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Executive Development Program on “Testing of Construction Materials” for DRDO Engineers from 07th September 2015 to 16th September 2015

Construction Industry Arbitration Council (CIAC) CDB conducted Empanelment Arbitration Workshop at Bhutan from 28th to 30th September, 2015

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VISHWAKARMA Vol. 4 Issue X E – Journal of CIDC Oct, 2015

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Vol. 4 Issue X E – Journal of CIDC Oct, 2015

CIDC – Activities:

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CIDC – Activities: Executive Development Program on “Testing of Construction Materials” for

DRDO Engineers:

From 7th September to 16th September 2015, CIDC and DRDO jointly conducted a 10 day workshop on Testing of Construction Materials. Various leading experts from their fields were invited to induct participants to latest testing techniques and methods. Esteemed speakers included:

Prof (Dr). Niranjan Swarup, Director General. INDSTT

Dr Anjan K Chatterjee, FNAE, Chairman, Conmat technologies Pvt Lt

Mr. E.Gopalkrishnan,Head- Lab & Consultancy Services, Dr. Fixit Institute of Structural Protection & Rehabilitation

Dr PSR Narasimha Raju,Technical Director, Civil Aid Technoclinic Pvt. Ltd.

Dr Swapan Kumar Das, Retd. Dy Director, Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute

Mr. Amol Shingarey, Founder, GEOTECH SERVICES, Geotechnical Intelligence

Mr. S.P. Gandhe, Advisor - Lab services, Bureau Veritas (I) Pvt Ltd

Mr. Sanjay Pant, Director (Civil Engineering), Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)

The program was very successful and was appreciated by everyone. Senior DRDO members lauded the effort and congratulated CIDC on the program's successful completion. Participants were motivated and DRDO has expressed its interest in conducting more such programs in near future.




Inauguration of TMU-CIDC B.Voc. Program and Celebration of Vishwakarma

puja at Vishwakarma Tritiya Training Centre at Dhaulana:

TMU-CIDC B.Voc. Program has been launched in five CIDC centers of Uttar Pradesh i.e Dhaulana, Ramsapur, Lucknow, Kanhmou & Gorakhpur.

TMU was represented by Col. Dr. G P Srivastava, Vice Principal, Polytechnic & Mr. C K Chauhan at the Dhaulana training centre for the inauguration of the program.

The Aim of the programme is to create more job ready employees/entrepreneurs by imparting them skills and education leading to creation of a rich resource pool of skilled human resources

Construction Industry Arbitration Council (CIAC) CDB conducted Empanelment Arbitration Workshop at Bhutan:

The Empanelment Arbitration Workshop on "Domestic & International Arbitration - Law, Procedure & Awards" for Empanelment of Arbitrators Nas conducted by CDB, Bhutan in collaboration with CIAC, India from 28th to 30th September 2015t Salem was held on 26th September 2015 and Mr. Duraimurugan, Our Admin Officer and Mr. K. Mohan, Trainer (Mechanica) were deputed on the job. The response of over whelming and was well received by the locals of the District and nearly 295 applications have been received by us for training in various trades. Again the interest for Electrician Trade is amazing and more than 50% of the applicants wish to be trained in this trade.

Dr. P. R. Swarup, D.G. CIDC & Secretary General CIAC along with Prof (Er) O.P. Gupta, VSM Acting Registrar, CIAC & Prof (Er) N. K Bahri, Arbitrator & Management Consultant were faculty for 3 days workshop.




The said workshop was inaugurated by the Secretary, Mo WHS & Welcome address was made by Er.

Rinzin Dorji, Director General, CDB. The inaugural Session was held on 28th September from 0930-

1020 hrs. The chief Guest to the Inaugural session was, Secretary to Mo WHS, Govt. of Bhutan.

However, the theme note address for the said workshop was made by Dr. P.R. Swarup, D.G. CIDC &

Secretary General, CIAC. While inaugurating the said workshop, appreciated the CIAC cooperation for

Conduction of the workshop for Empanelment of Arbitrators. He Specifically pointed out this is the first

time that the Bhutan Govt. is conducting such workshop, which would be of high value for Dispute

Resolution in Construction Industry of Bhutan. All Head of Departments & the Division Chief of Govt.

of Bhutan were invited as Guest of Honour to this Inaugural Session. In addition to the 28 participants,

other senior officers of various departments also attended this Inaugural Session.

Total three Technical Sessions were held for the said workshop in addition to the Inaugural Session. One

technical Session was held on each day i.e. from 28th to 30th September, 2015. In all 10 Lec tures were

delivered including the practical problems to the Trainee officers for practice & thorough understanding

of the Arbitration Law.

28 Participants to the said Workshop mane of high Status, which included of Judges, Chief engineers,

Chief Urban Planners, Chief Regulatory Officer, Lawyers, Principal engineers, Directors etc. who

attended this workshop.

On 30th September 2015, the Chief Guest for the concluding session was Hon’ble Minister, MoWHS,

Govt. Of Bhutan. It was a great privilege for the workshop to honor the Chief Guest who was the first

Lady Minister & that too a Civil engineer. Chief Guest Commended the Co-operation & valuable training

imparted to the trainee officers of various categories on Arbitration on Dispute Resolution in

Construction Industry of Bhutan. She emphasized that there was a great need for Empanelment of

Arbitrators in Bhutan particularity when the Country is going ahead in Development of Construction

Industry.

TAMIL NADU SKILL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (TNSDC) PROJECT:

Consecutively for the second time, Chennai Centre has bagged an order for training 3000 youth from Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation (TNSDC) for the year 2015-2016, in the trades of Mason, Barbender, Plumber, Tiler, Electrician & Painter. Out of this number, we have successfully completed training for 144 youth in the Districts of Thiruvannamalai and Dharmapuri. Nearly 50% of the trainees have been successfully placed in reputed companies in their respective trades and we are trying to place rest of the trainees also.

The TNSDC , in its endeavour to train the unemployed youth of Tamil Nadu, had organized Job Fair in the Districts of Salem and Dharmapuri and invited us to set up stalls in both the districts. Job Fair at Dharmapuri was held on 12th September 2015 and was efficiently handled by our trainers Mr. Alagappan, Mr. Boothal and our Dharmapuri Co-ordinator Mr. Velayutham. We were able to mobilize 130 youths in this job fair, to be trained at various trades of Construction sector and the interest was mainly in Electrician Trade.



CIDC – Activities: The Job Fair at Salem was held on 26th September 2015 and Mr. Duraimurugan, Our Admin Officer and

Mr. K. Mohan, Trainer (Mechanica) were deputed on the job. The response of over whelming and was well received by the locals of the District and nearly 295 applications have been received by us for training in various trades. Again the interest for Electrician Trade is amazing and more than 50% of the applicants wish to be trained in this trade.

Airports Authority of India Project:

Under the auspices of Airports Authority of India, we are required to train 100 people in the coming months. The preliminary arrangements were completed and the programme kick started on 22nd September, 2015 in Erode, beginning with Mason Trade. Under this AAI residential Programme, we are starting a batch on 05th October 2015, at Dharmapuri District, electrician trade. Mahesh Kumar Special Secretary NCR & CIDC Team.

Visit of Shri Manickam Asaithambi, Managing Director, M/s L&W Construction Pvt.Ltd., Bangalore to CIDC Begumpet training centre:

Shri Manickam Asaithambi visited our Begumpet training centre on 06th October 2015.He went around the facilities and addressed the trainees and explained to them the facilities provided by L&W to its employees like

EPF

ESI

BOCW

He dwelt on the support that L&W will provide for training, such as:

Safety hand book

On the job training

Employment

Training GWS trainees (on safety, quality, setting out) for2days at our centre.

During discussions CIDC requested him for the following:

New methods and material exposure to our trainees:

Material like form work/scaffolding to be supplied

Exposure to latest plumbing material ,bathroom fittings and diff types of pipes




Sri Manickam Asaithambi said that he would send his Works Manager form Gachibowli Hyderabad project; to whom we can hand over the material required and he would look into items which he may arrange.

He also spoke about good construction practices and spelt out an acronym COP-ID which means.

C-clarity O-Ownership P-Performance I-Integrity D-decision making

Trainees interacted with Mr. Asaithambi and the meeting concluded by once again reiterating that all possible help will be given to CIDC ,as it is a two way approach as L&W would need well trained supervisor and workers. All the staff members of Begumpet training centre were present. Shri GP Raju has translated the lecture in telugu language.

The call for nomination for 8th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2016 was opened on 15th August 2015 and enthusiastic response is witnessed from participants in various categories.

The category Achievement Award for Best Archived Projects though new has received many queries and people are very appreciate of this category.

The Brochure, Guidelines & Nomination Proforma are hosted on our website www.cidc.in at URL http://www.cidc.in/new/vishwakarma2nd-1.html.

We look forward to your participation & for any clarification please feel free to contact the following team members on 011 - 2648 9992, 2623 4770 & 4161 7971 or Fax: 011 - 2645 1604

1. Mr. Ashutosh Bhardwaj – Director (Corporate Affairs) - +91 98685 66547 2. Mr. N. Thyagaraju – Sr. General Manager - +91 98102 31470 3. Mr. B. N. Rao - Sr. Manager (Projects) - +91 98106 48451

http://www.cidc.in/

http://www.cidc.in/new/vishwakarma2nd-1.html




News Report – Airports Authority of India:

Teacher’s Day and Ganesh Chaturthi were celebrated with much festivity at all CIDC training centres by trainees enrolled in “Project for Employment Oriented Training and Skill Development Programme for SC/ST/OBC/Women & EWS of Society for 1000 Persons under Airports Authority of India CSR Initiative”.

As of now 475 students have been attending regular “in-class” and “hands-on-practical” training at the centres.

Inauguration of Bachelor of Vocation Course:

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has launched a scheme on skills development based higher education as part of college/university education, leading to Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) Degree with multiple exits such as Diploma/Advanced Diploma under the NSQF. B.Voc. programme is focused on universities and colleges providing undergraduate studies which would also incorporate specific job roles and their NOSs along with broad based general education. This would enable the graduates completing B.Voc. to make a meaningful participation in accelerating India’s economy by gaining appropriate employment, becoming entrepreneurs and creating appropriate knowledge.

CIDC has joined hand with Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Uttar Pradesh to offer Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) Degree Programs in Construction related fields. These programs are offered in seven streams of Engineering, viz. Building Construction, Roads & Highway Construction, Water Proofing & Construction Chemical Application, Operation & Maintenance of Construction Equipments, Trenchless Technology Application, Construction Project & Building Maintenance Engineering.

All the programs are aimed at preparing a cadre of competent skilled manpower to meet the growing demands of infrastructure construction sector.

In respect of that, CIDC, Gorakhpur has started B.Voc., a degree level program, on 15th Sep, 2015. Shri P.K. Mishra, Additional Director, CIDC inaugurated the program in Gorakhpur center and elaborated the program and the opportunities available to develop students’ skill so that they may get placement and may be valuable for themselves and for the society.



CIDC – Activities: Celebration of Teacher’s Day in Gorakhpur centre:

In India, 5th September is celebrated as Teacher's Day since 1962. The day commemorates the birthday of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakhrishnan, a philosopher and a teacher par excellence. Dr. Radhakhrishnan believed that "teachers should be the best minds in the country". On this day, we gratefully remember the great educationist, apart from honoring all the teachers that

have made our life much more knowledgeable and fulfilled, as serving as our beacons of light.

In respect of that, Teachers Day was celebrated on 5th Sep, 2015, at CIDC Gorakhpur Centre. Dr. (Prof) Rajesh Mishra, President, Gorakhpur University Associated College Teachers Association was the chief guest and Smt Alpana Pandey, Head Master, Prathmik Vidyalay, Hata, Gorakhpur, Dr Kusumakar Pandey, Principal (Rtd), Govt. Inter College, Gorakhpur were the guest of honor. These three honored guests represented higher education, intermediate education and primary education on the occasion. They extended their blessings to all trainees for their success in future. OIL and AAI trainees organized excellent cultural program.

Launching of Special T & C Program:

All the programs are aimed at preparing a cadre of competent skilled manpower to meet the growing demands of infrastructure construction sector.

Special T & C program was started on teachers’ day to test skill of the construction workers and certify them in Gorakhpur centre.

Celebration of Lord Vishwakarma Day at Gorakhpur:

Vishwakarma is known as the divine engineer and main architect of the universe. He is worshipped by the engineering community and professionals. Workforce in the offices and workshops worship their instruments and tools which are used in their profession.

CIDC, Gorakhpur center organized a very special puja on 17th Sep, 2015 in the campus of training centre. Pt Dina Nath Pandey performed the all rituals of puja. The training staff and trainees participated in the puja in very auspicious environment.



CIDC – Activities: Placement Meet: Placement meet was organized at CIDC, Gorakhpur centre on 23rd Sep, 2015. Interview was conducted

for Electrician trainees. 16 trainees were selected for URC construction (P) Ltd. as electrician trainee.

Signing of MOU CIVTC with Everest Foundation for Imparting Training for 300 Marginal Workers & Fresher’s involved in roofing Construction on 25th September, 2015 at Vishwakarma Pratham (VKP) Faridabad:

Mr. Manish Kumar Singh CSR Head, Mr. Praveen Tiwari General Manager CIDC and Mr. Allan Murray Sr. Officer Administration CIDC.

CIDC – News clipping:



CIDC – Activities: CIDC - Training activities:

1. Under CIDC-PFC (Phase-III) program 1462 numbers of candidates have been trained, from them 1124 number of candidates have been placed as on 18th September, 2015.

2. Under CIDC-RECL program 925 number of candidates have been trained, from them 617 numbers have been placed as on 28th September, 2015.

3. Under CIDC–Engineers India Limited (EIL) program 250 Nos of candidates have been successfully trained in different trades at our Sidhauli, Reusa , Ramshapur & Ghaziabad training centres. From them 201 nos. of candidates have been placed.

4. Under CIDC- Airport Authority of India (AAI) program 412 nos. of candidates are under training at our Faridabad-VKP, Gorakhpur, Ramshahpur, Sidhauli, Phulnakhra, Ranchi, Daltonganj, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Erode & Mumbai centres.

SUCCESS STORY OF MR. PAWAN KUMAR

Training Program : CIDC/PFC

Name of the candidate : Mr. Pawan Kumar

Father Name : Shri Ghuray Lal

Trade : Land Surveyor

Employer Organization : Designing Solution Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Pawan Kumar belongs to Aligarh (UP) and was being trained at CIDC, Ghaziabad Training Centre in Land Surveyor trade under CIDC/PFC training program. He attended the training regularly and successfully completed his training.

After completion of training he was interviewed and selected by Designing Solution Pvt. Ltd. for their site at Mohali. He has joined in Designing Solution. as Land Surveyor.

SUCCESS STORY OF MR. AMAR BAHADUR

Training Program : CIDC/PFC

Name of the candidate : Mr. Amar Bahadur

Father Name : Shri Ratipal

Trade : Land Surveyor

Employer Organization : CASTA Construction

Mr. Amar Bahadur belongs to Unnao (UP) and was being trained at CIDC, Ghaziabad Training Centre in Land Surveyor trade under CIDC/PFC training program. He attended the training regularly and successfully completed his training.

After completion of training he was interviewed and selected by CASTA Construction. For their site at Gujarat. He has joined in CASTA Construction. As Land Surveyor. He belongs to a very poor family & after getting placement he is very happy & satisfied.




Urban Construction Engineering: Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (IndSTT) is organizing Connect for “Urban Construction

Engineering” during NO DIG INDIA SHOW 2015 for Engineering Researchers/Post Graduates/Engineering students of Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Branch to provide them network with industry:

Invitation to participate in Connect for “Urban Construction Engineering “through Participation in No Dig India Show International Conference & Exhibitions on Trenchless Technology for Building Smart Cities.



CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – SEPTEMBER, 2015:

CCI – September 2015 Base - 100.00 October 2007

S. No.

Market Building

CCI Road CCI

Bridge CCI

Dam CCI

Power CCI

Railway CCI

Mineral Plant CCI

Medium Industry

CCI

Transmission CCI

Urban Infra CCI

Maintenance CCI

1 Agartala 143.28 143.99 140.2 143.17 142.26 144.12 142.11 138.39 141.01 137.29 136.13

2 Agra 145.08 146.4 141.63 144.95 143.64 145.67 143.26 139.81 142.67 138.88 137.06

3 Ahmedabad 142.94 145.41 141.9 144.78 142.37 143.48 142.8 138.31 139.74 138.34 139.72

4 Aizawl 143.56 145.52 139.78 143.42 141.72 143.87 141.06 138.03 141.07 137.26 134.74

5 Ajmer 145.66 148.21 142.87 146.42 144.86 147.01 144.34 141.05 144.04 140.19 138

6 Allahabad 145.09 145.71 142.01 144.98 144.09 145.97 143.99 140.15 142.8 139.05 137.99

7 Ambala 143.89 146.13 140.62 144.18 142.58 144.7 141.98 138.85 141.85 138.03 135.68

8 Amritsar 142.76 144.65 139.69 143.07 141.67 143.7 141.22 137.92 140.78 137.02 135.05

9 Anand 142.4 146.23 143.28 145.06 143.19 143.51 143.22 139.98 142.43 139.57 139.75

10 Ankaleswar 141.05 146.14 144.1 145.11 142.96 142.44 143.2 140.07 142.31 139.92 141.09

11 Asansol 144.95 144.63 142.41 144.86 144.59 146.25 144.87 140.51 142.83 139.15 139.13

12 Bengaluru 141.47 145.58 138.02 144.35 142.57 141.56 141.8 136.91 139.51 135.04 134.58

13 Bhopal 144.82 145.89 140.56 145.36 143.13 144.54 142.84 139.04 141.39 137.58 136.61

14 Bhubhaneswar 143.38 143.06 139.9 143.93 142.6 143.67 142.87 138.33 140.21 136.53 137.07

15 Bodhgaya 143.93 143.87 141.26 143.83 143.4 145.11 143.58 139.39 141.78 138.11 137.81

16 Chandigarh 143.61 145.68 140.44 143.91 142.41 144.49 141.89 138.66 141.6 137.81 135.63

17 Chennai 140.52 140.91 135.14 140.55 139.79 141.3 139.72 133.36 135.8 131 134.43

18 Cochin 141.69 142.72 137.29 142.03 141.01 142.47 140.87 135.31 137.85 133.37 135.66

19 Coimbatore 142.86 144.52 139.43 143.5 142.23 143.61 142.02 137.26 139.87 135.76 136.89

20 Delhi 148 150.01 144.09 147.86 146.08 148.33 145.41 142.29 145.42 141.5 138.92

21 Dhanbad 144.52 144.11 142.03 144.43 144.2 145.84 144.53 140.12 142.42 138.76 138.83

22 Faridabad 145.95 147.62 142.3 145.82 144.29 146.42 143.75 140.49 143.47 139.63 137.44

23 Gangtok 141.65 143.57 137.92 141.51 139.82 141.95 139.18 136.17 139.19 135.41 132.93

24 Guwahati 143 142.48 140.61 142.92 142.79 144.37 143.15 138.73 140.94 137.32 137.53

25 Haridwar 143.28 149.12 143.48 147.15 145.48 147.67 144.87 141.67 144.73 140.84 138.47

26 Hyderabad 141.66 141.77 137.01 142.86 140.17 140.77 140.26 135.76 137.35 133.64 134.28

27 Imphal 144.73 147.52 142 145.59 143.98 146.12 143.4 140.21 143.23 139.38 137.06

28 Indore 143.24 143.83 138.8 144.1 141.66 142.66 141.55 137.41 139.37 135.61 135.45

29 Itanagar 144.14 146.53 140.89 144.51 142.86 145.01 142.24 139.12 142.15 138.33 135.9

30 Jabalpur 142.46 142.81 137.91 143.48 140.92 141.72 140.9 136.59 138.37 134.63 134.87

31 Jaipur 144.2 145.39 140.01 144.65 142.51 144 142.15 138.47 140.9 137.1 135.93

32 Jammu 143.5 147.41 141.71 145.36 143.67 145.84 143.04 139.92 142.98 139.13 136.68

33 Jamshedpur 144.24 143.7 141.34 144.48 143.8 145.13 144.17 139.59 141.63 137.97 138.47

34 Jalandha 144.2 146.44 141.28 144.74 143.27 145.35 142.79 139.49 142.42 138.62 136.53

35 Jodhpur 142.85 145.04 140.8 143.92 142.02 143.59 142.01 138.11 140.27 137.68 137.39

36 Jorhat (Assam) 142.61 144.55 138.86 142.47 140.77 142.92 140.12 137.1 140.13 136.33 133.83

37 Kanpur 146.55 147.87 143.06 146.43 145.1 147.16 144.7 141.22 144.1 140.28 138.46

38 Kohima 144.44 147.03 141.45 145.06 143.42 145.57 142.82 139.66 142.7 138.86 136.49

39 Kolkata 145.1 144.35 142.79 145.02 145.02 146.6 145.48 140.86 143.05 139.39 139.84

40 Lucknow 143.63 144.59 140.41 143.51 142.44 144.37 142.19 138.59 141.3 137.57 136.13

41 Ludhiana 143.91 145.82 140.83 144.23 142.82 144.87 142.37 139.04 141.93 138.14 136.14

42 Madurai 141.19 142.41 136.57 142.38 140.63 141.17 140.45 135.16 137.32 133 134.41

43 Mathura 143.75 145.39 140.15 143.62 142.12 144.2 141.6 138.38 141.31 137.53 135.36

44 Meerut 144.2 146.44 141.28 144.74 143.27 145.35 142.79 139.49 142.42 138.62 136.53



Editorial BoardMentor: Dr. P.R. Swarup; Editorial–in–Chief: Mr. Sunil Mahajan; Content Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup.

Resource Centre: Mr. Ved Prakash; Ms. Archita Barua; Support: DG Secretariat & CIDC Centres.

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45 Mehsana 141.73 146.18 143.69 145.09 143.08 142.98 143.21 140.03 142.37 139.75 140.43

46 Mumbai 139.7 146.06 144.92 145.16 142.73 141.34 143.17 140.15 142.18 140.27 142.43

47 Mysore 141.61 143.17 139.72 143.7 141.43 141.65 141.64 137.51 139.28 136.02 137.02

48 Nagpur 141.55 144.56 142.42 144.55 142.67 142.52 143.02 139.24 141.19 138.41 139.75

49 Nainital 143.63 144.59 140.41 143.52 142.44 144.37 142.19 138.6 141.3 137.57 136.14

50 Nanded 141.61 143.17 139.72 143.7 141.43 141.65 141.64 137.51 139.28 136.02 137.02

51 Nasik 140.04 146.08 144.72 145.15 142.79 141.62 143.18 140.13 142.22 140.19 142.09

52 Navi Mumbai 139.87 146.07 144.82 145.16 142.76 141.49 143.18 140.14 142.21 140.23 142.27

53 Nayamore 143.95 143.59 140.97 144.18 143.4 144.76 143.7 139.23 141.31 137.64 137.96

54 Nazira 143.42 144.76 139.99 143.3 141.99 144 141.59 138.22 141.04 137.28 135.44

55 Panjim 140.59 145.82 141.48 144.75 142.65 141.46 142.49 138.55 140.85 137.66 138.52

56 Patna 144.8 144.91 142.02 144.7 144.15 145.91 144.27 140.14 142.61 138.91 138.42

57 Pondicherry 141.09 141.34 136.07 141.71 139.98 141.04 139.99 134.57 136.58 132.33 134.35

58 Port Blair 144.47 145.68 139.83 144.41 143.15 145.03 142.78 138.04 140.83 136.45 136.88

59 Pune 140.77 143.92 140.92 144 141.47 141.13 141.72 137.97 139.78 136.94 138.3

60 Puri 143.38 143.06 139.9 143.93 142.6 143.67 142.87 138.33 140.21 136.53 137.07

61 Raigarh (Alibaug) 140.24 145.95 143.15 144.95 142.71 141.48 142.84 139.35 141.53 138.95 140.39

62 Raipur 143.38 143.06 139.9 143.93 142.6 143.67 142.87 138.33 140.21 136.53 137.07

63 Rajahmundry 141.09 141.34 136.07 141.71 139.98 141.04 139.99 134.57 136.58 132.33 134.35

64 Rajkot 140.04 146.08 144.72 145.15 142.79 141.62 143.18 140.13 142.22 140.19 142.09

65 Ranchi 143.38 143.06 139.9 143.93 142.6 143.67 142.87 138.33 140.21 136.53 137.07

66 Roorkee 146.55 148.21 142.87 146.42 144.86 147.01 144.34 141.05 144.04 140.19 138

67 Shillong 143.42 144.76 139.99 143.3 141.99 144 141.59 138.22 141.04 137.28 135.44

68 Shimla 143.5 147.41 141.71 145.36 143.67 145.84 143.04 139.92 142.98 139.13 136.68

69 Silchar 142.62 143.64 138.41 143.14 140.95 142.33 140.66 136.9 139.22 135.45 134.52

70 Srinagar 143.71 145.67 139.93 143.57 141.86 144.02 141.2 138.18 141.21 137.4 134.88

71 Surat 140.38 146.1 144.52 145.14 142.85 141.89 143.19 140.11 142.25 140.09 141.76

72 Trivandrum 141.28 143.46 137.05 143.03 141.27 141.3 140.9 135.74 138.05 133.67 134.47

73 Ujjain 145.2 148.13 143.69 146.47 144.64 145.91 144.32 141.13 143.92 140.54 139.34

74 Vadodara 143.13 147.15 143.9 145.78 143.8 144.17 143.76 140.61 143.12 140.24 140.22

75 Varanasi 143.63 144.59 140.41 143.52 142.44 144.37 142.19 138.6 141.3 137.57 136.14

76 Velim 141.03 145.7 139.75 144.55 142.61 141.51 142.14 137.74 140.19 136.35 136.55

77 Vijayawada 141.38 141.56 136.55 142.29 140.08 140.91 140.12 135.17 136.96 132.99 134.32

78 Vishakhapatanam 142.25 142.21 138 142.83 141.29 142.37 141.44 136.44 138.41 134.43 135.71

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