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INSPECTOR GENERAL OF REGISTRATION & CONTROLLER OF STAMPS Ground Floor, Opp. Vidhan Bhavan (Council Hall)

New Administrative Building, Pune 411 001, Maharashtra

CORRIGENDUM Tender No. IGR/BOT/539/2011 – Request for Proposal (RFP) for Competitive Bidding for the Management of Computerization in Sub-Registrars Offices on Build-Operate-

Transfer basis With reference to the Pre-Bid Conference, held on 8th December 2011 at IGR office in Pune, this document should be considered by all the bidders as a Corrigendum to the captioned tender and the following modifications and clarifications should necessarily be considered.

1. Last date, time and place for the submission of bid is extended to 26th December 2011 till 3 P.M. at the office of INSPECTOR GENERAL OF REGISTRATION & CONTROLLER OF STAMPS, Ground Floor, Opp. Vidhan Bhavan (Council Hall), New Administrative Building, Pune 411 001, Maharashtra. The Pre-qualification documents and technical proposals will be opened on 27th December 2011 at 11 A.M. at the above mentioned office.

2. Annexure 7 is revised as:

i. Documents and pages registered for each BOT Territory for each financial year for the last 5 years is specified below:

ii. Approximate Information on Extra print outs for the Period 2007-2010

Division Index-II Certified Copy Valuation Report Total Mumbai 112000 1769000 0 1881000 Pune 602000 2136000 222000 2960000 Thane 1533000 2129000 180000 3842000 Nashik, Aurangabad, Latur 1137000 1060000 369000 2853166 Nagpur, Amaravati 371000 487000 73000 1036525

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Information given above is approximate and primary in nature. These are not confirmed figures and should not be used in anywhere except getting overall idea of the volume of the work.

iii. Following Articles may be considered for eRegistration as of now

Articlewise no. of Documents in the year 2010-11

Mumbai Pune Thane Nashik,

Aurangabad,Latur Nagpur,

Amaravati Leave & License Agreement and Tenancy Agreement 55610 41251 15860 726 3748

iv. Page 24 (Clause 4.8 – Scanning Operations) – This section of the clause should be read as “Scanning Operations to the satisfaction of SR. However, the department is planning to roll out a web based application iSARITA soon where the customer will have the facility to upload the supporting documents required for registration online in txt, pdf format. In such scenario, most of the the scanning work may get reduced which would further reduce the workload and turnaround time of the BOT operator. However, print out of the document need to be taken by the BOT operator for which they will be paid @Rs. 1.75. Moreover, this will assure less storage requirement for document in the central server, less waiting for the customer and assurance of genuine document storage.” Instead of Scanning Operations to the satisfaction of SR. However, the department is planning to roll out a web based application iSARITA soon where the customer will have the facility to upload the supporting documents required for registration online in txt, pdf format. In such scenario, the entire scanning operation will go away which would further reduce the workload and turnaround time of the BOT operator. Moreover, this will assure less storage requirement for document in the central server, less waiting for the customer and assurance of genuine document storage.

3. Annexure 9 (Specification of hardware) – Following hardware specification shall be considered as an addendum to the Annexure 9: Barcode Scanner Model & Specification No. of Units

Motorola DS 4208 / DS 6707 : Hand held with USB Interface with 2D Imager scan system

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Lipi UNITECH MS 337 : Hand held with USB Interface with 2D Imager scan system

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LAN Switch Specification

Switch – 8 ports – unmanaged

Model – D-link/3 COM/DAX

Biometric Device Specifications

Single Finger Capture Device Should Work with Client/Server and Web Technology

Auto-On™ (Automatic Finger Placement Detection)

Image Resolution 500 DPI & above

Operating Temperature (Approx.) 0° to +40°C

Operating Humidity < 90% RH noncondensing

Dimensions and Weight (Approx.) 27 x 40 x 73 mm, 100 g (without stand)

Supply Voltage / Max. Current 5.0V ±5% supplied by USB

ESD Tolerance / Platen Hardness 12 to 15 kV / 750 Hk (6.8 Mohs) Interface USB 2.0 high speed Supported Standards ISO 19794, INCITS 378, BioAPI, FIPS 201

(PIV) , SP 800-76 Certifications FCC, CE, RoHS, GSA FIPS 201 APL, FBI

IAFIS Certified

Supported Operating Systems (32bit and 64bit)

Windows 7 / Vista / XP > Windows Server 2008 R2, 2003 > Java, Linux

In case Device not working with OS mentioned or Application developed using Technology, vendor should assist in development and provide SDK for the same and make device operational within a week of issue raised date.

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4. Clarifications to Pre-Bid Queries Please note that Department’s stands on Connectivity will be uploaded in the website within

few days.

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Silver Touch Technologies

Ltd. Pages 9, 39 EMD Amount

Performance Bank Guarantee Amount

1. During last 2 tenders EMD total amount for 5 territory was Rs. 154 Lakhs, which is increased to Rs. 244 Lakhs 2. During last 2 tenders PBG total amount for 5 territory was Rs. 603 Lakhs, which is increased to Rs. 982 Lakhs As there is no increase in scope , we request you to keep the EMD and PBG amount same as the previous tenders.

EMD and PBG got increased since the Connectivity is included in the scope of work of the BOT operator. In the previous tender, Connectivity was only included as a part of Corrigendum and not there in the original tender. Hence the EMD & PBG was not modified at that time.

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Page 26 4.10

Establish & Maintain

uninterrupted connectivity with

redundancy across offices

1. Earlier tender specification was 64Kbps ( in Diagram) , current tender specifies minimum 2 Mbps, please confirm this as cost will increase drastically with 2 Mbps MPLS Connectivity. 2. Connectivity with redundancy is required - kindly clarify the mode of redundant connectivity. If its MPLS lease line , the cost will be double the total bandwidth cost. 3. As you have already procured the hardware, does it include routers for such MPLS connectivity with redundant bandwidth support? For example, router should support 2 WAN MPLS connections. 4. Please clarify the connectivity network between SARITA and Mahabhulekh/UID, GRA/Bank Server. Does this network will be accessible from MPLS network setup by IGR? 5. We may require permission from IGR authority to setup Radio tower at some locations for providing MPLS connectivity. Kindly confirm.

1. Department’s stands on Connectivity will be uploaded in the website within few days. 2. Department’s stands on Connectivity will be uploaded in the website within few days. 3. Department has procured unmanaged switches, however, routers (compatible with the switches) shall be provided by the BOT operator. 4. SARITA & Mahabhulekh is connected through MSWAN or it will be through the existing broadband connection or through the proposed WAN. SARITA & UID/GRAS is connected through existing broadband connection or through the proposed WAN. No separate links are needed. 5. Department’s stands on Connectivity will be uploaded in the website within few days.

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Page 36 6.1.2

Calculation of penalty

1. There is penalty clause for not completing the document on time, and software will calculate the penalty. As per the Registration process (page no. 17) , SRO is going to take 6 minutes before start of registration process and 5 minutes during registration process. Is software able to calculate delay done by SRO and then calculate penalty as per that?

Yes the software is developed accordingly by NIC.

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Page 61Annexure 7Average number of documents and

pages scanned during

1. Average Documents and Scanned page information is provided.We require break up of documents and pages for each Division for each financial year. For example Year 2008-2009 Mumbai Division No of Documents and No of Scanned page information. 2. Also, provide us the information on extra pages printed for each Division for each financial year.

1. Refer Point 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum. 2. Refer Point 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum.

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Annexure 10 New Offices 1. We understand that all required hardware for new offices will be

provided by IGR . Yes.

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Page 17 When department is planning to roll out I SARITA, any indicative timeframe Around 2 months from now.

7 Page 20/21 4.1 How many pages (average) are there in one document? Can we get

some lower / upper indicative numbers?

Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum.. You should calculate accordingly. You may also visit Sub-registrar offices if required.

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in one document average how many pages are printed?

Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum.. You should calculate accordingly. You may also visit Sub-registrar offices if required.

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in one document average how many pages are scanned?

Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum. You should calculate accordingly. You may also visit Sub-registrar offices if required.

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10 Page 21 4.1 can we get the number of "Annual Information Return" transactions

count for last 5 years with breakup?

This is not transaction based. Information can be pulled out from SARITA 3. Separate Charges, if any, for uploading to ITD's database need not be borne by the BOT operator.

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Regarding department policy about opening new SRO - who will provide the Space, H/W, Software, Application S/W, Infra, etc. for the new SRO's to be opened shortly?

The department will take care of the same except the facilities which are part of the tender like connectivity.

12 Page 21 4.2 (a) Please describe the term "Replacement of parts, in consultation with

OEM"

This means that as an agency of the department, the warranty rights vested in department can be utilized through department.

13 Page 21/22 4.2 (b) Can bidder source the required excess material from any other OEM? Yes.

14 Page 22 4.2 (c.) can Department support / allow the bidder sourcing consumables from

outside in case of short supply / non-availability from OEM?

If OEM expresses inability, which is very rare, appropriate decision in consultation with OEM may be taken. However it is expected that enough inventories based on the turnover should be kept by the BOT operator.

15 Page 224.2 (d) c is department going to provide facilities like space, desks, chairs, etc. for Call centers, Control Centers & Helpdesk?

Yes. However, necessary infrastructure support like hardware, necessary software, landline and mobile (normal not premium) should be provided by the bidder themselves.

16 Page 22 4.2 (e)

Maintenance of which cabling? Network Cabling or Electrical cabling? Does it include replacement of cables also?

As per the tender. This clause is about Electrical cabling.

17 Page 23 4.3 Location of Data Center / Central Server

This will be confirmed along with the connectivity related queries.

18 Page 24 4.8

In case of Data Entry is done by the customer and BOT operator is correcting errors, BOT operator should get at least 50% charges for the corrections he has done As per the tender.

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19 Page 24 4.8

Please describe the process "Carry out valuation and search"

This will be explained to the selected bidder. However, no extra manpower is required for the same. Only the manpower required as specified in Annexure 4 of the RFP should suffice. In case of search report (if printed) and valuation report, Rs. 1.75/- per page will be paid to the BOT operator.

20 Page 24 4.8 Time to check the online UID should be more Timeline has been increased to 30 seconds.

21 Page 24 4.8 How many Mutation Entries done in last 5 years, please give with

break-up No previous data is available.

22 Page 25 4.8 Please explain - "Facility of search in the areas having concurrent

jurisdiction is being provided, necessary manpower and maintenance should be provided for the same.

No extra manpower is required for the same. Only the manpower required as specified in Annexure 4 of the RFP should suffice. In case of search report (if printed) and valuation report, Rs. 1.75/- per page will be paid to the BOT operator.

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is there any provision / penalties for OEM / indemnification for BOT operator - in case the delay is caused by H/w failure or OEM fault?

OEM/HW supplier is bound by RC terms as improved by the department. Their penalties for non-performance/under-performace are specified there. Details can be seen from the RC available in GoM website and DGS&D website. BOT operator should ensure that the conditions of warranty are not violated while using the H/w. Likewise it is the overall responsibility of BOT operator to run the system properly and maintain SLA.

24 Page 39 6.4 Performance Security should not be more than 5% of the bid value As per the tender.

25 Page 61 Annexure 7 Need Break-up of the count (per year / Per location) Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum.

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26 Warranty of all the H/W material starts from which day? Tentatively December 2011/January 2012.

27 Does System uptime includes genset power backup?

List of hardware is mentioned in Annexure 9 of the RFP. SLA should be maintained by the vendor with the required power supply.

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Abhishek Enterprises

Page 244.8 : Man Power

Requirement Provide one mini CD of scanned document to the respective registering partyPlease clarify the point with respect to the respective registration party.If there are 2 Purchasers & 3 Sellers, who would get the mini CD?

The presenting party should get the mini cd in such case.

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The MPLS VPN bandwidth between sub registrar offices and central server should be a minimum of 2 Mbps. Higher bandwidth has to be provided to meet the SLA requirements. The bandwidth service provider should have/able to provide connectivity and compatibility with NDC. Please provide the technical details of the connectivity and compatibility with NDC that are required.

Department’s stands on Connectivity will be uploaded in the website within few days.

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5.23 Period of Contract

The contract period is for three years from the date of award of contract. Request you to please modify this clause to read as “The contract period is for 3 years from the date of commencement of work.”

Page 33, clause 5.23 is revised and should be read as "The contract period is for 3 years from the scheduled date of commencement of work. The selected bidders should commence their work at their respective BOT territories within 4 weeks of the issue of the work order. Moreover, bidders should set up connectivity across all offices in its BOT territory within 8 weeks of the commencement of the work."

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31 Page 416.9 Payments

• The quote should be without inclusion of service tax. If it is decided that service tax has to be paid then the department will bear it cost. • It will be the bidder’s responsibility to pay all the taxes that are to be paid directly by him. The Department will in no way be responsible for default of the Bidder and no claim towards the same shall be entertained. Sir, as per the Director General of Service Tax definition of Service Tax is:1.1. What is Service Tax and who pays this tax?Service tax is, as the name suggests, a tax on Services. It is a tax levied on the transaction of certain services specified by the Central Government under the Finance Act, 1994.It is an indirect tax (akin to Excise Duty or Sales Tax) which means that normally, the service provider pays the tax and recovers the amount from the recipient of taxable service. Here the Recipient would be the Registration Department. Therefore these 2 points are in total conflict of each other.Therefore the important issue of applicability OR non- applicability of Service Tax shall have to be decided by the Tendering Authority/Department definitely at the time of Award of Contract / Signing of the Contract Agreement.

As per the tender.For further clarification, please note that the quote will be on the basis of per registered document, which the Bidder expects. This quote should include all taxes except service tax. If it is decided that service tax has to be paid then the department will bear it. /reimburse it to the bidder.

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6.10 Changes Orders

Also Dept is planning to implement eRegistration for registration of some high frequency, low earning documents. Such changes in the volume of work should not result in any loss for the BOT operator since the hardware would be provided by the department separately. However, only possible effect may be the deduction of manpower. a) Please provide the details of the Articles/Documents & their quantities over the past 5 years which are proposed to be included for eRegistration alongwith the details of the approximate average number of documents and pages scanned as provided in Annexure 7. b) Please clarify if eRegistarion of the documents specified above would be Optional or Mandatory c) Probable eRegistarion commencement date.

a) Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum. b) Optional to start with, but may be mandatory in due course of time. C) Proposal is submitted to the government.

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In Mumbai Division it is observed that out of all the documents registered in the year 2011, almost 55% Documents are related to Leave & License Registrations. Please clarify in detail as to how such large and substantial changes in the volume of work if diverted to eRegistration would not result in any loss for the BOT operator as stated in the RFP Documents while still complying with the specified timelines & SLAs?

This is because almost all fixed costs are borne by the department except connectivity.

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5.13 Deadline for Submission of Bids

Request you to please provide for at least 7 clear working days from the date of issue of final/last clarification/s to the date of Submission of Bids. Refer Point 1 of the Corrigendum.

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Can we submit the EMD in the form of Bank Guarantee from a Nationalised Bank instead of Fixed Deposit or NSC ? As per the tender.

36 No. of hardware requirement per location.

Hardware is provided by the department. Refer Annexure 9 of the RFP for further details.

37 Can we provide the systems, printers or other peripherals with other equivalent make and configuration. As per the tender.

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Does the IGR will provide space, furniture and computer infrastructure free of cost for setup of Call Center and Helpdesk ?

Yes the space and furniture would be provided. However, necessary infrastructure support like hardware, necessary software, landline and mobile should be provided by the bidder themselves.

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Who is going to provide the backup software ?

Department will provide the same. In case iSARITA is down due to connectivity problem, SARITA 3 should be used as a backup application. However, the bidder should be penalized as per the clause 6.1.5 of the RFP.

40 Data Backup Drive needs to procure for how many locations? and any specific backup drive model needs to be considered here ? As per the tender.

41 The tapes being used for backup are provided by IGR or Bidder? As per the tender.

42 The Safe Storage for keeping the Tapes are provided by IGR or Bidder has to provide? IGR Department

43 Whether all consumables includes the paper, ribbon, cartridges, toners etc? Yes

44 Pl.confirm the location wise engineer's required, the list mentioned on the page 57-58 is not clear. It is very clearly specified in the tender.

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IL&FS Technologies

Ltd.

3.2

The document is placed serially on S.R.'s table who does the physical scrutiny to determine type of article and its input form/barcode print is placed on the clerk’s table who does the data entry/auto scrutiny on the PC, checks for valuation, calculates fees with the help of the manpower provided by the agency and then passes on the document to the SR. The SR does the physical scrutiny of papers, collects/verifies duty/fee payments, generates and issues fee receipt, takes thumb impression & photographs on the digital equipments with the help of the agency’s manpower, gives computerized order for all the 4 stamps (electronic watermarks), generates printouts, puts signature & then generates the 5th stamp. This is generated by application itself.

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a. Electronic watermark is from which company? b. What are the existing terms and conditions for the support?

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To manage the above service levels, the bidder should use the hardware already supplied by the department across its offices. However, if increased turnover demands excess hardware & manpower, the bidder is free to deploy them to achieve the parameters specified in the SLA at his own cost.

Since this is facility management project therefore would suggest to change the clause as:

a. To manage the above service levels, the bidder should use the hardware already supplied by the department across its offices. However, if increased turnover demands excess hardware & manpower, the bidder shall appraise the additional requirement of hardware to department. Department will evaluate the requirement and purchase for respective registry offices.

b. Please share Peak transaction & Normal transaction months along with existing manpower details.

a. As per the tender b. Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum

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However, the department is planning to roll out a web based application iSARITA soon where the customer will have the facility to upload the supporting documents required for registration online in txt, pdf format. In such scenario, the entire scanning operation will go away which would further reduce the workload and turnaround time of the BOT operator. Moreover, this will assure less storage requirement for document in the central server, less waiting for the customer and assurance of genuine document storage Please confirm the timeline for the implementation of iSARITA Web based Application. Around 2 months from now.

48 4.2-b Please note that for hardware, the warranty rights will remain with the department; the BOT operator is expected to coordinate with the OEM

OEM/HW supplier is bound by RC terms as improved by the department. Their penalties for non-performance/under-performace are

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to maintain their SLA. However, in case of any replacement of parts, BOT operator should do it in consultation with the OEM

Please revise this clause as Hardware parts warranty shall be covered by Hardware vendor/OEM. FMS operator shall only be responsible to liaison with Hardware vendor/OEM to get it done.

specified there. Details can be seen from the RC available in GoM website and DGS&D website. BOT operator should ensure that the conditions of warranty are not violated while using the H/w. Likewise it is the overall responsibility of BOT operator to run the system properly and maintain SLA.

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Establish Helpdesk (only by Pune bidder) of the industry standard to answer queries of the general public. The help desk should act as a centralized station for the department for answering citizens' queries and provide them knowledge about various services of the department like stamp duty, registration & related processes. It should also handle in answering generic queries regarding Stamp Act, Registration Act, types of document etc to the common people. Coverage is required during the working hours of the department. The Helpdesk operator is expected to be fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi. Subsequently, based on requirement, the BOT operator is expected to provide appropriate number of helpdesk operators and helpdesk call numbers at their own cost. The department would provide the FAQ to the selected bidder. Please confirm followings:

a. Number of seats required b. Number of shift c. Who will be providing CRM module, is it already with department? d. Who will provide the space?

a. It is at the discretion of the bidders, Indicative numbers are provided in Annexure 4 of the RFP.

b. Only working hours of the department.

c. FAQ will be provided by the department.

d. Department will provide the space.

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Maintenance of cabling and ensuring uninterrupted power supply using the resources provided by the department. However, for the additional hardware, if any, provided by the bidder, the necessary backup should be provided by the bidder himself. Please clear in which condition bidder will take additional backup cost?

To maintain SLA, the bidders can deploy additional hardware & necessary backup at their own discretion.

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51 4.2-h

As major electricity consumption is for the service to be performed by the BOT operator, it will be the responsibility of the bidder to pay the monthly electricity bills during the entire period of their operation. The BOT operator is expected to take care of the electricity bills of the entire Sub-Registrar office. Please provide details for current or average electricity bills for each office.

Based on the scope of work of the bidders and the hardware specification specified in the RFP, the bidder is requested to calculate accordingly.

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Creating images of the Original Registered Document, archiving on medium, taking back-up of data at regular predetermined intervals, transmission and replication of data and scanned images to the database at Data Center/Central Server. a. Please clarify the location of the Data Centre. b. List of Hardware & Software currently available & being used at

the Data Centre.

a. This will be clarified along with the connectivity related queries.

b. This would be provided to the selected bidder.

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Scanning Operations to the satisfaction of SR. However, the department is planning to roll out a web based application iSARITA soon where the customer will have the facility to upload the supporting documents required for registration online in txt, pdf format. In such scenario, the entire scanning operation will go away which would further reduce the workload and turnaround time of the BOT operator. a. Who will be responsible to check and verify the uploaded

document, whether it will be Govt. Officials or BOT Operator? b. Is it required for customer to bring original copy of uploaded

documents for verification at the time of registration?

a. The BOT operator should upload the document under the supervision of the concerned SR.

b. Please refer Point 2-iv of the Corrigendum.

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Provide training/retraining to the operators whenever new modifications are made in the application software. If any modifications are made on the application software, NIC should be providing the initial training to the Team Leaders/Master Trainers among the BOT operators and they should be responsible for training all the remaining operators across offices.

a. Application software is out of scope of the tender. Further details regarding application software will be provided only to the selected vendor.

b. Training related cost will be borne by department. However, OPE (Food,

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a. Please share the Application Software details in terms of

functionality etc. to enable the bidders to budget for this. b. Please clarify that, who will incur the training cost which will be

provided by NIC. c. Is there any requirement to provide training to Govt. Officials &

who will be responsible for the same? d. Can the bidder suggest the Training Approach & Methodology?

Travel, and Accomodation) will be borne by the BOT operator.

c. No d. General suggestions which do not

have any financial implication could be considered by the dept.

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Establish & Maintain uninterrupted Connectivity with redundancy across offices a. Please suggest number of documents at each SR office, which will

be helpful for us to calculate the bandwidth. b. Who is the present ISP?

a. Refer 2 & 5 of the Corrigendum. b. None.

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To verify payment of stamp duty, registration fees, service charges by establishing connectivity with GRAS/Bank’s server. Please confirm Whether Bidder will establish dedicated link with Bank server or department is already having payment gateway with the existing internet line?

It will be through the existing broadband connection or through the proposed WAN. No separate links are needed.

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The Bidder (either individually or jointly) needs to have a minimum annual turnover of Rs.5 Crores each from financial year 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-2011. Further the bidder or one of the Consortium Partner should have turnover of at least Rs. 1 crore from IT projects in Maharashtra, either private or Government in each of the last 3 years.

Request to change in clause to allow bidders to show required turnover from IT projects anywhere in India for central/state government.

As per the tender.

58 5.10 EMD should be deposited in Indian Rupees only in the form of a Fixed Deposit or NSC pledged in favor of Assistant Inspector General Registration (Desk No 7), M.S., Pune and payable at Pune. As per the tender.

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Request to allow bidders to submit EMD in form of bank guarantee.

6.1.2

It is binding on the bidder to whom the work will be allotted to complete the entire Registration process within 16 minutes (21 minutes in case the data entry is to be done by the BOT operator). In case of delay, the bidder will be penalized proportionately for 5% per document per minute registered beyond actual 16 minutes. Beyond 20 minutes delay, there will be no payment given to the bidder for that document.

Since registration process depends on other parameter like existing hardware, power backup, availability of department official for approval etc. How department will address such dependencies before penalizing the FMS operator?

Please clarify.

Hardware is new. Power back up details is given in the RFP in the SLA section, however, extra power backup to be considered by the bidder based on the field realities. Availability of dept official will be taken care of by the VMS Application.

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System uptime (Servers and Desktops) of 100% should be maintained by the bidder. Please share the existing agreement between Department & OEM for SLA because the Hardware is supplied by dept. and bidder has no control on it.

OEM/HW supplier is bound by RC terms as improved by the department. Their penalties for non-performance/under-performace are specified there. Details can be seen from the RC available in GoM website and DGS&D website. BOT operator should ensure that the conditions of warranty are not violated while using the H/w. Likewise it is the overall responsibility of BOT operator to run the system properly and maintain SLA.

60 Annexure -4 & 9

Abstract of No. of Offices In page No. 58 it is mentioned that there are total no. of 574 offices, while in page No. 67 it is mentioned that 580 SR Offices.

Please clarify how many BOT Territory wise SR Offices/other Offices

Total no. of offices is 574. Please read Page 58 for this and ignore the information given on page 67 about 580 offices.

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(like: Dy. IGR, JDRO) are there which will come under the Bidder’s scope of work in respect to quantity mentioned in Annexure-9 (Specification of Hardware- PC, Scanner, Printer, UPS etc.)

61 Annexure -9

An extra complete set comprising 3 desktops, 3 laser printers, 1 color laser printer, 1 flat bed scanner, 1 ADF scanner, 1 web camera would be available in each JDR’s office, which can be used by the BOT operator in case of emergency.

Will department provide the required set of hardware at JDR’s office or Bidder shall propose the same?

If, it is bidder’s responsibility to propose required hardware at JDR’s office then it shall not be OEM specific as mentioned under specification. Bidder shall only be bound to provide the complied hardware as per specification mentioned in RFP document.

Please clarify. Department has provided will provide the same.

62 Specification of Hardware a. Please confirm is this hardware available with given warranty? b. When the warranty is expiring?

a. Yes. OEM/HW supplier is bound by RC terms as improved by the department. Their penalties for non-performance/under-performace are specified there. Details can be seen from the RC available in GoM website and DGS&D website. BOT operator should ensure that the conditions of warranty are not violated while using the H/w. Likewise it is the overall responsibility of BOT operator to run the system properly and maintain SLA.The warranty period will be shared with the selected bidder.

b. Warranty period should start

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tentatively from December 2011/January 2012. Bidders should calculate accordingly.

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Annexure – 10 List of offices

Please also provide the existing Hardware and system software installed at each respective office.

As per Annexure 9 of the RFP.

5. Monthwise data of documents registered in each office for the year 2010 Name of SRO Jan,10 Feb,10 Mar,10 Apr,10 May,10 Jun,10 Jul,10 Aug,10 Sept,10 Oct,10 Nov,10 Dec,10

JDR Pune City

1 Haveli-1 1034 988 1122 981 937 949 1067 977 918 964 918 1077 2 Haveli-2 1038 822 1031 1015 864 915 999 941 983 977 804 1161 3 Haveli-3 820 661 870 819 721 833 777 771 792 836 817 1047 4 Haveli-4 944 880 1075 961 932 1077 1002 892 835 991 794 1068 5 Haveli-5 1142 982 1330 1105 1253 1061 1009 984 932 1094 936 1160 6 Haveli-6 898 778 1050 1210 965 859 903 992 1005 1014 969 1196 7 Haveli-7 590 791 1026 975 757 1016 1134 926 839 942 989 1099 8 Haveli-8 1168 1015 1226 1173 1053 1065 1142 1084 958 1022 979 1314 9 Haveli-9 834 822 1013 922 866 916 896 834 810 832 788 1081

10 Haveli-10 1024 922 1090 964 803 996 1205 1106 1061 1118 1077 1365 11 Haveli-11 1187 1031 1226 1255 971 888 976 945 907 926 845 1042 12 Haveli-12 953 851 1127 1124 936 1038 1150 972 861 851 784 1022 13 Haveli-13 858 793 912 942 819 877 943 851 845 842 747 1026 14 Haveli-14 894 878 1152 1002 850 868 911 887 872 1111 937 1356 15 Haveli-15 657 712 985 873 745 899 866 790 723 832 677 975 16 Haveli-16 979 918 1167 1091 1005 1085 1091 1020 907 1000 1080 1319 17 Haveli-17 1366 1143 1427 1296 1365 1254 1296 1198 1025 1242 1063 1330

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18 Haveli-18 993 869 1121 988 972 933 906 951 1002 1046 949 1157 19 Haveli-19 917 882 1084 1063 959 1134 1029 1129 985 1094 967 1177 20 Haveli-20 1184 878 982 938 818 746 879 900 907 945 842 999 JDR Pune Rural

1 Mulashi(Poad) 605 603 726 707 695 618 582 516 626 728 623 761 2 Shirur 441 493 511 529 462 517 469 425 430 443 498 573 3 Maval 757 775 775 698 617 525 538 514 553 577 544 765 4 Ambegaon 433 465 454 382 413 473 402 317 351 406 440 472 5 Khed-1 683 682 824 795 755 653 645 728 682 735 714 1037 6 Khed-2 496 421 608 412 425 433 384 395 490 559 440 658 7 Narayangaon 395 425 432 364 407 361 322 286 310 367 333 444 8 Junner 263 224 295 235 273 242 249 250 235 264 258 298 9 Lonavala 389 380 494 547 526 475 405 402 346 453 385 539

10 Talegaon Dhamdhere 556 536 628 661 455 592 511 410 483 459 483 896

11 Baramati 935 940 1022 863 834 851 841 881 837 896 855 1103 12 Daund 538 474 563 477 458 417 354 309 350 375 333 453 13 Indapur 603 534 517 524 460 458 440 394 477 411 418 525 14 Purandhar 570 458 698 577 532 591 405 437 468 523 533 698 15 Bhor 360 409 366 433 405 416 338 428 461 526 434 590 16 Kedgaon 520 554 772 699 544 534 451 389 473 458 454 567 17 Velha 172 238 252 214 227 222 226 232 297 329 280 276

JDR-Solapur

1 Solapur Dakshin 501 528 527 569 498 609 496 425 464 396 456 538 2 Solapur Uttar-1 844 862 1198 888 841 855 990 1061 911 957 1024 1490 3 Solapur Uttar-2 734 950 1121 807 750 1009 892 864 838 753 856 1138 4 Barshi 395 401 424 407 402 434 427 467 380 430 423 513 5 Pandharpur-1 562 532 621 499 518 548 411 496 439 474 414 558 6 Pandharpur-2 418 351 395 340 355 380 289 331 244 272 225 332 7 Akkalkot 432 441 600 626 534 724 551 432 387 353 477 493 8 Karmala 444 426 497 492 450 418 404 396 446 275 425 428

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9 Madha 603 640 583 670 577 618 561 595 568 432 495 602 10 Malshiras 361 361 310 324 350 310 320 370 304 277 272 310 11 Mangalwedha 410 343 367 421 401 478 390 377 453 377 333 373 12 Mohol 522 512 497 513 484 505 480 396 429 403 434 502 13 Sangola 623 452 495 444 465 573 496 452 587 435 506 633 14 Vairag 181 228 230 185 189 206 162 119 107 128 165 162 15 Akluj 601 738 516 481 467 460 515 408 454 455 372 435

JDR-Satara

1 Satara-1 715 676 721 729 746 815 701 663 647 678 677 903 2 Satara-2 418 434 426 449 420 398 419 386 418 345 448 606 3 Karad-1 247 396 251 542 600 754 503 401 408 405 433 544 4 Karad-2 440 329 350 375 357 375 357 367 349 381 361 465 5 Phaltan 608 634 583 608 576 687 538 563 587 725 733 771 6 Jawali (Medha) 118 118 178 125 103 178 93 107 132 128 138 151 7 Wai 355 383 509 468 475 415 400 375 369 344 375 452 8 Koregaon 374 364 379 446 459 478 347 327 358 311 368 436 9 Khatav (Vaudj) 573 359 353 206 525 447 347 316 301 361 267 547

10 Man(Dahiwadi) 334 303 303 323 419 454 322 387 434 420 450 623 11 Patan 305 249 299 315 354 387 224 264 284 274 276 395 12 Khandala 268 329 227 348 334 318 302 263 347 460 460 548 13 Umbrj 268 205 214 264 271 210 245 154 183 184 215 205

JDR Sangli

1 Miraj-1 542 541 709 653 668 659 611 645 682 740 619 852 2 Miraj-2 431 517 568 602 590 553 573 506 441 423 384 598 3 Miraj-3 (Kupwad) 374 419 524 414 402 388 335 387 346 317 283 383 4 Tasgaon 295 388 425 398 437 502 368 322 299 216 223 232 5 Khanapur(Vita) 277 287 278 344 291 328 219 201 201 265 237 294 6 Shirala 176 171 196 193 194 226 109 130 122 180 153 182 7 Walawa 469 439 511 555 576 462 334 356 302 347 284 378 8 Atapadi 201 169 158 199 170 191 129 124 133 124 126 155 9 Kavthemahakal 152 148 131 199 229 168 141 138 126 118 122 170

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10 Jat 396 404 378 488 519 507 507 493 403 430 417 409 11 Ashta 225 264 295 271 330 221 162 169 119 187 150 200 12 Palus 264 270 398 333 319 288 230 201 202 213 212 230 13 Kadegaon 165 172 161 161 197 208 177 151 137 154 160 168

JDR Kolhapur

1 Karvir-1 495 663 807 702 730 597 630 635 510 567 503 779 2 Karvir-2 411 372 427 347 315 457 535 392 425 474 491 722 3 Karvir-3 415 409 577 431 443 511 436 430 414 481 453 575 4 Karvir-4 619 620 743 645 647 671 605 521 552 532 462 672 5 Panhala 235 251 293 286 250 283 205 213 251 239 261 340 6 Hatkanangale 657 653 788 778 793 697 691 580 564 634 571 741 7 Ichalkaranji 653 635 797 694 668 741 601 621 601 664 575 728 8 Kagal 198 162 246 292 219 177 168 148 153 163 178 258 9 Radhanagari 154 191 229 213 217 186 151 159 128 173 167 163

10 Gadhinglaj 323 272 335 383 326 308 255 198 206 241 312 336 11 Ajra 91 117 160 144 166 149 123 97 87 99 126 112 12 Chandgad 150 152 175 228 211 195 97 122 134 157 139 183 13 Shirol 572 592 760 652 630 630 676 508 519 580 497 634 14 Shahuwadi 127 132 158 153 143 146 98 98 83 126 119 146 15 Bhudargad 140 167 159 192 212 122 83 118 75 107 139 149 16 Murgud 143 193 185 204 165 221 142 149 164 144 161 210

Total Pune Division 50200 48541 56698 53832 51056 52622 49316 47037 46243 48716 46589 59778

JDR Nashik. 1 Nasik -1 1007 921 1016 1032 853 1007 886 855 866 1028 876 1152 2 Nasik –2 1039 1080 1232 1282 1149 1226 1328 1197 1301 1294 1107 1497 3 Nasik -3 985 979 1141 1151 869 1009 1000 1042 1069 1156 994 1341 4 Nasik –4 1019 912 1051 1021 879 997 1124 975 981 1085 912 1321 5 Nasik –5 989 896 1155 1051 777 796 841 805 749 845 721 1047 6 Malegoan -1 720 828 801 679 554 656 642 620 515 747 678 1016

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7 Malegoan –2 978 1027 1091 984 920 900 792 695 704 861 807 1180 8 Sinnar 680 696 697 709 664 607 804 771 616 684 799 940 9 Dindhori 311 321 351 358 374 351 400 331 361 388 354 490

10 Igatpuri 232 217 285 278 200 278 276 253 274 305 249 361 11 Satana (Baglan) 447 492 486 442 371 374 380 332 369 436 511 636 12 Kalwan 172 178 213 192 174 169 163 152 174 137 204 234 13 Yeola 388 437 475 489 492 434 462 439 328 370 326 465 14 Chandwad 248 262 318 365 312 303 279 247 279 220 228 242 15 Niphad 543 537 698 682 567 585 632 686 692 621 551 850 16 Nandgaon 285 289 424 461 345 324 286 321 290 342 274 396 17 Lasalgaon 227 194 251 266 198 160 180 173 159 153 163 203

JDR Ahmadnagar.

1 Ahmednagar-1 (South) 623 555 657 599 504 656 572 585 532 710 576 793

2 Ahmednagar-2 (North) 548 579 639 631 532 624 571 546 540 571 556 724

3 Ahmednagar-3 688 676 801 761 559 602 558 504 559 687 656 945 4 Sangamner 732 637 834 759 628 652 719 704 680 792 631 845 5 Shrirampur 340 343 419 349 323 411 372 379 382 391 369 449 6 Akole 231 204 225 190 171 171 154 120 145 180 224 309 7 Karjat 287 266 293 310 290 311 315 878 8 Kopargaon 306 339 386 384 349 374 373 278 362 308 344 500 9 Jamkhed 184 241 298 252 211 287 333 202 189 239 192 213

10 Newasa 508 510 480 522 460 646 423 423 445 450 421 508 11 Parner 419 468 503 527 507 510 451 365 511 484 570 623 12 Pathardi 266 299 271 268 217 291 255 224 265 245 268 276 13 Rahata 389 464 465 498 415 360 392 417 398 491 518 616 14 Rahuri 311 284 308 238 288 290 252 208 225 265 197 287 15 Shevgaon 370 419 396 483 432 476 361 333 275 444 343 406 16 Shrigonda 314 309 352 283 267 353 338 297 271 270 282 340 JDR Dhule

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1 Dhule -1 756 690 789 746 637 576 613 507 485 561 531 843 2 Dhule –2 595 631 640 631 609 711 571 462 511 541 640 828 3 Nandurbar 754 908 932 860 932 805 975 789 854 980 889 1109 4 Shahade 520 501 573 644 599 548 523 385 314 382 434 634 5 Shirpur 453 400 399 428 390 379 404 372 325 371 411 458 6 Shindkhed 376 316 366 384 341 131 278 372 236 247 311 357 7 Sakri 364 400 383 354 316 379 260 274 209 269 427 577

JDR Jalgaon.

1 Jalgaon -1 551 562 616 545 416 598 637 618 508 644 696 1129 2 Jalgaon –2 342 383 528 550 439 476 438 410 322 434 489 798 3 Jalgaon -3 471 433 601 461 482 557 466 417 416 531 530 880 4 Bhusaval 459 470 494 501 480 467 453 464 338 437 439 638 5 Amalner 543 576 646 631 691 634 329 419 247 308 440 668 6 Chaleesgaon 691 613 571 736 565 619 627 437 447 427 597 932 7 Erandol-1 417 398 428 471 457 407 289 223 184 236 275 561

8 Erandol-2 (Dharangaon) 351 325 317 443 336 397 220 189 193 208 310 488

9 Jamnare 646 740 793 914 814 671 525 306 280 366 499 982

10 Edalabad (Muktainagar) 296 248 289 214 233 193 139 126 91 119 188 293

11 Parola 291 357 402 398 391 383 240 205 147 193 289 525 12 Raver 274 268 270 253 264 216 225 147 99 173 210 335 13 Sawda 474 391 422 407 377 407 320 309 216 309 336 516 14 Yaval 184 246 237 250 213 231 190 169 126 156 181 264 15 Chopra 482 516 520 539 515 564 389 274 242 290 424 540 16 Pachora 532 537 593 620 567 583 457 327 334 368 433 797 17 Bhadgaon 346 325 285 287 249 328 200 180 121 174 298 422 18 Bodvad 244 272 301 291 289 251 197 158 124 158 242 384

Total Nashik Division 28198 28365 31407 31054 27453 28701 26879 24018 22875 26081 26420 38041

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Aurangabad 1 Aurangabad-1 932 837 937 904 586 616 169 179 347 558 467 309 2 Aurangabad-2 976 912 924 940 837 876 1018 648 655 799 681 662 3 Aurangabad-3 549 713 890 718 707 757 966 689 659 1071 959 944 4 Aurangabad-4 240 229 285 322 245 271 192 170 136 147 127 251 5 Aurangabad-5 759 877 1212 794 798 860 1042 863 694 989 776 1063 6 Aurangabad-6 797 806 967 788 779 895 823 759 602 594 579 667 7 Sillod 477 515 556 544 527 522 453 244 154 274 262 356 8 Kannad 499 518 606 617 523 546 439 270 237 334 334 494 9 Paithan 642 661 721 867 754 773 624 538 306 522 578 633

10 Gangapur 619 660 820 764 655 711 671 362 277 508 412 499 11 Vaijapur 460 584 582 604 508 543 458 330 268 316 337 476 12 Soygaon 138 137 169 186 159 128 62 60 68 60 112 174

JDR Jalna

1 Jalna-1 536 479 577 547 430 676 571 381 370 468 505 623

2 Jalna-2 (Badnapur) 247 259 292 324 293 321 213 151 134 144 184 392

3 Jalna-3 414 513 555 542 500 506 308 501 312 420 449 590 4 Ambad 432 460 558 600 452 539 349 318 226 247 280 446 5 Partur 210 262 298 306 262 267 209 139 123 112 200 286 6 Bhokardan 525 518 576 612 578 525 247 234 232 253 259 517 7 Mantha 157 213 229 251 219 201 133 87 101 103 150 262 8 Ghansavangi 300 357 397 456 341 422 236 170 166 140 159 305 9 Jafarabad 303 305 293 349 355 336 185 153 108 110 126 284

JDR Beed

1 Beed-1 571 599 658 720 592 651 742 606 568 588 606 776 2 Beed-2 523 528 624 736 586 656 541 461 461 461 494 622 3 Gevrai 480 651 692 683 723 719 402 825 365 592 465 804 4 Majalgaon 366 439 561 788 534 555 526 379 313 458 437 571 5 Ambejogai 345 362 428 509 422 433 369 329 310 394 425 541 6 Patoda 128 105 111 157 153 141 206 158 144 164 106 143 7 Kej 233 270 372 461 414 374 323 252 248 285 285 327

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8 Ashti 426 360 389 483 403 408 527 507 349 360 355 407 9 Parali Vaijanath 354 354 448 466 354 367 337 326 271 334 289 446

10 Dharur 118 96 164 334 163 227 187 149 111 183 81 109 11 Shirur Kasar 122 163 265 258 186 213 188 205 141 168 158 146

Total Aurangabad division 13878 14742 17156 17630 15038 16035 13716 11443 9456 12156 11637 15125

JDR Nagpur City

1 Nagpur-1 574 538 650 590 563 566 625 472 422 696 664 894 2 Nagpur-2 454 418 462 426 378 716 693 653 441 755 642 880 3 Nagpur-3 600 407 618 556 516 360 399 392 380 490 417 798 4 Nagpur-4 490 471 602 572 480 490 550 581 489 570 499 850 5 Nagpur-5 178 189 204 218 179 268 432 445 441 500 423 647 6 Nagpur-6 885 576 717 613 709 592 615 658 671 429 265 650 7 Nagpur-7 981 571 267 655 764 737 826 747 671 811 739 1026 8 Nagpur-8 619 556 645 594 586 563 563 657 505 564 548 708

Nagpur-10 (Hingana) 647 458 346 581 614 476 484 409 431 484 427 726

JDR Nagpur Rural

1 Nagpur-9 58 56 40 69 89 67 54 35 56 45 52 75

2 Nagpur-11 (Gramin) 673 515 317 583 542 608 493 496 396 606 595 686

3 Kalameshwar 117 127 118 189 194 122 110 100 103 94 119 143 4 Katol 221 186 257 236 206 203 163 133 189 179 325 5 Narkhed 69 104 121 135 132 106 75 56 57 71 103 6 Ramtek 108 126 168 154 149 143 148 106 100 188 90 157 7 Parshivni 102 157 114 157 176 128 115 89 61 104 91 150 8 Kamthi 523 455 193 697 460 434 416 607 483 9 Mauda 141 343 198 287 183 318 187 143 74 104 126 137

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10 Sawnare 240 176 159 217 272 190 180 168 172 190 181 293 11 Umraid 281 359 272 245 201 187 238 245 145 226 188 12 Kuhi 117 151 119 131 158 186 118 94 59 93 107 141 JDR Bhandara.

1 Bhandara 295 411 433 442 399 487 387 349 340 312 338 548 2 Gondiya 397 451 435 489 556 485 504 425 379 360 330 597 3 Devri 38 42 40 30 24 35 29 18 23 16 19 26 4 Mohadi 105 155 155 147 161 151 122 102 73 107 84 138 5 Amgaon 52 101 223 91 117 82 70 75 75 86 96 129 6 Pavani (Pauni) 120 136 118 154 99 129 90 62 42 71 65 113 7 Goregaon 48 72 86 81 92 85 67 36 25 70 61 100 8 Arjuni Morgaon 39 45 54 51 46 60 41 0 37 41 35 9 Tiroda 141 181 200 194 235 255 195 135 0 156 169 204

10 Tumsar 219 0 0 296 11 Salekasa 34 35 29 40 35 22 19 10 19 17 27 26 12 Sakoli 65 46 103 91 86 97 83 26 43 56 75 102 13 Lakhandur 69 80 67 82 113 111 89 52 36 43 49 73 JDR Wardha.

1 Wardha 923 886 956 982 906 770 862 736 583 664 758 967 2 Hinganghat 330 307 342 371 367 360 206 162 158 153 209 367 3 Selu 142 143 157 177 102 71 66 95 121 4 Pulgaon 100 296 227 255 251 219 166 129 133 156 139 303 5 Arvi 107 108 196 166 170 164 132 106 76 110 104 140 6 Samudrapur 199 155 185 206 139 222 135 88 75 62 93 162

JDR Chandrapur.

1 Chandrapur 588 664 683 672 606 625 603 557 470 640 621 2 Varora 258 226 260 251 226 255 276 180 193 312 258 351 3 Bhadravati 201 206 234 267 198 243 147 124 120 183 140 206 4 Chimoor 125 108 130 125 116 116 101 79 62 80 80 101 5 Gondhpimpri 51 0 0

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6 Mool 78 62 77 53 60 85 61 33 34 36 47 78 7 Brahmpuri 102 116 126 183 175 144 128 106 148 130 215 8 Sindevahi 51 54 47 57 49 97 65 35 33 32 48 62 9 Rajura 124 147 154 15 119 130 119

10 Nagbhid 88 83 88 92 113 128 103 47 53 38 0 153 JDR Gadchiroli.

1 Gadchiroli 49 142 122 103 17 105 76 65 131 2 Aarmori 123 138 99 113 125 110 0 274 3 Chamorshi 164 60 103 48 65 113 48 38 30 63 41 4 Sironcha 19 17

Total Nagpur Division 13060 12190 12725 13007 12942 13544 12628 10892 9614 12085 11267 15423

JDR Amaravati.

1 Amaravati - 1 417 483 649 605 633 571 552 522 466 493 514 694 2 Amaravati - 2 368 430 456 414 311 383 349 415 339 326 353 3 Amaravati -3 276 316 471 452 475 445 468 428 435 480 487 4 Amaravati -Rural 308 325 345 387 401 373 331 379 447 445 463 5 Achalpur 344 393 462 456 457 466 320 313 324 376 561 6 Anjangaon 205 248 262 255 305 274 195 154 86 145 192 7 Chandurbazar 233 199 263 256 304 302 241 161 159 162 169 288 8 Chandur Railway 122 21 130 4 0 0 9 Dariyapur 151 212 248 318 339 306 139 134 76 0

10 Dhamangaon 185 10 98 126 142

11 Nandgaon Khandeshwar 181 211 227 253 222 142 130 99 210 0

12 Bhatukli 106 116 198 168 186 143 82 108 72 57 68 13 Morshi 196 210 341 294 229 181 138 122 154 143 14 Varood (Kaji) 220 223 350 367 383 321 206 242 213 259 224 15 Tivasa 171 127 175 179 172 143 130 104 114 118 170 JDR Buldhana.

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1 Buldhana 508 554 512 646 617 666 509 352 321 426 480 668 2 Chikhali 536 484 487 732 822 773 486 326 297 402 511 718 3 Mehekar 296 369 410 540 504 498 321 213 198 250 358 493 4 Sindhkhedraja 0 0 5 Deolgaonraja 193 220 236 270 250 309 208 120 134 145 158 224 6 Khamgaon 0 0 7 Shegaon 407 471 560 634 486 573 427 328 0 374 400 8 Lonar 176 286 365 291 288 181 119 97 160 237 9 Nandura 172 186 245 256 260 276 159 132 0 164 201

10 Jalgaon Jamod 232 260 301 336 209 109 0 0 11 Tamgaon 140 141 182 212 198 51 84 126 198 12 Malkapur 255 244 293 319 246 255 224 165 149 214 362 13 Motala 0 0 JDR Akola.

1 Akola -1 366 406 569 497 453 509 406 337 384 477 439 606 2 Akola -2 487 372 467 477 494 351 453 318 138 242 255 3 Akola -3 438 493 502 448 402 451 308 331 404 401 517 669 4 Vashim 250 312 390 421 341 373 313 270 216 271 295 449 5 Risod 229 242 336 351 422 215 190 154 159 248 6 Manora 103 79 87 255 116 136 80 39 0 167 0 133 7 Telhara 220 188 282 313 278 296 177 83 95 150 160 8 Patur 152 162 175 159 168 222 131 90 88 125 191 9 Balapur 188 259 293 261 231 317 168 143 112 142 0

10 Murtijapur 255 269 318 349 357 335 169 184 130 164 206 273 11 Shirpur 127 124 154 206 170 206 130 125 56 102 108 12 Akot 326 275 379 482 419 386 277 213 165 267 289 414 13 Manglurpir 187 191 234 279 250 216 153 139 75 131 187 312 14 Barshi-Takli 192 220 297 249 297 226 151 125 93 137 154 265 15 Karanja 286 442 606 495 358 290 284 352 452 650 JDR Yeotmal.

1 Yeotmal-1 494 543 621 619 595 548 649 604 596 735 628 2 Yeotmal-2 293 314 323 381 284 295 151 151 175 175 219

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3 Darwah 141 156 163 165 185 135 107 92 59 89 87 163 4 Pusad 0 5 Umarkhed 194 193 214 222 234 192 161 92 93 120 149 268 6 Kelapur 159 148 139 127 136 91 137 147 121 161 7 Vani 328 304 303 350 313 341 203 194 188 262 173 8 Digrej 125 0 0 0 0 0 9 Nare 113 147 160 181 138 94 84 64 103 89 178

10 Babhulgaon 83 76 94 83 100 91 75 20 47 39 36 92 11 Kalamb 77 56 28 28 38 0 92 12 Mahagaon 127 117 149 177 136 135 46 50 0 124 13 Ralegaon 97 87 76 51 79 64 78 35 31 29 0 56 14 Maregaon 54 60 68 77 79 67 48 0 0 0 15 Ghatanji 100 133 143 133 133 123 83 63 0 0 16 Arni 208 207 253 203 189 182 116 86 102 127 172 222

Total Amravati Division 12129 12140 15716 16852 13878 15703 11666 9516 8246 10719 11309 8971

JDR Mumbai City

1 Mumbai-1 769 741 845 921 817 956 985 896 704 936 735 976 2 Mumbai-2 848 702 902 1030 848 920 1080 850 732 823 682 909 3 Mumbai-3 1004 918 1145 1216 1038 1263 1439 919 734 928 752 1126

JDR Mumbai Suburban

1 Borivali-1 1049 965 1057 1114 941 1034 1041 950 848 979 819 1030 2 Borivali-2 987 844 903 1057 953 1027 1033 941 792 952 763 1025 3 Borivali-3 1049 906 981 1045 908 863 908 863 765 928 750 972 4 Borivali-4 1117 1002 1063 1191 1223 1199 1059 978 911 1087 860 1052 5 Borivali-5 1082 859 1062 1076 1020 1085 1059 941 839 999 838 1033 6 Borivali-6 1229 983 1139 1144 1036 1026 1036 851 812 939 819 1020 7 Borivali-7 1093 1013 1425 1523 1006 1068 1099 1064 876 1120 809 1098 8 Andheri-1 1267 1022 1217 1341 1229 1411 1395 1347 1092 1323 1070 1318 9 Andheri-2 1082 922 1008 1138 951 1075 1135 1000 878 1078 857 1056

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10 Andheri-3 1135 1039 1123 1242 1034 1072 1399 1130 1046 1148 997 1080 11 Andheri-4 1253 1115 1173 1300 1151 1192 1213 1109 1015 1221 1015 1303 12 Kurla-1 1121 1240 1396 1338 1196 1212 1326 1177 1028 1159 897 1276 13 Kurla-2 875 671 885 931 853 889 872 791 689 808 662 900 14 Kurla-3 1102 1035 1095 1048 924 983 1022 875 753 898 800 1005 15 Kurla-4 960 854 986 1061 925 826 788 736 688 730 598 786

Total Mumbai division 19022 16831 19405 20716 18053 19101 19889 17418 15202 18056 14723 18965

JDR Thane City 1 Thane-1 957 822 1081 949 837 832 845 748 697 793 679 1005 2 Thane-2 1482 1224 1525 1471 1275 1205 1169 1033 1108 1122 966 1409 3 Thane-3 (Vashi) 640 658 870 798 673 735 721 767 623 831 783 1052 4 Thane- 4 893 1086 1378 1240 898 905 915 947 877 944 817 1052 5 Thane- 5 1108 988 1424 1269 1125 1281 1195 1124 913 996 933 1244 6 Thane- 6 436 425 642 515 431 690 612 505 475 501 366 526 7 Thane- 7 819 966 1262 1169 858 795 828 826 680 895 745 991 8 Thane-8 943 998 1167 1029 768 941 893 794 712 816 772 901 9 Thane-9 331 346 408 398 244 298 303 330 310 358 280 416

10 Thane-10 1199 1098 1396 1406 1170 1230 1237 1155 1130 1225 1084 1415 11 Thane-11 405 473 639 715 435 308 278 338 391 360 406 536 12 Kalyan-1 997 786 881 906 804 1027 1038 891 765 786 808 1178 13 Kalyan-2 994 1152 978 991 1016 1032 1002 966 1091 1009 1311

14 kalyan-3 (Dombivali) 706 698 867 790 718 660 645 656 668 810 736 879

15 kalyan-4 618 718 737 642 568 597 584 628 558 685 662 824

JDR Thane Rural

1 Ulhasnagar-1 519 429 482 310 221 227 218 204 263 219 184 319 2 Ulhasnagar-2 973 907 1102 1074 903 1055 940 1034 1045 1145 970 1222 3 Ulhasnagar-3 593 451 491 431 382 401 355 404 413 435 496 614 4 Vasai –1 1111 1054 1103 1235 1320 1276 1242 1198 1083 1366 1100 1530

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5 Vasai-2 (Virar) 1709 1532 1776 1749 1690 1569 1415 1470 1276 1408 1277 1629 6 Vasai –3 1616 1538 1716 1991 1888 1845 1862 1743 1401 1736 1428 1677 7 Bhivandi-1 653 833 993 872 732 756 741 658 620 681 673 871 8 Bhivandi-2 706 633 775 840 697 814 788 767 621 767 677 975 9 Shahapur 441 433 548 515 458 508 476 561 490 541 560 700

10 Murbad 256 305 293 403 393 373 284 350 298 285 300 381 11 Dahanu 133 154 200 210 159 171 161 139 141 146 106 181 12 Palghar 767 773 905 770 746 904 1029 829 730 818 779 1044 Total JDR Ratnagiri.

1 Ratnagari 548 543 589 599 616 522 661 512 565 579 558 896 2 Chiplun 352 369 456 345 346 388 345 320 315 312 314 468 3 Khed 186 224 172 190 151 124 91 69 383 163 189 4 Dapoli 213 252 301 293 267 245 227 246 156 250 491 346 5 Rajapur 173 164 133 205 139 155 149 113 98 127 108 196 6 Deorukh 116 116 101 98 99 99 111 83 73 106 94 153

Total JDR Raigad.

1 Panvel-1 1083 1281 1584 1569 1188 1337 1168 1247 1134 1402 1308 1843 2 Panvel-2 (Uran) 962 1019 1306 1223 1032 992 1080 1170 979 1253 1055 1471 3 Panvel-3 1005 973 1307 1165 915 1130 1057 1167 959 1153 1090 1478 4 Roha 299 362 427 405 454 452 334 307 316 398 319 399 5 Raigad (Alibaug) 368 398 467 493 485 440 382 278 231 583 417 626 6 Shriwardhan 147 141 143 149 122 119 156 114 159 126 161 7 Mahad 8 Karjat 660 688 818 842 738 1019 955 914 765 904 876 1224 9 Pen 175 445 185 211 203 211 211 271 199 217 219 324

10 Mangaon 365 424 496 470 456 419 375 378 425 466 534 Total

JDR Sindhudurg.

1 Sindhudurg (Kudal) 207 202 201 171 207 169 171 150 144 164 182 217

2 Kankavli 245 310 301 293 324 283 151 152 173 238 214 293

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3 Sawantwadi 211 192 208 173 162 248 147 153 142 188 175 201 4 Vengurla 69 69 69 57 93 84 53 68 51 71 64 74 5 Malvan 130 138 159 130 172 147 103 108 92 120 146 146 6 Devgad 123 143 166 98 167 130 117 105 117 234 194 243

Total

Total Thane Division 28283 29351 35380 33856 29800 31199 29890 29087 26324 31026 28175 37364