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Dr. Shankar Singh, Deputy General Manager, Power Finance Corporation Ltd visited Sidhauli Centre on 28th Feb 2015

“UNCITRAL INDIA WORKSHOP” Held on 16th February 2015 at Scope Complex Lodhi Road. New Delhi

VISHWAKARMA

(Online Monthly e - Journal of Construction Industry Development Council)

Vol.3 Issue III E – Journal of CIDC MARCH, 2015

P a g e | 2 VISHWAKARMA

Vol. 3 Issue III E – Journal of CIDC MARCH, 2015

CIDC – Activities Executive Development Programs for PPPs in Roads, Highways

Six Basic Courses between April, 2015 & August, 2015 (Based on UN recommended

curriculum)

Conducted by UNECEP, an organization formed jointly by United Nations Economic Commission for

Europe & CIDC

Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC) was jointly established by several Union Ministries, PSUs and the construction industry, to help promote efficient methods, technology, management and skill development in order to develop and implement world class projects within least time and at least cost. You are aware of the plans of Government of India for the infrastructure sector of India. The plans incorporate infusion of substantial private-sector contributions, to enable which PPP projects assume vital significance and importance. UN has targeted the development of specific systems and procedures to be followed by member countries in such projects. UNECEP is a body formed jointly by United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), CIDC and leading

organisations involved in PPPs in India. UNECEP, jointly with CIDC is proposing to hold a series of Training Programs for middle

level executives of all stakeholder organisations involved in PPPs. The courses have been designed on the guidelines provided by the UN.

1. Introduction to Public-Private Partnerships - 4th April, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) 2. Good governance in Public-Private Partnerships - 2nd May, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) 3. Risks in Public-Private Partnerships - 16th May,2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) 4. Running an Effective PPP Procurement - What are the Key stages in PPP Procurement?

- 20th June, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM)

5. An Overview of Issue related to Public-Private Partnerships and Sustainable Development - How can PPPs deliver sustainability?

- 18th July, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM)

6. A Guide to the preparation of an outline Business case - 29th August, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM)

Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi- 110 003

Stay arrangements : CIDC will facilitate. The cost of stay shall be borne by the participants directly. Please download Registration Form for other details.

You are requested to nominate your officers for this course and avail of this opportunity and become better equipped to handle PPPs. Kindly send nominations along with the fees by way of cheque/draft favouring “Construction Industry Development Council”, at an early date, enabling us to make arrangements accordingly. For any further query you may please contact undersigned or Ms. Adesh Kumari on +919999935755 or email at [email protected]. Please Register early. Limited seats available.

Sunil Mahajan

Addl. Director General

+91 9711106001

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CIDC – Activities

Executive Development Programs for PPPs in Roads, Highways Six Basic Courses between April’ 2015 & August’ 2015

Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi- 110 003

(Organised jointly by UNECEP & CIDC)

REGISTRATION FORM Name : _________________________________________________

Designation : _________________________________________________

Organization : __________________________________________________

Mailing Address : __________________________________________________

City : _______________________ Pin : ______________________

Telephone : (Off) ________________ (Res) ________________________

Fax : ________________ Mob.: ____________________________

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Registration Fee a) For any 1 module : Rs.11,236/- (Rs.10,000/- + Service Tax @12.36%) per participant, payable in advance b) For any 3 modules : Rs.28,090/- (Rs.25,000/- + Service Tax @12.36%) per participant, payable in advance c) For entire package : Rs.44,944/- (Rs.40,000/- + Service Tax @12.36%) per participant, payable in advance

Further 10% discount for multiple registration from same organisation. Fees is non-refundable but change of nomination is allowed. The delegate fees will include cost of course material, Tea & Snacks / Lunch and Certificate confirming participation.

EDP Schedule Module 1 - 4th April, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) Module 2 - 2nd May, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) Module 3 - 16th May, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) Module 4 - 20th June, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM) Module 5 - 18th July, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM)

Module 6 - 29th August, 2015 (11 AM to 5 PM)

Enclosed herewith Account Payee / Crossed Cheque / Demand Draft for a Sum of Rs. ___________ Cheque/ Demand Draft No. ___________ Dated _________drawn in favour of “Construction Industry Development Council” payable at New Delhi. or NEFT/ RTGS: In case of NEFT/ RTGS payments please do ensure receipt of payment and confirm nomination by sending an email a copy of bank advice; otherwise there may be difficulty in linking it to your candidature.

REQUIRED BANKING DETAILS: Beneficiary name : Construction Industry Development Council Bank Name : The Federal Bank Limited Account No. : 13020100120032 MICR Code : 110049005 IFSC RTGS Code : FDRL0001302 Branch Add. : Satkar Building, 79-80 Nehru Place, New Delhi - 19 PAN/ Service Tax No. : AAATC4750F/ AAATC4750FST001 Date: ________________ Signature_____________

(Photocopies of the form may be used for more delegates)



CIDC – Activities “UNCITRAL INDIA WORKSHOP” held on 16th February 2015 at Scope Complex Lodhi

Road. New Delhi:

Shri D. Sadananda Gowda, Union Minister of Law & Justice inaugurated the 2015 UNCITRAL workshop organized by Construction Industry Arbitration Council and Construction Industry Development Council in the scope complex, New Delhi today. Shri P.K Malhotra, Secretary Law & Justice, Government of India, Mr. Joao Riberio, UNCITRAL, Dr. Uddesh Kohli Chairman, Construction Industry Arbitration Council, Dr. B. D Mundhra, Chairman UNECEP and several other Indian as well as the overseas experts addressed a galaxy of legal as well as engineering experts. Speaking on this occasion, Shri Gowda highlighted the need of adopting methods and processes to resolve the business disputes to insure a robust and conducive work environment to meet the requirements of building the physical infrastructure. It is noteworthy to mention that UNCITRAL has organized this important event after 50 years for the first time in India and has also joined hands with CIDC to establish a center of excellence for Highway Construction, under PPP mode. While inviting Construction Industry Arbitration Council to work with the Ministry, Shri Gowda emphasized the need of resorting to Institutional Arbitration in place of the Ad-hoc mode of arbitration, a quick post award settlement of the disputed issues and also extensively use of conciliation and mediation as an effective tool of dispute resolution. He has requested that Ministry of Law and Justice should develop a panel of bodies providing institutional arbitration and advise Govt. departments and public enterprises to include institutional arbitration clause in their contracts. Shri Gowda also spoke about resorting to on-line-dispute resolution, in view of the smart cities being planned. Special emphasis was given by him on training a strong cadre of specialists as Arbitrators as well as mediation and conciliation experts. Shri Gowda also distributed the certificates of competence to various experts empanelled by CIAC as Institutional Arbitration Specialists. In view of over 55 lakh crores investment going in building the physical infrastructure in the nation, this meet was both timely and helpful in meeting the national objectives.

Sh. Mithlesh Tripathi visited CIDC, Gorakhpur Centre:

Sh. Mithlesh Tripathi, Sr Engineer, VNC visited CIDC, Gorakhpur Centre on 7 Feb, 2015. Sh. P.K. Mishra, Additional Director was present during the visit. Sh. Mithlesh Tripathi interacted with the trainees and shared the real life challenges of construction workers.



CIDC – Activities Swachhta Abhiyan at Parsa, Chhapra:

CIDC is promoting the ‘Swachhata Abhiyan’ and making efforts for clean schools, clean surroundings, pure drinking water facilities, proper toilets, safe and clean food and personal hygiene. CIDC is also doing motivational and awareness programs on ‘Swachhata Mission’.

For cleanliness and awareness, CIDC, Parsa, Chhapra organized programs on 11 Feb, 2015 at Prabhunath Mahavidhyalaya and Sub Divisional Block Office, Parsa, Saran.

Placement Meet at Gorakhpur Centre:

A Placement Meet organized at Gorakhpur centre on 14th Feb. 2015. Vijaya Nirmana Company Pvt. Ltd. was present to select the trainees for their organizations. 80 trainees were present in the placement meet. Col C.N. Rao, Asst. General Manager (Training & Development) interviewed the trainees and selected.

Interaction and Counselling Programme at Ghazipur center:

An interaction and counselling program was organized at Gazipur center on 21st Feb 2015 with trainees. Sh. P.K. Mishra, Additional Director, CIDC and Dr. Sudha Tiwari, Principal, Gopi Nath Post Graduate College, Gazipur were in the program. Sh. P.K. Mishra interacted with the trainees and motivated them to take training seriously and enthusiastically. Dr. Sudha Tiwari gave a lecture on attitude and behavior.

Visit of Dr Shankar Singh, DGM, PFC:

Dr Shankar Singh, Deputy General Manager, Power Finance Corporation Ltd visited Sidhauli Centre on 28th Feb 2015. Dr. Singh observed the facilities available at the Centre and understood the methodology of training.



CIDC – Activities

Dr. Singh interacted with trainees and staff. He delivered a very inspiring lecture and motivated the trainees to take training very sincerely. He visited the sites where trainees are taking hands on training. Dr Suchita Kumar, Director (H) and Sh. P K Mishra, Addl. Director accompanied Dr. Shankar Singh during his visit.

Visit of APEEJAY STYA UNIVERSITY on 24th February, 2015 at Vishwakarma Pratham (VKP) Faridabad:

A delegation of 18 B.Tech students from APEEJAY STYA UNIVERSITY Sohna Road Gurgaon, along with their teachers Mr. Ashwini Kr. Gupta H.O.D, Mechanical Engineering, Dr. S.C. Sharma H.O.D. Civil Engineering and Prof. (Dr.) Ravi Shankar Gauti visited CIDC Vishwakarma Pratham Faridabad. They visited in connection with the practical hands-on training of the young engineers passing about to acquire their engineering degree, so they may be aware of the practical, working knowledge and make themselves competent engineers, who may be able to properly guide the manpower working at their sites.

The team of CIDC consisting of Dr. Shuchita Kumar (Hon.) Director Projects, Prof. (Er.) B.R. Chauhan, Shr. Praveen Tiwari Dy. General Manager and other officials and trainers, interacted with the faculty and students of Apeejay Stya University and detailed the hands-on training methodology for young engineers during their internship, as they have theoretical knowledge, but lack in practical exposures.

The B.Tech students were briefed about the importance to acquire practical skills to be successful in the Construction Industry and which would improve their role towards nation building. The faculty and the students expressed their satisfaction and said that they would discuss it with their guardians, to join the Internship Program with CIDC in their quest for a bright future after passing out from APEEJAY STYA UNIVERSITY.



CIDC – Activities Malkapuram, Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh :

Ongoing Projects:

VIshwabharati Academy's, College of Engineering, Ahmednagar, CIDC Partner Institute had started Construction Quantity Surveying & Estimation Program in association with local Engineering Colleges.

21 students are enrolled in the training program and after the completion of the program they will be tested & certified by CIDC.

Vishwakarma Tritiya (VKT) Dhaulana Site:

1. Under TNSDM training program, 3152 candidates have been trained and another 84 candidates are under training.

2. Under CIDC-OIL Program, 32 candidates (01 in the trade of General Works Supervisors, 06 candidates in the trade of Land Surveyor, 09 candidates in the trade of Plumber and 16 candidates in the trade of Electrician) are getting training at CIDC Ghaziabad training Centre.

3. Under CIDC-PFC Phase-III program 685 numbers are getting training at different training centers of CIDC. The details are as under:-



CIDC – Activities

4. Under CIDC-RECL Program 471 nos. of candidates are getting at different training centers as mentioned at

below:

Sl. No.

Training Centre

Batch Duration Trained Placed Under training

1. Behraich B1 B2

22.12.2014 to 21.03.2015 27.01.2015 to 26.04.2015

61 64

2. Ghazipur B1 B2

16.12.2014 to 15.03.2015 26.12.2014 to 25.03.2015

100 100

3. Chhapra B1 B2

19.12.2014 to 18.03.2015 30.12.2014 to 29.03.2015

50 50

4. Bhagalpur B1 06.01.2015 to 05.04.2015 46

TOTAL 471

Date: 10.03.2015 1500 nos.

Sr. No Training Centre Batch Duration Trained Placed Under training

1

Faridabad B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.2015 30 12

B2 15.12.2014 to 14.03.2015 65

2 Ghaziabad

B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.2015 70 70

B2 17.11.2014 to 16.02.2015 30 30

B3 05.01.2015 to 31.03.2015 40

3 Sidhauli

B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.1205 48 20

B2 17.11.2014 to 16.02.2015 35 14

B3 05.01.2015 to 31.03.2015 80

4 Ramshahpur B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.2015 80 45

B2 05.01.2015 to 31.03.2015 45

5 Ranchi

B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.2015 40 09

B2 20.11.2014 to 19.02.2015 50

B3 26.12.2014 to 25.03.2015 40

B4 01.02.2015 to 30.04.2015 30

B5 23.02.2015 to 22.05.2015 15

6 Daltonganj

B1 05.11.2014 to 04.02.2015 50

B2 24.11.2014 to 23.02.2015 40

B3 15.12.2014 to 14.03.2015 30

B4 15.01.2015 to 14.04.2015 35

B5 23.02.2015 to 22.05.2015 20

7 Gorakhpur

B1 04.10.2014 to 03.01.2015 100 18

B2 17.11.2014 to 16.02.2015 50 13

B3 26.12.2014 to 25.03.2015 100

8

Phulnakhra

B1 24.09.2014 to 23.12.2014 25 18

B2 10.11.2014 to 09.02.2015 25 12

B3 15.12.2014 to 14.03.2015 25

9 Madhubani B1 20.11.2014 to 19.02.2015 80 62

10 Gaya B1 17.12.2014 to 16.03.2015 80

B2 24.12.2014 to 23.03.2015 80

TOTAL 753 323 685



CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – FEBRURY, 2015:

CCI – February 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 142.92 143.6 139.85 142.8 141.9 143.76 141.75 138.04 140.66 136.94 135.79

2 Agra 144.72 146 141.27 144.6 143.28 145.31 142.9 139.46 142.31 138.53 136.72

3 Ahmedabad 142.58 145.1 141.54 144.4 142.01 143.12 142.44 137.96 139.39 137.99 139.37

4 Aizawl 143.2 145.2 139.43 143.1 141.36 143.51 140.71 137.68 140.72 136.91 134.4

5 Ajmer 145.3 147.8 142.51 146.1 144.5 146.64 143.98 140.7 143.68 139.84 137.65

6 Allahabad 144.73 145.4 141.65 144.6 143.73 145.61 143.63 139.8 142.44 138.7 137.64

7 Ambala 143.53 145.8 140.27 143.8 142.22 144.34 141.62 138.5 141.49 137.68 135.34

8 Amritsar 142.4 144.3 139.34 142.7 141.31 143.34 140.87 137.57 140.43 136.68 134.71

9 Anand 142.04 145.9 142.92 144.7 142.83 143.15 142.86 139.63 142.07 139.22 139.4

10 Ankaleswar 140.7 145.8 143.74 144.8 142.6 142.08 142.84 139.72 141.95 139.57 140.74

11 Asansol 144.59 144.3 142.05 144.5 144.23 145.89 144.51 140.16 142.47 138.8 138.78

12 Bengaluru 141.11 145.2 137.67 144 142.21 141.2 141.44 136.57 139.16 134.7 134.24

13 Bhopal 144.46 145.5 140.21 145 142.77 144.18 142.48 138.69 141.03 137.23 136.27

14 Bhubhaneswar 143.02 142.7 139.55 143.6 142.24 143.31 142.51 137.98 139.86 136.19 136.73

15 Bodhgaya 143.57 143.5 140.91 143.5 143.04 144.75 143.22 139.04 141.42 137.76 137.46

16 Chandigarh 143.25 145.3 140.09 143.6 142.05 144.13 141.53 138.31 141.24 137.46 135.29

17 Chennai 140.17 140.6 134.8 140.2 139.44 140.95 139.37 133.03 135.46 130.67 134.09

18 Cochin 141.33 142.4 136.94 141.7 140.66 142.11 140.52 134.97 137.5 133.04 135.32

19 Coimbatore 142.5 144.2 139.08 143.1 141.87 143.25 141.66 136.91 139.52 135.42 136.55

20 Delhi 147.63 149.6 143.73 147.5 145.72 147.96 145.05 141.93 145.06 141.14 138.57

21 Dhanbad 144.16 143.8 141.67 144.1 143.84 145.48 144.17 139.77 142.06 138.41 138.48

22 Faridabad 145.59 147.3 141.94 145.5 143.93 146.05 143.39 140.14 143.11 139.28 137.09

23 Gangtok 141.29 143.2 137.57 141.2 139.47 141.59 138.83 135.83 138.84 135.07 132.6

24 Guwahati 142.64 142.1 140.26 142.6 142.43 144.01 142.79 138.38 140.59 136.97 137.18

25 Haridwar 142.92 148.8 143.12 146.8 145.12 147.3 144.51 141.31 144.37 140.49 138.12

26 Hyderabad 141.3 141.4 136.67 142.5 139.82 140.42 139.91 135.42 137 133.31 133.95

27 Imphal 144.37 147.2 141.64 145.2 143.62 145.76 143.04 139.86 142.87 139.03 136.72

28 Indore 142.88 143.5 138.45 143.7 141.3 142.3 141.19 137.06 139.02 135.27 135.11

29 Itanagar 143.78 146.2 140.54 144.2 142.5 144.65 141.88 138.77 141.79 137.98 135.56

30 Jabalpur 142.1 142.5 137.56 143.1 140.57 141.36 140.55 136.25 138.02 134.29 134.53

31 Jaipur 143.84 145 139.66 144.3 142.15 143.64 141.79 138.12 140.55 136.76 135.59

32 Jammu 143.14 147 141.35 145 143.31 145.48 142.68 139.57 142.62 138.78 136.34

33 Jamshedpur 143.88 143.3 140.99 144.1 143.44 144.77 143.81 139.24 141.27 137.62 138.12

34 Jalandha 143.84 146.1 140.93 144.4 142.91 144.99 142.43 139.14 142.06 138.27 136.19

35 Jodhpur 142.49 144.7 140.45 143.6 141.66 143.23 141.65 137.76 139.92 137.33 137.04

36 Jorhat (Assam) 142.25 144.2 138.51 142.1 140.42 142.56 139.77 136.76 139.78 135.99 133.5

37 Kanpur 146.18 147.5 142.7 146.1 144.74 146.79 144.34 140.87 143.74 139.93 138.11

38 Kohima 144.08 146.7 141.09 144.7 143.06 145.21 142.46 139.31 142.34 138.51 136.15

39 Kolkata 144.74 144 142.43 144.7 144.66 146.23 145.12 140.51 142.69 139.04 139.49

40 Lucknow 143.27 144.2 140.06 143.2 142.08 144.01 141.83 138.24 140.95 137.22 135.79

41 Ludhiana 143.55 145.5 140.48 143.9 142.46 144.51 142.01 138.69 141.57 137.79 135.8

42 Madurai 140.84 142.1 136.23 142 140.28 140.82 140.1 134.82 136.97 132.67 134.08



Editorial Board Mentor: Dr. P.R. Swarup; Editorial–in–Chief: Mr. Sunil Mahajan; Content Editor: Mr. Ashutosh Bhardwaj;

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

Construction Industry Development Council 801 (8th Floor), Hemkunt Chambers, 89, Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110019

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43 Mathura 143.39 145 139.8 143.3 141.76 143.84 141.24 138.03 140.96 137.18 135.02

44 Meerut 143.84 146.1 140.93 144.4 142.91 144.99 142.43 139.14 142.06 138.27 136.19

45 Mehsana 141.37 145.8 143.33 144.7 142.72 142.62 142.85 139.68 142.01 139.4 140.08

46 Mumbai 139.35 145.7 144.56 144.8 142.37 140.99 142.81 139.8 141.82 139.92 142.07

47 Mysore 141.25 142.8 139.37 143.3 141.07 141.29 141.28 137.16 138.93 135.68 136.68

48 Nagpur 141.19 144.2 142.06 144.2 142.31 142.16 142.66 138.89 140.84 138.06 139.4

49 Nainital 143.27 144.2 140.06 143.2 142.08 144.01 141.83 138.25 140.95 137.22 135.8

50 Nanded 141.25 142.8 139.37 143.3 141.07 141.29 141.28 137.16 138.93 135.68 136.68

51 Nasik 139.69 145.7 144.36 144.8 142.43 141.26 142.82 139.78 141.86 139.84 141.73

52 Navi Mumbai 139.52 145.7 144.46 144.8 142.4 141.13 142.82 139.79 141.85 139.88 141.91

53 Nayamore 143.59 143.2 140.62 143.8 143.04 144.4 143.34 138.88 140.96 137.29 137.61

54 Nazira 143.06 144.4 139.64 142.9 141.63 143.64 141.23 137.87 140.69 136.93 135.1

55 Panjim 140.24 145.5 141.12 144.4 142.29 141.1 142.13 138.2 140.5 137.31 138.17

56 Patna 144.44 144.6 141.66 144.3 143.79 145.55 143.91 139.79 142.25 138.56 138.07

57 Pondicherry 140.74 141 135.73 141.4 139.63 140.69 139.64 134.23 136.24 132 134.02

58 Port Blair 144.11 145.3 139.48 144.1 142.79 144.67 142.42 137.69 140.48 136.11 136.54

59 Pune 140.42 143.6 140.57 143.6 141.11 140.78 141.36 137.62 139.43 136.6 137.95

60 Puri 143.02 142.7 139.55 143.6 142.24 143.31 142.51 137.98 139.86 136.19 136.73

61 Raigarh (Alibaug) 139.89 145.6 142.79 144.6 142.35 141.12 142.48 139 141.17 138.6 140.04

62 Raipur 143.02 142.7 139.55 143.6 142.24 143.31 142.51 137.98 139.86 136.19 136.73

63 Rajahmundry 140.74 141 135.73 141.4 139.63 140.69 139.64 134.23 136.24 132 134.02

64 Rajkot 139.69 145.7 144.36 144.8 142.43 141.26 142.82 139.78 141.86 139.84 141.73

65 Ranchi 143.02 142.7 139.55 143.6 142.24 143.31 142.51 137.98 139.86 136.19 136.73

66 Roorkee 146.18 147.8 142.51 146.1 144.5 146.64 143.98 140.7 143.68 139.84 137.65

67 Shillong 143.06 144.4 139.64 142.9 141.63 143.64 141.23 137.87 140.69 136.93 135.1

68 Shimla 143.14 147 141.35 145 143.31 145.48 142.68 139.57 142.62 138.78 136.34

69 Silchar 142.26 143.3 138.06 142.8 140.6 141.97 140.31 136.56 138.87 135.11 134.18

70 Srinagar 143.35 145.3 139.58 143.2 141.5 143.66 140.85 137.83 140.86 137.05 134.54

71 Surat 140.03 145.7 144.16 144.8 142.49 141.53 142.83 139.76 141.89 139.74 141.4

72 Trivandrum 140.93 143.1 136.71 142.7 140.92 140.95 140.55 135.4 137.7 133.34 134.13

73 Ujjain 144.84 147.8 143.33 146.1 144.28 145.55 143.96 140.78 143.56 140.19 138.99

74 Vadodara 142.77 146.8 143.54 145.4 143.44 143.81 143.4 140.26 142.76 139.89 139.87

75 Varanasi 143.27 144.2 140.06 143.2 142.08 144.01 141.83 138.25 140.95 137.22 135.8

76 Velim 140.68 145.3 139.4 144.2 142.25 141.15 141.78 137.39 139.84 136.01 136.21

77 Vijayawada 141.02 141.2 136.21 141.9 139.73 140.56 139.77 134.83 136.62 132.66 133.99

78 Vishakhapatanam 141.89 141.9 137.65 142.5 140.94 142.01 141.08 136.1 138.06 134.09 135.37

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