CHANGORA Village Level

336 DHOLPUR DEOKHERA Gram Panchayat Level

337 DHOLPUR DIHAULI Gram Panchayat Level

338 DHOLPUR DULHARA Gram Panchayat Level

339 DHOLPUR FARASHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

340 DHOLPUR GADRAI Village Level

341 DHOLPUR HATHWARI Gram Panchayat Level

342 DHOLPUR JAITPUR Village Level

343 DHOLPUR JALALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

344 DHOLPUR JASOOPURA Gram Panchayat Level

345 DHOLPUR JATOLI Gram Panchayat Level

346 DHOLPUR KASIMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

347 DHOLPUR KATHOOMRA Village Level

348 DHOLPUR KHERLI Gram Panchayat Level

349 DHOLPUR LALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

350 DHOLPUR LUHARI Gram Panchayat Level

351 DHOLPUR MACHHARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

352 DHOLPUR MAHADPURA Gram Panchayat Level

353 DHOLPUR MANGROL Gram Panchayat Level

354 DHOLPUR MARENA Gram Panchayat Level

355 DHOLPUR NADAULI Gram Panchayat Level

356 DHOLPUR NAHILA Gram Panchayat Level

357 DHOLPUR SADIKPUR Gram Panchayat Level

358 DHOLPUR SAMAUNA Village Level

359 DHOLPUR SHAHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

360 DHOLPUR SILAWAT Gram Panchayat Level

361 DHOLPUR SINGHAWALI Gram Panchayat Level



362 DHOLPUR SINGHAWALI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

363 KARAULI HINDAUN CHINAYATA Gram Panchayat Level

364 KARAULI DHINDHORA Gram Panchayat Level

365 KARAULI GAODA MEENA Gram Panchayat Level

366 KARAULI IRNIYA Gram Panchayat Level

367 KARAULI JAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

368 KARAULI JAT NAGALA Gram Panchayat Level

369 KARAULI JHAREDA Gram Panchayat Level

370 KARAULI KACHROLI Gram Panchayat Level

371 KARAULI KATKAR Gram Panchayat Level

372 KARAULI KHARETA Gram Panchayat Level

373 KARAULI KHERLI GOOJAR Village Level

374 KARAULI KOTRI Gram Panchayat Level

375 KARAULI MAHOO IBRAHIMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

376 KARAULI MAHOO KHAS Gram Panchayat Level

377 KARAULI PATAUNDA Village Level

378 KARAULI PEEPALHERA Village Level

379 KARAULI SANET Village Level

380 KARAULI SUROTH Gram Panchayat Level

381 KARAULI VANKI Gram Panchayat Level

382 KARAULI WAI JATT Gram Panchayat Level

383 KARAULI KARAULI BHAVLI Gram Panchayat Level

384 KARAULI CHAINPUR Gram Panchayat Level

385 KARAULI CHAINPUR Gram Panchayat Level

386 KARAULI DANDA Gram Panchayat Level

387 KARAULI FATEHPUR Gram Panchayat Level

388 KARAULI GERAI Gram Panchayat Level

389 KARAULI GUNESRA Gram Panchayat Level

390 KARAULI GURLA Gram Panchayat Level

391 KARAULI JAHANGEERPUR Gram Panchayat Level

392 KARAULI JAMOORA Gram Panchayat Level

393 KARAULI KAILADEVI Gram Panchayat Level

394 KARAULI KHERIYA Gram Panchayat Level

395 KARAULI KHOOBNAGAR Gram Panchayat Level

396 KARAULI KONDER Gram Panchayat Level

397 KARAULI KOTA Gram Panchayat Level

398 KARAULI LAUHRA Gram Panchayat Level

399 KARAULI LOTDA Village Level

400 KARAULI MAHOLI Gram Panchayat Level

401 KARAULI MANCHI Gram Panchayat Level

402 KARAULI MASALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

403 KARAULI NARAYANA Gram Panchayat Level

404 KARAULI PAITOLI Village Level

405 KARAULI PAREETA Gram Panchayat Level

406 KARAULI PIPRANI Gram Panchayat Level

407 KARAULI RAJOR Gram Panchayat Level

408 KARAULI RAMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

409 KARAULI SAIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

410 KARAULI SASERI Gram Panchayat Level

411 KARAULI SEELOTI Gram Panchayat Level

412 KARAULI SEMARDA Gram Panchayat Level

413 KARAULI TARHATI WITH KANCHANPUR Village Level

414 KARAULI TULSIPURA Gram Panchayat Level

415 KARAULI UNCHA GAON Village Level

416 KARAULI NADOTI BARA Gram Panchayat Level

417 KARAULI BARAGAON Gram Panchayat Level

418 KARAULI DHAHARIYA Village Level

419 KARAULI GARHMORA Gram Panchayat Level

420 KARAULI GURHA CHANDRAJI Gram Panchayat Level



421 KARAULI JEETKIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

422 KARAULI KAIMRI Gram Panchayat Level

423 KARAULI KEMLA Gram Panchayat Level

424 KARAULI NADOTI Block Level

425 KARAULI RAISANA Gram Panchayat Level

426 KARAULI RONSI Gram Panchayat Level

427 KARAULI SALAWAD Gram Panchayat Level

428 KARAULI SOP Gram Panchayat Level

429 KARAULI TESGAON Gram Panchayat Level

430 KARAULI TIMAWA Gram Panchayat Level

431 KARAULI SAPOTRA AMARGARH Gram Panchayat Level

432 KARAULI BAJNA Gram Panchayat Level

433 KARAULI BHANKRI Gram Panchayat Level

434 KARAULI BUGDAR Gram Panchayat Level

435 KARAULI CHAURGHAN Village Level

436 KARAULI DABRA Gram Panchayat Level

437 KARAULI DAULATPURA Village Level

438 KARAULI DHORETA Village Level

439 KARAULI DOONDIPURA Village Level

440 KARAULI EKAT Village Level

441 KARAULI GOTHRA Village Level

442 KARAULI HARIYA KA MANDIR Gram Panchayat Level

443 KARAULI HAROTI Village Level

444 KARAULI JAKHODA Gram Panchayat Level

445 KARAULI JORLI Gram Panchayat Level

446 KARAULI KANARDA Village Level

447 KARAULI KARANPUR Village Level

448 KARAULI KHERLA Village Level

449 KARAULI KURGAON Gram Panchayat Level

450 KARAULI LANGRA Gram Panchayat Level

451 KARAULI MANAKHUR Village Level

452 KARAULI MANDRAIL Gram Panchayat Level

453 KARAULI MANGROL Village Level

454 KARAULI NAINIYA KI GUWARI Village Level

455 KARAULI NARAULI Gram Panchayat Level

456 KARAULI OND Gram Panchayat Level

457 KARAULI PANCHOLI Gram Panchayat Level

458 KARAULI RAHIR Village Level

459 KARAULI RANIPURA Village Level

460 KARAULI RODHAI Gram Panchayat Level

461 KARAULI SALEMPUR Gram Panchayat Level

462 KARAULI SAPOTRA Block Level

463 KARAULI TODA Gram Panchayat Level

464 KARAULI TODABHIM AZIZPUR Gram Panchayat Level

465 KARAULI BADLETA BUJURG Village Level

466 KARAULI BALGHAT Gram Panchayat Level

467 KARAULI BHOPUR Gram Panchayat Level

468 KARAULI BONL Gram Panchayat Level

469 KARAULI JHAREESA Gram Panchayat Level

470 KARAULI KAMALPURA Gram Panchayat Level

471 KARAULI KANJOLI Gram Panchayat Level

472 KARAULI KHERI Gram Panchayat Level

473 KARAULI LAPAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

474 KARAULI MACHRI Gram Panchayat Level

475 KARAULI MAHSWA Gram Panchayat Level

476 KARAULI MANDEROO Gram Panchayat Level

477 KARAULI MANNAUJ Gram Panchayat Level

478 KARAULI MATASOOLA Gram Panchayat Level

479 KARAULI MEREDA Gram Panchayat Level



480 KARAULI MOONDIYA Gram Panchayat Level

481 KARAULI NANGAL SHERPUR Gram Panchayat Level

482 KARAULI NISOORA Gram Panchayat Level

483 KARAULI PADAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

484 KARAULI PARLA KHALSA Gram Panchayat Level

485 KARAULI SANKARWARA Gram Panchayat Level

486 KARAULI TIGRIYA Gram Panchayat Level

487 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAMANWAS AMAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

488 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAIRADA Gram Panchayat Level

489 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAMANWAS PATTI KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

490 SAWAI MADHOPUR BARNALA Gram Panchayat Level

491 SAWAI MADHOPUR BICHHAUCHH Gram Panchayat Level

492 SAWAI MADHOPUR BICHPURI Gram Panchayat Level

493 SAWAI MADHOPUR DABAR Gram Panchayat Level

494 SAWAI MADHOPUR DOONGARWARA Gram Panchayat Level

495 SAWAI MADHOPUR GANDAL Gram Panchayat Level

496 SAWAI MADHOPUR JAHRA Gram Panchayat Level

497 SAWAI MADHOPUR KAKRALA Gram Panchayat Level

498 SAWAI MADHOPUR KOHLI PREMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

499 SAWAI MADHOPUR LADPURA Village Level

500 SAWAI MADHOPUR MORPA Gram Panchayat Level

501 SAWAI MADHOPUR PIPLAI Gram Panchayat Level

502 SAWAI MADHOPUR RIWALI Gram Panchayat Level

503 SAWAI MADHOPUR SHAFIPURA Gram Panchayat Level

504 SAWAI MADHOPUR SITOR Gram Panchayat Level

505 SAWAI MADHOPUR SUMEL Gram Panchayat Level

506 SAWAI MADHOPUR SUNDRI Gram Panchayat Level

507 SAWAI MADHOPUR BONLI BAGROLI Gram Panchayat Level

508 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAHTER Gram Panchayat Level

509 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAPUI Gram Panchayat Level

510 SAWAI MADHOPUR BARAGAON SARWAR Gram Panchayat Level

511 SAWAI MADHOPUR BHAROTI Gram Panchayat Level

512 SAWAI MADHOPUR BICHCHHI DONA Gram Panchayat Level

513 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHAK BILOLI Gram Panchayat Level

514 SAWAI MADHOPUR GAMBHEERA Gram Panchayat Level

515 SAWAI MADHOPUR GOTHRA Village Level

516 SAWAI MADHOPUR GOTOR Gram Panchayat Level

517 SAWAI MADHOPUR HINDUPURA Gram Panchayat Level

518 SAWAI MADHOPUR JASTANA Gram Panchayat Level

519 SAWAI MADHOPUR JOLANDA Gram Panchayat Level

520 SAWAI MADHOPUR KAREL Gram Panchayat Level

521 SAWAI MADHOPUR KASBA BONLI Gram Panchayat Level

522 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHIRNI Gram Panchayat Level

523 SAWAI MADHOPUR KUSHALPURA Gram Panchayat Level

524 SAWAI MADHOPUR MALARNA CHAUR Gram Panchayat Level

525 SAWAI MADHOPUR MALARNA DOONGAR Gram Panchayat Level

526 SAWAI MADHOPUR MITRAPURA Gram Panchayat Level

527 SAWAI MADHOPUR MORAN Gram Panchayat Level

528 SAWAI MADHOPUR PEEPALDA Gram Panchayat Level

529 SAWAI MADHOPUR PEEPALWARA Gram Panchayat Level

530 SAWAI MADHOPUR SANKRA Gram Panchayat Level

531 SAWAI MADHOPUR SESA Gram Panchayat Level

532 SAWAI MADHOPUR THADOLI Gram Panchayat Level

533 SAWAI MADHOPUR UDGAON Gram Panchayat Level

534 SAWAI MADHOPUR GANGAPUR AMARGARH Gram Panchayat Level

535 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAMAN BARODA Gram Panchayat Level

536 SAWAI MADHOPUR BARH KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

537 SAWAI MADHOPUR BIDARKHA Village Level

538 SAWAI MADHOPUR BUCHOLAI Gram Panchayat Level



539 SAWAI MADHOPUR HIRAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

540 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHANDEEP Gram Panchayat Level

541 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHANPUR BARODA Gram Panchayat Level

542 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHERA BARH RAMGARH Gram Panchayat Level

543 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHOONTLA SALAUNA Gram Panchayat Level

544 SAWAI MADHOPUR KUNKATA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

545 SAWAI MADHOPUR MAHUKALAN Gram Panchayat Level

546 SAWAI MADHOPUR MOHCHA KA PURA Village Level

547 SAWAI MADHOPUR NAUGAON Gram Panchayat Level

548 SAWAI MADHOPUR PHULWARA Gram Panchayat Level

549 SAWAI MADHOPUR PILODA Gram Panchayat Level

550 SAWAI MADHOPUR SEWA Gram Panchayat Level

551 SAWAI MADHOPUR TALAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

552 SAWAI MADHOPUR TOKSI Gram Panchayat Level

553 SAWAI MADHOPUR UDAI KALAN (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

554 SAWAI MADHOPUR WAZEERPUR Gram Panchayat Level

555 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHANDAR ANIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

556 SAWAI MADHOPUR BADHPUR Village Level

557 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAHRAWADA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

558 SAWAI MADHOPUR BAHRAWANDA KHURD Gram Panchayat Level

559 SAWAI MADHOPUR BALER Gram Panchayat Level

560 SAWAI MADHOPUR BARWAS Village Level

561 SAWAI MADHOPUR BHOORI PAHARI Gram Panchayat Level

562 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHHAN Gram Panchayat Level

563 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHITARA Village Level

564 SAWAI MADHOPUR DAULATPURA Gram Panchayat Level

565 SAWAI MADHOPUR DOONGRI Gram Panchayat Level

566 SAWAI MADHOPUR GOTHRA Gram Panchayat Level

567 SAWAI MADHOPUR HINDWAR Village Level

568 SAWAI MADHOPUR KASBA KHANDAR Gram Panchayat Level

569 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHANDEOLAN Gram Panchayat Level

570 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHIJOORI Village Level

571 SAWAI MADHOPUR KOSRA WITH CHHARETA TOD Gram Panchayat Level

572 SAWAI MADHOPUR KYARDA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

573 SAWAI MADHOPUR KYARDA KHURD Village Level

574 SAWAI MADHOPUR LAHSODA Village Level

575 SAWAI MADHOPUR NAYPUR Gram Panchayat Level

576 SAWAI MADHOPUR PANCHOLAS Village Level

577 SAWAI MADHOPUR PEEPLET Village Level

578 SAWAI MADHOPUR PHALAUDI Village Level

579 SAWAI MADHOPUR SEEGOR KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

580 SAWAI MADHOPUR TALAWARA Gram Panchayat Level

581 SAWAI MADHOPUR SAWAI MADHOPUR ADALWARA KALAN Gram Panchayat Level

582 SAWAI MADHOPUR BHAGWATGARH Gram Panchayat Level

583 SAWAI MADHOPUR BHEDOLA Gram Panchayat Level

584 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHAKERI Gram Panchayat Level

585 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHAUTH KA BARWARA Gram Panchayat Level

586 SAWAI MADHOPUR CHHARODA Gram Panchayat Level

587 SAWAI MADHOPUR DAHAKWA Gram Panchayat Level

588 SAWAI MADHOPUR GAMBHIRA Gram Panchayat Level

589 SAWAI MADHOPUR GARDWAS Village Level

590 SAWAI MADHOPUR GUNSEELA Village Level

591 SAWAI MADHOPUR JEENAPUR Gram Panchayat Level

592 SAWAI MADHOPUR JHONPRA Gram Panchayat Level

593 SAWAI MADHOPUR JOLA Gram Panchayat Level

594 SAWAI MADHOPUR KARMODA Gram Panchayat Level

595 SAWAI MADHOPUR KHILCHIPUR Gram Panchayat Level

596 SAWAI MADHOPUR KUSHTALA Gram Panchayat Level

597 SAWAI MADHOPUR LORWARA Gram Panchayat Level



598 SAWAI MADHOPUR PACHEEPLYA Village Level

599 SAWAI MADHOPUR PAONDERA Gram Panchayat Level

600 SAWAI MADHOPUR RANWAL Gram Panchayat Level

601 SAWAI MADHOPUR SARSOP Gram Panchayat Level

602 SAWAI MADHOPUR SELOO Gram Panchayat Level

603 SAWAI MADHOPUR SHIWAR Gram Panchayat Level

604 SAWAI MADHOPUR SHYAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

605 SAWAI MADHOPUR SOORWAL Gram Panchayat Level

606 SAWAI MADHOPUR SUNARI Gram Panchayat Level



Bikaner Division


1 BIKANER BIKANER 10KLD(KUNDALA) Gram Panchayat Level

2 BIKANER 31 KYD Village Level

3 BIKANER AMBASAR Gram Panchayat Level

4 BIKANER BACHHASAR Village Level

5 BIKANER BAMBLOO Gram Panchayat Level

6 BIKANER BERIYAWALI Gram Panchayat Level

7 BIKANER GUSAISAR Gram Panchayat Level

8 BIKANER JAIMALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

9 BIKANER JALWALI Gram Panchayat Level

10 BIKANER JAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

11 BIKANER KALASAR Gram Panchayat Level

12 BIKANER KANASAR Gram Panchayat Level

13 BIKANER KATARIYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

14 BIKANER KHARA Gram Panchayat Level

15 BIKANER LALAMDESAR Gram Panchayat Level

16 BIKANER LOONKHAN Gram Panchayat Level

17 BIKANER MALASAR Gram Panchayat Level

18 BIKANER MOONDSAR Gram Panchayat Level

19 BIKANER NALBARI Gram Panchayat Level

20 BIKANER NAPASAR Gram Panchayat Level

21 BIKANER NOSERA Gram Panchayat Level

22 BIKANER PALANA Gram Panchayat Level

23 BIKANER RAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

24 BIKANER RUNIYA BARAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

25 BIKANER SERERA Gram Panchayat Level

26 BIKANER TEJRASR Gram Panchayat Level

27 BIKANER UDAI RAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

28 BIKANER UDASAR Gram Panchayat Level

29 BIKANER DUNGARGARH BADELA Gram Panchayat Level

30 BIKANER BANA Gram Panchayat Level

31 BIKANER BARJANGSAR Gram Panchayat Level

32 BIKANER BEEGAWAS RAMSARA Village Level

33 BIKANER BIGGA Gram Panchayat Level

34 BIKANER DERAJSAR Village Level

35 BIKANER DHANERU Village Level

36 BIKANER JALABSAR Village Level

37 BIKANER LIKHMA DESAR Gram Panchayat Level

38 BIKANER PUNDALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

39 BIKANER PUNRASAR Village Level

40 BIKANER RIRI Gram Panchayat Level

41 BIKANER SANWATSAR Gram Panchayat Level

42 BIKANER SHERUNA Village Level

43 BIKANER SONIYASAR MITHIYA Gram Panchayat Level

44 BIKANER THUKARIYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

45 BIKANER KHAJUWALA 17 KYD Gram Panchayat Level

46 BIKANER 2 KWM Gram Panchayat Level

47 BIKANER 34 KYD Gram Panchayat Level

48 BIKANER 8 KYD Gram Panchayat Level

49 BIKANER ADOORI Gram Panchayat Level

50 BIKANER AMARPURA Gram Panchayat Level

51 BIKANER BALLAR Gram Panchayat Level

52 BIKANER CHHATRAGARH Gram Panchayat Level

53 BIKANER DANTUR Gram Panchayat Level

54 BIKANER POOGAL Gram Panchayat Level

55 BIKANER KOLAYAT AKASAR Gram Panchayat Level



56 BIKANER BAJJU KHALSA Gram Panchayat Level

57 BIKANER BARSALPUR Gram Panchayat Level

58 BIKANER BEETHNOKH Gram Panchayat Level

59 BIKANER BHALOORI Gram Panchayat Level

60 BIKANER BHANE KA GAON Gram Panchayat Level

61 BIKANER BIJERI Village Level

62 BIKANER CHAKBANDHA NO.1 Village Level

63 BIKANER DIYATARA Gram Panchayat Level

64 BIKANER GAJNER Gram Panchayat Level

65 BIKANER GARIYALA Gram Panchayat Level

66 BIKANER GODOO Gram Panchayat Level

67 BIKANER GULAMWALA Village Level

68 BIKANER GURA Gram Panchayat Level

69 BIKANER HADAN Gram Panchayat Level

70 BIKANER JHAJHOO Gram Panchayat Level

71 BIKANER KHARI CHARNAN Gram Panchayat Level

72 BIKANER KHARIYA PATAWATAN Village Level

73 BIKANER KHEENDASAR Gram Panchayat Level

74 BIKANER KOLAYAT Block Level

75 BIKANER LOHIYA Village Level

76 BIKANER MANKASAR Gram Panchayat Level



79 BIKANER MITHRIYA Gram Panchayat Level

80 BIKANER NAGRASAR Gram Panchayat Level

81 BIKANER NENIYA Village Level

82 BIKANER NOKHRA Gram Panchayat Level

83 BIKANER PHULASAR BARA Village Level

84 BIKANER RANDHEESAR Village Level

85 BIKANER RAONERI Village Level

86 BIKANER SIYANA BHATIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

87 BIKANER SURJARA Gram Panchayat Level

88 BIKANER LUNKARANSAR 1 KM Village Level

89 BIKANER ADSAR Gram Panchayat Level

90 BIKANER BALADESAR Gram Panchayat Level

91 BIKANER BHEEKHNERA Gram Panchayat Level

92 BIKANER BINJHARWALI Village Level

93 BIKANER CHAKJOR Gram Panchayat Level

94 BIKANER GARABDESAR Gram Panchayat Level

95 BIKANER HANSERAN Gram Panchayat Level

96 BIKANER JAITPURA Gram Panchayat Level

97 BIKANER KALOO Gram Panchayat Level

98 BIKANER KELAN Gram Panchayat Level

99 BIKANER KHARBARA Gram Panchayat Level

100 BIKANER KHEENYERA Gram Panchayat Level

101 BIKANER KHOKHARANA Gram Panchayat Level

102 BIKANER LAKHANSAR Gram Panchayat Level

103 BIKANER LUNKARANSAR Block Level

104 BIKANER MAHADEOWALI Gram Panchayat Level

105 BIKANER MAHAJAN Gram Panchayat Level

106 BIKANER NAKODESAR Village Level

107 BIKANER NATHWANA Gram Panchayat Level

108 BIKANER PEEPERA Gram Panchayat Level

109 BIKANER RAJASAR BHATIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

110 BIKANER RANER Gram Panchayat Level

111 BIKANER ROJHAN Gram Panchayat Level

112 BIKANER SANSARDESAR Gram Panchayat Level

113 BIKANER SHEKHSAR Gram Panchayat Level

114 BIKANER SHERPURA Gram Panchayat Level



115 BIKANER NOKHA BHAMATSAR Gram Panchayat Level

116 BIKANER BODHNOO Gram Panchayat Level

117 BIKANER DAWA Gram Panchayat Level

118 BIKANER HIMATSAR Gram Panchayat Level

119 BIKANER JAISINGH DESAR MAGRA Gram Panchayat Level

120 BIKANER JANGLOO Gram Panchayat Level

121 BIKANER JASRASAR Gram Panchayat Level

122 BIKANER KAKKOO Gram Panchayat Level

123 BIKANER KAKRA Gram Panchayat Level

124 BIKANER KISNASAR Gram Panchayat Level

125 BIKANER KOODSOO Gram Panchayat Level

126 BIKANER KOOKNIYA Village Level

127 BIKANER KUCHOR AGUNI Gram Panchayat Level

128 BIKANER MAINSAR Gram Panchayat Level

129 BIKANER NATHOOSAR Gram Panchayat Level

130 BIKANER NOKHA GAON Gram Panchayat Level

131 BIKANER PANCHOO Gram Panchayat Level

132 BIKANER RAISAR Gram Panchayat Level

133 BIKANER RASISAR BAS PUROHITAN Gram Panchayat Level

134 BIKANER RORA Gram Panchayat Level

135 BIKANER SALOODIYA Gram Panchayat Level

136 BIKANER SARUDA Gram Panchayat Level

137 BIKANER SOOR PURA Gram Panchayat Level

138 BIKANER SWAROOPSAR Gram Panchayat Level

139 CHURU CHURU BEENASAR Gram Panchayat Level

140 CHURU BHAMASI Gram Panchayat Level

141 CHURU BOONTIYA Gram Panchayat Level

142 CHURU CHALKOI BANEEROTAN Gram Panchayat Level

143 CHURU DEPALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

144 CHURU GHANGHOO Gram Panchayat Level

145 CHURU GHANTEL Gram Panchayat Level

146 CHURU INDRAPURA Gram Panchayat Level

147 CHURU JHARIYA Gram Panchayat Level

148 CHURU KHANSOLI Gram Panchayat Level

149 CHURU KHEENWASAR Gram Panchayat Level

150 CHURU KOTWAD TAL Gram Panchayat Level

151 CHURU LOHSANA CHHOTA Village Level

152 CHURU MAHARAWANSAR Village Level

153 CHURU NAKRASAR Gram Panchayat Level

154 CHURU PEETHEESAR Gram Panchayat Level

155 CHURU SATRA Gram Panchayat Level

156 CHURU SIRSALA Gram Panchayat Level

157 CHURU RAJGARH BEENJAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

158 CHURU BEERAN Village Level

159 CHURU BHAGELA Gram Panchayat Level

160 CHURU BIRMI KHALSA Gram Panchayat Level

161 CHURU CHAINPURA CHHOTA Gram Panchayat Level

162 CHURU CHAND GOTHI Gram Panchayat Level

163 CHURU DADREWA Gram Panchayat Level

164 CHURU DHANI BARI Gram Panchayat Level

165 CHURU DHANI MAUJI Gram Panchayat Level

166 CHURU DHIGARLA Gram Panchayat Level

167 CHURU DOKWA Gram Panchayat Level

168 CHURU GALAR Gram Panchayat Level

169 CHURU GULPURA Gram Panchayat Level

170 CHURU HAMEERWAS BARA Gram Panchayat Level

171 CHURU JANAU KHARI Village Level

172 CHURU KALANA TEEBA Gram Panchayat Level

173 CHURU KANDRAN Village Level



174 CHURU KHAIROO BARI Gram Panchayat Level

175 CHURU KHUDDI Gram Panchayat Level

176 CHURU LAKHLAN Gram Panchayat Level

177 CHURU LAMBOR BARI Gram Panchayat Level

178 CHURU LASEDI Village Level

179 CHURU MAHLANA UTRADA Gram Panchayat Level

180 CHURU MODAWASI Village Level

181 CHURU NAURANGPURA Gram Panchayat Level

182 CHURU NAWAN Gram Panchayat Level

183 CHURU PAHARSAR Gram Panchayat Level

184 CHURU RAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

185 CHURU RATANPURA Gram Panchayat Level

186 CHURU SANKHOO Gram Panchayat Level

187 CHURU SIDHMUKH Gram Panchayat Level

188 CHURU SURATPURA Gram Panchayat Level

189 CHURU THIMAU BARI Village Level

190 CHURU THIRPALI BARI Gram Panchayat Level

191 CHURU VIJAYPURA Gram Panchayat Level

192 CHURU RATANGARH BHARPALSAR BIDAWATAN Gram Panchayat Level

193 CHURU DAUDSAR Gram Panchayat Level

194 CHURU GOGASAR Gram Panchayat Level

195 CHURU HUDERA AGOONA Village Level

196 CHURU JANDWA Gram Panchayat Level

197 CHURU KANWARI Gram Panchayat Level

198 CHURU LACHHARSAR Gram Panchayat Level

199 CHURU LADHASAR Gram Panchayat Level

200 CHURU LOHA Gram Panchayat Level

201 CHURU MENASAR Gram Panchayat Level

202 CHURU PABUSAR Village Level

203 CHURU PARIHARA Gram Panchayat Level

204 CHURU PARSANEU Gram Panchayat Level

205 CHURU RATANSARA Gram Panchayat Level

206 CHURU SEETSAR Gram Panchayat Level

207 CHURU SIKRALI Gram Panchayat Level

208 CHURU TIDIYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

209 CHURU SARDAR SHAHAR ADSISAR Gram Panchayat Level

210 CHURU AJEETSAR Gram Panchayat Level

211 CHURU BANDHNAU UTRADA Gram Panchayat Level

212 CHURU BEEKAMSARA Gram Panchayat Level

213 CHURU BEJASAR Gram Panchayat Level

214 CHURU BHOJASAR CHHOTA Gram Panchayat Level

215 CHURU BUKANSAR BARA Gram Panchayat Level

216 CHURU DHANI PACHERA Gram Panchayat Level

217 CHURU JAISANGSAR Gram Panchayat Level

218 CHURU JAITASAR Gram Panchayat Level

219 CHURU JAITSISAR Gram Panchayat Level

220 CHURU KAKLASAR Gram Panchayat Level

221 CHURU KALYANPURA PUROHITAN Gram Panchayat Level

222 CHURU MALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

223 CHURU MEHRASAR CHACHERA Gram Panchayat Level

224 CHURU MEHRASAR UPADIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

225 CHURU MEHRI RAJVIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

226 CHURU PHOGABAS BHARTHARI Gram Panchayat Level

227 CHURU PULASAR Gram Panchayat Level

228 CHURU RAJASAR BEEKAN Gram Panchayat Level

229 CHURU RAMSISAR BHEDWALIYA Gram Panchayat Level

230 CHURU RANGAISAR Gram Panchayat Level

231 CHURU RANSISAR Gram Panchayat Level

232 CHURU ROOPLISAR Gram Panchayat Level



233 CHURU SAWAI BARI Gram Panchayat Level

234 CHURU SHIMLA Gram Panchayat Level

235 CHURU THIRIYASAR Village Level

236 CHURU TOLASAR Gram Panchayat Level

237 CHURU SUJANGARH ABASAR Gram Panchayat Level

238 CHURU BALERA Gram Panchayat Level

239 CHURU BARABAR Gram Panchayat Level

240 CHURU BHASEENA Gram Panchayat Level

241 CHURU BHEENWSAR Gram Panchayat Level

242 CHURU CHADWAS Gram Panchayat Level

243 CHURU DHADHERU BHAMUWAN Gram Panchayat Level

244 CHURU GANORA Village Level

245 CHURU GULERIYA Gram Panchayat Level

246 CHURU JAITASAR Gram Panchayat Level

247 CHURU JEELI Gram Panchayat Level

248 CHURU JOGLIYA Gram Panchayat Level

249 CHURU KANOOTA Gram Panchayat Level

250 CHURU KHARIYA KANIRAM Gram Panchayat Level

251 CHURU LALGARH Gram Panchayat Level

252 CHURU LUHARA Gram Panchayat Level

253 CHURU MALSISAR Gram Panchayat Level

254 CHURU PAREWARA Gram Panchayat Level

255 CHURU RAJIYASAR MEETHA Gram Panchayat Level

256 CHURU RANDHISAR Gram Panchayat Level

257 CHURU SADOO CHHOTI Gram Panchayat Level

258 CHURU SALASAR Gram Panchayat Level

259 CHURU SANDWA Gram Panchayat Level

260 CHURU SHOBHASAR Gram Panchayat Level

261 CHURU TEN DESAR Gram Panchayat Level

262 CHURU UNTALAD Gram Panchayat Level

263 CHURU TARANAGAR ANANDSINGHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

264 CHURU BAIN Gram Panchayat Level

265 CHURU BHALERI Gram Panchayat Level

266 CHURU BUCHAWAS Gram Panchayat Level

267 CHURU CHANGOI Village Level

268 CHURU DHANI KUMHARAN Gram Panchayat Level

269 CHURU GAJOOWAS Gram Panchayat Level

270 CHURU HADIYAL Gram Panchayat Level

271 CHURU JHOTHRA Village Level

272 CHURU KALWAS Gram Panchayat Level

273 CHURU KOHINA Gram Panchayat Level

274 CHURU LOONAS Gram Panchayat Level

275 CHURU MIKHALA Village Level

276 CHURU PANDREU TAL Gram Panchayat Level

277 CHURU RAIYA TUNDA Gram Panchayat Level

278 CHURU RAJPURA Gram Panchayat Level

279 CHURU REDI Gram Panchayat Level

280 CHURU SAHWA Gram Panchayat Level

281 CHURU SATYOO Gram Panchayat Level

282 GANGANAGAR ANUPGARH 1 APD Village Level

283 GANGANAGAR 1 BD‐A Village Level

284 GANGANAGAR 1 BSM Village Level

285 GANGANAGAR 1 GB‐A Village Level

286 GANGANAGAR 1 JSM Village Level

287 GANGANAGAR 1 KNM II‐A Village Level

288 GANGANAGAR 1 KSM Village Level

289 GANGANAGAR 1 KYD Village Level

290 GANGANAGAR 1 LSM Gram Panchayat Level

291 GANGANAGAR 1 MLK‐C Gram Panchayat Level



292 GANGANAGAR 1 NSM Village Level

293 GANGANAGAR 1 SJM‐B Village Level

294 GANGANAGAR 1 SKM‐B Gram Panchayat Level

295 GANGANAGAR 1 UDM‐B Village Level

296 GANGANAGAR 10 KD Gram Panchayat Level

297 GANGANAGAR 10BLD Village Level

298 GANGANAGAR 10BLM‐A Village Level

299 GANGANAGAR 10DOL Gram Panchayat Level

300 GANGANAGAR 10RJD Village Level

301 GANGANAGAR 10SARKARI Gram Panchayat Level

302 GANGANAGAR 11 A‐A Village Level

303 GANGANAGAR 11 KPD Village Level

304 GANGANAGAR 11 ND Gram Panchayat Level

305 GANGANAGAR 11:00 PM Gram Panchayat Level

306 GANGANAGAR 11 SJM‐B Village Level

307 GANGANAGAR 12 GB‐A Gram Panchayat Level

308 GANGANAGAR 12 GD Village Level

309 GANGANAGAR 12 H Gram Panchayat Level

310 GANGANAGAR 12 MLD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

311 GANGANAGAR 12 ND Village Level

312 GANGANAGAR 12A‐B Village Level

313 GANGANAGAR 12BLM‐A Village Level

314 GANGANAGAR 12KND Village Level

315 GANGANAGAR 13 APD‐B Village Level

316 GANGANAGAR 13 AS Village Level

317 GANGANAGAR 13BLD‐B Village Level

318 GANGANAGAR 13DOL‐A Gram Panchayat Level

319 GANGANAGAR 13MD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

320 GANGANAGAR 14 GB Village Level

321 GANGANAGAR 14APD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

322 GANGANAGAR 14APD‐B Village Level

323 GANGANAGAR 14K Village Level

324 GANGANAGAR 14SLD Village Level

325 GANGANAGAR 15 LM Village Level

326 GANGANAGAR 15A‐B Gram Panchayat Level

327 GANGANAGAR 15BLD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

328 GANGANAGAR 15H Village Level

329 GANGANAGAR 16 AS Gram Panchayat Level

330 GANGANAGAR 16 P Village Level

331 GANGANAGAR 16A Village Level


333 GANGANAGAR 17 KD Village Level

334 GANGANAGAR 17KND‐A Gram Panchayat Level

335 GANGANAGAR 17KWM Village Level

336 GANGANAGAR 17MD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

337 GANGANAGAR 18P Gram Panchayat Level


339 GANGANAGAR 19 GD Gram Panchayat Level



342 GANGANAGAR 2 DM Village Level


344 GANGANAGAR 2 KM Gram Panchayat Level

345 GANGANAGAR 2 MGM‐B Village Level


347 GANGANAGAR 2 MLK‐A Village Level

348 GANGANAGAR 2 PGM ‐B Gram Panchayat Level

349 GANGANAGAR 2:00 PM Village Level

350 GANGANAGAR 2 PM II‐B Village Level



351 GANGANAGAR 2 RKM‐A Gram Panchayat Level

352 GANGANAGAR 2 STY Village Level

353 GANGANAGAR 2,3 RJM Village Level

354 GANGANAGAR 20 AS Village Level

355 GANGANAGAR 20 LM Gram Panchayat Level



358 GANGANAGAR 21 SJM Gram Panchayat Level

359 GANGANAGAR 22 AS‐B Village Level

360 GANGANAGAR 22 P Village Level

361 GANGANAGAR 22A‐A Gram Panchayat Level

362 GANGANAGAR 22RJD Gram Panchayat Level

363 GANGANAGAR 23 KD Village Level

364 GANGANAGAR 23A‐A Village Level

365 GANGANAGAR 24 AS‐C Gram Panchayat Level

366 GANGANAGAR 24 GB Gram Panchayat Level

367 GANGANAGAR 26 A Village Level


369 GANGANAGAR 27 A Gram Panchayat Level


371 GANGANAGAR 29 GB‐A (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

372 GANGANAGAR 2DOL Village Level

373 GANGANAGAR 2GM‐B Gram Panchayat Level

374 GANGANAGAR 2JKM Village Level

375 GANGANAGAR 2JSD Village Level


377 GANGANAGAR 2KWM Village Level

378 GANGANAGAR 3 MLD‐B Village Level

379 GANGANAGAR 3 PSD‐B Village Level

380 GANGANAGAR 3 SAD Gram Panchayat Level

381 GANGANAGAR 30APD Gram Panchayat Level

382 GANGANAGAR 33 GB (RURAL) Village Level

383 GANGANAGAR 3DD‐A Village Level

384 GANGANAGAR 3JM Village Level

385 GANGANAGAR 3KD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

386 GANGANAGAR 3KHM Village Level

387 GANGANAGAR 3KSD Gram Panchayat Level

388 GANGANAGAR 3LGM Village Level

389 GANGANAGAR 3ND Gram Panchayat Level

390 GANGANAGAR 3SPS Village Level

391 GANGANAGAR 4 KLM‐B Village Level



394 GANGANAGAR 46 GB‐B Village Level



397 GANGANAGAR 4BLD Gram Panchayat Level

398 GANGANAGAR 4DJM Village Level

399 GANGANAGAR 4KAM Village Level

400 GANGANAGAR 4KAM Village Level

401 GANGANAGAR 4KPD Gram Panchayat Level

402 GANGANAGAR 4LC‐A Village Level

403 GANGANAGAR 4LM Gram Panchayat Level


405 GANGANAGAR 5 BLD‐B Village Level

406 GANGANAGAR 5 GB‐A Village Level


408 GANGANAGAR 5 PSD‐C Gram Panchayat Level





411 GANGANAGAR 5A‐B Village Level

412 GANGANAGAR 5GB‐B Village Level

413 GANGANAGAR 5K‐A Village Level

414 GANGANAGAR 5LSM Village Level

415 GANGANAGAR 6 BLM‐B Gram Panchayat Level

416 GANGANAGAR 6 MLD‐B Village Level

417 GANGANAGAR 6 SKM‐A Gram Panchayat Level

418 GANGANAGAR 6 STB‐B Village Level


420 GANGANAGAR 6DD Gram Panchayat Level

421 GANGANAGAR 6LM‐A Village Level

422 GANGANAGAR 6MD‐A Village Level

423 GANGANAGAR 6P Gram Panchayat Level

424 GANGANAGAR 6ZWM Gram Panchayat Level

425 GANGANAGAR 7 APD‐B Gram Panchayat Level

426 GANGANAGAR 7 DOL‐B Village Level

427 GANGANAGAR 7 KND‐A Gram Panchayat Level

428 GANGANAGAR 7 MLD‐C Gram Panchayat Level





433 GANGANAGAR 7GB‐B Gram Panchayat Level

434 GANGANAGAR 7GD‐A Village Level

435 GANGANAGAR 8 BGD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

436 GANGANAGAR 8 KND‐B Gram Panchayat Level

437 GANGANAGAR 8 PSD‐B Gram Panchayat Level

438 GANGANAGAR 8 SKM‐A Village Level

439 GANGANAGAR 8 STB Gram Panchayat Level



442 GANGANAGAR 8GM Village Level

443 GANGANAGAR 8K‐B Gram Panchayat Level

444 GANGANAGAR 8MGM Village Level

445 GANGANAGAR 9 PSD‐A Gram Panchayat Level


447 GANGANAGAR 9GD‐A Village Level

448 GANGANAGAR 9KD‐A Village Level

449 GANGANAGAR 9LM‐B Gram Panchayat Level

450 GANGANAGAR 9LSM Village Level

451 GANGANAGAR 9MD Gram Panchayat Level

452 GANGANAGAR GOMAWALI BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

453 GANGANAGAR GANGANAGAR 1 C Village Level

454 GANGANAGAR 1 D Village Level

455 GANGANAGAR 1 F Village Level

456 GANGANAGAR 1 H Village Level

457 GANGANAGAR 10 Z Gram Panchayat Level

458 GANGANAGAR 11 Q Gram Panchayat Level

459 GANGANAGAR 11 G Village Level


461 GANGANAGAR 18 GG Gram Panchayat Level


463 GANGANAGAR 2 B Village Level


465 GANGANAGAR 2 HH I Gram Panchayat Level

466 GANGANAGAR 2 LL Village Level

467 GANGANAGAR 2:00 PM Village Level




469 GANGANAGAR 25 GG Village Level


471 GANGANAGAR 2ML Gram Panchayat Level

472 GANGANAGAR 3 C Gram Panchayat Level

473 GANGANAGAR 3 C Village Level

474 GANGANAGAR 3 G Gram Panchayat Level

475 GANGANAGAR 3 L Village Level

476 GANGANAGAR 3 Q Village Level



479 GANGANAGAR 3H Gram Panchayat Level

480 GANGANAGAR 4 B Village Level

481 GANGANAGAR 4 HH Gram Panchayat Level

482 GANGANAGAR 4 LL Gram Panchayat Level


484 GANGANAGAR 4ML Gram Panchayat Level

485 GANGANAGAR 5 D Village Level

486 GANGANAGAR 5 LL Gram Panchayat Level

487 GANGANAGAR 5P Village Level


489 GANGANAGAR 6 LNP Village Level

490 GANGANAGAR 7E (RURAL) Village Level

491 GANGANAGAR 8 Y Gram Panchayat Level




495 GANGANAGAR SHYAMSINGHWALA Village Level

496 GANGANAGAR KARANPUR 10O Gram Panchayat Level


498 GANGANAGAR 13 FF Gram Panchayat Level

499 GANGANAGAR 15O Gram Panchayat Level

500 GANGANAGAR 19F Village Level


502 GANGANAGAR 25 F Gram Panchayat Level

503 GANGANAGAR 2F‐C Gram Panchayat Level

504 GANGANAGAR 2FFA Gram Panchayat Level

505 GANGANAGAR 2M Village Level

506 GANGANAGAR 2T Gram Panchayat Level

507 GANGANAGAR 2W Gram Panchayat Level

508 GANGANAGAR 2X Gram Panchayat Level




512 GANGANAGAR 3O Gram Panchayat Level





517 GANGANAGAR 49 GG‐A Village Level

518 GANGANAGAR 4S Village Level




522 GANGANAGAR 58F‐A Village Level

523 GANGANAGAR 6 FA Village Level


525 GANGANAGAR 6V Village Level

526 GANGANAGAR 7O Village Level

527 GANGANAGAR 7S Gram Panchayat Level



528 GANGANAGAR 8V Gram Panchayat Level

529 GANGANAGAR 9 FA Gram Panchayat Level

530 GANGANAGAR 9FF Gram Panchayat Level

531 GANGANAGAR 9W Village Level

532 GANGANAGAR PADAMPUR 1 EEA‐II Village Level

533 GANGANAGAR 1 PS Gram Panchayat Level

534 GANGANAGAR 16 BB Gram Panchayat Level


536 GANGANAGAR 2 PP Gram Panchayat Level

537 GANGANAGAR 20 BB III Village Level

538 GANGANAGAR 23 BB (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

539 GANGANAGAR 24 BB (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

540 GANGANAGAR 25 BB I Village Level

541 GANGANAGAR 3 EE Gram Panchayat Level

542 GANGANAGAR 3 RB‐A Gram Panchayat Level

543 GANGANAGAR 32 RB Gram Panchayat Level

544 GANGANAGAR 34LNP Gram Panchayat Level


546 GANGANAGAR 36 BB Village Level

547 GANGANAGAR 37 BB Village Level


549 GANGANAGAR 4 DD Gram Panchayat Level

550 GANGANAGAR 4 JJ Gram Panchayat Level

551 GANGANAGAR 4 NN Gram Panchayat Level

552 GANGANAGAR 45LNP Village Level

553 GANGANAGAR 46 RB‐B Gram Panchayat Level

554 GANGANAGAR 49LLW Village Level

555 GANGANAGAR 5 KK Gram Panchayat Level


557 GANGANAGAR 52 RB Village Level




561 GANGANAGAR 63LNP Village Level

562 GANGANAGAR 64LNPII Village Level



565 GANGANAGAR 8 NN‐A Gram Panchayat Level


567 GANGANAGAR 9 BB(RATEWALA) Gram Panchayat Level

568 GANGANAGAR BINJH BAYALA Gram Panchayat Level

569 GANGANAGAR JIWANDESAR Gram Panchayat Level

570 GANGANAGAR NARSINGHPURA BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

571 GANGANAGAR RAISINGHNAGAR 1 BWM‐B Village Level

572 GANGANAGAR 1 MK‐B Gram Panchayat Level

573 GANGANAGAR 1 NZP‐A Gram Panchayat Level

574 GANGANAGAR 10 TK Gram Panchayat Level

575 GANGANAGAR 10KSD Village Level

576 GANGANAGAR 11 TK (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

577 GANGANAGAR 12NRD Village Level

578 GANGANAGAR 13 SAD Village Level

579 GANGANAGAR 15 TK Village Level

580 GANGANAGAR 15PTD‐A Village Level


582 GANGANAGAR 17 TK Gram Panchayat Level

583 GANGANAGAR 21/23 NP Village Level

584 GANGANAGAR 22 FF Village Level

585 GANGANAGAR 22 PS(RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

586 GANGANAGAR 22 PTD‐B Gram Panchayat Level



587 GANGANAGAR 23 PS‐C Village Level


589 GANGANAGAR 2BWSM Village Level

590 GANGANAGAR 2FFB Village Level

591 GANGANAGAR 2IWM Gram Panchayat Level

592 GANGANAGAR 2LPM Village Level

593 GANGANAGAR 31 ML Village Level

594 GANGANAGAR 34 PS Village Level


596 GANGANAGAR 36 NP Village Level

597 GANGANAGAR 37 NP‐A Village Level

598 GANGANAGAR 3FFB Gram Panchayat Level

599 GANGANAGAR 3MK Gram Panchayat Level

600 GANGANAGAR 4 SAD Village Level



603 GANGANAGAR 5 KSD‐B Village Level

604 GANGANAGAR 5 LPM‐A Village Level




608 GANGANAGAR 5TK Gram Panchayat Level

609 GANGANAGAR 6 JKM Gram Panchayat Level

610 GANGANAGAR 6 LC Village Level

611 GANGANAGAR 6 NZP‐B Village Level




615 GANGANAGAR 68 NP Gram Panchayat Level

616 GANGANAGAR 6FD Gram Panchayat Level

617 GANGANAGAR 6LPM Gram Panchayat Level




621 GANGANAGAR 79 RB‐B Gram Panchayat Level

622 GANGANAGAR 84 RB‐B Village Level

623 GANGANAGAR 9 KSD Village Level

624 GANGANAGAR 9 PTD‐B Village Level

625 GANGANAGAR BHAGSAR Gram Panchayat Level

626 GANGANAGAR BHOMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

627 GANGANAGAR KARARWALI Gram Panchayat Level

628 GANGANAGAR KHATA Gram Panchayat Level

629 GANGANAGAR THAKARI‐B Gram Panchayat Level

630 GANGANAGAR SADULSHAHAR 1 BB Village Level

631 GANGANAGAR 1 BNW(HAKMABAD) Gram Panchayat Level

632 GANGANAGAR 1 SPM (SARDARPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

633 GANGANAGAR 10 SDS (KHATSAJAWAR) Gram Panchayat Level

634 GANGANAGAR 10BGS Gram Panchayat Level

635 GANGANAGAR 10SDP Village Level

636 GANGANAGAR 13BNW(DULRASAR) Village Level

637 GANGANAGAR 14SDP(PANIWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

638 GANGANAGAR 14SPM Village Level

639 GANGANAGAR 16KSD(ALIPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

640 GANGANAGAR 16LLG(JOGIWALA) Village Level


642 GANGANAGAR 2 KRW(NURPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

643 GANGANAGAR 2 LLG(CHAK KHERA) Village Level

644 GANGANAGAR 2 SPM (MAMMAR) Village Level

645 GANGANAGAR 22 KSD(GADARKHERA) Gram Panchayat Level



646 GANGANAGAR 22 PTP‐A (KHAIROOWALA) Village Level



649 GANGANAGAR 24 PTP (HATHYAWALA) Village Level

650 GANGANAGAR 25 KSD‐B(PATLI) Village Level

651 GANGANAGAR 28KSD Village Level

652 GANGANAGAR 29 MJD (LALPURA) Village Level

653 GANGANAGAR 30 PTP(PRATAPPURA) Village Level

654 GANGANAGAR 34 KSD (BUDHARWALA) Gram Panchayat Level

655 GANGANAGAR 34MMK(KILAWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

656 GANGANAGAR 36 PTP (MANIYANWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

657 GANGANAGAR 4 BNW (BANWALA) Gram Panchayat Level

658 GANGANAGAR 43 MMK (MORJANDAKHARI) Gram Panchayat Level

659 GANGANAGAR 4KRW(AMARGARH) Village Level

660 GANGANAGAR 7SDS‐A(TAKHAT HAZARAKUMHA Village Level

661 GANGANAGAR 7TKW(TAKHRAWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

662 GANGANAGAR 8 LLG(LALGARH) Gram Panchayat Level

663 GANGANAGAR 8SDS(TAKHAT HAZARABAWARI Gram Panchayat Level

664 GANGANAGAR 9 BNW Village Level

665 GANGANAGAR CHAK GANESHGARH WITH DUN Village Level

666 GANGANAGAR GANESHGARH BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

667 GANGANAGAR SURATGARH 1 BKM Village Level

668 GANGANAGAR 1 DO Village Level

669 GANGANAGAR 1 GDSM Village Level

670 GANGANAGAR 1 PPM Village Level

671 GANGANAGAR 1 RM Village Level

672 GANGANAGAR 1 STB Village Level

673 GANGANAGAR 10SGR Village Level

674 GANGANAGAR 10SHPD‐A Village Level

675 GANGANAGAR 11 SGM Village Level

676 GANGANAGAR 13 SD Gram Panchayat Level

677 GANGANAGAR 14STB‐B Village Level

678 GANGANAGAR 15LKS Village Level

679 GANGANAGAR 15SGR Village Level

680 GANGANAGAR 15SPD Village Level

681 GANGANAGAR 17STB‐B Village Level

682 GANGANAGAR 2 GSM Village Level

683 GANGANAGAR 2 PPM Village Level


685 GANGANAGAR 21.800 RD Village Level

686 GANGANAGAR 22 LGW‐B Village Level

687 GANGANAGAR 22 STB‐A Village Level


689 GANGANAGAR 25 LGW‐B Village Level

690 GANGANAGAR 26 MOD Village Level

691 GANGANAGAR 2AP Village Level

692 GANGANAGAR 2BPM Village Level

693 GANGANAGAR 2DWM Village Level

694 GANGANAGAR 2FDM Village Level


696 GANGANAGAR 2LM Village Level

697 GANGANAGAR 2MNWM Village Level

698 GANGANAGAR 2RJM Village Level

699 GANGANAGAR 3 NRD‐A Village Level

700 GANGANAGAR 32PBN Village Level

701 GANGANAGAR 3BMM Village Level

702 GANGANAGAR 3FDM Village Level

703 GANGANAGAR 3KSM Village Level

704 GANGANAGAR 3MC Village Level



705 GANGANAGAR 4DWM Village Level

706 GANGANAGAR 4RM Village Level

707 GANGANAGAR 5DBN Village Level

708 GANGANAGAR 5MNWM Village Level

709 GANGANAGAR 6GDM Village Level

710 GANGANAGAR 6GMD Village Level

711 GANGANAGAR 7 SGM Village Level

712 GANGANAGAR 79.200 RDL Village Level

713 GANGANAGAR 8SHPD Gram Panchayat Level

714 GANGANAGAR 9 SPD‐A Village Level

715 GANGANAGAR BAREKA Village Level

716 GANGANAGAR BHAIROONPURA Gram Panchayat Level

717 GANGANAGAR BIRMANABARANI Gram Panchayat Level

718 GANGANAGAR DEIDASPURA Gram Panchayat Level

719 GANGANAGAR ETA Village Level

720 GANGANAGAR GOPALSAR Gram Panchayat Level

721 GANGANAGAR GOVINDSAR Gram Panchayat Level

722 GANGANAGAR KALOOSAR Village Level

723 GANGANAGAR KARDOO Village Level

724 GANGANAGAR MALER Gram Panchayat Level

725 GANGANAGAR MANAKSAR Gram Panchayat Level

726 GANGANAGAR PADAMPURA Gram Panchayat Level

727 GANGANAGAR RAGHUNATHPURA Gram Panchayat Level

728 GANGANAGAR RAJIYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

729 GANGANAGAR RANGMAHAL Gram Panchayat Level

730 GANGANAGAR RATTASAR Village Level

731 GANGANAGAR RAYANWALI Village Level

732 GANGANAGAR SARDARPURA KHARTHA Gram Panchayat Level

733 GANGANAGAR SINGRASAR Gram Panchayat Level

734 GANGANAGAR SOMANSAR Gram Panchayat Level

735 GANGANAGAR THETHAR Gram Panchayat Level

736 GANGANAGAR THUKRANA Gram Panchayat Level

737 GANGANAGAR UDAIPUR GODARAN Gram Panchayat Level

738 HANUMANGARH BHADRA 1 BHD Gram Panchayat Level

739 HANUMANGARH 1 MRN Gram Panchayat Level

740 HANUMANGARH 10 JGW Gram Panchayat Level


742 HANUMANGARH 12MSR Gram Panchayat Level

743 HANUMANGARH 2 JSL Gram Panchayat Level

744 HANUMANGARH 2AMS Village Level

745 HANUMANGARH 2MSR Village Level

746 HANUMANGARH 3DPN Village Level

747 HANUMANGARH 3KRP Gram Panchayat Level

748 HANUMANGARH 5CHN Gram Panchayat Level


750 HANUMANGARH 6 SDR Gram Panchayat Level

751 HANUMANGARH 6NTR Gram Panchayat Level

752 HANUMANGARH 7 BARANI Village Level

753 HANUMANGARH 7 DPN Gram Panchayat Level

754 HANUMANGARH 8 JSL Gram Panchayat Level

755 HANUMANGARH 8DPN Gram Panchayat Level

756 HANUMANGARH 8MRN Gram Panchayat Level

757 HANUMANGARH 9 SDR Village Level

758 HANUMANGARH 9AMS Gram Panchayat Level

759 HANUMANGARH AJEETPURA Gram Panchayat Level

760 HANUMANGARH ANOOPSHAHAR Gram Panchayat Level

761 HANUMANGARH BHADI Gram Panchayat Level

762 HANUMANGARH BHEERANI Gram Panchayat Level

763 HANUMANGARH DOBHI Gram Panchayat Level



764 HANUMANGARH DOONGRANA Gram Panchayat Level

765 HANUMANGARH GHEU Gram Panchayat Level

766 HANUMANGARH GUNJASARI Village Level

767 HANUMANGARH KALANA Gram Panchayat Level

768 HANUMANGARH KUNJI Gram Panchayat Level

769 HANUMANGARH MUNDARIYABARA Gram Panchayat Level

770 HANUMANGARH SHERARA Gram Panchayat Level

771 HANUMANGARH UTRADABAS Gram Panchayat Level

772 HANUMANGARH HANUMANGARH 1 DBL‐A Gram Panchayat Level

773 HANUMANGARH 1 ZWD Village Level

774 HANUMANGARH 10MZW Village Level

775 HANUMANGARH 10RP‐B Village Level

776 HANUMANGARH 10SSW‐A Village Level

777 HANUMANGARH 10SSW‐B Village Level

778 HANUMANGARH 11 DLP Gram Panchayat Level

779 HANUMANGARH 12 CDR Gram Panchayat Level

780 HANUMANGARH 13 CDR Village Level

781 HANUMANGARH 14 NDR‐CAD Village Level

782 HANUMANGARH 14LLW Gram Panchayat Level

783 HANUMANGARH 14NDR‐CAD(RAHIT) Village Level

784 HANUMANGARH 15JDW Gram Panchayat Level

785 HANUMANGARH 16 AG Gram Panchayat Level

786 HANUMANGARH 16 MD Village Level

787 HANUMANGARH 17 HMH (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

788 HANUMANGARH 18 LLW‐A Gram Panchayat Level

789 HANUMANGARH 18NGC Gram Panchayat Level

790 HANUMANGARH 19 KSP (KISHANPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

791 HANUMANGARH 2 JDW Village Level

792 HANUMANGARH 20 FTP (FATEHPUR) Gram Panchayat Level

793 HANUMANGARH 20 HMH Gram Panchayat Level

794 HANUMANGARH 20 NDR‐A Village Level

795 HANUMANGARH 22KSP Gram Panchayat Level

796 HANUMANGARH 24 LLW‐A Gram Panchayat Level

797 HANUMANGARH 26 NDR‐B Village Level

798 HANUMANGARH 27 NDR Village Level


800 HANUMANGARH 29LLW Village Level

801 HANUMANGARH 2C Gram Panchayat Level

802 HANUMANGARH 2KNJ Gram Panchayat Level

803 HANUMANGARH 2STD Village Level

804 HANUMANGARH 30SSW Gram Panchayat Level


806 HANUMANGARH 37 NGC Gram Panchayat Level


808 HANUMANGARH 3HLM Gram Panchayat Level

809 HANUMANGARH 3MW Gram Panchayat Level

810 HANUMANGARH 4 ARW‐A Village Level


812 HANUMANGARH 4RRW Gram Panchayat Level

813 HANUMANGARH 5 ARW‐A Village Level

814 HANUMANGARH 5 MWM‐A (MAINAWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

815 HANUMANGARH 5KNJ Gram Panchayat Level

816 HANUMANGARH 5LK Gram Panchayat Level

817 HANUMANGARH 5SSW(JHAMBAR) Gram Panchayat Level

818 HANUMANGARH 6 UTS Village Level

819 HANUMANGARH 6HMH Gram Panchayat Level

820 HANUMANGARH 6SNM Gram Panchayat Level

821 HANUMANGARH 8 NDR Gram Panchayat Level

822 HANUMANGARH 8DLP Village Level





825 HANUMANGARH 9MD Gram Panchayat Level

826 HANUMANGARH 9RP Gram Panchayat Level

827 HANUMANGARH 9SSW Village Level

828 HANUMANGARH MANAKTHERI BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

829 HANUMANGARH NOHAR 1 KNN Gram Panchayat Level

830 HANUMANGARH 1 RPM Gram Panchayat Level

831 HANUMANGARH 11 BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

832 HANUMANGARH 11 DPN Village Level

833 HANUMANGARH 11 NTR‐B Gram Panchayat Level

834 HANUMANGARH 14JSN Gram Panchayat Level

835 HANUMANGARH 16DPN Gram Panchayat Level

836 HANUMANGARH 16KNN Village Level

837 HANUMANGARH 17NTR Village Level

838 HANUMANGARH 17RWD Gram Panchayat Level

839 HANUMANGARH 19JSN Village Level



842 HANUMANGARH 23 DPN Gram Panchayat Level

843 HANUMANGARH 25JSN Gram Panchayat Level


845 HANUMANGARH 2KBM Village Level

846 HANUMANGARH 3 BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

847 HANUMANGARH 4RPM Village Level

848 HANUMANGARH 5 SPD‐B Gram Panchayat Level

849 HANUMANGARH 5JBD Village Level

850 HANUMANGARH 9GGM Gram Panchayat Level

851 HANUMANGARH ARARKI Gram Panchayat Level

852 HANUMANGARH BHAWAL DESAR Village Level

853 HANUMANGARH BHOOKARKABARANI Gram Panchayat Level

854 HANUMANGARH BIRKALI Gram Panchayat Level

855 HANUMANGARH CHAK SARDARPURA Gram Panchayat Level

856 HANUMANGARH DEIDAS Gram Panchayat Level

857 HANUMANGARH DEVASAR Village Level

858 HANUMANGARH DHANDHELA Gram Panchayat Level

859 HANUMANGARH DHANSIYA Gram Panchayat Level

860 HANUMANGARH KHUIYAN Gram Panchayat Level

861 HANUMANGARH KIKRALI Gram Panchayat Level

862 HANUMANGARH LALANAWAS NATHWANIYA Village Level

863 HANUMANGARH MANDARPURA Gram Panchayat Level

864 HANUMANGARH MEGHANA Gram Panchayat Level

865 HANUMANGARH SHEORANI Gram Panchayat Level

866 HANUMANGARH SONRI Gram Panchayat Level

867 HANUMANGARH THIRANA Village Level

868 HANUMANGARH TOPARIYABARANI Gram Panchayat Level

869 HANUMANGARH PILIBANGA 1 BRP Village Level

870 HANUMANGARH 1 LGW Village Level

871 HANUMANGARH 1 NR Gram Panchayat Level

872 HANUMANGARH 11 LKS‐A Gram Panchayat Level

873 HANUMANGARH 12JDW Village Level

874 HANUMANGARH 12SPD Village Level

875 HANUMANGARH 13MOD‐B Village Level

876 HANUMANGARH 14 JRK‐B Gram Panchayat Level

877 HANUMANGARH 15LGW‐C Gram Panchayat Level

878 HANUMANGARH 16LGW Village Level

879 HANUMANGARH 17PBN Gram Panchayat Level

880 HANUMANGARH 17STG Gram Panchayat Level

881 HANUMANGARH 18 JRK Gram Panchayat Level



882 HANUMANGARH 18SPD‐A Gram Panchayat Level

883 HANUMANGARH 19 MOD Village Level

884 HANUMANGARH 19PBN‐A Gram Panchayat Level

885 HANUMANGARH 19SPD Village Level





890 HANUMANGARH 2LKS Gram Panchayat Level


892 HANUMANGARH 31 MOD Gram Panchayat Level


894 HANUMANGARH 36 STG‐B Gram Panchayat Level

895 HANUMANGARH 38 NDRTP Village Level

896 HANUMANGARH 39 LLW Village Level

897 HANUMANGARH 3LGW Gram Panchayat Level

898 HANUMANGARH 3PWM Gram Panchayat Level

899 HANUMANGARH 3T Village Level

900 HANUMANGARH 3TKW Village Level

901 HANUMANGARH 40NDR Village Level

902 HANUMANGARH 41 LLW Village Level

903 HANUMANGARH 45NDR Village Level



906 HANUMANGARH 4UMW Village Level

907 HANUMANGARH 51000 RD Village Level

908 HANUMANGARH 5PBN Village Level

909 HANUMANGARH 6BHM Village Level

910 HANUMANGARH 6SGR Gram Panchayat Level

911 HANUMANGARH 7 HDP Gram Panchayat Level

912 HANUMANGARH 7 STB Village Level


914 HANUMANGARH 8 STB Village Level

915 HANUMANGARH 9LGW Village Level

916 HANUMANGARH BAROPAL BARANI Gram Panchayat Level

917 HANUMANGARH RAWATSAR 1 CYM Gram Panchayat Level

918 HANUMANGARH 1 KDD Gram Panchayat Level

919 HANUMANGARH 1 RWM Village Level

920 HANUMANGARH 10 SPM TEMPORARY Village Level

921 HANUMANGARH 10KWD Gram Panchayat Level

922 HANUMANGARH 14 KM Gram Panchayat Level

923 HANUMANGARH 16DWD Village Level

924 HANUMANGARH 16KWD Gram Panchayat Level



927 HANUMANGARH 29DWD Gram Panchayat Level

928 HANUMANGARH 2KWD Village Level

929 HANUMANGARH 2RPM Gram Panchayat Level


931 HANUMANGARH 34RWD Village Level

932 HANUMANGARH 3DWM Village Level

933 HANUMANGARH 4:00 AM Village Level

934 HANUMANGARH 4 KM Village Level

935 HANUMANGARH 4CYM Gram Panchayat Level

936 HANUMANGARH 4DWM Gram Panchayat Level

937 HANUMANGARH 4JBD Gram Panchayat Level

938 HANUMANGARH 4KHD Gram Panchayat Level

939 HANUMANGARH 5 KDD Gram Panchayat Level

940 HANUMANGARH 5PRKM Gram Panchayat Level



941 HANUMANGARH 6 SPD‐B Gram Panchayat Level


943 HANUMANGARH 7DWD Village Level

944 HANUMANGARH 7DWM Village Level

945 HANUMANGARH 8BPM Village Level

946 HANUMANGARH 99 RD Gram Panchayat Level

947 HANUMANGARH 9KKM Gram Panchayat Level

948 HANUMANGARH BARAMSAR Gram Panchayat Level

949 HANUMANGARH BISARASAR Gram Panchayat Level

950 HANUMANGARH MAHELA Gram Panchayat Level

951 HANUMANGARH MALASAR Gram Panchayat Level

952 HANUMANGARH MOTAIR Gram Panchayat Level

953 HANUMANGARH NIYASAR Gram Panchayat Level

954 HANUMANGARH PALLU Gram Panchayat Level

955 HANUMANGARH SANGARIA 1 NKR (LAMBI DHAB) Village Level

956 HANUMANGARH 11 PTP(KISHANPURA UTRADA) Gram Panchayat Level

957 HANUMANGARH 12KSD Village Level

958 HANUMANGARH 12MJD Village Level

959 HANUMANGARH 14BGP(BHAGATPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

960 HANUMANGARH 14MKS(SHERGARH) Village Level

961 HANUMANGARH 16 AMP(AMAR PURAJALU) Gram Panchayat Level

962 HANUMANGARH 17BGP(BOLANWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

963 HANUMANGARH 17MJD(INDRAPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

964 HANUMANGARH 19AMP(SHAHPINI) Gram Panchayat Level


966 HANUMANGARH 19MKS(MANAKSAR) Gram Panchayat Level

967 HANUMANGARH 2 PTP(NUKERA) Gram Panchayat Level

968 HANUMANGARH 2 STP (HARIPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

969 HANUMANGARH 22 AMP(SINGHPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

970 HANUMANGARH 2BGP Village Level

971 HANUMANGARH 2DLP Village Level

972 HANUMANGARH 3LLW(LILAWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

973 HANUMANGARH 3MMK Village Level

974 HANUMANGARH 3SNG Village Level

975 HANUMANGARH 4 RTP (RATANPURA RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

976 HANUMANGARH 4 STP (BHANKHARAWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

977 HANUMANGARH 5 DNG(DEENGARH) Gram Panchayat Level

978 HANUMANGARH 5 IDG Gram Panchayat Level

979 HANUMANGARH 5 NGR (NAGARANA) Gram Panchayat Level

980 HANUMANGARH 5 NKR(CHAK HIRASINGH WALA) Gram Panchayat Level

981 HANUMANGARH 50 NGC (RURAL) Gram Panchayat Level

982 HANUMANGARH 6 BGP‐A Gram Panchayat Level


984 HANUMANGARH 6 KSD(MALARAMPURA) Gram Panchayat Level

985 HANUMANGARH 7 MJD (MORJAND) Gram Panchayat Level

986 HANUMANGARH 8MMK(KIKARWALI) Gram Panchayat Level

987 HANUMANGARH 8NTW Gram Panchayat Level

988 HANUMANGARH TIBBI 1 AG Village Level


990 HANUMANGARH 1 MD Gram Panchayat Level

991 HANUMANGARH 1 MKS‐A Gram Panchayat Level

992 HANUMANGARH 1 MST‐SM Village Level

993 HANUMANGARH 1 SBN Gram Panchayat Level

994 HANUMANGARH 1 TLW‐B Gram Panchayat Level

995 HANUMANGARH 10SLW Gram Panchayat Level

996 HANUMANGARH 11 RWD Gram Panchayat Level


998 HANUMANGARH 12DBL Village Level

999 HANUMANGARH 14GGR Gram Panchayat Level





1002 HANUMANGARH 2KSP Gram Panchayat Level

1003 HANUMANGARH 2MD Village Level


1005 HANUMANGARH 3DPM Village Level


1007 HANUMANGARH 3SRW Village Level

1008 HANUMANGARH 4 FTP Gram Panchayat Level

1009 HANUMANGARH 5MKS Gram Panchayat Level










ANNEXURE‐2: List of existing e‐Mitra Kiosks

S. No. District Name Active Kiosk Operational Kiosk

1 Ajmer 42 36

2 Alwar 11 11

3 Banswara 5 3

4 Baran 1 1

5 Barmer 19 13

6 Bharatpur 13 13

7 Bhilwara 11 8

8 Bikaner 45 33

9 Bundi 8 4

10 Chittaurgarh 11 9

11 Churu 16 10

12 Dausa 3 2

13 Dhaulpur 5 5

14 Dungarpur 4 4

15 Ganganagar 39 33

16 Hanumangarh 25 10

17 Jaipur 165 130

18 Jaisalmer 7 2

19 Jalor 5 4

20 Jhalawar 15 11

21 Jhunjhunu 39 24

22 Jodhpur 76 59

23 Karauli 3 1

24 Kota 7 6

25 Nagaur 10 6

26 Pali 31 30

27 Pratapgarh 3 3

28 Rajsamand 3 3

29 Sawai Madhopur 4 3

30 Sikar 12 8



31 Sirohi 6 5

32 Tonk 13 13

33 Udaipur 19 16

Grand Total 676 519



Annexure‐3

List of BSNL Exchanges in Rural Area

S No Name of Exchange/

Village SSA

REVENUE DISTRICT

TEHSIL Coverage status

1 AJMER Arain AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

2 Arardka AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

3 Badakhera AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

4 Baghera AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

5 Baghsuri AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

6 Bandanwara AJMER AJMER Bhinay Covered

7 Bandarsindri AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

8 Bangar Ngr SCL AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

9 Barna AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

10 Beawarkhas AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

11 Begliawas AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

12 Bhadoon AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

13 Bhagwanpura AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

14 Bhanwta AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

15 Bhatiyani AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

16 Bhawanikhera AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

17 Bhinay AJMER AJMER Bhinay Covered

18 Bogla AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

19 Borada AJMER AJMER Sarwar Covered

20 Ch.Naraina AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

21 Chachiawas AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

22 Chapaneri AJMER AJMER Bhinay Covered

23 Daulatpura AJMER AJMER Masuda Covered

24 Deendwara AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

25 Devgaon AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

26 Devliakalan AJMER AJMER Bhinay Covered

27 Dhasook AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

28 Fatehgarh AJMER AJMER sarwar Covered

29 Gegal AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

30 Ghooghra AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

31 Govindgarh AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

32 Harmada AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

33 Hatundi AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

34 Jalia‐II AJMER AJMER Masuda Covered

35 Jamola AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

36 Jawaja AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

37 Junia AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

38 Kadel AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered



39 Kadera AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

40 Kanpura AJMER AJMER Nasirabad Covered

41 Karkedi AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

42 Karnosh AJMER AJMER ajmer Covered

43 Kharwa* AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

44 Kirap AJMER AJMER Masuda Covered

45 Kuchil AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

46 Mangliawas AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

47 Masooda AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

48 Mehrukalan* AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

49 Nagelao AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

50 Nosal AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

51 Piplaj AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

52 Pisagaon AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

53 Pranhera* AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

54 Rajgarh AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

55 Rajiawas AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

56 Ramgarh AJMER AJMER Masuda Covered

57 Ramsar AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

58 Roopangarh AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

59 Salemabad AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

60 Sanpla* AJMER AJMER sarwar Covered

61 Saradhana AJMER AJMER AJMER Covered

62 Sarana* AJMER AJMER Sarwar Covered

63 Sawar* AJMER AJMER Kekri Covered

64 Singhawal AJMER AJMER Bhinay Covered

65 Sironj AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

66 Srinagar AJMER AJMER Ajmer Covered

67 Sursura AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

68 Tantoti* AJMER AJMER Sarwar Covered

69 Tikawara AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

70 Tilonia AJMER AJMER Kishangarh Covered

71 Todgarh AJMER AJMER Beawar Covered

72 Alwar Ajabpura Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

73 Ajerka Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

74 Akbarpur Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

75 Alawada Alwar Alwar Ramgarh Covered

76 Bagar Ka Tiraya Alwar Alwar Ramgarh Covered

77 Bahadurpur Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

78 Bansur City RSU Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

79 Bansur‐M Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

80 Baroda Meo Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

81 Barodakan Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered



82 Barrod Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

83 Bhanokar Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

84 Bhindusi Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

85 Bibirani Alwar Alwar Kotkasim Covered

86 Bileta Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

87 Burja Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

88 Chatarpura Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

89 Dasod Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

90 Dhamred Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

91 Digawada Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

92 Doomroli Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

93 Gandala Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

94 Gandhola Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

95 Gandura Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

96 Garhi Sawairam Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

97 Ghata Bandrol Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

98 Golaka Bas Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

99 Gothda Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

100 Gunta Shahpur Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

101 Hajipur Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

102 Harsoli Alwar Alwar Kishangarhbas Covered

103 Harsora Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

104 Ismailpur Alwar Alwar Kishangarhbas Covered

105 Jainpurwas Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

106 Jakhrana Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

107 Jat Behror Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

108 Jindoli Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

109 Kanhawas Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

110 Karana Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

111 Kathumar Alwar Alwar Kathumar Covered

112 Khanpur Ahir Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

113 Khanpur Mewan Alwar Alwar Kishangarhbas Covered

114 Khoh Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

115 Khoh Dariba Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

116 Khohra Malawali Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

117 Khush Khera Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

118 Kishori Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

119 Kotkasim Alwar Alwar Kotkasim Covered

120 Laxmangarh Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

121 Laxmangarh City Alwar Alwar Laxmangarh Covered

122 M.I.AREA Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

123 Macheri Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

124 Malakhera Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered



125 Mandawar Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

126 Mandhan Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

127 Mubarikpur Alwar Alwar Ramgarh Covered

128 Nangal Bani Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

129 Narainpur Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

130 Natoz Alwar Alwar Kathumar Covered

131 Neemrana Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

132 Nowgaon Alwar Alwar Ramgarh Covered

133 Patan Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

134 Pinan Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

135 Pratapgarh Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

136 Prithvipura Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

137 Rajpur Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

138 Rajwada Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

139 Ramgarh Alwar Alwar Ramgarh Covered

140 Rampur Kasba Alwar Alwar Bansur Covered

141 Reni Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

142 Roneeja Than Alwar Alwar Kathumar Covered

143 Sariska Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

144 Shahpur Dehra Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

145 Shajahanpur Alwar Alwar Behror Covered

146 Shekhpur Aheer Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

147 Shyam Ganga Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

148 Sodawas Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

149 Surer Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

150 Tapukara Alwar Alwar Tijara Covered

151 Tatarpur Alwar Alwar Mandawar Covered

152 Tehla Alwar Alwar Rajgarh Covered

153 Thanagazi Alwar Alwar Thanagazi Covered

154 Umrain Alwar Alwar Alwar Covered

155 BARAN ATRU KOTA BARAN ATRU Covered

156 BAMLA KOTA BARAN BARAN Covered

157 BHANWARGARH KOTA BARAN KISHANGANJ Covered

158 DEVRI KOTA BARAN SHAHBAD Covered

159 HARNAWADA SHAHJI KOTA BARAN CHHIPABAROD Covered

160 JALWARA KOTA BARAN KISHANGANJ Covered

161 KASBATHANA KOTA BARAN SHAHBAD Covered

162 KELWARA KOTA BARAN SHAHBAD Covered

163 KISHANGANJ KOTA BARAN KISHANGANJ Covered

164 KOYLA KOTA BARAN BARAN Covered

165 NAHARGARH KOTA BARAN KISHANGANJ Covered

166 SALPURA KOTA BARAN ATRU Covered

167 SAMRANIYA KOTA BARAN SHAHBAD Covered



168 SHAHBAD KOTA BARAN SHAHBAD Covered

169 SINDHPURI KOTA BARAN ANTAH Covered

170 SISWALI KOTA BARAN MANGROL Covered

171 BARMER Ajeet Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

172 Akal Barmer BARMER Chohtan Covered

173 Arniyali Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

174 Asada Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

175 Asottra Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

176 Baitu Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

177 Batadu Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

178 Bhadka Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

179 Bishala Barmer BARMER Barmer Covered

180 CHAWA Barmer BARMER BARMER Covered

181 Chohtan Barmer BARMER Chohtan Covered

182 Dhanau Barmer BARMER Chohtan Covered

183 Dhorimana Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

184 Doli Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

185 Gadra Road Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

186 Gudamalani Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

187 Gunga Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

188 Harsani Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

189 Indrana Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

190 J M Khera Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

191 Jaisindhar Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

192 Jasai Barmer BARMER Barmer Covered

193 Jasol Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

194 Kaluri Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

195 Kalyanpur Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

196 Kanana Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

197 Kanod Barmer BARMER Barmer Covered

198 Khandap Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

199 Kitnod Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

200 Korna Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

201 Mazal Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

202 Mokalsar Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

203 Munabao Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

204 Nokhara Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

205 Pachpadra Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

206 Padru Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

207 Ram JI KA GOL Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

208 Ramsar Barmer BARMER Ramsar Covered

209 S.P Singh Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

210 Samdari Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered



211 Sanawada Barmer BARMER Barmer Covered

212 Santra Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

213 Sata Barmer BARMER Chohtan Covered

214 Sheo Barmer BARMER Sheo Covered

215 Sindhari Barmer BARMER Gudamalani Covered

216 Siwana Barmer BARMER Siwana Covered

217 Tapra Barmer BARMER Pachpadra Covered

218 Uttarlai Barmer BARMER Baitu Covered

219 Bharatpur Ajan Bharatpur Bharatpur Kumher Covered

220 Arauda Bharatpur Bharatpur Nadbai Covered

221 Astawan Bharatpur Bharatpur Kumher Covered

222 Bagren Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

223 Bansi Paharpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Rupbas Covered

224 Baraulichhar Bharatpur Bharatpur Weir Covered

225 Barkhera Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

226 Beeram Pura Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

227 Bhadira Bharatpur Bharatpur Nadbai Covered

228 Bolkhera Bharatpur Bharatpur Kaman Covered

229 Brahmbad Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

230 Chhokarwara Bharatpur Bharatpur Nadbai Covered

231 Dehra Bharatpur Bharatpur Kumher Covered

232 Dhadren Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

233 Gadauli Bharatpur Bharatpur Weir Covered

234 Gamri Bharatpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Covered

235 Gopalgarh Bharatpur Bharatpur Pahari Covered

236 Halena Bharatpur Bharatpur Nadbai Covered

237 Helak Bharatpur Bharatpur Kumher Covered

238 Jaluki Bharatpur Bharatpur Nagar Covered

239 Januthar Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

240 Jurehra Bharatpur Bharatpur Kaman Covered

241 Kaithwara Bharatpur Bharatpur Pahari Covered

242 Kalsara Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

243 Khoh Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

244 Konrer Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

245 Kuma Bharatpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Covered

246 Lakhanpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Nadbai Covered

247 Madriya Pura Bharatpur Bharatpur Rupbas Covered

248 Mahua‐Sinpini Bharatpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Covered

249 Nithar Bharatpur Bharatpur Weir Covered

250 Pahari Bharatpur Bharatpur Pahari Covered

251 Palka Bharatpur Bharatpur Nagar Covered

252 Pathena Bharatpur Bharatpur Weir Covered

253 Rarah Bharatpur Bharatpur Kumher Covered



254 Rudawal Bharatpur Bharatpur Rupbas Covered

255 Rupbas MBM* Bharatpur Bharatpur Rupbas Covered

256 Samai Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

257 Santhokpura Bharatpur Bharatpur Bayana Covered

258 Seu Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

259 Sikri Bharatpur Bharatpur Nagar Covered

260 Sinsini Bharatpur Bharatpur Deeg Covered

261 Uchain Bharatpur Bharatpur Rupbas Covered

262 Uncha Nagla Bharatpur Bharatpur Bharatpur Covered

263 Bhilwara Agucha Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

264 Amarwasi Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

265 Antali Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

266 Ashaholi Bhilwara Bhilwara Raipur Covered

267 B. K . Kotri Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

268 B. K. Sareri Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

269 Badliyas Bhilwara Bhilwara Kotri Covered

270 Badnore Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

271 Bagore Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandal Covered

272 Banera Bhilwara Bhilwara Banera Covered

273 Bhagwanpura Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandal Covered

274 Bigod Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

275 Biletha Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

276 Dabla Bhilwara Bhilwara Banera Covered

277 Daulatgarh Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

278 Gadarmala Bhilwara Bhilwara Bhilwara Covered

279 Gageda Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

280 Hamirgarh Bhilwara Bhilwara Bhilwara Covered

281 Hzl colony Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

282 Kachhola Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

283 Kaliyas Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

284 Kanechan Kalan Bhilwara Bhilwara Shahpura Covered

285 Karoi Bhilwara Bhilwara Bhilwara Covered

286 Kasyakhan Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

287 Katar Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

288 Khankhla Bhilwara Bhilwara Sahara Covered

289 Kodukota Bhilwara Bhilwara Bhilwara Covered

290 Koshithal Bhilwara Bhilwara Sahara Covered

291 Kotri Bhilwara Bhilwara Kotri Covered

292 Ladpura Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

293 Luhari kala Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

294 Luhariya Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandal Covered

295 Mahendragarh Bhilwara Bhilwara Sahara Covered

296 Mahuwa Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered



297 Mangrop Bhilwara Bhilwara Bhilwara Covered

298 Mokhunda Bhilwara Bhilwara Raipur Covered

299 Nimbahera Jatan Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandal Covered

300 Pander Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

301 Paroli Bhilwara Bhilwara Kotri Covered

302 Patan Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

303 Phulia Kalan Bhilwara Bhilwara Shahpura Covered

304 Piplund Bhilwara Bhilwara Jhazpur Covered

305 Potlan Bhilwara Bhilwara Sahara Covered

306 Raila Road Bhilwara Bhilwara Banera Covered

307 Raipur Bhilwara Bhilwara Raipur Covered

308 Rajajikakrera Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandal Covered

309 Roopaheli Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

310 Ropan Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

311 Salawatia Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

312 Sangaria Bhilwara Bhilwara Shahpura Covered

313 Sareri Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

314 Shakargarh Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

315 Shamboogarh Bhilwara Bhilwara Asind Covered

316 Shyampura Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

317 Singoli Bhilwara Bhilwara Mandalgarh Covered

318 Sodar Bhilwara Bhilwara Hurda Covered

319 Soniyana Bhilwara Bhilwara Sahara Covered

320 Swaipur Bhilwara Bhilwara Kotri Covered

321 Tikkar Bhilwara Bhilwara Jahazpur Covered

322 Bikaner Akkasar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

323 Arjunsar Bikaner Bikaner LKV Covered

324 Badnu Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

325 Bajju Bikaner Bikaner Srikolayat Covered

326 Barsingasar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

327 Bhamatsar Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

328 Chhatragarh Bikaner Bikaner CTG Covered

329 Dantor Bikaner Bikaner Khajuwala Covered

330 Diyatra Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

331 Gadiyala Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

332 Gadwala Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

333 Gajner Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

334 Girirajsar Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

335 Himatsar Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

336 Jaimalsar Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

337 Jalwali Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

338 Jamsar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

339 Jasrasar Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered



340 Jetpur Bikaner Bikaner LKV Covered

341 Jhajhu Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

342 Kakku Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

343 Kaloo Bikaner Bikaner LKV Covered

344 Karmisar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

345 Khajuwala Bikaner Bikaner KJW Covered

346 Khara Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

347 Khari Charnan Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

348 Kishanasar Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

349 Kolasar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

350 Kuchoor Aguni Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

351 Lunkaransar Bikaner Bikaner LKV Covered

352 Mahajan Bikaner Bikaner LKV Covered

353 Mundsar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

354 Nal Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

355 Napasar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

356 Palana Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

357 Panchu Bikaner Bikaner NKA Covered

358 Puggal Bikaner Bikaner Khajuwala Covered

359 Raisar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

360 Ramsar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

361 Rasisar Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

362 RD 465 Bikaner Bikaner KJW Covered

363 RD 682 Bikaner Bikaner Khajuwala Covered

364 Sankhla Basti Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

365 Sattasar Bikaner Bikaner CTG Covered

366 Srikolayat Bikaner Bikaner SKJ Covered

367 Surpura Bikaner Bikaner Nokha Covered

368 Udairamsar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

369 Udasar Bikaner Bikaner Bikaner Covered

370 BSW Anandpuri Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

371 Arthoona Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

372 Barisaredi Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

373 Barodiya Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

374 Bhimpur Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

375 Bhoongra Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

376 Bori Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

377 Chandujikagada Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

378 Cheench Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

379 ChhotaDungra Banswara BSW Kushalgarh Covered

380 Danpur Banswara BSW Banswara Covered

381 Gangartalai Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

382 Jolana Banswara BSW Garhi Covered



383 Kalinjara Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

384 Khodan Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

385 Lohariya Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

386 Mahidam Banswara BSW Banswara Covered

387 Mordi Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

388 Naharpura Banswara BSW Bagidora Covered

389 Narvali Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

390 Peepalkhunt Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

391 Sagwariya Banswara BSW Garhi Covered

392 Sajjangarh Banswara BSW Kushalgarh Covered

393 Senawasa Banswara BSW Ghatol Covered

394 Talwara Banswara BSW Banswara Covered

395 Bundi ALFANAGAR Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

396 ALOD Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

397 ARNETHA Bundi Bundi K.PATAN Covered

398 BADANAYA GAON Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

399 BANSI Bundi Bundi NAINWA Covered

400 BARODIA Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

401 BARUNDHAN Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

402 DABI Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

403 DABLANA Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

404 DEI Bundi Bundi NAINWA Covered

405 GOTHARA Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

406 GUDA NATHAWATAN Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

407 HINDOLI Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

408 JHALIJI KA BARANA Bundi Bundi K.PATAN Covered

409 KARWAR Bundi Bundi NAINWA Covered

410 KHATKAR Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

411 MATUNDA Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

412 NAMANA Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

413 NAMANA ROAD Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

414 PECH KI BAWRI Bundi Bundi HINDOLI Covered

415 SUMER GANJ MANDI Bundi Bundi INDRAGARH Covered

416 SUWASA Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

417 TALERA(RSU,Bundi) Bundi Bundi BUNDI Covered

418 TALWAS Bundi Bundi NAINWA Covered

419 CHITOR BADODIYA KOTA Chittorgarh RAWATBHATA Covered

420 EKLINGPURA KOTA Chittorgarh RAWATBHATA Covered

421 RAPP KOTA Chittorgarh BEGU Covered

422 Chittorgarh Akola Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

423 Bansibohera Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Bari Sadri Covered

424 Bari Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

425 Bassi Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered



426 Bhadesar Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Bhadesar Covered

427 Bhadsora Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Bhadesar Covered

428 Bhoopalsagar Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

429 Bijaypur Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

430 Binota Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

431 Chenchi Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Begun Covered

432 Chikarda Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Bhadesar Covered

433 Danta Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

434 Dhamana Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

435 Dindoli Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Rashmi Covered

436 Doriya Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

437 Dungla Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Dungla Covered

438 Gangrar Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Gangrar Covered

439 Ghatiyawali Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

440 Ghosunda Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

441 Hathiyana Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

442 Kanera Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

443 Keli Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

444 Mandpiya Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Bhadesar Covered

445 Mangalwar Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Dungla Covered

446 Mangrol Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Nimbahera Covered

447 Nagri Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

448 Nandwai Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Begun Covered

449 Newaria Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Rashmi Covered

450 Nikumbh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Barisadri Covered

451 Pahuna Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Rashmi Covered

452 Parasoli Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Begun Covered

453 Rashmi Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Rashmi Covered

454 Roodh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Rashmi Covered

455 Sadas Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Gangrar Covered

456 Sawa Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

457 Shambhupura Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Covered

458 Singhpur Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Kapasan Covered

459 Thukrai Chittorgarh Chittorgarh Begun Covered

460 Churu Absar Churu Churu Covered

461 Asalsar Churu Churu Covered

462 Badela Churu Churu Covered

463 Bain Churu Churu Covered

464 Bandhnau Churu Churu Covered

465 Bhadasar Utarada Churu Churu Covered

466 Bhaleri Churu Churu Covered

467 Bhamasi Churu Churu Covered

468 Bhimsar Churu Churu Covered



469 Bigga Churu Churu Covered

470 Biramsar Churu Churu Covered

471 Buchawas Churu Churu Covered

472 Bukansar Chhota Churu Churu Covered

473 Chand Gothi Churu Churu Covered

474 Chubkiya Tal Churu Churu Covered

475 Dadrewa Churu Churu Covered

476 Dheerwas Churu Churu Covered

477 Doodhwakhara R.S Churu Churu Covered

478 Dularasar Churu Churu Covered

479 Gaurisar Churu Churu Covered

480 Ghangoo Churu Churu Covered

481 Gogasar Churu Churu Covered

482 Hamirwas Churu Churu Covered

483 Harpalutal Churu Churu Covered

484 Iyara Churu Churu Covered

485 Jasarasar Churu Churu Covered

486 Jetsisar Churu Churu Covered

487 Jharia Churu Churu Covered

488 Jharsar Churu Churu Covered

489 Kaman Churu Churu Covered

490 Kanoota Churu Churu Covered

491 Kattar Churu Churu Covered

492 Khandwa Churu Churu Covered

493 Khariya Kaniram Churu Churu Covered

494 Khinwasar Churu Churu Covered

495 Khudera Churu Churu Covered

496 Khuri Churu Churu Covered

497 Kishanpura Churu Churu Covered

498 Kohina Churu Churu Covered

499 Kusumdesar Churu Churu Covered

500 Lachharsar Churu Churu Covered

501 Lalgarh Churu Churu Covered

502 Lamborbari Churu Churu Covered

503 Likhmadeshar Churu Churu Covered

504 Lohahalt Churu Churu Covered

505 Malasisar Churu Churu Covered

506 Meharasar Chacheran Churu Churu Covered

507 Mehari Churu Churu Covered

508 Melusar Churu Churu Covered

509 Momasar Churu Churu Covered

510 Nangalbari Churu Churu Covered

511 Neshal Churu Churu Covered



512 Paharsar Churu Churu Covered

513 Pandreu Tibba Churu Churu Covered

514 Parihara Churu Churu Covered

515 Parsaneu Churu Churu Covered

516 Phoga Bhartari Churu Churu Covered

517 Pithisar Churu Churu Covered

518 Pulasar Churu Churu Covered

519 Rampura Beri Churu Churu Covered

520 Ranasar Churu Churu Covered

521 Ratanpura Churu Churu Covered

522 Sahwa Churu Churu Covered

523 Salasar Churu Churu Covered

524 Sandwa Churu Churu Covered

525 Sankhu Fort Churu Churu Covered

526 Satra Churu Churu Covered

527 Satyoo Churu Churu Covered

528 Seruna Churu Churu Covered

529 Sidhmukh Churu Churu Covered

530 Sudsar Churu Churu Covered

531 Udasar Bidawatan Churu Churu Covered

532 Dausa Badiyal Kalan Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

533 Baijupada Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

534 Dausa BALAHEDI Sawaimadhopur Dausa MH Covered

535 Dausa Balaji Jaipur Dausa sikrai Covered

536 Baswa Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

537 Bhandarej Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

538 Bilona Jaipur Dausa Lalsot Covered

539 Biwai Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

540 Chhareda Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

541 Daulatpura Jaipur Dausa Lalsot Covered

542 Geejgarh Jaipur Dausa Sikrai Covered

543 Gudha Katla Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

544 Gudhaliya Jaipur Dausa Baswa Covered

545 Dausa KHEDLA Sawaimadhopur Dausa MH Covered

546 Dausa Kundal Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

547 Kutalwas Jaipur Dausa Lalsot Covered

548 Lawan Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

549 Dausa MAHUA ROAD Sawaimadhopur Dausa MH Covered

550 Dausa Mandawari Jaipur Dausa Lalsot Covered

551 Manpur Jaipur Dausa Sikrai Covered

552 Nangal Rajawatan Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

553 Paparda Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

554 Dausa PAWTA Sawaimadhopur Dausa MH Covered



555 Dausa Sainthal Jaipur Dausa Dausa Covered

556 Sikandra Jaipur Dausa Sikrai Covered

557 Sikrai Jaipur Dausa Sikrai Covered

558 Theekriya Jaipur Dausa Sikrai Covered

559 Dholpur Angai Bharatpur Dholpur Baseri Covered

560 Basainawab Bharatpur Dholpur Dholpur Covered

561 Baseri Bharatpur Dholpur Baseri Covered

562 Jarga Bharatpur Dholpur Baseri Covered

563 Kanchanpur Bharatpur Dholpur Bari Covered

564 Mania Bharatpur Dholpur Dholpur Covered

565 Tasimo Bharatpur Dholpur Sapau Covered

566 DPR Bankora Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

567 Bhiluda Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

568 Bichhiwara Banswara DPR Dungarpur Covered

569 Borigama Bara Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

570 Chhota Diwra Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

571 Chikhli Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

572 Galiyakot Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

573 Ghata Ka Goan Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

574 Kanba Banswara DPR Dungarpur Covered

575 Kokapur Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

576 Mewara Banswara DPR Dungarpur Covered

577 Nadiya Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

578 Nithvagamri Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

579 Oberi Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

580 Padawa Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

581 Phaloz Banswara DPR Dungarpur Covered

582 Punali Banswara DPR Dungarpur Covered

583 Punjpur Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

584 Ramgarh Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

585 Sabla Banswara DPR Aspur Covered

586 Saroda Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

587 Seemalwara Banswara DPR Simalwara Covered

588 Thakarda Banswara DPR Sagwara Covered

589 Hanumangarh 13 KSP Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

590 AJEETPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

591 ANOOP SHAHAR Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

592 BHIRANI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

593 BIRKALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

594 CHHANI BARI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

595 CHOHILAWALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

596 DABLI RATHAN Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

597 DALPATPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered



598 DEIDAS Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

599 DHABAN Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

600 DHALIA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

601 DHANI MINOR WALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

602 DHOLIPAL Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

603 FATEHGARH Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

604 GANDHELI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Rawatsar Covered

605 GANDHI BARI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

606 GOLU WALA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

607 GORKHANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

608 HARIPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

609 HIRNA WALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

610 INDERPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

611 JAKHARANWALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

612 JANDAWALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

613 JASANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

614 JEDASAR Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Rawatsar Covered

615 KALANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

616 KHOTAWALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

617 KIKRALIA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Rawatsar Covered

618 KISHANPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

619 KULCHANDRA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

620 LIKHMISAR Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

621 LONGEWALA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

622 MASITAWALI HEAD Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

623 MEHARWALA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

624 MIRZEWALI MER Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

625 MORZANDA SHIKHAN Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

626 NAGRANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered

627 NEETHRANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

628 NORANG DESAR Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

629 PACCA SARNA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Hanumangarh Covered

630 PALLU Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Rawatsar Covered

631 PANDITAWALI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

632 PARLIKA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

633 PEER KAMRIA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

634 PHEPHANA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

635 PREMPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Pilibanga Covered

636 RAMGARH UJJALWAS Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

637 RAMGARHIA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

638 RAMPURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

639 SALIWALA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

640 SANT PURA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Sangaria Covered



641 SARDARGARHIA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

642 SHERDA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Bhadra Covered

643 TALWARA JHEEL Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

644 THALARKA Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Nohar Covered

645 TIBBI Sriganganagar Hanumangarh Tibbi Covered

646 Jaipur Achrol Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

647 Akoda Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

648 Amarsar Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

649 Andhi Jaipur Jaipur Jamwaramgarh Covered

650 Antela (Peepali) Jaipur Jaipur Viratnagar Covered

651 Asalpur Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

652 Badhal Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

653 Bande Ka Balaji Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

654 Banethi Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

655 Banskho Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

656 Bassi Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

657 Beelwa Jaipur Jaipur Sanganer Covered

658 Begus Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

659 Bhadawa Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

660 Bhambori Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

661 Bichun Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

662 Boraj Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

663 Chandwaji Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

664 Chittora Renwal Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

665 Chitwari Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

666 Choru Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

667 Deogaon Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

668 Dhand Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

669 Dhankiya Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

670 Dhola Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

671 Dudu Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

672 Gathwadi Jaipur Jaipur Jamwaramgarh Covered

673 Goner Jaipur Jaipur Sanganer Covered

674 Gonera Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

675 Govindgarh Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

676 Hasteda Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

677 Hingoniya Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

678 Itawa Bhopji Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

679 Jahota Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

680 Jamwaramgarh Jaipur Jaipur Jamwaramgarh Covered

681 Jatwara Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

682 Jetpura Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

683 Jhag Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered



684 Kadera Jaipur Jaipur Chaksu Covered

685 Kaladera Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

686 Kalwar Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

687 Kalwara Jaipur Jaipur Sanganer Covered

688 Kanota Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

689 Karansar Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

690 Kariri Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

691 Khanipura Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

692 Khejroli Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

693 Khora Bissal Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

694 Khora Ladkhani Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

695 Kookas Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

696 Ladana Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

697 Machawa Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

698 Madhoraj Pura Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

699 Mahapura Jaipur Jaipur Sanganer Covered

700 Mahllan Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

701 Mandha Bhimsingh Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

702 Manoharpur Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

703 Manpur Machedi Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

704 Marawa Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

705 Med Jaipur Jaipur Viratnagar Covered

706 Mozamabad Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

707 Mundiya‐Ramsar Jaipur Jaipur Jaipur Covered

708 Naila Jaipur Jaipur Jamwaramgarh Covered

709 Nangal Purohitan Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

710 Naraina Jaipur Jaipur Phulera Covered

711 Narehada Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

712 Neemeda Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

713 Pachar Jaipur Jaipur Jhotwara Covered

714 Paota I Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

715 Phagi Jaipur Jaipur Phagi Covered

716 Raithal Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

717 Rajnota Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

718 Rojda Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

719 Rundal Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

720 Rungtapuram Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

721 Samod Jaipur Jaipur Chomu Covered

722 Sawarda Jaipur Jaipur Dudu Covered

723 Shivdaspura Jaipur Jaipur Chaksu Covered

724 Sirsili Jaipur Jaipur Amber Covered

725 Sudoorpura Jaipur Jaipur Kotputli Covered

726 Tala Jaipur Jaipur Jamwaramgarh Covered



727 Toonga Jaipur Jaipur Bassi Covered

728 Triveni Jaipur Jaipur Shahpura Covered

729 Watika Jaipur Jaipur Sanganer Covered

730 JAISALMER BARATH KA GAON JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

731 CHANDHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

732 DABLA JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

733 DEVIKOT JAISALMER JAISALMER FATEHGARH Covered

734 FATEHGARH JAISALMER JAISALMER FATEHGARH Covered

735 HABUR JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

736 KHETOLAI JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

737 KHURI JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

738 LATHI JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

739 LOHARKI JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

740 MADASAR JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

741 MOHANGARH JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

742 NACHNA JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

743 NOKH JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

744 PHALSOOND JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

745 RAJMATHAI JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

746 RAMDEORA JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

747 RAMGARH JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

748 SAM JAISALMER JAISALMER JAISALMER Covered

749 SANKARA JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

750 SHRI BHADARIAJI JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

751 UJJALA JAISALMER JAISALMER POKARAN Covered

752 Jalore AHORE Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

753 BADANWADI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

754 BADGAON Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

755 BAGODA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

756 BAGRA Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

757 BAKRA ROAD Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

758 BALWARA Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

759 BHADARAJUNE Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

760 BHAGLI Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

761 BHAWRANI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

762 BHOOTI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

763 BHORDA Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

764 BIBALSAR Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

765 BISHANGARH Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

766 BORTA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

767 CHANDRAI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

768 CHITALWANA Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

769 CHORAU Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered



770 DASPAN Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

771 DHANSA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

772 DHUMBADIA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

773 GUDABALOTAN Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

774 HADESA Sirohi Jalore Hadecha Covered

775 HALIVAV Sirohi Jalore Hadecha Covered

776 HARJI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

777 JASWANTPURA Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

778 JEEWANA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

779 JHAB Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

780 JUNJANI Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

781 KARDA Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

782 KESWANA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

783 LIYADRA Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

784 MALWARA Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

785 MANDWALA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

786 MODRAN Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

787 MORSEEM Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

788 NARTA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

789 NOSRA Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

790 PATHMEDA Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

791 PAWTA Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

792 POSANA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

793 PUNASA Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

794 RAIPURIYA Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

795 RAJPURA Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

796 RAMA Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

797 RAMSEEN Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

798 RANIWADA Sirohi Jalore Raniwada Covered

799 REWTARA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

800 SANKARNA Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

801 SARNAU Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

802 SAYALA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

803 SEWADA Sirohi Jalore Sanchore Covered

804 SEWADI Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

805 SHANKHWALI Sirohi Jalore Ahore Covered

806 SIYANA Sirohi Jalore Jalore Covered

807 TAWAB Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

808 THOBAU Sirohi Jalore Bagoda Covered

809 TILORA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

810 UMMEDABAD Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

811 VISHALA Sirohi Jalore Sayala Covered

812 Jhalawar ANWALI KALAN Jhalawar Jhalawar PACH PAHAR Covered



813 ASNAWAR Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

814 BAKANI Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

815 BHALTA Jhalawar Jhalawar AKLERA Covered

816 CHAUMAHLA Jhalawar Jhalawar GANGDHAR Covered

817 DAG Jhalawar Jhalawar GANGDHAR Covered

818 DAHI‐KHERA Jhalawar Jhalawar KHANPUR Covered

819 GHATOLI Jhalawar Jhalawar AKLERA Covered

820 HARI‐GARH Jhalawar Jhalawar KHANPUR Covered

821 HEMRA Jhalawar Jhalawar PIRAWA Covered

822 KHANPUR Jhalawar Jhalawar KHANPUR Covered

823 MANDAWAR Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

824 MANOHAR THANA Jhalawar Jhalawar AKLERA Covered

825 MISHROLI Jhalawar Jhalawar PACH PAHAR Covered

826 PAGARIYA Jhalawar Jhalawar PACH PAHAR Covered

827 RAIPUR Jhalawar Jhalawar PIRAWA Covered

828 RATLAI Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

829 RICHHAWA Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

830 SALOTIYA Jhalawar Jhalawar PIRAWA Covered

831 SAROLA Jhalawar Jhalawar KHANPUR Covered

832 SUNEL Jhalawar Jhalawar PIRAWA Covered

833 TARAJ Jhalawar Jhalawar KHANPUR Covered

834 TITARI Jhalawar Jhalawar J.PATAN Covered

835 UNHEL Jhalawar Jhalawar PIRAWA Covered

836 Jhunjhunu Alsisar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

837 Babai Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

838 Bakhtarpura Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

839 Bakra Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

840 Bangothri Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

841 Baragaon Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

842 Barau Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

843 Barwasi Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

844 Basawa Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

845 Bhadarwas Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

846 Bhimsar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

847 Binjusar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

848 Birmi Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

849 Buhana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Buhana Covered

850 Chanana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

851 Chhapoli Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

852 Chhawasari Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

853 Chirana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

854 Dhanuri Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

855 Dulania Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered



856 Gangiasar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

857 Ghardanakhurd Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Buhana Covered

858 Guda Gorjika Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

859 Indali Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

860 Islampur Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

861 Jabasar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

862 Jakhal Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

863 Jakhod Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

864 Jakhora Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

865 Jasrapur Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

866 Jejusar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

867 Khudania Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

868 Kidwana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

869 Kuharwas Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Buhana Covered

870 Mahpalwas Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

871 Malion Ki Dhani Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

872 Malsisar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

873 Mandrella Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

874 Manksash Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

875 Mehara Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

876 Narhar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

877 Niradhanu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

878 Nua Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

879 Pacheri Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Buhana Covered

880 Papurana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

881 Parasrampura Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Nawalgarh Covered

882 Peepali Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

883 Ponkh Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

884 Raghunathpura Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

885 Sefra‐Ganwar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

886 Sigra Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

887 Simla Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Kheri Covered

888 Sultana Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Chirawa Covered

889 Tamkore Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

890 Tanee Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Covered

891 Titanwar Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu Udaipurwati Covered

892 Jodhpur Aau Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered

893 Agolai Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

894 Artiya Kala Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

895 Asop Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

896 Bala Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

897 Balarwa Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

898 Balesar Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered



899 Bambore Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

900 Banar Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

901 Baori Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

902 Bap Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered

903 Basni Manna Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

904 Bawarla Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

905 Belwa Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

906 Bhandu Khurd Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

907 Bhatinda Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

908 Bhavi Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

909 Bhopalgarh Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

910 Bisalpur Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

911 Boranada Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

912 Borunda Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

913 Chamu Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

914 Chirai Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

915 Chokha Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

916 Daizar Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

917 Dechu Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

918 Dhawa Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

919 Dhundhara Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

920 Fitkasni Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

921 Gajsinghpura Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

922 Gangani Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

923 Ghewara Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

924 Jaleli Fojdara Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

925 Jellu Gagari Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

926 Jetiwas Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

927 Jhanwar Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

928 Kakelav Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

929 Kaparda Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

930 Keru Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

931 Khangta Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

932 Kharabera pu. Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

933 Khariya Khg. Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

934 Khariya Mee. Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

935 Khawaspura Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

936 Khedapa Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

937 Khejarla Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

938 Khudiyala Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

939 Kosana Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

940 Laxman Nagar Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered

941 Lohawat Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered



942 Lordia Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered

943 Luni Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

944 Manai Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

945 Mathania Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

946 Mogra Kalan Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

947 Nandra Kalan Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

948 Nandri Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

949 Osian Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

950 Peelwa Jodhpur Jodhpur PHALODI Covered

951 Pipar Road Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

952 Ransigaon Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

953 Rathkudiya Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

954 Salawas Jodhpur Jodhpur LUNI Covered

955 Salwa kala Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

956 Satlana Jodhpur Jodhpur JODHPUR Covered

957 Setrawa Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

958 Shergarh Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

959 Soyla Jodhpur Jodhpur BHOPALGARH Covered

960 Tena Jodhpur Jodhpur SHERGARH Covered

961 Tilwasni Jodhpur Jodhpur BILARA Covered

962 Tinwari Jodhpur Jodhpur OSIAN Covered

963 Karauli GARHKHERA Sawaimadhopur Karauli NDT Covered

964 GUDACHANDRAJI Sawaimadhopur Karauli NDT Covered

965 KARIRI GAZIPUR Sawaimadhopur Karauli TDB Covered

966 KELADEVI Sawaimadhopur Karauli KAW Covered

967 KURGAON Sawaimadhopur Karauli SPT Covered

968 MAHU Sawaimadhopur Karauli HIN Covered

969 MANDRAYAL Sawaimadhopur Karauli MDYL Covered

970 MASALPUR Sawaimadhopur Karauli KAW Covered

971 NADOTI Sawaimadhopur Karauli NDT Covered

972 NAROLI DANG Sawaimadhopur Karauli SPT Covered

973 PATONDA Sawaimadhopur Karauli HIN Covered

974 SAPOTARA Sawaimadhopur Karauli SPT Covered

975 SHAHAR Sawaimadhopur Karauli NDT Covered

976 SOP Sawaimadhopur Karauli NDT Covered

977 SRI MAHAVIRJI Sawaimadhopur Karauli HIN Covered

978 SUROTH Sawaimadhopur Karauli HIN Covered

979 KOTA ALANIA KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

980 ANWA KOTA KOTA SANGOD Covered

981 BAPAWAR KOTA KOTA SANGOD Covered

982 BAROD KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

983 BHANDAHERA KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

984 BHENSRODGARH KOTA KOTA BEGU Covered



985 BORKHANDI KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

986 CHECHAT KOTA KOTA RAMGANJ MND. Covered

987 DARA KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

988 DEOLIMAZI KOTA KOTA SANGOD Covered

989 DIGOD KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

990 GADEPAN KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

991 GENTA KOTA KOTA PIPALDA Covered

992 ITAWA KOTA KOTA PIPALDA Covered

993 KANWAS KOTA KOTA SANGOD Covered

994 KHATOLI KOTA KOTA PIPALDA Covered

995 MANDANA KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

996 MORAK KOTA KOTA RAMGANJ MND. Covered

997 NIMODA KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

998 PIPALDA KOTA KOTA PIPALDA Covered

999 RANGPUR KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

1000 SIMLIYA KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

1001 SUKET KOTA KOTA RAMGANJMANDI Covered

1002 SULTANPUR KOTA KOTA DIGOD Covered

1003 THATHER KOTA KOTA LADPURA Covered

1004 Nagaur Akoda Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1005 Alai Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1006 Badi Khatu Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1007 Badu Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1008 Bagot Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1009 Bajwas Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1010 Bamana Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1011 Bawal Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1012 Beri Khurd Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1013 Besroli Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1014 Bhadwasi Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1015 Bhairunda Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1016 Bhakri Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1017 Bidiyad Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1018 Budsu Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1019 Chhoti Khatu Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1020 Daulatpura Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1021 Dayalpura Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1022 Deh Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1023 Dhankholi Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1024 Dodiyana Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1025 Dugastau Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1026 Gachhipura Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1027 Gagrana Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered



1028 Gogelao Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1029 Gotan Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1030 Gudha Bhagwandas Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1031 Gudha Salt Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1032 Harsolav Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1033 Harsore Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1034 Idwa Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1035 Jakhera Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1036 Jasnagar Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1037 Jaswant Garh Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1038 Jawala Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1039 Jayal Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1040 Jhareli Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1041 Jiliya Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1042 Jodhiyasi Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1043 Kairap Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1044 Kathauti Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1045 Katyasani Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1046 Khajwana Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1047 Kheenwsar Nagaur Nagaur Khinwsar Covered

1048 Khiyala Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1049 Khokhar Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1050 Khunkhuna Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1051 Khuri Kallan Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1052 Koliya Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1053 Kukanwali Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1054 Kurada Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1055 Ladariya Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1056 Lalas Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1057 Lamba Jattan Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1058 Ledi Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1059 Loonwa Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1060 Manana Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1061 Manglana Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1062 Maroth Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1063 Maulasar Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1064 Merta Road Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1065 Minda Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1066 Mithari (KCR) Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1067 Mithari (LDN) Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1068 Narainpura Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1069 Nimbi Jodhan Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1070 Nimbod Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered



1071 Nuwa Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1072 Padu Kallan Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1073 Panchwa Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1074 Peeh Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1075 Raniganv Nagaur Nagaur Makrana Covered

1076 Ratau Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1077 Ren Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1078 Riyan Bari Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1079 Rodu Nagaur Nagaur Ladnun Covered

1080 Rohindi (Peeplad) Nagaur Nagaur Parbatsar Covered

1081 Rohisa Nagaur Nagaur Merta Covered

1082 Roll Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1083 Rotu Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1084 Sanjoo Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1085 Sankhwas Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1086 Shyamgarh Nagaur Nagaur Nawa Covered

1087 Sri Balaji Nagaur Nagaur Nagaur Covered

1088 Tankla Nagaur Nagaur Khinwsar Covered

1089 Tarnau Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1090 Thanwala Nagaur Nagaur Degana Covered

1091 Toshina Nagaur Nagaur Deedwana Covered

1092 Unchaida Nagaur Nagaur Jayal Covered

1093 Pali Anandpurkaloo Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1094 Anna Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1095 Atbara Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1096 Auwa Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1097 Babra Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1098 Bagawas Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1099 Bagol Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1100 Bagri Nagar Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1101 Balrai Pali Pali Pali Covered

1102 Balunda Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1103 Bankli Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1104 Banta Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1105 Bar Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1106 Basna Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1107 Basni Dadwaria Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1108 Beelawas Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1109 Beerami Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1110 Beesalpur Pali Pali Bali Covered

1111 Bera Pali Pali Bali Covered

1112 Berkalan Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1113 Bhanwari Pali Pali Rohat Covered



1114 Bharoonda Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1115 Bhatoond Pali Pali Bali Covered

1116 Bheetwada Pali Pali Bali Covered

1117 Bhesana Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1118 Bhimalia Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1119 Bithu Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1120 Bomadra Pali Pali Pali Covered

1121 Chanchori Pali Pali Pali Covered

1122 Chandawal Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1123 Chandawal Stn. Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1124 Chanod Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1125 Chelawas Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1126 Dadai Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1127 Dailana Kalan Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1128 Deoli Auwa Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1129 Deoli Kalan Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1130 Deoli Pabuji Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1131 Desuri Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1132 Dewaria Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1133 Dhabar Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1134 Dhamli Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1135 Dhani Pali Pali Bali Covered

1136 Dhanla Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1137 Dudod Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1138 Dujana Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1139 Falka Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1140 Gelawas Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1141 Ghanerao Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1142 Ghenri Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1143 Giri Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1144 Guda Endla Pali Pali Pali Covered

1145 Guda Kallan Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1146 Gundoj Pali Pali Pali Covered

1147 Jadan Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1148 Jawadia Pali Pali Pali Covered

1149 Jawali Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1150 Jetpur Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1151 Jojawar Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1152 Kantaliya Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1153 Karadi Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1154 Karmawas Patta Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1155 Khandi Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1156 Khardi Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered



1157 Kherwa Pali Pali Pali Covered

1158 Khinwara Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1159 Khod Pali Pali Pali Covered

1160 Kishanpura Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1161 Koselao Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1162 Kudki Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1163 Kushalpura Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1164 Lambia Pali Pali Jaitran Covered

1165 Lapod Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1166 Lunawa Pali Pali Bali Covered

1167 Manda Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1168 Mandawas Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1169 Mundara Pali Pali Bali Covered

1170 Nadol Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1171 Nana Pali Pali Bali Covered

1172 Narlai Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1173 Netra Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1174 Nimbol Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1175 Nipple Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1176 Nowi Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1177 Paldi Jod Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1178 Panota Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1179 Pawa Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1180 Peepaliya Kalan Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1181 Rabriawas Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1182 Raipuria Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1183 Rajkiyawas Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1184 Ranawas Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1185 Rani Gaon‐RSU Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1186 Ras Pali Pali Jaitaran Covered

1187 Rohat Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1188 Roopawas(P) Pali Pali Pali Covered

1189 Roopawas(S) Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1190 Sanderao Pali Pali Sumerpur Covered

1191 Sardar Samand Pali Pali Sojat Covered

1192 Sendra Pali Pali Raipur Covered

1193 Sewari Pali Pali Bali Covered

1194 Sirana Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1195 Siriyari Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1196 Sojat Road II Pali Pali Marwar Jn. Covered

1197 Sokda Pali Pali Bali Covered

1198 Somesar Pali Pali Desuri Covered

1199 Surayata Pali Pali Sojat Covered



1200 Vayad Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1201 Zitara Pali Pali Rohat Covered

1202 Pratapgarh Arnod Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Arnod Covered

1203 Baravarda Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Covered

1204 Chupna Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Arnod Covered

1205 Dalot Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Covered

1206 Dhamotar Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Covered

1207 Kesunda Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Chhoti Sadri Covered

1208 Panmodi Chittorgarh Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Covered

1209 RAJSAMAND Ajeetgarh Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1210 Bali Jassakheda Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1211 Banediya Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1212 Barar Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1213 Bhim SDCC Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1214 Binol Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1215 Charana Udaipur RAJSAMAND Railmagra Covered

1216 Charbhujaji SDCC Udaipur RAJSAMAND Kumbhalgarh Covered

1217 Dariba Udaipur RAJSAMAND Railmagra Covered

1218 Dawer SDCC Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1219 Delwara Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1220 Galwa Udaipur RAJSAMAND Amet Covered

1221 Gaongurha Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1222 Ghoraghati Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1223 Gilund Udaipur RAJSAMAND Railmagra Covered

1224 Gugli Udaipur RAJSAMAND Amet Covered

1225 Jhilola Udaipur RAJSAMAND Amet Covered

1226 Kaladeh Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1227 Kelwa Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1228 Kelwara Udaipur RAJSAMAND Kumbhalgarh Covered

1229 Khamnore Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1230 Kuanthal Udaipur RAJSAMAND Deogarh Covered

1231 Kunwaria Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1232 Kuraj Udaipur RAJSAMAND Railmagra Covered

1233 Lawa Sardargarh Udaipur RAJSAMAND Amet Covered

1234 Mohi Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1235 Namana Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1236 Punawali Udaipur RAJSAMAND Rajsamand Covered

1237 Railmagra Udaipur RAJSAMAND Railmagra Covered

1238 Salore Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1239 Shishoda Udaipur RAJSAMAND Nathdwara Covered

1240 TAL Udaipur RAJSAMAND Deogarh Covered

1241 Theekarwas Udaipur RAJSAMAND Bhim Covered

1242 Sikar Ajitgarh Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered



1243 Ajmeri Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1244 Alkhapura Godaran Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1245 Aspura Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1246 Athawas Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1247 Badusar Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1248 Bajor Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1249 Balaran Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1250 Bay Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1251 Beri Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1252 Beswa Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1253 Bhojasar Bada Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1254 Bhojpur Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1255 Bibipur Bada Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1256 Bidasar Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1257 Biraniya Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1258 Dabala Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1259 Danta Ramgarh Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1260 Daulatpura Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1261 Dhod Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1262 Doodh walon ka bas Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1263 Dukiya Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1264 Ganeshwar Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1265 Garoda Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1266 Ghana Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1267 Ghasssu ka bas Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1268 Govidpura Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1269 Guhala Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1270 Gunathu Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1271 Harsawa Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1272 Hassampur Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1273 Holiya ka bas Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1274 Jajod(Nech) Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1275 Jajod(SMD)) Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1276 Jharli Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1277 Jhigar chhoti Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1278 Jorawar Nagar Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1279 Kachhwa Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1280 Kanwat Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1281 Karad Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1282 Kasli Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1283 Kaymsar Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1284 Khachriyabas Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1285 Khatu Shyamji Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered



1286 Kheerawa Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1287 Khoor Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1288 Kochhor Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1289 Kudan Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1290 Magluna Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1291 Mandawara Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1292 Mandela Bada Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1293 Mandoli Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1294 Mundru Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1295 Mundwara Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1296 Nagawa Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1297 Nechhwa Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1298 Pachar Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1299 Palsana Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1300 Patan Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1301 Patoda Sikar Sikar Laxmangarh Covered

1302 Phadanpura Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1303 Phagalawa Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1304 Pilionka Dahar Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1305 Piprali Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1306 Raghunathgarh Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1307 Ranoli Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1308 Rashidpura Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1309 Rolsahabsar Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1310 Sangaliya Sikar Sikar Danta Ramgarh Covered

1311 Sanwaloda purohitan Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1312 Sihot Chhoti Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1313 Sikar(Shivsinghpura)Rsu Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1314 Sirohi Sikar Sikar Neemkathana Covered

1315 Tapiplya Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1316 Tatanawa Sikar Sikar Sikar Covered

1317 Thikaria(Shahpura) Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1318 Thoi Sikar Sikar Srimadhopur Covered

1319 Tihawali Sikar Sikar Fatehpur Covered

1320 Sirohi ALPA Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1321 ANADRA sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1322 BHARJA Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1323 BHATANA sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1324 BINANI Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1325 DANTRAI sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1326 J K PURAM Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1327 JAITAWARA sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1328 JAWAL Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered



1329 KAILASH NAGAR Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1330 KALANDRI Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1331 KIVARLI Sirohi Sirohi Aburoad Covered

1332 KRISANGANG Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1333 MADANI Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1334 MAGRIWADA sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1335 MANADAR Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1336 MANDAR sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1337 MUNGTHALA Sirohi Sirohi Aburoad Covered

1338 NADIA Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1339 NAYA SANWARA Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1340 NIMBAJ sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1341 PADIV Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1342 PALRI Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1343 PINDWARA Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1344 POSALIA Sirohi Sirohi Sheoganj Covered

1345 REODAR sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1346 ROHIRA Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1347 SANPUR Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1348 SEVERA (KSG) Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1349 SIDHARAT Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1350 SILDAR Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1351 SIRODI sirohi sirohi Reodar Covered

1352 SWARUPGANJ Sirohi Sirohi pindwada Covered

1353 TALHETI Sirohi Sirohi Aburoad Covered

1354 TANWARI Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1355 VARADA Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Covered

1356 Sriganganagar 12 G Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1357 12 HH Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1358 14 N P Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1359 15 F F Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1360 19 P S Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1361 19 Z Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1362 28 FF Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1363 281 RD Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Gharsana Covered

1364 33 B B Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1365 33 H Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1366 34 PS Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1367 365 RD Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Gharsana Covered

1368 37 G G Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1369 4 O Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1370 5 MLD Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Gharsana Covered

1371 6 G II Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered



1372 61 F Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1373 AIR FORCE‐STG Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1374 AMARGARH Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1375 ARAIN Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1376 BAGICHA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1377 BANWALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1378 BEENJH BAYLA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1379 BEERMANA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1380 BHAGWANSAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1381 BHATIWALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sribijaynagar Covered

1382 BHOPALPURA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1383 BUDHARWALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1384 CHAK MAHARAJ KA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1385 CHUNAWAD Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1386 DABLA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1387 DAULAT PURA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1388 DHABAN JHALAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1389 DHANOOR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1390 DOODA KHICHAD Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1391 FAKEER WALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1392 FATUHI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1393 FUSEWALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1394 GANESH GARH Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1395 GANGU WALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1396 GULABE WALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Srikaranpur Covered

1397 GURUSAR MODIA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1398 HINDUMAL KOTE Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1399 JALOKI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1400 JETSAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sribijaynagar Covered

1401 KALIAN Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1402 KALWASIA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1403 KONI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1404 LADU WALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1405 LALGARH JATAN Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1406 MAHIYAN WALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1407 MIRZE WALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1408 MORZANDA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1409 MUKLAWA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1410 NARSINGHPURA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1411 NETE WALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1412 RAJIA SAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1413 RAM SINGH PUR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Anoopgarh Covered

1414 RAMPURA NEOLA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered



1415 RAMSARA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1416 RATTEWALA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1417 RAWLA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Gharsana Covered

1418 RIDMAL SAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1419 ROTANWALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1420 S T P S Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1421 SAMEJA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1422 SANGRANA Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1423 SARDAR GARH Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Suratgarh Covered

1424 SAWANTSAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Padampur Covered

1425 TAKHRANWALI Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sadulshahar Covered

1426 UDHYOG VIHAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Covered

1427 UDSAR Sriganganagar Sriganganagar Raisinghnagar Covered

1428 SWM AJNOTI Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1429 B.KALAN Sawaimadhopur SWM KNDR Covered

1430 B.KHURD Sawaimadhopur SWM KNDR Covered

1431 BAMANWAS Sawaimadhopur SWM BMS Covered

1432 BATODA Sawaimadhopur SWM BMS Covered

1433 BHADOTI Sawaimadhopur SWM MLD Covered

1434 BHAGWAT GARH Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1435 BONLI Sawaimadhopur SWM BNL Covered

1436 CHOTH KA BARWARA Sawaimadhopur SWM CKB Covered

1437 KHANDAR Sawaimadhopur SWM KNDR Covered

1438 KHILCHIPUR Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1439 KUNDERA Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1440 KUSTALA Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1441 MALARNA CHAUR Sawaimadhopur SWM MLD Covered

1442 MALARNA DUNGAR Sawaimadhopur SWM MLD Covered

1443 MALARNA STATION Sawaimadhopur SWM MLD Covered

1444 MEDI Sawaimadhopur SWM GGP Covered

1445 MITRAPURA Sawaimadhopur SWM BNL Covered

1446 PHALODI Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1447 PIPALDA Sawaimadhopur SWM BNL Covered

1448 PIPALWARA Sawaimadhopur SWM BNL Covered

1449 PIPLAI Sawaimadhopur SWM BMS Covered

1450 RAWAJNA CHAUR Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1451 SHIWAR Sawaimadhopur SWM CKB Covered

1452 SOORWAL Sawaimadhopur SWM SWM Covered

1453 WAZIRPUR Sawaimadhopur SWM GGP Covered

1454 Tonk ALIGARH Tonk Tonk UNIARA Covered

1455 ANWA Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1456 AVIKA NAGAR Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1457 BANETHA Tonk Tonk UNIARA Covered



1458 CHHAN Tonk Tonk TONK Covered

1459 DATOP Tonk Tonk TODA Covered

1460 DIGGI Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1461 DOONI Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1462 GHAR Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1463 HATUNA Tonk Tonk TONK Covered

1464 JHIRANA Tonk Tonk PIPLOO Covered

1465 KAKOR Tonk Tonk UNIARA Covered

1466 KHAREDA BUJURG Tonk Tonk NEWAI Covered

1467 LAMBA BAWARI Tonk Tonk TODA Covered

1468 LAMBAHARI SINGH Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1469 LAWA Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1470 MENDWAS Tonk Tonk TONK Covered

1471 MUNDIA Tonk Tonk NEWAI Covered

1472 NAGAR FORT Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1473 NASIRDA Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1474 PACHEWAR Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1475 PANWAR Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1476 PIPLOO Tonk Tonk PIPLOO Covered

1477 RAHOLY Tonk Tonk NEWAI Covered

1478 RAJMAHAL Tonk Tonk DEOLI Covered

1479 SIRAS Tonk Tonk NEWAI Covered

1480 SOHELA Tonk Tonk PIPLOO Covered

1481 TORDI Tonk Tonk MALPURA Covered

1482 UDAIPUR Asoliyaki Madri Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1483 Badawali Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1484 Baghpura udaipur UDAIPUR Jhadol Covered

1485 Bambora Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1486 Bawalwara Udaipur UDAIPUR Kherwara Covered

1487 Bhabrana Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumber Covered

1488 Bhatewar Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1489 Chandesara Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1490 Chawand SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1491 Chirwa Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1492 Dabok Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1493 Ghasa Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1494 Gingla Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumber Covered

1495 Gogunda SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Gogunda Covered

1496 HZL Debari Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1497 Intali Khera Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumber Covered

1498 Jawad Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1499 Jetana Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumber Covered

1500 Jhadol (P) SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Jhadol Covered



1501 Jhadol (S) Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1502 Kadiya Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1503 Kaloda Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1504 Kalyanpur Udaipur UDAIPUR Kherwara Covered

1505 Karawali Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumbar Covered

1506 Kathar Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1507 Kheroda Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1508 Kherwara SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Kherwara Covered

1509 Kolyari Udaipur UDAIPUR Jhadol Covered

1510 Kotra SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Kotra Covered

1511 Kunthwas Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1512 Kurabar Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1513 Lakarwas Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1514 Madar Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1515 Mavli Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1516 Mungana Udaipur UDAIPUR Dhariyawad Covered

1517 Nai Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1518 Nayagaon Udaipur UDAIPUR Kherwara Covered

1519 Palana Kalan Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1520 Palodara Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1521 Parsola Udaipur UDAIPUR Dhariawad Covered

1522 Phalasiya Udaipur UDAIPUR Jhadol Covered

1523 Prasad Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1524 Rama Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1525 Rundera Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1526 Saleda Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1527 Semari Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1528 Seriya Udaipur UDAIPUR Salumber Covered

1529 Thamla Udaipur UDAIPUR Mavli Covered

1530 Tidi Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered

1531 Tokar Udaipur UDAIPUR Sarada Covered

1532 Vallabhnagar SDCC Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1533 Wana Udaipur UDAIPUR Vallabhnagar Covered

1534 Zawar Udaipur UDAIPUR Girwa Covered



Annexure-4

PRE-BID QUERIES FORMAT

Name of the Company/Firm:

Name of Person(s) Representing the Company/Firm:

Name of Person Designation Email-ID(s) Tel. Nos. & Fax Nos.

Company/Firm Contacts:

Contact Person(s) Address for

Correspondence

Email-ID(s) Tel. Nos. & Fax Nos.



Query / Clarification Sought:

S.No. RFP Page

No.

RFP Clause

No.

Clause Details Query/ Suggestion/

Clarification

Note: - Queries must be strictly submitted only in the prescribed format (.XLS/ .XLSX/ .ODF).

Queries not submitted in the prescribed format will not be considered/ responded by the

tendering authority.



ANNEXURE-5

PERFORMANCE BANK GUARANTEE

(To be stamped in accordance with Stamp Act)

To,

The Managing Director, RISL

C‐Block, First Floor, Yojana Bhawan

Tilak Marg, C‐Scheme

Jaipur‐302005 (Rajasthan)

1. Against contract vide Advance Acceptance of the Tender covering “RFP for

development…………………………………………………………..” (hereinafter called the said 'contract')

entered into between RajCOMP Info Services Limited (RISL), Government of Rajasthan,

(hereinafter called the Purchaser) and _________________ (hereinafter called the Bidder) this is

to certify that at the request of the Bidder we _____________ Bank Ltd., are holding in trust in

favour of the Purchaser, the amount of ___________________________ (write the sum here in

words) to indemnify and keep indemnified the Purchaser against any loss or damage that may be

caused to or suffered by the Purchaser by reason of any breach by the Bidder of any of the terms

and conditions of the said contract and/or in the performance thereof. We agree that the

decision of the Purchaser, whether any breach of any of the terms and conditions of the said

contract and/or in the performance thereof has been committed by the Bidder and the amount of

loss or damage that has been caused or suffered by the Purchaser shall be final and binding on us

and the amount of the said loss or damage shall be paid by us forthwith on demand and without

demur to the Purchaser.

2. We __________________________________ Bank Ltd, further agree that the guarantee

herein contained shall remain in full force and effect during the period that would be taken for

satisfactory performance and fulfilment in all respects of the said contract by the Bidder i.e. till

_________________ (project period of two years + 3 month grace period) hereinafter called the

said date and that if any claim accrues or arises against us _________________ Bank Ltd, by virtue

of this guarantee before the said date, the same shall be enforceable against us

___________________________________________________ Bank Ltd, notwithstanding the fact

that the same is enforced within six months after the said date, provided that notice of any such



claim has been given to us _________________ Bank Ltd, by the Purchaser before the said date.

Payment under this letter of guarantee shall be made promptly upon our receipt of notice to that

effect from the Purchaser.

3. It is fully understood that this guarantee is effective from the date of the said contract and that

we _________________ Bank Ltd, undertake not to revoke this guarantee during its currency

without the consent in writing of the Purchaser.

4. We undertake to pay to the Purchaser any money so demanded notwithstanding any dispute

or disputes raised by the Bidder in any suit or proceeding pending before any court or Tribunal

relating thereto our liability under this present bond being absolute and unequivocal.

5. The payment so made by us under this bond shall be a valid discharge of our liability for

payment there under and the Bidder shall have no claim against us for making such payment.

6. We __________________________________ Bank Ltd, further agree that the Purchaser shall

have the fullest liberty, without affecting in any manner our obligations hereunder to vary any of

the terms and conditions of the said contract or to extend time of performance by the Bidder

from time to time or to postpone for any time or from time to time any of the powers exercisable

by the Purchaser against the said Bidder and to forebear or enforce any of the terms and

conditions relating to the said contract and we, _________________ Bank Ltd., shall not be

released from our liability under this guarantee by reason of any such variation or extension being

granted to the said Bidder or for any forbearance by the Purchaser to the said Bidder or for any

forbearance and or omission on the part of the Purchaser or any other matter or thing

whatsoever, which under the law relating to sureties, would, but for this provision have the effect

of so releasing us from our liability under this guarantee.

7. This guarantee will not be discharged due to the change in the constitution of the Bank or the

Bidder.



WITNESS NO. 1 Authorised Bank Representative

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

(Signature) (Signature)

Full name and official Full name, designation and

Address (in legible letters) address (in legible letters)

with Bank stamp

WITNESS NO. 2

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Attorney as per power of

(Signature) Attorney No.............

Full name and official Dated………………….

Address (in legible letters)



ANNEXURE-6

TECHNICAL EVALUATION CHECKLIST

S. No. List of Documents Supporting documents

1

The Bidder must be a Company/ Firm registered under Indian Company Act, 1956/ The Partnership Act 1932. A bidding firm should be an individual firm/ company/ corporation/NGO/ trust/ society. Consortium of companies is not allowed.

Copy of Company Registration Certificate and/ or relevant supporting documents

2 The Bidder should have been in operations for a period of at least 3 years as on 31st March 2011. Work order dated on or before 31‐march‐2008 to be submitted by the bidder.

Copy of Work order on or before 31/03/2006

3

The Bidder must possess and submit along with technical bid the following documents valid as on date of submission of bids: ‐ a) Company registration certificate b) VAT/ Sales Tax Registration Certificate c) Service Tax Registration Certificate d) Income Tax Return & audited statements of accounts for financial year 2009‐10. Bidder should provide an attested & valid copy of all the above‐mentioned certificates along with the Technical bid.

Valid copy of all the required certificates as mentioned in the Clause

4

The Bidder, if not a NGO/ Trust/ Society, should have anannual turnover of at least Rs. 25 Crores (Rupees Twenty Five Crores) during each of the three financial years 2007‐2010. Copies of audited balance sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports up to 31‐Mar‐2010 should be enclosed.

Copies of audited balance sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports up to 31‐Mar‐2010 should be enclosed

5

In case of NGO/ Trust Society, the annual fund flow should be at least Rs. 5 Crores (Rupees Five Crore) during the above mentioned financial years. Copies of audited balance sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports and/ or details of source of funds, comfort letter from banks/ financial institutions etc. up to 31‐Mar‐2011 should be enclosed.

Copies of audited balance sheets/ profit & loss accounts/ annual reports and/ or details of source of funds, comfort letter from banks/ financial institutions etc. up to 31‐Mar‐2011 should be enclosed.

6 Bidder should have a positive net worth of at least Rs. 5.00 Crores (Ruppes Five Crores) during each of the last three financial years (up till 31/03/2010).

Copy of relevant supporting documents

7

The Bidder should have good understanding of Government Domain. The Bidder should have obtained and/ or successfully completed at least three CSC Projects or similar assignments/ projects (only ICT based Service Delivery Projects) for any Government organization/ PSU’s in India with at least 100 outlets. The bidder should attach copies of the customer purchase orders/ contracts and customer certificate for satisfactory performance under the respective assignments/ projects.

Copies of the customer purchase orders/ contracts and customer certificate for satisfactory performance under the respective assignments/ projects

8

The Bidder should deposit Earnest money for each of the bidding Division along with the Technical bid. Bids received without the required Earnest money for the respective/ any Division will be rejected.

EMD as prescribed in this NIT/ RFP document

9 The Bidder should have a local support office in Jaipur. If the bidder, at the time of bidding, does not have a local support

Copy of relevant document or an undertaking on bidder’s letter



office at Jaipur then he should submit an undertaking on his letter‐head regarding the timely establishment of same (if awarded the contract) within 3 months from the date of issue of LoI.

head regarding the timely establishment of a local support office in Jaipur (Raj.)

10

The Bidder should not have been Black listed by any State/ Central Government department/ PSU in India during last three years as on bid submission date. Duly notarized undertaking to this effect shall be submitted by the bidder on Rs. 100 stamp paper.

Duly notarized undertaking to this effect shall be submitted by the bidder on Rs. 100 stamp paper

11 The Bidder should have at least 50 employees on its payrolls. Certified copy of an undertaking from Company HR Head

12

The Bidder must submit documentary evidence in support of his claim for fulfilling the eligibility criteria and is required to submit an undertaking on the letterhead to the fairness of these documents in support of the claim while submitting the Bid.

Undertaking on the bidder’s letter head

13

In case a bidder is not a service‐provider for connectivity in Rajasthan then proof of agreement with a service provider in Rajasthan will have to be submitted along with the bid

Agreement copy / MoU

14 Any other crieteria/ requirements, as mentioned elsewhere in the RFP document.

Relevant supporting documents in support of fulfilling the requirements.