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VISHWAKARMA (Online Monthly E-Journal of Construction Industry Development Council)

Vol. 6 Issue –VIII E – Journal of CIDC August, 2017

First Internship Program under AICTE-ECI Internship

Framework “IndSTT-DCI Walkover Tracker Training

Program” was inaugurated on 3rd July 2017 at VKP Faridabad

5th task force meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry

Database) at India International Centre, New Delhi On 7th July, 2017

Construction Industry Development Council

Visit of NHPC Officials and interaction with NHPC

trainees on 04th July 2017 at Vishwakarma Pratham

Faridabad

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Vol.6 Issue -VIII E – Journal of CIDC Aug, 2017

CIDC – Activities: 5th task force meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry

Database) at India International Center, New Delhi On 7th July, 2017:

The 5th Task Force meeting of “National Database” (CIDC - Construction Industry Database) was held on 7th July, 2017 at Seminar Hall - 1, New Building, India International Center, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110 003.

With participation from a host of PSUs’, Government departments and vendors / service providers from across the Nation, the discussions revolved primarily on increasing the broad based use the ‘National Database’.

The rich gathering of stakeholders in 5th Task Force meeting included Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited, National Highways Authority of India , National Rural Roads Development Agency, GAIL ( India) Limited, Engineers India Ltd, Engineering Project India Limited, National Hydroelectric Power Corporation, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. , MECON Limited, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited , Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, Western Coalfields Limited , Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Indian Oil Corporation, Electronics Corporation of India Limited , Hindustan Prefab Limited, Central Public Work Department, Defence Research and Development Organisation, Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd , Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation Limited , Public Health Engineering Department, Haryana, Life Insurance Corporation , Larsen & Toubro Limited, Simplex Infrastructures Ltd , GMR infrastructure , Gammon India Limited, B. G. Shirke and more.

To increase awareness about emerging trends for construction materials and practices, two technical presentations from enlisted vendors were included in the agenda.

The presentation by KJS Cement Ltd. extolled the product & brand virtues and an open invitation was extended to all stakeholders to visit their plant in Maihar.

Presentation on ET TMT from the house of Electrotherm (India) Limited was appreciated by the audience. The wide application of ET TMT reinforcement in building concrete structures, was elaborated to the audience and the team fielded the technical and commercial queries and provided clarifications.

The progress and review of the previous quarters activities were presented to the audience by Mr. Ashutosh Bhardwaj and details about the forthcoming 10th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards were also shared.

Dr. Swarup emphasized the need for organisations to go for value added services and products and encouraged the enlisted companies to engage with clients and stakeholders for a deeper understanding of the market forces. Mr. Sanjay Aggarwal, Director – PF (C.II), explained the salient features of the new Procurement Policy for Goods and Services released by Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance and emphasized on developing a greater cooperation between Ministry of finance & CIDC for working together to create a better appreciation and understanding of procurement best practices & process in the domain. The Question & Answer session was followed by networking dinner enabling the participants to exchange ideas and interact on topics of mutual interest.

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CIDC – Activities: First AICTE-ECI Internship Framework Program:

First Internship Program under AICTE-ECI Internship Framework “IndSTT-DCI Walkover Tracker Training Program” was inaugurated on 3rd July 2017. It shall conclude on 17th August 2017.

Walkover Tracker Training Program is for the duration of 45 days and the minimum qualification is diploma in the following streams Civil, Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation & Mechanical engineering students. Program is included in the AICTE-ECI Internship framework so that the trained individuals gain credit for technical training under this program. Details about AICTE-ECI MoU are available on www.aicte-india.org & www.ecindia.org

Current Internship is being conducted through the efforts of sponsoring organi zation and implementing agency. Their details are as follows:

Sponsoring Organization: DCI India Private Limited Implementing Agency: INDSTT

Selection Procedure: The candidates were selected through a two stage of screening process organized by Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (INDSTT)

a) Written test: Aptitude & mathematical ability test. b) Interview: Personals interactions of the qualified

candidates were conducted & trainees were selected.

Written test was conducted on 28th March 2017 in CIDC/INDSTT Training Center, Plot No.18, Sector 20 A Faridabad, Haryana, in which 128 students appeared. INDSTT Developed the merit list of candidates desirous of seeking financial assistance from amongst the enrolled candidates & provided the same to sponsor (DCI) who selected the 25 candidates for the grant. Depending on the grant offered, the candidates are provided the assistance in their training.

Program Initiation:

The adopted 25 candidates are undertaking the program. Necessary undertakings from the candidates to meet the post training obligations have been taken by INDSTT. Once the Candidate completes his/her course, he or she shall be deputed in the Industry in consultation with granting organization.

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CIDC – Activities: Visit of NHPC Officials and interaction with NHPC trainees at VKP Faridabad:

NHPC Officials visited and interacted with NHPC trainees at VKP Faridadad on 04th July, 2017.

In the line with the MOU signed between ECI & AICTE first batch of Engineering Internship Program inaugurated by Dr. R. S. Rathore, Director (SD) AICTE, New Delhi. on 19th July, 2017 at VKP Faridabad. 30 representative from different colleges had participated during the program.

Architects meet on Dispute Resolution at VKP Faridabad addressed by Dr. P. R. Swarup Director General and Er. O.P. Gupta, VSM, Sr. Advisor of CIDC on 15th July, 2017 at Vishwakarma Pratha (VKP) Corporate Office Faridabad.

Dr. V.B. Gupta, Asst. Professor along with his and team from Indraprastha Collage, Ghaziabad inspected our Vishwakarma Pratha (VKP) Corporate Office Faridabad for Internship Program on 24th July, 2017.

Vishwakarma Tritiya (VKT) Dhaulana:

Under CIDC – Power Finance Corporation Limited (PFCL) training program 2000 candidates are to be trained. Under this training program we have successfully trained 1473 candidates and 527 candidates are undergoing training at CIDC training centers at Gorakhpur, Dhaulana, Sidhauli, Ranchi, Daltonganj, Chapaguri, Ramshapur, Dumka, Rairangpur and Chaibasa.

CIDC successfully conducted Skill upgradation programme for artisans of South Western Railways at Hubballi, Karnataka.



CIDC – Activities: Welcome Introduction of Mr. Amarjeet Singh DGM-HSE, Ahluwalia Contractors by Sh. Rajeev Jain

Director (Vocational Training).

Guest Lecture by Mr Amarjeet Singh on Safety at “Construction site “at CIDC training centre Vishwakarma Tritiya (VKT) Dhaulana Orientation of new students of Airport Authority of India (AAI) training program.

Kit distribution to the students of Airport Authority of India (AAI) training program.

Celebration of 02nd Anniversary of Skill India Mission at Vigyan Bhawan:

World Youth Skill Day celebration:

World Youth Skill Day celebrated on 15th July, 2017 at CIDC, Gorakhpur center. An Awareness program was organized by the trainees and staff of CIDC through a special rally focused on “Skill Development to Improve Youth Employment.” In the rally, CIDC trainees approached to locals to develop awareness and understanding the concept of skill development, its need and benefits to get employment and enhance wage. It also covered a session amongst locals to inform them about opportunities available in skill development especially through CIDC. The world youth Skill day is a day on which unemployed youth are made aware about the objective of skilling with speed, scale and standard across the country.

Comprehensive Fire & Safety Training program:

A Comprehensive fire safety training program of 10 days, one hour per day, was organized from 10th July to 21st July, 2017. The concluding session was organized to practically extinguish different types of fire by using different fire extinguishers on 21st July, 2017 at CIDC, Gorakhpur center. Sh Bhagwat Dayal Ojha, Fire Safety Officer, having more than 10 years’ fire safety experience in Gulf countries conducted the training.

Emergency situation provokes severe fear and reactions that create panic conditions. Fire safety experts believe that knowledge; training and practical experience may develop safety and minimize the losses in case of fire. They also think to tune the behavior and action during the fire. This involves preparing people for how to deal with fire; this will lead to the best method of a safe and methodical evacuation process.

The fire safety programs was very worthy for CIDC trainees as they have learnt the safety, evacuation during fire and extinguish the fire effectively with minimum losses.



CIDC – Activities: Airports Authority of India:

The last leg of the training in different categories under the “Project for Employment Oriented Training and Skill Development Programme for SC/ST/OBC/Women & EWS of Society for 2000 Persons under Airports Authority of India CSR Initiative” is being held at Gorakhpur & Dhalulana (UP), Faridabad (Haryana), Januthar (Rajasthan), Dumka, Ranchi & Chaibasa (Jharkhand), Agartala (Tripura) & Odisha centers.

Over 1852 candidates have enrolled in training so far and those who have successfully completed the course have moved on for jobs with reputed construction companies. Students have also opted for self-employment and some have joined higher education courses.

CIDC is working closely with project organizations to include the compulsory clause on deployment of Tested & Certified construction workers on their sites. While CPWD, MES, many state PWDs, have already incorporated such a clause, there is growing awareness amongst private entities to adopt this best practice.

The AAI project and other similar initiatives are a step in the direction of increasing the supply of trained manpower for the Indian Construction Industry.

The project has rolled out seamlessly and we aim to complete the same within the stipulated time period of 18 months.

We wish all our successful candidates all the best in their new jobs / careers.

Chennai Training Centre:

CIDC, Chennai has been conferred with a new order for a new programme ‘Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)’, synonymous to Testing and Certification, by the Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation (TNSDC) for 5500 people.

With assistance from TamilNadu Govt., CIDC, Chennai team commenced the programme on 14th July 2017 simultaneously in 10 Districts of TamilNadu Viz. Chennai, Thiruvallur, Kanceepuram, Salem, Erode, Dharmapuri,Namakkal, Madurai, Cuddalore, Coimbatore and Vellore and completed for 343 candidates same day. The Certificates were prepared for 3 Districts and distributed by District Collectors during the Skill Week Celebration on 15th July 2017.

Training for 17 batches for a total 600 candidates are currently running in 6 Districts for the ongoing TNSDC programme. These batches are expected to conclude during the 3rd week of September 2017, with which we complete the target of 3000 quantity of the order. We expect to bag a new order for the same programme from the Tamil Nadu Government again soon after completion.

Pioneer Group of Companies which is manufacturing pre-cast wall panels in the name of ‘K Wall Panels’ visited our training centre at Kongarapattu village, Villupuram District and held a training session free of cost. These eco-friendly and low cost wall panels need trained labour for fixing the panels with floor and roof. Our trainees were given hands on experience in this new technique. These trained labourers were assured of placement assistance once they finish our training course.



CIDC – Activities: 1st AICTE-ECI CHHATRA VISHWAKARMA AWARDS 2017 To be given away on the Vishwakarma Day, 17th Sept, 2017, NEW DELHI

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS | LAST DATE FOR ENTRIES | 25th AUGUST, 2017

GIRLS / WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY!

Guidelines The AICTE-ECI Chhatra Vishwakarma Awards

All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India &Engineering Council of India (ECI), the apex Engineering Body of India are jointly holding a competition “AICTE-ECI Chhatra Vishwakarma Awards” for the students of AICTE approved Degree & Diploma level technical institutions.

All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) is a statutory body established by an Act of Parliament with a view to proper planning and co-ordinated development of the Technical Education system throughout the country, the promotion of qualitative improvement of such education in relation to planned quantitative growth and the regulation and proper maintenance of norms and standards in the technical education system and for matters connected therewith.

ECI is registered as a Not–for-profit Society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and is the prime institution to standardize and harmonize, in various major engineering disciplines, professional practices in India and competency standards of practicing professionals with their counterparts in other member countries of WTO. Its members include all major Councils & Bodies of each stream of Engineering.

The ‘AICTE-ECI Chhatra Vishwakarma Awards’ are inspired by the spirit of engineering and creation patronized by Lord Vishwakarma, the ruling deity of construction practices in India.

At the ‘AICTE-ECI Chhatra Vishwakarma Awards’, the innovations and achievements of individuals and institutions/ organizations shall be recognized and applauded. These awards are an embodiment of encouraging truly successful efforts that have made a mark on the industry or the society in terms of delivering better outputs & processes and creating higher benchmarks for the industry / society to help in nation building.

The ‘AICTE-ECI Chhatra Vishwakarma Awards’ are an epitome for motivating individuals and institutions/ organizations to raise their performance in their specific domains leading to significant contribution towards the growth & development of the nation.

Applications shall be short listed based on their conformity to the guidelines issued by ACITE &ECI and information furnished by nominees for specific categories. The recipients will be finalised based on the scrutiny of the applications by the jury & practical demonstrations by the contestants.

Objectives of the Awards:

To recognize and honour innovative work of the students displaying exceptional skills in different Engineering streams.

Awards will be given in following categories separately for Degree and Diploma Students (including students from AICTE approved Community College):

1. Category-I: Outstanding Student Engineers (3 Awards each in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics Engineering, Computer Science and Biotechnology streams or their allied branches) (Ref. Annexure-A for allied Branches).

2. Category-II: Outstanding Teachers Awards (3 Awards each in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics Engineering, Computer Science and Biotechnology streams or their allied branches).

3. Category-III: Outstanding Institutions Awards (3 Awards) based on the maximum number of awards won from the above two categories and other criteria.



CIDC – Activities: The Problem: The contestant’s needs to provide and innovative solution to following problem:

“To convert existing institutes into smart institute using innovative approaches”

A smart Campus may have following facilities – Automated academic and accounting processes; Smart grid for energy conservation; process for waste and water management; innovative class rooms/smart teaching pedagogy; Building Management System; use of ICT for information to stakeholders; provision for access of facilities for differently abled persons; smart transportation system; Safety and security system or any other technological intervention for the benefit of stakeholders.

Who Can Apply?

The Awards cover the AICTE approved Technical Institutions and students of AICTE approved Technical Institutions. Nominations/Applications from girls / women are especially encouraged!

Important Instructions for submitting the nominations:

1. Award Applications/Nominations should be sent to Director (SDC), AICTE on mail at - [email protected] latest by 25th August, 2017. The application should not exceed 300 words and must contain abstract of the project/ solution along with personal & institutional detail. The application must also contain following TWO Lists –

i. List of machinery, components, measuring instruments etc. needs to be provided at the venue of competition.

ii. List of machinery, components, measuring instruments etc. which will be carried by the team. 2. Nominations should only be sent where nominator is fully aware of the work and achievements of the

nominee. Scanned copy of a certificate, in this regard from the Nominator/Mentor/Teacher-in charge on college letter head must be attached with the mail.

Objectives & Eligibility Requirements:

Consideration for each award will be accorded based on the following criteria:

Category I - Outstanding Student Engineers: i) Students from following stream or its aligned streams (As per annexure A)- Civil/ Electrical/ Mechanical/

Electronics/Computer Engineering/Bio Technology and other aligned streams. ii) Students of UG Engineering, Diploma Engineering Programs and Vocational Diploma programme of

Community College are eligible to apply. iii) The entrant college /University may nominate maximum three Teams (not more than 4 students in each

team) of their students in a given streams of engineering. iv) Each team will have to present an innovative solution of given problem at a given Institution/ University

(where the competitions shall be held), which should be completed within six hours. All machinery, components, measuring instruments, etc. shall be made available on the selected site, if requested with a duly specified list, or else the teams may carry, if they so deem fit, their own ingredients of the solution.

Category-II: Outstanding Teachers Awards:

i) Mentor/ Teacher-In-charge whose students have been adjudged worthy of receiving the Category-I award shall be eligible for the consideration of award.

ii) Other criteria shall include achievements of the mentor: a) Number of UG/Diploma projects guided on similar area during the last three years, List of ideas to be

included. b) Number of UG/ Diploma projects guided to solve problem of society during the last three years, List

of ideas to be included. c) Number of research publications during last three years d) Student Feedback Index e) Detail of achievement/award by students guided by the Teacher f) Number of Awards/Patents (if any)



CIDC – Activities:

Category-III: Outstanding Institutions Awards

i) Institutions / Universities whose students & faculty have been adjudged worthy of receiving the Category-I & Category-II awards respectively shall be eligible for the consideration of award.

ii) Other criteria shall include achievements of Institute / University:

a) Year of establishment of the Institute b) Number of Engineering/Diploma Branches and number of branches/departments accredited by NBA c) Is the Department/ Institute / Univ. accredited by NAAC? Details of such accreditation d) NIRF Rank of Institute? e) Major achievements of the Institute/ Univ. during the last three years in area of innovation and skill

development amongst the students. f) List of projects completed by the institute for social upliftment

Nominations must have the following information included to be considered for awards:

1. Nomination a) Name of Nominee: b) Name of Mentor/Teacher In-charge: c) Name of Institute:

2. Contact details (including postal address with pin code, phone, fax, email and mobile nos. a) Nominee: b) Mentor/ Teacher In-charge: c) Institution:

3. Award Stream: Mechanical /Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics/Computer/Biotechnology 4. Award Type: Degree Institute/Diploma Institute 5. ECI National Register Enrolment Number (If any)

JURY:

A Jury consisting of eminent educationists / professors & researchers and representatives of planning bodies, policy formulators and nodal organizations of the sector will be constituted by AICTE-ECI to select the Award Winners and any recipient of a ‘Citation’.

Recognition:

i) All winners will receive awards and a Scroll of honour on 17th Sept, 2017 (Sunday) on Vishwakarma Jayanti at AICTE HQrs, New Delhi.

ii) Winners of Awards and recipients of Citations will be recognized across all ECI and Associate Organization Publications & Websites.

iii) All participants will be given participation certificates.

Recognition:

For further details, please visithttp://www.aicte-india.org OR www.ecindia.org or speak to us. Ms. Rita Arora | +91 11 26131573 or Mr. Sunil Mahajan | +919711106001,011-26482299, 26234770, 41617971.

All nominations must be submitted to All India Council for Technical Education for consideration at the address given below:

Director (SDC), All India Council for Technical Education, Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi - 110067 Email:[email protected] Website:http://www.aicte-india.org ; http://www.ecindia.org




Training activities at Daltonganj (Jharkhand) Training Centre:

10th Vishwakarma Awards (VKA) 2018:



CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – JULY, 2017:

CCI – July 2017 Base - 100.00 October 2007

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1 Agartala 144.41 145.12 141.31 144.3 143.39 145.25 143.24 139.49 142.12 138.37 137.21

2 Agra 146.23 147.55 142.76 146.1 144.77 146.82 144.39 140.91 143.8 139.98 138.14

3 Ahmedabad 144.07 146.56 143.03 145.92 143.5 144.61 143.93 139.41 140.84 139.44 140.82

4 Aizawl 144.69 146.67 140.88 144.55 142.85 145 142.17 139.12 142.18 138.34 135.8

5 Ajmer 146.81 149.37 144 147.57 146 148.16 145.47 142.16 145.17 141.3 139.09

6 Allahabad 146.24 146.86 143.14 146.13 145.22 147.12 145.12 141.26 143.93 140.15 139.08

7 Ambala 145.02 147.28 141.73 145.31 143.71 145.84 143.11 139.95 142.98 139.12 136.76

8 Amritsar 143.89 145.79 140.79 144.2 142.8 144.83 142.34 139.01 141.89 138.1 136.12

9 Anand 143.53 147.38 144.41 146.21 144.32 144.64 144.35 141.08 143.56 140.67 140.85

10 Ankaleswar 142.16 147.29 145.23 146.26 144.09 143.57 144.33 141.17 143.44 141.02 142.2

11 Asansol 146.1 145.77 143.54 146 145.73 147.4 146.01 141.62 143.96 140.25 140.23

12 Bengaluru 142.59 146.73 139.11 145.48 143.7 142.68 142.93 137.99 140.61 136.11 135.64

13 Bhopal 145.96 147.04 141.67 146.51 144.26 145.68 143.97 140.14 142.51 138.66 137.69

14 Bhubhaneswar 144.51 144.19 141 145.06 143.73 144.8 144 139.43 141.32 137.61 138.15

15 Bodhgaya 145.06 145 142.38 144.96 144.53 146.26 144.71 140.49 142.91 139.2 138.89

16 Chandigarh 144.74 146.83 141.55 145.04 143.54 145.63 143.02 139.76 142.73 138.89 136.71

17 Chennai 141.63 142.02 136.21 141.66 140.89 142.42 140.82 134.41 136.88 132.03 135.48

18 Cochin 142.82 143.85 138.37 143.16 142.12 143.6 141.98 136.38 138.94 134.42 136.74

19 Coimbatore 143.99 145.66 140.53 144.63 143.36 144.74 143.15 138.34 140.97 136.84 137.97

20 Delhi 149.22 151.26 145.28 149.08 147.29 149.56 146.62 143.48 146.63 142.68 140.08

21 Dhanbad 145.66 145.24 143.16 145.56 145.33 146.99 145.67 141.23 143.55 139.86 139.93

22 Faridabad 147.1 148.77 143.43 146.97 145.42 147.57 144.88 141.6 144.6 140.73 138.52

23 Gangtok 142.78 144.7 139.01 142.63 140.92 143.08 140.28 137.25 140.29 136.49 133.98

24 Guwahati 144.13 143.61 141.72 144.05 143.92 145.5 144.28 139.83 142.05 138.4 138.61

25 Haridwar 144.41 150.3 144.61 148.3 146.63 148.82 146.01 142.8 145.87 141.95 139.57

26 Hyderabad 142.79 142.9 138.09 143.99 141.28 141.88 141.37 136.84 138.43 134.69 135.33

27 Imphal 145.87 148.67 143.13 146.74 145.11 147.27 144.53 141.32 144.36 140.48 138.14

28 Indore 144.37 144.96 139.9 145.23 142.79 143.79 142.67 138.49 140.47 136.69 136.53

29 Itanagar 145.27 147.68 142 145.65 143.99 146.16 143.37 140.22 143.28 139.43 136.98

30 Jabalpur 143.59 143.94 139 144.61 142.03 142.85 142.01 137.67 139.47 135.69 135.93

31 Jaipur 145.33 146.54 141.11 145.79 143.64 145.13 143.28 139.57 142.01 138.18 137.01

32 Jammu 144.63 148.56 142.84 146.51 144.8 146.99 144.17 141.02 144.11 140.23 137.76

33 Jamshedpur 145.37 144.83 142.46 145.62 144.93 146.28 145.3 140.69 142.76 139.06 139.57

34 Jalandhar 145.33 147.59 142.4 145.88 144.4 146.5 143.92 140.59 143.55 139.72 137.61

35 Jodhpur 143.98 146.19 141.91 145.05 143.15 144.72 143.14 139.2 141.38 138.76 138.47

36 Jorhat (Assam) 143.74 145.69 139.96 143.6 141.88 144.05 141.23 138.18 141.24 137.41 134.88

37 Kanpur 147.7 149.03 144.19 147.58 146.25 148.31 145.84 142.34 145.23 141.39 139.56

38 Kohima 145.57 148.18 142.57 146.21 144.55 146.72 143.95 140.76 143.83 139.96 137.57

39 Kolkata 146.25 145.48 143.92 146.17 146.17 147.75 146.63 141.97 144.18 140.49 140.94

40 Lucknow 144.76 145.73 141.52 144.64 143.57 145.5 143.32 139.69 142.42 138.65 137.21

41 Ludhiana 145.04 146.97 141.94 145.36 143.95 146.01 143.5 140.14 143.06 139.23 137.22

42 Madurai 142.31 143.54 137.65 143.51 141.74 142.29 141.56 136.23 138.4 134.05 135.46

43 Mathura 144.88 146.54 141.26 144.75 143.25 145.33 142.73 139.48 142.43 138.61 136.44



44 Meerut 145.33 147.59 142.4 145.88 144.4 146.5 143.92 140.59 143.55 139.72 137.61

45 Mehsana 142.86 147.33 144.82 146.24 144.21 144.11 144.34 141.13 143.5 140.85 141.54

46 Mumbai 140.8 147.21 146.07 146.31 143.86 142.46 144.3 141.26 143.31 141.38 143.56

47 Mysore 142.74 144.3 140.82 144.83 142.55 142.78 142.77 138.59 140.38 137.1 138.1

48 Nagpur 142.67 145.7 143.55 145.69 143.8 143.65 144.15 140.34 142.31 139.51 140.85

49 Nainital 144.76 145.73 141.52 144.65 143.57 145.5 143.32 139.7 142.42 138.65 137.22

50 Nanded 142.74 144.3 140.82 144.83 142.55 142.78 142.77 138.59 140.38 137.1 138.1

51 Nasik 141.14 147.23 145.86 146.3 143.92 142.75 144.31 141.24 143.35 141.3 143.22

52 Navi Mumbai 140.97 147.22 145.96 146.31 143.89 142.61 144.31 141.25 143.34 141.34 143.4

53 Nayamore 145.08 144.72 142.08 145.31 144.53 145.9 144.83 140.33 142.43 138.72 139.05

54 Nazira 144.55 145.9 141.09 144.43 143.12 145.13 142.72 139.31 142.15 138.36 136.52

55 Panjim 141.7 146.97 142.6 145.89 143.78 142.58 143.62 139.65 141.96 138.74 139.62

56 Patna 145.94 146.06 143.15 145.84 145.28 147.06 145.4 141.25 143.74 140.01 139.52

57 Pondicherry 142.2 142.46 137.15 142.84 141.08 142.15 141.09 135.63 137.66 133.38 135.4

58 Port Blair 145.6 146.83 140.93 145.54 144.28 146.18 143.91 139.13 141.94 137.53 137.96

59 Pune 141.88 145.05 142.03 145.13 142.59 142.24 142.85 139.06 140.88 138.02 139.4

60 Puri 144.51 144.19 141 145.06 143.73 144.8 144 139.43 141.32 137.61 138.15

61 Raigarh (Alibaug)

141.35 147.1 144.28 146.1 143.84 142.6 143.97 140.45 142.65 140.05 141.5

62 Raipur 144.51 144.19 141 145.06 143.73 144.8 144 139.43 141.32 137.61 138.15

63 Rajahmundry 142.2 142.46 137.15 142.84 141.08 142.15 141.09 135.63 137.66 133.38 135.4

64 Rajkot 141.14 147.23 145.86 146.3 143.92 142.75 144.31 141.24 143.35 141.3 143.22

65 Ranchi 144.51 144.19 141 145.06 143.73 144.8 144 139.43 141.32 137.61 138.15

66 Roorkee 147.7 149.37 144 147.57 146 148.16 145.47 142.16 145.17 141.3 139.09

67 Shillong 144.55 145.9 141.09 144.43 143.12 145.13 142.72 139.31 142.15 138.36 136.52

68 Shimla 144.63 148.56 142.84 146.51 144.8 146.99 144.17 141.02 144.11 140.23 137.76

69 Silchar 143.75 144.77 139.51 144.27 142.06 143.46 141.77 137.98 140.32 136.53 135.58

70 Srinagar 144.84 146.82 141.03 144.7 142.99 145.15 142.32 139.27 142.33 138.48 135.94

71 Surat 141.49 147.25 145.66 146.29 143.98 143.02 144.32 141.22 143.38 141.19 142.89

72 Trivandrum 142.4 144.59 138.13 144.16 142.39 142.42 142.01 136.82 139.14 134.72 135.52

73 Ujjain 146.35 149.29 144.82 147.62 145.78 147.06 145.45 142.24 145.05 141.65 140.44

74 Vadodara 144.26 148.3 145.03 146.93 144.93 145.3 144.89 141.72 144.25 141.35 141.33

75 Varanasi 144.76 145.73 141.52 144.65 143.57 145.5 143.32 139.7 142.42 138.65 137.22

76 Velim 142.14 146.85 140.85 145.69 143.74 142.63 143.27 138.82 141.3 137.43 137.63

77 Vijayawada 142.5 142.68 137.63 143.42 141.18 142.02 141.23 136.24 138.04 134.04 135.37

78 Vishakhapatnam 143.38 143.34 139.09 143.96 142.41 143.5 142.56 137.52 139.51 135.48 136.79

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