India's Ready Reckoner

Type	Tenor	Interest Rate	As on
Public	7 day to 90 days	7.00%	11/07/2011
Public	91 days to 179 days	7.25%	11/07/2011
Public	180 days to 240 days	6.50%	11/07/2011
Public	214 days to less than 1 year	7.75%	11/07/2011
Public	1 year less than 2 years	9.25%	11/07/2011
Public	2 years to less than 3 years	9.25%	11/07/2011
Public	3 years to less than 5 years	9.25%	11/07/2011
Public	5 years to 10 years	9.25%	11/07/2011

Senior Citizens	91 days to 179 days	7.25%	11/07/2011
Senior Citizens	180 days to 240 days	6.50%	11/07/2011
Senior Citizens	214 days to less than 1 year	7.75%	11/07/2011
Senior Citizens	1 year less than 2 years	9.75%	11/07/2011
Senior Citizens	2 years to less than 3 years	9.75%	11/07/2011
Senior Citizens	3 years to less than 10 years	9.75%	11/07/2011

Delhi Auto Rickshaw and Delhi Taxi Fare Chart

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CURRENT FARES CHARGEABLE W.E.F - 23/6/2010 BY THE AUTO-RICKSHAWS & TAXIS IN DELHI

Taxi (Black &Yellow Top)

Auto Rickshaw

Fare

Rs 20/- for first Kilometer (upon downing the meter) and thereafter Rs. 11.00/- per Kilometer for Non-AC taxis and Rs . 13.00/ per Kilometer for AC taxis for every additional Kilometer

Fare

Rs 19/- for first fall of 2 Kilometer (upon downing the meter) and thereafter Rs. 6.50/- per Kilometer for every additional Kilometer

Night Charges

25% of the fare (11:00 PM to 5:00 AM)

Night Charges

25% of the fare (11:00 PM to 5:00 AM)

Waiting Charges

Rs 30/- per hour or part thereof (Subject to a minimum of 15 minutes stay)

Waiting Charges

Rs 30/- per hour or part thereof (Subject to a minimum of 15 minutes stay)

Luggage

Rs. 10/- shall be charged as extra luggage charges whereas the driver/ operator shall not charge and money for a shopping bag or a small suitcase

Luggage

Rs. 7.50/- shall be charged as extra luggage charges whereas the driver/ operator shall not charge and money for a shopping bag or a small suitcase

http://www.delhitrafficpolice.nic.in/auto-taxi-fare.htm

Dengue in india

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Impact of Dengue

During the 19th century, dengue was considered a sporadic disease that caused epidemics at long intervals, a reflection of the slow pace of transport and limited travel at that time. Today, dengue ranks as the most important mosquito-borne viral disease in the world. In the last 50 years, incidence has increased 30-fold. An estimated 2.5 billion people live in over 100 endemic countries and areas where dengue viruses can be transmitted. Up to 50 million infections occur annually with 500 000 cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever and 22,000 deaths mainly among children. Prior to 1970, only 9 countries had experienced cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF); since then the number has increased more than 4-fold and continues to rise.

Dengue fever
The clinical features of DF frequently depend on the age of the patient. Infants
and young children may have an undifferentiated febrile disease, often with a
maculopapular rash. Older children and adults may have either a mild febrile
syndrome or the classic incapacitating disease with high fever of abrupt onset,
sometimes with 2 peaks (saddle-backed), severe headache, pain behind the
eyes, muscle and bone or joint pains, nausea and vomiting, and rash. Skin
haemorrhages (petechiae) are not uncommon. Leukopenia is usually seen and
thrombocytopenia may be observed. Recovery may be associated with pro-
longed fatigue and depression, especially in adults.

Case definition for dengue haemorrhagic fever
The following must all be present:

Fever, or history of acute fever, lasting 2–7 days, occasionally biphasic.
Haemorrhagic tendencies, evidenced by at least one of the following:
— a positive tourniquet test1
— petechiae, ecchymoses or purpura
— bleeding from the mucosa, gastrointestinal tract, injection sites or other
locations
— haematemesis or melaena.
Thrombocytopenia (100 000 cells per mm3 or less).2
Evidence of plasma leakage due to increased vascular permeability, mani-
fested by at least one of the following:
— a rise in the haematocrit equal to or greater than 20% above average for
age, sex and population;

Indications for hospitalization
Hospitalization for bolus intravenous fluid therapy may be necessary where
significant dehydration (Ͼ10% of normal body weight) has occurred and rapid
volume expansion is needed. Signs of signficant dehydration include:

Tachychardia
Increased capillary refill time (Ͼ2 s)
Cool, mottled or pale skin
Diminished peripheral pulses
Changes in mental status
Oliguria
Sudden rise in haematocrit or continuously elevated haematocrit despite
administration of fluids
Narrowing of pulse pressure (Ͻ20 mmHg (2.7 kPa) )
Hypotension (a late finding representing uncorrected shock).

Essential laboratory tests
In assessing a patient’s condition, the following tests are recommended:

Haematocrit
Serum electrolytes and blood gas studies
Platelet count, prothrombin time, partial thromboplastin time and thrombin time
Liver function tests—serum aspartate aminotransferase, serum alanine ami-
notransferase and serum proteins.

Criteria for discharging inpatients
The following criteria should be met before patients recovering from DHF/
DSS are discharged:

Absence of fever for at least 24 hours without the use of antifever therapy (cryotherapy or antipyretics)
Return of appetite
Visible clinical improvement
Good urine output
Stable haematocrit
Passing of at least 2 days after recovery from shock
No respiratory distress from pleural effusion or ascites
Platelet count of more than 50 000 per mm3.

http://www.who.int/csr/resources/publications/dengue/Denguepublication/en/

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is dengue?
A. Dengue (pronounced den' gee) is a disease caused by any one of four closely related dengue viruses (DENV 1, DENV 2, DENV 3, or DENV 4). The viruses are transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. In the Western Hemisphere, the Aedes aegypti mosquito is the most important transmitter or vector of dengue viruses, although a 2001 outbreak in Hawaii was transmitted by Aedes albopictus. It is estimated that there are over 100 million cases of dengue worldwide each year.

Q.What is dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF)?
A.DHF is a more severe form of dengue infection. It can be fatal if unrecognized and not properly treated in a timely manner. DHF is caused by infection with the same viruses that cause dengue fever. With good medical management, mortality due to DHF can be less than 1%.

Q.How are dengue and dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) spread?
A. Dengue is transmitted to people by the bite of an Aedes mosquito that is infected with a dengue virus. The mosquito becomes infected with dengue virus when it bites a person who has dengue virus in their blood. The person can either have symptoms of dengue fever or DHF, or they may have no symptoms. After about one week, the mosquito can then transmit the virus while biting a healthy person. Dengue cannot be spread directly from person to person.

Q.What are the symptoms of the disease?
A. The principal symptoms of dengue fever are high fever, severe headache, severe pain behind the eyes, joint pain, muscle and bone pain, rash, and mild bleeding (e.g., nose or gums bleed, easy bruising). Generally, younger children and those with their first dengue infection have a milder illness than older children and adults.

Dengue hemorrhagic fever is characterized by a fever that lasts from 2 to 7 days, with general signs and symptoms consistent with dengue fever. When the fever declines, symptoms including persistent vomiting, severe abdominal pain, and difficulty breathing, may develop. This marks the beginning of a 24- to 48-hour period when the smallest blood vessels (capillaries) become excessively permeable (“leaky”), allowing the fluid component to escape from the blood vessels into the peritoneum (causing ascites) and pleural cavity (leading to pleural effusions). This may lead to failure of the circulatory system and shock, followed by death, if circulatory failure is not corrected. In addition, the patient with DHF has a low platelet count and hemorrhagic manifestations, tendency to bruise easily or other types of skin hemorrhages, bleeding nose or gums, and possibly internal bleeding.

Q.What is the treatment for dengue?
A. There is no specific medication for treatment of a dengue infection. Persons who think they have dengue should use analgesics (pain relievers) with acetaminophen and avoid those containing aspirin. They should also rest, drink plenty of fluids, and consult a physician. If they feel worse (e.g., develop vomiting and severe abdominal pain) in the first 24 hours after the fever declines, they should go immediately to the hospital for evaluation.

Q.Is there an effective treatment for dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF)?
A. As with dengue fever, there is no specific medication for DHF. It can however be effectively treated by fluid replacement therapy if an early clinical diagnosis is made. DHF management frequently requires hospitalization. Physicians who suspect that a patient has DHF may want to consult the Dengue Branch at CDC, for more information.

Q. Where can outbreaks of dengue occur?
A.Outbreaks of dengue occur primarily in areas where Ae. aegypti (sometimes also Ae. albopictus) mosquitoes live. This includes most tropical urban areas of the world. Dengue viruses may be introduced into areas by travelers who become infected while visiting other areas of the tropics where dengue commonly exists.

Q.What can be done to reduce the risk of acquiring dengue?
A.There is no vaccine for preventing dengue. The best preventive measure for residents living in areas infested with Ae. aegypti is to eliminate the places where the mosquito lays her eggs, primarily artificial containers that hold water.

Items that collect rainwater or to store water (for example, plastic containers, 55-gallon drums, buckets, or used automobile tires) should be covered or properly discarded. Pet and animal watering containers and vases with fresh flowers should be emptied and cleaned (to remove eggs) at least once a week. This will eliminate the mosquito eggs and larvae and reduce the number of mosquitoes present in these areas.

Using air conditioning or window and door screens reduces the risk of mosquitoes coming indoors. Proper application of mosquito repellents containing 20% to 30% DEET as the active ingredient on exposed skin and clothing decreases the risk of being bitten by mosquitoes. The risk of dengue infection for international travelers appears to be small. There is increased risk if an epidemic is in progress or visitors are in housing without air conditioning or screened windows and doors.

Q.How can we prevent epidemics of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF)?
A.The emphasis for dengue prevention is on sustainable, community-based, integrated mosquito control, with limited reliance on insecticides (chemical larvicides, and adulticides). Preventing epidemic disease requires a coordinated community effort to increase awareness about dengue fever/DHF, how to recognize it, and how to control the mosquito that transmits it. Residents are responsible for keeping their yards and patios free of standing water where mosquitoes can be produced.
http://www.cdc.gov/dengue/fAQFacts/index.html
http://www.cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/index.html
http://www.healthmap.org/dengue/index.php

Methods for environmental management
Environmental management methods to control Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus
and reduce human–vector contact include the improvement of water supply
and storage, solid waste management and the modification of man-made larval
habitats. Table 5.2 summarizes the primary methods of environmental manip-
ulation used to control Aedes larval habitats.
Environmental management should focus on the destruction, alteration,
disposal or recycling of containers and natural larval habitats that produce the
greatest number of adult Aedes mosquitos in each community. These pro-
grammes should be conducted concurrently with health education programmes
and communications that encourage community participation in the planning,
execution and evaluation of container-management programmes (e.g. regular
household sanitation or clean-up campaigns).

Improvement of water supply and storage
One method for controlling urban Aedes vectors, particularly Ae. aegypti, is to
improve domestic water supplies. The mere delivery of potable water to neigh
bourhoods or individual homes is not, however, sufficient to reduce the use of
the water storage containers that play a dominant role in Ae. aegypti breeding
in many urban areas. For example, after piped water had been supplied to
households in one municipality in Thailand, approximately eight water storage
jars were still kept by each household. Similar situations have been reported
elsewhere in Asia and the Caribbean. Households typically continue to store
water because water supplies are not reliable. With such water storage comes
the concomitant problem of Ae. aegypti breeding and the increased risk of
dengue infection. Therefore, potable water must be delivered in sufficient
quantity, quality and consistency to reduce the use of water storage containers
that serve as larval habitats, such as drums, overhead tanks, and jars. Water
piped to households is preferable to wells, communal standpipes, rooftop
catchments and other delivery systems. If storage tanks, drums and jars are
required for water storage, they should be covered with tight lids or screens.
Many people fail to cover water containers because lids and screens are not
designed in such a way that they will seal containers while nevertheless enabling
users to withdraw water easily. Water storage systems, however, can be de-
signed to prevent Ae. aegypti oviposition or adult emergence. In Sarawak,
Malaysia, for example, mosquito-proof rainwater collection and storage con-
tainers made of high-density polyethylene have fibreglass screens in the lids that
allow rainwater to enter but prevent adult mosquitos from emerging. Covered
containers should be routinely inspected because even the best-designed lids
and screens can tear or deteriorate in harsh climates and with age.
Solid waste management
Vector control efforts should encourage effective and environmentally sound
waste management by promoting the basic rule of “reduce, reuse, recycle”. In
some parts of Africa, plastic containers that may serve as potential larval
habitats are effectively recycled. Used tyres are another form of solid waste that
is of critical importance to urban Aedes control; they should be recycled or
disposed of by proper incineration in waste transformation facilities (e.g. incin-
erators, energy-production plants, lime kilns). If cut into halves, shredded, or
chipped, tyres can be mixed with other wastes and buried in landfills, as local
sanitary regulations allow. Whole tyres should be buried in a separate area of a
landfill, to avoid their rising upwards under compaction and disrupting soil
cover.
Modification of man-made larval habitats
Common-sense approaches should be employed to reduce the potential for Ae.
aegypti mosquitos to breed in and around human habitats. For example, fences
and fence posts made from hollow stems, such as bamboo, should be cut to the
node; tyres and containers stored outside should be covered or placed in a shed,
and buckets and other small containers should be inverted if stored outdoors.
Ant traps used to protect food storage cabinets can be filled with oil or salty
water instead of fresh water; condensate-collection pans under refrigerators
and air-conditioning units should be drained and cleaned regularly. Floor
drains should be cleaned and kept covered. Roof gutters, outdoor sinks, laun-
dry basins and similar items that can retain water and serve as larval habitats
should be drained and kept free of debris. Ornamental pools and fountains can
be either chlorinated or populated with larvivorous fish. Where possible, hous-
ing should be designed or modified to reduce opportunities for mosquitos to
enter, i.e. without open eaves and with screened doors and windows. These
measures and others will help reduce or prevent the breeding of vector mosqui-
tos near humans, and thereby diminish the risk of dengue viral disease.
Chemical control
Chemicals have been used to control Ae. aegypti since the turn of the century.
In the first campaigns against yellow fever in Cuba and Panama, in conjunction
with widespread clean-up campaigns, Aedes larval habitats were treated with oil
and houses were dusted with pyrethrins. When the insecticidal properties of
DDT were discovered in the 1940s, this compound became the principal
method for Ae. aegypti eradication programmes in the Americas. When resist-
ance to DDT emerged in the early 1960s, organophosphate insecticides, in-
cluding fenthion, malathion, fenitrothion and temephos, were used for Ae.
aegypti control. Current methods for applying insecticides include larvicide
application, perifocal treatment and space spraying.
Application methods
Larvicidal or “focal” control of Ae. aegypti is usually limited to containers
maintained for domestic use that cannot be eliminated. Three larvicides can be
used to treat containers that hold drinking-water: 1% temephos sand granules,
the insect growth regulator methoprene in the form of briquettes, and BTI
(Bacillus thuringiensis H-14), which is considered below in the section on bio-
logical control. All these larvicides have extremely low mammalian toxicity, and
properly treated drinking-water is safe for human consumption.
Perifocal treatment involves the use of hand or power sprayers to apply
wettable powder or emulsifiable-concentrate formulations of insecticide as a
spray to larval habitats and peripheral areas. This will destroy existing and
subsequent larval infestations in containers of non-potable water, as well as kill
the adult mosquitos that frequent these sites. This method can be used to treat
containers that are preferred by Ae. aegypti, whether or not they hold water.
The internal and external walls of containers are sprayed until they are covered
by a film of insecticide; spraying is also extended to cover any wall within 60 cm
of the container. The surface of non-potable water in containers is also treated.

Selected insecticides and dosages for cold-spray control of Aedes aegypti a Dosage (grams of active ingredient per ha)

Organophosphates
Malathion
Fenitrothion
Naled
Pirimiphos-methyl
Pyrethroids
Deltamethrin
Resmethrin
Bioresmethrin
Permethrin
Cypermethrin
Lamda-cyhalothrin

CDC health tips and Malari and Dengue prevention tips

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Areas of India with Malaria: All areas throughout country except no malaria in areas >2,000 m (>6,561 ft) in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu, Kashmir, and Sikkim. Present in cities of Delhi and Bombay (Mumbai).
If you will be visiting an area of India with malaria, you will need to discuss with your doctor the best ways for you to avoid getting sick with malaria. Ways to prevent malaria include the following:

Taking a prescription antimalarial drug
Using insect repellent and wearing long pants and sleeves to prevent mosquito bites
Sleeping in air-conditioned or well-screened rooms or using bednets

All of the following antimalarial drugs are equal options for preventing malaria in India: Atovaquone/proguanil, doxycycline, or mefloquine. For detailed information about each of these drugs, see Table 2-23: Drugs used in the prophylaxis of malaria. For information that can help you and your doctor decide which of these drugs would be best for you, please see Choosing a Drug to Prevent Malaria.
Note: Chloroquine is NOT an effective antimalarial drug in India and should not be taken to prevent malaria in this region.
To find out more information on malaria throughout the world, you can use the interactive CDC malaria map. You can search or browse countries, cities, and place names for more specific malaria risk information and the recommended prevention medicines for that area.

Malaria in Province:

Province Name	Malaria in Province	Prophylaxis for this State/Province/District
West Bengal	All areas	Atovaquone/ proguanil, doxycycline, or mefloquine

Malaria in Country:

Country Name	Malaria in Country	Drug Resistance	Malaria Type	Prophylaxis for Areas with Malaria
India	All areas throughout country except no malaria in areas >2,000m (>6,561ft) in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu, Kashmir, and Sikkim. Present in cities of Delhi and Bombay (Mumbai).	Chloroquine	P. vivax 40%, P. falciparum 20-40%, P. malariae and P. ovale 20-40%	Atovaquone/ proguanil, doxycycline, or mefloquine

Malaria Contact for Health-Care Providers
For assistance with the diagnosis or management of suspected cases of malaria, call the CDC Malaria Hotline: 770-488-7788 (M-F, 9 am-5 pm, Eastern time). For emergency consultation after hours, call 770-488-7100 and ask to speak with a CDC Malaria Branch clinician.
A Special Note about Antimalarial Drugs
You should purchase your antimalarial drugs before travel. Drugs purchased overseas may not be manufactured according to United States standards and may not be effective. They also may be dangerous, contain counterfeit medications or contaminants, or be combinations of drugs that are not safe to use.
Halofantrine (marketed as Halfan) is widely used overseas to treat malaria. CDC recommends that you do NOT use halofantrine because of serious heart-related side effects, including deaths. You should avoid using antimalarial drugs that are not recommended unless you have been diagnosed with life-threatening malaria and no other options are immediately available.
For detailed information about these antimalarial drugs, see Choosing a Drug to Prevent Malaria.

More Information About Malaria

Malaria is always a serious disease and may be a deadly illness. Humans get malaria from the bite of a mosquito infected with the parasite. Prevent this serious disease by seeing your health-care provider for a prescription antimalarial drug and by protecting yourself against mosquito bites (see below).
Travelers to malaria risk-areas in India, including infants, children, and former residents of India, should take one of the antimalarial drugs listed in the box above.

Symptoms

Malaria symptoms may include

fever
chills
sweats
headache
body aches
nausea and vomiting
fatigue

Malaria symptoms will occur at least 7 to 9 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito. Fever in the first week of travel in a malaria-risk area is unlikely to be malaria; however, you should see a doctor right away if you develop a fever during your trip.
Malaria may cause anemia and jaundice. Malaria infections with Plasmodium falciparum, if not promptly treated, may cause kidney failure, coma, and death. Despite using the protective measures outlined above, travelers may still develop malaria up to a year after returning from a malarious area. You should see a doctor immediately if you develop a fever anytime during the year following your return and tell the physician of your travel.

Dengue Fever (DF) and Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF)

Kay M. Tomashek

Infectious Agent

Four immunologically related, single positive-stranded RNA viruses known as dengue viruses (DENV-1 through DENV-4) of the genus Flavivirus, family Flaviviridae, are responsible for causing dengue fever (DF) and dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).
Infection with one DENV produces lifelong immunity against reinfection with that one virus and short-term (≤9 months), partial cross-protection against the other three dengue viruses. An individual may be infected up to four times during his or her lifetime.

Mode of Transmission

Transmission occurs from the bite of an infected Aedes aegypti (rarely Aedes albopictus) mosquito. Mosquitoes first become infected with DENV by feeding on the blood of a dengue-infected person. After the virus replicates for 8–12 days in the mosquito, the mosquito can transmit DENV to many other people.
Direct person-to-person transmission has not been documented. A few case reports have been published of transmission of DENV through exposure to: dengue-infected blood, organs, or other tissues from blood transfusions; solid organ or bone marrow transplants; needlestick injuries; and mucous membrane contact with dengue-infected blood.

Occurrence

Dengue infections have been reported in over 100 countries and are widespread in most tropical countries of the South Pacific, Asia, the Caribbean, the Americas, and Africa (Maps 5-1 and 5-2). The geographic spread of dengue infections is similar to that of malaria, but unlike malaria, dengue infections are often found in the urban areas of tropical nations, including Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines, India, and Brazil. Because the main risk of exposure for the traveler is in populated urban and residential areas, travelers are advised to consult CDC (www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/dengue) and WHO www.who.int/topics/dengue/en websites for outbreak information.
Recently, locally acquired dengue infections have been reported in Texas, Hawaii, and the Middle East.

Risk for Travelers

Cases of DF and DHF are confirmed every year among travelers returning to the United States. Infection rates (based on antidengue serology) among febrile travelers returning from dengue-endemic areas in the tropics range from 2.9% to 8.0%.
Dengue was the leading cause of systemic febrile illness among travelers returning from the Caribbean, South America, South Central Asia, and Southeast Asia in a recent study of 17,353 ill travelers seen at GeoSentinel surveillance network clinics. In some case studies, dengue is the second most common cause of hospitalization (malaria is the most common) among travelers returning from the tropics.
The bite of one infected mosquito can result in infection. The risk of being bitten is highest during the early morning, several hours after daybreak, and in the late afternoon several hours before sunset, because the female mosquito typically feeds (bites) during these hours. However, mosquitoes may feed at any time during the day.
Published data are limited on the health outcomes associated with dengue infection among pregnant women and the effects of maternal dengue infection on a developing fetus. However, if a pregnant woman has dengue at the time of delivery, the infant can be born with dengue infection or acquire dengue during labor and delivery and then develop the clinical manifestations of DF or DHF. Transplacental transfer of maternal antidengue antibodies (from a previous maternal infection) may place infants at greater risk for DHF with their first dengue infection.

Clinical Presentation

Dengue should be considered in the differential diagnosis of febrile patients with a history of travel to the tropics in the 2 weeks prior to symptom onset. The incubation period is typically 4–7 days (range 3–14 days).
Many travelers infected with DENV are asymptomatic, as are about half of people infected with DENV who live in areas where the virus is widespread.
The clinical manifestations of symptomatic illness range from mild, undifferentiated febrile illness to classic DF or DHF. DF is defined clinically by an acute febrile illness with two or more of the following symptoms: headache, retro-orbital pain, muscle or joint pain, rash, hemorrhagic manifestation, or leucopenia. The rash usually appears as the fever subsides and lasts 2–4 days. The rash is either macular or maculopapular and generalized, often confluent with small patches of normal skin, and it may become scaly and itchy. Other signs and symptoms include flushed facies (usually during the first 24–48 hours), nausea, and vomiting. Approximately 1% of patients with DF develop DHF as the fever subsides (usually 3–7 days following the onset of fever).
The hallmark of DHF is evidence of vascular leakage. DHF is defined by the presence of all the following symptoms:
- fever or recent history of fever lasting 2–7 days,
- any hemorrhagic manifestation,
- thrombocytopenia (i.e., platelet count <100,000/mm³), and
- evidence of increased vascular permeability (i.e., hemoconcentration, pleural or abdominal effusion, hypoalbuminemia, or hypoproteinemia).
Thrombocytopenia can occur with classic DF and does not by itself indicate DHF.
Dengue Shock Syndrome (DSS) is defined as a syndrome in any case patient who meets the criteria for DHF and has hypotension, narrow pulse pressure (≤20 mm Hg), or frank shock.

Treatment

No specific therapeutic agents exist for dengue infections.
Encourage bed rest and maintenance of fluids to prevent dehydration.
Control fever with acetaminophen. Headache, back pain and muscle aching may be so severe as to require narcotics. Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid), aspirin-containing drugs, and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (e.g., ibuprofen) should be avoided because of their anticoagulant properties. Aspirin and other salicylates should be especially avoided in children due to the association with Reye syndrome.
Ask patients to watch for warning signs of DHF or DSS as fever declines 3–7 days after onset of symptoms. Instruct patients to go to the hospital if they have any of the following warning signs: abrupt change from fever to hypothermia, severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, bleeding, difficulties breathing, or altered mental status (e.g., irritability, confusion, lethargy).
Prompt and judicious administration of intravenous fluids in patients with DHF or DSS can improve outcomes. In patients with DHF or DSS, hospitalization with close monitoring of vital signs, fluid balance, and hematologic parameters (i.e., hematocrit, platelet count) is indicated, as well as additional supportive measures.

Preventive Measures for Travelers

Neither vaccine nor drugs for preventing infection are available.
Travelers should be advised to take measures to avoid being bitten by Aedes mosquitoes. These preventive measures include the following:
- Select accommodations with well-screened windows or air-conditioning when possible. Aedes mosquitoes typically live indoors and are often found in dark, cool places such as in closets, under beds, behind curtains, and in bathrooms. A traveler should be advised to use insecticides to get rid of mosquitoes in these areas.
- Wear clothing that adequately covers the arms and legs, especially during the early morning and late afternoon.
- Apply insect repellent to both skin and clothing (e.g., permethrin). The most effective repellents contain DEET (N,N-diethylmetatoluamide) (see the Protection Against Mosquitoes, Ticks, and Other Insects and Arthropods section in Chapter 2).
- For long-term travelers, empty and clean or cover any standing water that can be mosquito-breeding sites in your accommodation (e.g., water storage barrels).

Other items you may need:

Iodine tablets and portable water filters to purify water if bottled water is not available. See A Guide to Water Filters, A Guide to Commercially-Bottled Water and Other Beverages, and Safe Food and Water for more detailed information.
Sunblock and sunglasses for protection from harmful effects of UV sun rays. See Basic Information about Skin Cancer for more information.
Antibacterial hand wipes or alcohol-based hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol.
To prevent insect/mosquito bites, bring:
- Lightweight long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and a hat to wear outside, whenever possible.
- Flying-insect spray to help clear rooms of mosquitoes. The product should contain a pyrethroid insecticide; these insecticides quickly kill flying insects, including mosquitoes.
- Bed nets treated with permethrin, if you will not be sleeping in an air-conditioned or well-screened room and will be in malaria-risk areas. For use and purchasing information, see Insecticide Treated Bed Nets on the CDC malaria site. Overseas, permethrin or another insecticide, deltamethrin, may be purchased to treat bed nets and clothes.

See other suggested over-the-counter medications and first aid items for a travelers' health kit.
Note: Check the Air Travel section of the Transportation Security Administration website for the latest information about airport screening procedures and prohibited items.

Staying Healthy During Your Trip

Prevent Insect Bites

Many diseases, like malaria and dengue, are spread through insect bites. One of the best protections is to prevent insect bites by:

Using insect repellent (bug spray) with 30%-50% DEET. Picaridin, available in 7% and 15% concentrations, needs more frequent application. There is less information available on how effective picaridin is at protecting against all of the types of mosquitoes that transmit malaria.
Wearing long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and a hat outdoors.
Remaining indoors in a screened or air-conditioned area during the peak biting period for malaria (dusk and dawn).
Sleeping in beds covered by nets treated with permethrin, if not sleeping in an air-conditioned or well-screened room.
Spraying rooms with products effective against flying insects, such as those containing pyrethroid.

For detailed information about insect repellent use, see Insect and Arthropod Protection.

Prevent Animal Bites and Scratches

Direct contact with animals can spread diseases like rabies or cause serious injury or illness. It is important to prevent animal bites and scratches.

Be sure you are up to date with tetanus vaccination.
Do not touch or feed any animals, including dogs and cats. Even animals that look like healthy pets can have rabies or other diseases.
Help children stay safe by supervising them carefully around all animals.
If you are bitten or scratched, wash the wound well with soap and water and go to a doctor right away.
After your trip, be sure to tell your doctor or state health department if you were bitten or scratched during travel.

For more information about rabies and travel, see the Rabies chapter of the Yellow Book or CDC's Rabies homepage. For more information about how to protect yourself from other risks related to animals, see Animal-Associated Hazards.

Be Careful about Food and Water

Diseases from food and water are the leading cause of illness in travelers. Follow these tips for safe eating and drinking:

Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially before eating. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand gel (with at least 60% alcohol).
Drink only bottled or boiled water, or carbonated (bubbly) drinks in cans or bottles. Avoid tap water, fountain drinks, and ice cubes. If this is not possible, learn how to make water safer to drink.
Do not eat food purchased from street vendors.
Make sure food is fully cooked.
Avoid dairy products, unless you know they have been pasteurized.

Diseases from food and water often cause vomiting and diarrhea. Make sure to bring diarrhea medicine with you so that you can treat mild cases yourself.

Avoid Injuries

Car crashes are a leading cause of injury among travelers. Protect yourself from these injuries by:

Not drinking and driving.
Wearing your seat belt and using car seats or booster seats in the backseat for children.
Following local traffic laws.
Wearing helmets when you ride bikes, motorcycles, and motor bikes.
Not getting on an overloaded bus or mini-bus.
Hiring a local driver, when possible.
Avoiding night driving.

Prevent Altitude Illness and Sunburn

If you visit the Himalayan Mountains, ascend gradually to allow time for your body to adjust to the high altitude, which can cause insomnia, headaches, nausea, and altitude illness. If you experience these symptoms descend to a lower altitude and seek medical attention. Untreated altitude illness can be fatal.
Use sunblock rated at least 15 SPF, especially at high altitudes, where the risk of sunburn is greater.

Other Health Tips

To avoid infections such as HIV and viral hepatitis do not share needles for tattoos, body piercing, or injections.
To reduce the risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases always use latex condoms.
To prevent fungal and parasitic infections, keep feet clean and dry, and do not go barefoot, especially on beaches where animals may have defecated.

ST bus mumbai dadar borivali to dapoli

2010-04-29T01:35:00.001-07:00

Total 4 Services found between Dadar - Dapoli. (including via Dadar).For more information contact Dadar(022-24136835) - Dapoli(02358-282003)

Distances and Fares are approximates
Service Route Dadar Dapoli Via Stations Bus Type Kms

Mumbaicentral - Dapoli 09:00 15:05 Kurla, Maitripark, Washifata, Kokanbhavan, Panvel, Indapur, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Semi Luxury Bus

Kapapred - Pajpandhari 14:45 20:50 Kurla, Maitripark, Washifata, Kokanbhavan, Panvel, Indapur, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Semi Luxury Bus

Mumbaicentral - Bhopan 23:45 05:55 Kurla, Maitripark, Washifata, Kokanbhavan, Panvel, Indapur, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Ordinary Bus

Mumbaicentral - Umbarghar 23:45 05:55 Kurla, Maitripark, Washifata, Kokanbhavan, Panvel, Indapur, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Semi Luxury Bus

Borivali - Unhvare 06:00 12:45 Thane, Panvel, Pen, Mandangad
Ordinary Bus
252 kilometers

Borivali - Dapoli 07:00 13:45 Pen, Mandangad
Semi Luxury Bus
252 kilometers

Borivali - Dapoli 20:15 03:20 Pen, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Ordinary Bus
252 kilometers

Borivali - Dapoli 20:30 02:45 Pen, Mandangad
Ordinary Bus
252 kilometers

Borivali - Dapoli 21:00 04:00 Pen, Mangaon, Goregaon, Mandangad
Semi Luxury Bus
252 kilometers

Ambani Hospital Mumbai Andheri

2010-04-22T07:10:00.000-07:00

Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Institute http://www.kokilabenhospital.in

IF you are visting for the first time . Phone and take an appointment +91-22-3069-6969.
Press 1 for English , then press 2 for taking an appointment

When you call +91-22-3069-6969 they will ask you which doctor you want to see . Goto their website http://www.kokilabenhospital.in and check out the doctors.

The outpatient department is on the 2nd floor . So when you go for your appointment take the lift to second floor. Turn left and then right and you will come to the billing department.

If this is your first visit you will need to fill in a form and you will be giving a UDIH card . this card will carry all your information and test you do at the hospital and you need to quote your member UIDH number for any billing etd.

After you make a payment 750/- Rupees for all consultations for any doctor at ambani = 50 rupees for the card and one time registration.
update April 2011 - the payment cost has gone up to 700/-
update June 2011 - the payment cost has gone up to 750/-
follow up appointment in 2 days is 500/- (june 2011)
//* The second visit to the same doctor within a said time costs 400/- (this would be a 5 minute or 10 minute talk with the doctor) *// older ifno (before june 2011)
ECG 1st Floor is walk it - no appointment needed costs 190/- Rupees. (if you already have a card and are registered )

All tests and billing for the tests blood tests,sonography is done on the first floor. So if you have to do any test .Take the lift to the first floor and go to the billing department. You always need to go to the billing dept before proceeding anywhere else. The billing dept takes the payment and gives you a receipt which you need to show at the lab where you will be doing your tests.

There are color coded tapes on the floor . On the first floor the green line will take you to the pathology dept for giving blood and stool samples.Remember to go to the billing dept before going to the path dept.

Endocrinology department is on the first floor in the OPD Dept (follow the yellow line)

the pathology reports are available on the ground floor usually on the same days between 6-7pm (the timings of the reports dept is 10am - 7 pm and sat and sunday is closed) .
Tip:- go the next day to collect the reports as usually they are not ready on the same days even though you are told to collect them the same day.

Address

Rao Saheb Achutrao Patwardhan Marg,
Four Bunglows,
Andheri (W)
Mumbai - 400053

Toll Free 1800-3000-3333
24 HRS +91-22-3099-9999
Emergency +91-22-3091-9191
Appointments +91-22-3069-6969

Email us at: contact.kdah@relianceada.com
Fax: +91(22)30972030
Anytime Call: +91(22)3066 6666

Email us at: contact.kdah@relianceada.com
Fax +91(22)30972030
Anytime Call: +91(22)3066 6666
Accident & Emergency: +91(22)3091 9191
Hospital Board: +91(22)3099 9999
Executive Health: +91(22)3099 3333
Blood Bank: +91(22)3090 0900

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Medi Assist India

2010-04-18T22:01:00.000-07:00

Phone - 080 - 26584811 (5 Lines)
Call Center Toll Free - 1-800-425-9449 (For Callers India Only)
Cashles hospitalization Process & Procedures are described below. Click here to see the process.
https://www.mediassistindia.com/CashlessProcess.html

Download the medi assist preauthorization request form (pdf)
Network Hospital List for Cashless Treatment
This is a list of hospitals your Insurer's Third Party Administrator has agreement with for providing Cashless Hospitalisation. The list attached herewith is most recent but due to dynamic nature of relationships between Hospitals & TPAs, we would recommend you to talk to the executives of the TPA & confirm whether the hospital is still in the network or not. It would be even better if you enquire with the hospital about the same.
- Emeditek
- Family Health Plan
- Mediassist
- Paramount Health
- Raksha TPA
- TTK Healthcare

Cashless Authorisation Forms
When you have decided which hospital to take treatment from (almost 95% hospitalizations in India are non-emergency & hence you would have adequate time to select the hospital for treatment to be taken), the next step is to go to the hospital atleast 48 hours in advance & fill up a Cashless Authorisation Form . Generally, this form is also available with the hospital. The fields that you MUST know for while filling the form are:

The policy no. (In case of Company Offered Group Mediclaim , the name of company would do)
The TPA ID No. (In case of Company Offered Group Mediclaim, mention your Employee ID)

- Bajaj Allianz
- Emeditek
- Family Health Plan
- Mediassist
- Raksha TPA

Reimbursement Claim Form
In case, you have not taken the treatment in the Network Hospital, you will have to submit all the original documents (as per the list made available here for your reference) along with the Reimbursement Claim Form issued by your Insurer. Here are some of the forms for various insurers.
- Bajaj Allianz
- Cholamandalam
- ICICI Lombard
- National Insurance
- Oriental Insurance

http://www.mediassistindia.com/
Phone - 080 - 26584811 (5 Lines)
Call Center Toll Free - 1 800 425 9449

Head Office

Medi Assist India TPA Pvt Ltd

49, SHILPA VIDYA,
1st Main, J P Nagar 3rd Phase
Bangalore - 560 078
Phone 080 - 26584811 (5 Lines)
Call Center Toll Free* 1 800 425 9449

Fax Toll Free* 1 800 425 9559
Fax Toll No* 011- 41624844 (4 Lines)
022- 66376933 (7 Lines)

E-mail : info@mediassistindia.com

Branch Offices

Mumbai

"A" Wing, 6th Floor,
Indiana Business Centre,
Makwana Road,
Near Marol Naka,(Behind Star TV Office)
Andhari East,
Mumbai - 400 059.

Ph : 022 - 30843800 /01 /02 /03 /04
Fax : 022 - 66376933

Pune

No.301, III Floor, Mantri Terrace,
Thube Park, Shivaji Nagar,
Pune - 411 005.

Ph : 020 - 25530068 / 25530078
Fax : 020 - 25530098

Cochin

No.406. Chandralayam
Kurusupally Road, Temple Lane
Ravipuram,
Cochin - 682 015.

Ph : 0484 - 2357682/ 2357692
Fax : 0484 - 2356662

Coimbatore

Krishna Chambers,166,
Thiruvengada Swamy Road (West),
Room No. 303,3rd Floor,Canara Bank Building,R S Puram,
Coimbatore - 641 002.

Ph : 0422 - 2543050 /2543060/2543070
Fax : 0422 - 2543070

Chennai

Flat No. 5,I Floor,
Above Spencer supermarket,
No.33,C.P Ramasamy Road,
Alwarpet,Chennai-600018.

Ph : 044-30282256, 30282257

Delhi

H-252, Kailash Plaza, II Floor,
Sant Nagar,
New Delhi - 110065.

Ph: 011 30913809, 30913811
Fax: 011 41624844

Jamshedpur

CEB Complex,Telco,
Jamshedpur - 831 004.

Ph : 0657-2282075
Fax : 0657-2282074

Kolkatta

"Ganga Apartments" Flat 2A, Blk-A,
86, Golaghata Road,
Kolkata - 700 048.

Ph: (033) 39835703 / 39835717
Fax: (033) 39835702

Bangalore

II Floor, No.45/A, B Block, 1st Main Road
Sarakki Industrial Layout, J P nagar Phase III
Bangalore - 560078

Ph : 080-2659 0504/05/06

Hyderabad

1-10-74, Flat No: G201,
Galada Towers, 2nd Floor,
Beside pantaloons lane,
Near Foodworld,Begumpet,
HYDERABAD –500016. A.P.

Ph : 040- 30916824/25/31(MO) AND 32409004.

Ahmedabad

701, Kaivanna Building
Beside Ahmadabad Centre Mall,
Near Panchvati Circle, Ellisbridge
Ahmedabad - 380006

Ph : 079-32405558/32421901

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Forms for Reliance General Insurance	Claim form for Reliance General Insurance
CHOLAMANDALAM Claim Form	Claim Request Form
Forms for ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Ltd.	Claim form for Group Mediclaim Policy
Forms for Infoscions	Claim form for Infoscions
Form for MindTree Minds	Claim form for MindTree Minds
M/s HDFC ERGO - MEDI CLAIM FORM	Claim form for HDFC CHUBB
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TCL Non Hospitalization Form	TCL Non Hospitalization Form
TCL Hospitalization Form	TCL Hospitalization Form
BhartiAXA Easy Health Claim Intimation Form	BhartiAXA Easy Health Claim Intimation Form
BhartiAXA Easy Health Treating Doctors Certificate	BhartiAXA Easy Health Treating Doctors Certificate
M/S Marvell Claim form	M/S Marvell Claim form
Future Generali Group Health - Claim form	Future Generali Group Health - Claim form
Reliance Life Claim form - Major Surgical Benefit Rider	Reliance Life Claim form - Major Surgical Benefit Rider
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Kingfisher Xpress door to door cargo courier service

2010-02-08T21:29:00.000-08:00

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Andhra Pradesh

Hyderabad - Nacharam Hyderabad-Basheerbagh
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Mallapur, Nacharam
Hyderabad - 500 076
Andhra Pradesh
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Email:OpsNacharam.HYD@KingfisherXpress.com House No 5-9 -1040/A/1, Hyderguda
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Medchal Mandal, Ranga Reddy District
Hyderabad - 500 014
Andhra Pradesh
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Miyapur
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Assam

Guwahati - Showkhuchi
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Chandigarh

Chandigarh Industrial Area
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Chhattisgarh

Raipur - Hirapur
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Hirapur, Mohwa Bazaar Road
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Raipur - 492 099
Chhattisgarh
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Goa

Goa - Verna Goa - Merces
Sector - 98, Opposite Tulip Diagnostic
Verna Industrial Estate, Phase II
Verna - 403 722
Goa
Tel:(0832) 2782112
Email:OpsVerna.GOI@KingfisherXpress.com
Ground Floor, Satyam Palmar Apartment
Near Syndicate Bank, Mestabatta
Merces - 403 005
Goa
Tel:(0832) 2445282
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Gujarat

Ahmedabad - Shahibaug Ahmedabad - Sarkhej
Shop No.14/15/16, Neelkanth Park - 1
Opposite to BSNL Telephone Building
Ghoda Camp Road, Shahibaug
Ahmedabad - 380 004
Gujarat
Tel: (079)22683531
Email: OpsShahibaug.AMD@KingfisherXpress.com Shop No.1, Shivam Estate
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S. G. Highway Road, Sarkhej
Ahmedabad - 382 210
Gujarat
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Near Ice Factory, GIDC Engineering Estate
Sector 28
Gandhinagar - 382 028
Gujarat
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Haryana

Gurgaon - Kherki Daula Faridabad - Railway Road NIT
N.H.- 8, 42nd Mile Stone
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Gurgaon - 122 001
Haryana
Tel:(0124) 2214011
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Neelam, Railway Road, NIT
Faridabad - 121 001
Haryana
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Ambala - Sena Nagar
Shop No 02, Near Shiv Mandir
Model Crossing, Sena Nagar
Ambala City - 134 001
Haryana
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Himachal Pradesh

Parwanoo - Solan Baddi - Karwana Village
Shop No 06, Old Kasauli Road
Sector 02
Post Office Parwanoo - 173 220
District - Solan
Himachal Pradesh Tel:(0179) 2232846
Email:OpsParwanoo.IXC@KingfisherXpress.com Sai Road, Karwana Village
Opposite MDC Pharma, District - Solan
Baddi - 173 205
Himachal Pradeh
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Jammu and Kashmir

Srinagar - New Barbashah Road
Khasra No 1013/1001, New Barbashah Road
Srinagar City
District - Srinagar - 190 001
Jammu and Kashmir
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Jharkhand

Ranchi - Kokar
Plot No.40, Kokar Industrial Area
Post Office - Kokar, Police Station - Sadar
Ranchi - 834 001
Jharkhand
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Karnataka

Bangalore- HBR Layout Bangalore - Thalagatapura
Plot No.1811, 1st Stage
5th Block,HBR Layout, Facing Ring Road
Near Nagawara Circle
Bangalore - 560 043
Karnataka
Tel: (0) 8025434422 (Mobile)
Email:OpsHBRLayout.BLR@KingfisherXpress.com Plot No. 234, Kanakapura Main Road
Thalagatapura, Opposite To Paramount Garden
Bangalore - 560 062
Karnataka
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Plot No. 64/2, Opposite To Biocon India Ltd
Hosur Main Road, Hebbagodi
Bangalore - 560 100
Karnataka
Tel: (0) 8027849405 (Mobile)
Email:OpsBommasandra.BLR@KingfisherXpress.com Plot No.12, 2nd Cross, SGN Layout, Lalbagh Road Cross
Bangalore - 560 027
Karnataka
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Building No. 216 Opposite to Bimal Show Room
Singayanapalya Main Road, Whitefield Road
Mahadevapura
Bangalore - 560 048

Karnataka

Tel: +91-9686191985
Email:OpsWhitefield.BLR@KingfisherXpress.com Plot No. 41[Old No-162], Jayaram Complex
60 Feet Road, Chokkasandra Road
Tdasarahalli, Peenya Industrial Area
Bangalore - 560 057
Karnataka
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Kerala

Kochi - North Kalamassery Kochi - Alwaye
Building No. 139, Ward No.IV, Manuvelil Complex, Eloor Road
North Kalamassery
Ernakulam
Kochi - 683 104
Kerala
Tel: (0484) 2550903
Email: OpsKalamassery.COK@KingfisherXpress.com Building No. 351/352, Ward No. 13
Ambattukavu, Alwaye
Ernakulam
Kochi - 683 106
Kerala
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Madhya Pradesh

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Pithampur
Indore - 454 775
Madhya Pradesh
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Maharashtra

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Kamala Road
Nagpur - 440 015
Maharashtra
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Maha Kali Caves Road, Andheri [East]
Mumbai - 400 099
Maharashtra
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Mumbai - Vasai (East) Mumbai-Goregoan (East)
Shop No 7, Top Class
Sativali Road, Bhoida Pada
Vasai [East]
Thane
Mumbai - 401 208
Maharashtra
Tel:(0250) 20223872
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Mumbai - 400 063
Maharashtra
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Mumbai-Vikhroli (West) Mumbai-Sewri
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Near Nagababa Mandir, Vikroli [West]
Mumbai - 400 079
Maharashtra
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Maharashtra
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V56Email:OpsSewri.BOM@KingfisherXpress.com
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Plot No. 18, Gala No 11
Arihant Compound, Purna
Bhiwandi
Mumbai – 421 302
Maharashtra
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Sector - 03, Shiv Complex Co-Operative Housing Society
Ghansoli
Navi Mumbai - 400 701
Maharashtra
Tel:(022) 27549041
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Pune - Tingare Nagar Pune - Chinchwad
Survey No 164/2A, Adarsha Coloney
Opposite Hot Chips, Lane No 11
Tingare Nagar
Pune - 411 032
Maharashtra
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Pune-Mumbai Road, Kurdi
Chinhwad
Pune - 411 035
Maharashtra
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Pune - Whagoli
GAT 516, Near Shell Pump
Katake Wadi, Wagholi
Pune - 412 207
Maharashtra
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New Delhi

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Samalka
New Delhi - 110 037
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Kirti Nagar Industrial Area, Kirti Nagar
New Delhi - 110 015
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Okhla
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TamilNadu

Coimbatore - Sitra Coimbatore - Rathinapuri
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Off Avinashi Road
Coimbatore - 641 014
Tel:(0422) 2913007
Email:OpsAvinashiroad.CJB@KingfisherXpress.com Door No. 33/1, Kannusamy Street
Sanganoor Main Road, Post Office - Rathinapuri
Coimbatore - 641 027
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Tirupur - K.N.P. Puram Chennai - Nanganallur
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Odukkadu, K.N.P. Puram
Tirupur - 641 6O2
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(0421) 2240051
Email:OpsTirupur.CJB@KingfisherXpress.com Door No. 3 [Old No 5], Thillai Ganga Nagar
36th Street, Nanganallur
Chennai - 600 061
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 22673114
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Kanchipuram - Sriperumbudur CChennai - Okkiam Thuraipakkam
Door No 5, J.N.Complex
Opposite to Yash Bank
Sriperumbudur - 602 105
District - Kanchipuram
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 27163804
Email:OpsSriperambudur.MAA@KingfisherXpress.com Plot No. 2, Door No 609
Post Office Road, Okkiam Thuraipakkam
Opposite to Government School
Chennai - 600 096
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 24962889
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Chennai - Vardharajapuram Maraimalai Nagar - Singaravelan Street
Door No 11 [Old No - 20], Kalyani Amman Koil Street
Vardharajapuram, Near Nokia Care Center
Chennai - 600 053
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 26243925
Email:OpsAmbattur.MAA@KingfisherXpress.com Door No. 42, Singaravelan Street
Opposite to HUDCO Factory
Maraimalainagar - 603 209
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 27454664
Email:OpsMMNagar.MAA@KingfisherXpress.com
Madavaram - ABT Vellaisamy Street
Plot No. 242, PS Radhakrishnan & Son
ABT Vellaisamy Street, Opposite to Sree Shakti School
Madhavaram
Chennai - 600 060
Tamil Nadu
Tel:(044) 25532043
Email:OpsMadavaram.MAA@KingfisherXpress.com

Uttar Pradesh

Lucknow - Transport Nagar Kanpur - Juhi
Building No. 28, Block F, Transport Nagar
Lucknow – 226 008
Uttar Pradesh
Tel:(0522) 2433060
Email:OpsLucknow.LKO@KingfisherXpress.com Block W, Building No 127/37
Near Kanpur Hamirpur Road, Gangwar Market
Kesav Nagar, Juhi
Kanpur - 208 014
Uttar Pradesh
Tel:(0512) 2605074
Email:OpsKanpur.LKO@KingfisherXpress.com
Noida - Sector 10 Gaziabad - Sahibabad
Building No D-174, Sector -10
Noida - 201 301
Uttar Pradesh
Tel:(0120) 2444375
Email:OpsNoida.DEL@KingfisherXpress.com House No 5, Swaroop Park
Near Sahibabad Police Station, GT Road, Sahibabad
Ghaziabad - 201 005
Uttar Pradesh
Tel: (0) 9310161788 (Mobile)
Email:OpsGaziabad.DEL@KingfisherXpress.com
West Bengal

luxury watch brands in india

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AUDEMARS PIGUET

http://www.audemarspiguet.com/
Swiss watch manufacturer.
MUMBAI
Time Avenue, 189 Turner Road, Bandra
(W), 91-22-26515757/ 5858;
The Rose International, 3rd Floor, Hormuz Mansion,
Above Cymroza Art Gallery, Dr. Bhulabhai
Desai Road, 91-22-23685287/88/89/90

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Watch Co., G-7 South Extn. Part-1,
91-11-41345678

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, F-49 Spencer Plaza Phase II,
Anna Salai, 91-44-28490013/15
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CARTIER

The renowned French jeweller and watchmaker
www.cartier.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartier_SA

MUMBAI
Time Avenue, 189, Turner Road, Bandra
(W), 91-22-26515757;

Pallazzio,
483,Aman Chambers, Veer Savarkar Marg,Prabhadevi,
91-22-24603060;

Ethos, Unit
No. 27/28 & 39, Grnd. Floor, Inorbit Mall,
Malad (W), 91-22-56406991/2

NEW DELHI
The Regent Watch & Jewellery, Maurya Sheraton Hotel & Towers, S.P. Marg,
Diplomatic Enclave, 91-11-51668848;

Johnson & Co
C-16 Connaught Place, 91-11-41513121;

Kapoor Watch Co., G-7 South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-24693712

KOLKATA

Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33-
22825245

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, F-49, 1st Floor, Spencer
Plaza Phase II, Anna Salai, 91-44-
28490013/ 26401023
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CHOPARD

http://www.chopard.com/
luxury watches, jewelry and accessories exclusive manufactured timepieces
MUMBAI
The Chopard Boutique, Lobby Level, The
Oberoi, 91-22-22884757; Time Avenue,
Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757; DiA, 91-22-
22042299/4400

NEW DELHI
DiA, 91-11-41668801/2;
Johnson Watch Co., 91-11-24642255;
Kapoor Watch Co., 91-11-24617500

KOLKATA
B.C. Sen Jewellers, 91-33-22901125;
Prime Watch World, 91-33-22837185

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, 91-44-28490015
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CORUM

http://www.corum.ch/dev_0206/index.html
Corum (watchmakers), Swiss manufacturing concern based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Canton of Neuchâtel, which has been producing timepieces since 1955 ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corum
MUMBAI
Rose, 3rd Floor, Hormuz Mansion, Above Cymrosa Art Gallery, 72, P. Desai Road, 91- 22-23685287;
Swiss Boulevard, 214, Atria Mall, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, 91-22-
24813520;
Beyond Luxury, Shop No 6/6A, Tirupati Apartment, Opp. Mahalaxmi
Temple, Bhulabhai Desai Road, 91-22-23511800;

Time Avenue, 189 Turner Road,Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757

NEW DELHI

Beyond Luxury, G-1, The Crescent at the Qutab, Lado Sarai, 91-11-29522212/13;
Johnson & Co., C-16, Connaught Place, 91-11-41513110/ 41513121/ 23418935;
Kapoor Watch, G-7, South Extn., Part-1, 91-11-24627500

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33-22820626

CHENNAI
Beyond Luxury, 12/27 Khader Nawaz Khan Road, Nungambakkam, 91-44-42143131;
The Helvetica, F-49, Spencer Plaza, Phase-2,1st Floor, Anna Salai, 91-44-28490013/28490015/ 42140825

CHANEL
Chanel Boutique, The Imperial, Janpath, 91-11-41116840/44. (Includes after-sales services)
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CERRUTI

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nino_Cerruti
http://www.cerruti.com/
MUMBAI
Watches and More, Infinity Mall, Andheri,91-22-26338132/ 26398132;
Breach Candy,91-22-23620275/77;
Unit No. 2B, A.K.Plaza, SV Road, Goregaon (W), 91-22-28792422;
1st Floor, Next to Pantaloons,High Street Phoenix, Lower Parel, 91-22-
66608132;
Swiss Paradise, Borivali, 91-22-28983501;
Kamdar & Kamdar, Dadar, 91-22-24136032;

Pallazio, Prabhadevi, 91-22-24213060;
Rose, Bandra, 91-22-26455331/32/33/ 34;
Watches of Switzerland, Bandra, 91-22-26402511;
Shopper’s Stop, 91-22-26435424;
Rose, Breach Candy, 91-22-23685287/88/89/90;
Just in Vogue, High Street Phoenix Mills, Lower Parel, 91-22-24912953;
Swiss Boulevard, Atria Mall,Worli, 91-22-24813520;
Gifted Lifestyle, 91-22-24918045/ 65215974;
Shoppers Stop, Inorbit Mall, Malad (W), 91-22-66434700

DELHI
Watches and More, Lajpat Nagar II, 91-11-41019778;
Johnson Watch Co., Connaught Place, 91-11-41517518/19;
Time & Style,G.K.-1 M-Block, Main Road, 91-11-29235666/777;
Something Special, Khan Market, 91-11-24619201;
Samay, Rajouri Garden, 91-11-25117400;
Gangaram Watch Gallery, Preet Vihar, 91-11-42420701/2;
Kapoor Watch Co., G.K-I. M- Block Market, 91-11-46536667/68;
Arcelia, 91- 9313650732; Kapoor Watch Co., South Extn., 91-11-41345678/24693712;
Shopper’s Stop, Ansal Plaza, 91-11-26258866

CHENNAI
NAC Jewellers, 91-44-43996666;
Lifestyle, 91-44-28477800

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DIOR

Dior's luxury watch collection for men and women
Christian Dior watches are crafted at the La Chaux-de-Fonds workshops in Switzerland
www.dior.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Dior

MUMBAI
Watches of Switzerland, 231, Link Corner Building, Shop no. 2, Linking Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26402511;
Swiss Boulevard,Atria Millenium Mall, Worli, 91-22-24813520;
Pallazio, Aman Chambers, Veer Savarkar Marg, Prabhadevi, 91-22-24213060

NEW DELHI
Dior Boutique, The Oberoi Hotel, Dr Zakir Hussain Marg, 91-11-41505161; Johnson Watch Co., E-71 South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-24642255/2299;
Johnson Watch Co., L-21 Connaught Place, 91-11-41517519;
Regent Watch Co., Maurya Sheraton Hotel & Towers, SP Marg, 91-11-41668848; Kapoor Watch Co., G-7, South Extn. Part-1, 91-11- 24617500/41345678;
Kapoor Watch Co., M-48 Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11-46536667

KOLKATA
Prime Watch World, Forum Mall, 3rd Floor, Shop No. 307, 10/3 Elgin Road, 91-33- 22837185;
RAM’s, Metro Shopping Centre Shop No. 1005/6/7 (Grnd. Floor), 1, Ho Chi
Minh Sarani, 91-33-22888882

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, Chennai Citi Centre, No 7, Dr. Radha Krishnan Salai, 91-44-43577782/ 43577783

DIOR COMPANY SERVICE CENTRE
NEW DELHI
LVMH Watch & Jewellery, Taj Palace Hotel, No. 2 Diplomatic Enclave, SP Marg, 91-11- 26114789-93

AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRES
MUMBAI
Marcks & Co., 97/103, M.G.Road, 91-22- 22670999/ 22676412;
Swiss Gallery, 105,Heera Panna Arcade, Haji Ali, 91-22-23520903/ 23516086; Time Watch Makers, Emphire Mahal, Block D, Dadar TT, 91-22-24143898/ 24121411

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Time Crafters, J-34, Lower Basement,South Extn. Part-1, 91-011- 24697195/24655648

KOLKATA
Mannara, 230-A, AJC Bose Road, 2nd Floor,Suite No. 21/22, Chitrakoot Bldg, 91-33-22817196

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, F-49, 1st Floor, Spencer Plaza,Phase 2, Anna Salai, 91-44- 28490015/28490013
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GIRARD-PERREGAUX

Girard-Perregaux is a high-end Swiss watch manufacture with its origins dating back to 1791
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girard-Perregaux
HAUTE HORLOGERIE - Tourbillon with three gold Bridges, perpetual calendar and chronograph
HAUTE HORLOGERIE - ww.tc
HAUTE HORLOGERIE - Vintage 1945
MUMBAI
Boutique Girard-Perregaux, Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, 91-22-22884661
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GUCCI

http://www.gucci.com/int/catalog/timepieces/
G class chrono collection.
# water-resistant to 3 atm (100 feet/30 meters)

MUMBAI
Galleria Nariman Point 400 021 Mumbai tel 91.22.302.77.060
Gucci Boutique, Galleria, Hilton Towers;
Swiss Boulevard, 214, Atria Mall, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli,91-22-24813520;
Watches of Switzerland, 231 Link Corner Building, Shop No. 2, Linking Road, Bandra, 91-22-26402511/12

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Watch & Co., M-48, Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11-46536667/8;
Kapoor Watch & Co., G-7, South Extn., Part-1, 91-11-24627500

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33- 22820626

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HUBLOT

http://www.hublot.com
Hublot is a Swiss enterprise creating luxury watches and founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hublot
Hublot Classic Chronograph, Diamond Bezel & Lugs - Blue Dial

MUMBAI
Time Avenue, 189 Turner Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757;
Beyond Luxury, Shop No 6/6A, Tirupati Apartment, Opp.Mahalaxmi Temple, Bhulabhai Desai Road, 91-22-23511800;
Times of Lord, 6, Om Chambers, Kemps Corner, 91-22-23695254

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Watch & Co., M-48, Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11-46536667/8;
Kapoor Watch & Co., G-7, South Extn. Part-1, 91-11- 24627500

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33- 22820626

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, F-49, Spencer Plaza, Phase- 2, Ist Floor, Anna Salai, 91-44-28490013/28490015/ 42140825;

Beyond Luxury, 12/27 Khader Nawaz Khan Road, Nungambakkam, 91-44-42143131

SERVICE CENTRE
Times Of Lord, The Presidency No. 1, 82,St. Marks Road, 91-080-22292309
IWC

MUMBAI
Ethos, G-27/28/29, Ground Floor, Inorbit Mall, Malad (W), 91-22-66406991/
66406992

NEW DELHI
Johnson Watch Co., E-71, South Extn. Part- 1, 91-11-24642255/ 24642299; Johnson & Co., C-16, Connaught Place, 91-11-41513121/ 23418935
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LONGINES

http://www.longines.com/watches/collections
Swiss high range watch manufacturer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longines

National Distributors
SWATCH GROUP INDIA PVT LTD
5th Floor, DLF Centre
Sansad Marg
110001 NEW DELHI
Phone : 0091/11.2331.1912
Fax : 0091/11.2331.1919

MUMBAI
Ethos, Unit Nos. 27/28/29, Grnd. Floor, Inorbit Mall, Malad (W), 91-22-56406991;K.G. Popley & Sons, Grnd. Floor,
Panchratna, Opera House, 91-22-26422290;
Time Watch Makers, Opp.Shivaji Street, 97/103, M.G. Road, 91-22-
22676412;
Maru’s World Time, Opp.Shopper’s Stop, SV Road, Andheri (W), 91-
22-26718838;

Pallazzio, Aman Chambers,Veer Savarkar Marg, Prabhadevi, 91-22-
56603060;
Swiss Gallery, 105 Heera Panna Arcade, Haji Ali, 91-22-23520903/
23516086;
Swiss Paradise, Chikhal Apartments, LT Road, Borivali (W), 91-22-
28983501;
Time Avenue, 189, Turner Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757;
Watches of Switzerland, 231, Link Corner Building, Shop
No. 2, Linking Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26402511;
Sejal Jewellers, No. 1, Sapphire Arcade, Rajawadi, Ghatkopar (E), 91-22-
2514168;
Watch World NX, 150-154, M.G. Road, Opp. Jehangir Art Gallery, Kalagodha,
91-22-64528506;
Just in Time, 158, Chinoy Mansion, Opp. St. Stephens’ Church,
Warden Road, 91-22-64528508;
Swiss Boulevard, 214 Atria Mall, Dr. Anne Besant Road, Worli, 91-22-24813521
NEW DELHI
Aamarson Watch Co., C-10 Connaught Place, 91-11-41513123;
Arun Watch Co., 11-12, DAV Building, Yusuf Sarai, 91-11-
26858433/ 26851457;
Balsons Watch Co., 18-19, ITL Twin Towers, B-9 Netaji Subhash
Place, Pitam Pura, 91-11-65160170;
Gangoly Bros., 26 Regal Building, Connaught Place,91-11-23346203/ 23743734; Johnson & Co.,C-16, Connaught Place, 91-11-41513110/41033718;
Johnson Watch Co., G-9, South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-24642255/ 24647979;
Kapoor Watch Co., M-48, Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11-46536667;
Kapoor Watch Co., G-7, South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-24658007/24643963;
Lahore Watch, 112/113 Gaffar Market, Karol Bagh, 91-11-28720058/28724429; Phoenix Times, 48-D, Khan Market, 91-11-41757200/ 23743734;
Rama Watch, 297, Chowk Fateh Puri, Chandni Chowk, 91-11-23955144;
Samay Watch, J- 136 A, Rajouri Garden, 91-11-65462067/25117400;
World of Watches, M-61, Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11- 29234545/ 29237979;
Ethos, Select City Walk, Ground Floor, Saket District Centre,91-11-40588700; Sincere Watch Company, IGI International Airport

KOLKATA
B.C. Sen Jewellers, Vaibhav Shopping Plaza, 4 Lee Road, 91-33-22473310; Exclusive Lines,4/1 Camac Street, 91-33-22820626/30585246;
Prime Watch World, Shop No 307,Forum Mall, 10/3 Elgin Road, 91-33-
22837185/ 22817196;
Prime Watch World,203/ 204, City Centre Mall, D.C. Block, Sector
– 1, Salt Lake City, 91-33-23584333/22817196;
Ram’s, Metro Shopping Centre,Shop No. 1005-1007, 1, Ho Chi Minh Sarani,
91-33-22888882/ 22888883

CHENNAI
Helvetica, F-49, Spencer Plaza, Phase II, Anna Salai, 91-44-28490015;
The Helvetica, City Centre, No. 7, Radhakrishna Salai, 91-44-43577782;
The Helvetica, ITC Park Sheraton Hotel, 91-44-42316336;
Wrist World, 91 Radhakrishnan Salai, 91-44-28112444;
Zimson Watch World, 82 Usman Road, T.Nagar, 91-44-24331495
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MONTBLANC

MUMBAI
The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, 91-22-22816827/ 22852151;
Grand Hyatt Plaza, Santacruz (E), 91-22-30689001/2;
J.W. Marriott, Juhu, 91-22-26120362/63/64

NEW DELHI
Taj Mahal Hotel, 1 Mansingh Road, 91-11-23026132;
ITC Maurya Sheraton Hotel & Towers, 91-11-23023256

CHENNAI
ITC Park Sheraton Hotel & Towers, 91-44-24993650/ 42081701
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MILLERET

http://www.milleret.ch
Milleret watches are available in 9 variants in 42 designs ranging between Rs 52,000 upto Rs 10 lakh.
MUMBAI
Shantivijay Jewels Ltd., L-1, Hilton Towers,Nariman Point, 91-22-22022310/ 22024723,Ext. 6650;

Orchid Boulevard, Shop No. 9,Paras Darshan, M.G. Road, Near Titan Showroom, Ghatkopar (E), 91-22-25133377/65218733;
Sunil Jewellers, Laram Centre,Shop No. 22, S.V. Road, Andheri (W), 91-22-
26202310/ 26247292/ 26247034;
Just in Vogue, Block No.7, High Street Phoenix,Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel (W), 91-22-24912953;
Dolsun Jewels, 36, Turner Road,Bandra (W), 91-22-66970222/ 66970223

DELHI
Lustre, 2645, Poonam Chambers, Bank Street,Karol Bagh, 91-11-28759884/ 25801177;
Shantivijay Jewels, M/ 49, Hotel Hyatt Regency, Bhikhaji Cama Place, Ring Road, 91-11-26791079

KOLKATA
Just in Vogue, Shop No. G-13, Ground Floor, South City Shopping Mall, 375, Prince Anwar Shah Road, 91-33-24225360

CHENNAI
G.R.Thanga Maligai Jewellers, 21, Coats Road (North Usman Road), T. Nagar, 91-44-23461515/ 24345062;
Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers, Rani Seethai Hall, Parallel to Gemini
Flyover, 603, Anna Salai, 91-44-28291573/74/ 28292004/ 09
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PANERAI

Officine Panerai is an Italian brand of watches owned by Richemont International SA.
Panerai watches, Luxury watches, Sports watches, Diving watches, Luminor
http://www.panerai.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panerai

MUMBAI
Time Avenue, 189, Turner Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757/5858

NEW DELHI
Johnson & Co., C-16, Connaught Place, 91-11-41513110/ 41513121/ 23418935;
Johnson & Co., E-71, South Extn. Part-1,91-11-41646766/ 24642255/ 24642299
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PARMIGIANI

http://www.parmigiani.ch/marque_michel_parmigiani_eng.html
Parmigiani Fleurier SA is a Swiss brand of luxury watchmakers founded in 1975 in Fleurier, Switzerland by Michel Parmigiani.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parmigiani_Fleurier
MUMBAI
Beyond Luxury, Shop No. 6/6A, Tirupati Apartment, Bhulabhai Desai Road, 91-22-23511800

NEW DELHI
Johnson & Co., C-16, Connaught Place, 91-11-41513110/ 41513121/ 23418935;
Johnson Watch Co., G-9, South Extn., Part-1, 91-11-41646766/ 24642255/ 24642299;
Beanstalk Brand Consultancy (Sales Office),1003 Vikrant Towers, 4 Rajendra Place, 91-11-41538217
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RAYMOND WEIL

Luxury Swiss Watches by RAYMOND WEIL Genève. Swiss Luxury Watches for Men & Ladies. Luxury Watches Collections from Switzerland.
http://www.raymond-weil.com/EN/Luxury-Watches.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Weil

MUMBAI
Ethos, 91-22-66406991/92;
Popley La Classique, 91-22-26422290/0521;
Grand Hyatt Hotel, 91-22-30602000/1/2;
Swiss Gallery, 91-22-23520903/ 23516086;
Swiss Boulevard, 91-22-24813520/21;
Swiss Paradise, 91-22-28982060;
Watches of Switzerland, 91-22-26402511/12

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Watch Co., 91-11-24693712/41345678;
Kapoor Watch Co., Gurgaon, 91- 124-4017773/74

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, 91-44-28490013/15

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 91-33-22820626/22820597; Exclusive Lines, Metro Plaza, 91-
33-22882630
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ROLEX

Rolex SA is a Swiss manufacturer of high quality, luxury wristwatches.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolex
http://www.rolex.com/
MUMBAI
Time Watch Makers, Empire Mahal Block-D,Dadar TT, 91-22-24145586;
Marcks & Co.,97/103, M.G. Road, 91-22-2670999;
DiA,The Heritage Wing, The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, 91-22-22044400;
Time Avenue, 189 Turner Road, Bandra (W), 91-22-26515757;
Beyond Luxury, Shop No 6/6A, Tirupati Shopping Complex,
Bhulabhai Desai Road 91-22-23511800

NEW DELHI
Johnson Watch Co., G-9 South Extn. Part 1, 91-11-24642255;
Johnson & Co., C-16 Connaught Place, 91-11-41513121;
Cooke & Kelvey, 3 Scindia House,Janpath, 91-11-41514888;
DiA, ITC Maurya Sheraton Hotel & Towers,Diplomatic Enclave, Sardar Patel Marg, 91-11-51668801;
Kapoor Watch & Co., G-7 South Extn. Part-1 91-11-41345678;
Kapoor, Shangri-La Hotel, 19 Ashoka Road Connaught Place, 91-11-41220001;
Kapoor, M-48 Greater Kailash Part-1, 91- 11-46536667

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33- 22825245

CHENNAI
The Hevetica, F-49, Spencer Plaza Phase II Anna Salai 91-44-28490013;
The Helvetica, Taj Coromandel Hotel, No 37 M.G. Road, 91-44-42317502

AFTER-SALES SERVICE
MUMBAI
Time Watch Makers, Empire Mahal Block- D, Dadar T.T, 91-22-24145586

NEW DELHI
Johnson Watch Co., G-9, South Extn. Part-1, Above The Blues, 91-11-
24642255;
Johnson & Co., C-16 Connaught Place 91-11-41513121;
Cooke & Kelvey, 3 Scindia House, Janpath, 91-11-41514888;
Kapoor, G-7 South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-41345678;
Kapoor, Shangri- La Hotel, 19 Ashoka Road Connaught Place, 91-11-41220001; Kapoor, M-48 Greater Kailash Part-1, 91-11-46536667

KOLKATA
Exclusive Lines, 4/1 Camac Street, 91-33- 22825245

CHENNAI
The Hevetica, F-49, Spencer Plaza Phase II Anna Salai, 91-44-28490013;
The Helvetica, Taj Coromandel Hotel, No. 37 M.G. Road, 91-44-42317502
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SEIKO

www.seikowatches.com
www.seiko.in
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seiko

MUMBAI
Pallazio, Prabhadevi, 91-22-24213060;
Ethos, Inorbit Mall, 91-22-66406991;
Just In Time, Ghatkopar (E), 91-22-64528509;
Watch World NX, Kalaghoda, 91-22-64528506;
Swiss Paradise, Borivili (W),91-22-28982060;
Time Showroom, Vashi, 91-22-64528511;
Just In Time, Fort, 91- 22-64528507;
Just In Time, Warden Road, 91-22-64528508;
Popley La Classique, Santacruz (E), 91-22-66710000;
World Time, Santacruz (W), 91-22-64526426;
Maru Time, Thane (W), 91-22-64526435;
World Time, Andheri (W), 91-22- 64526427;
Eternity, Dadar (W), 91-22- 65055509;
Swiss Boulevard, Worli, 91- 22-24813520;
Swiss Gallery, Haji Ali, 91- 22-23520903

NEW DELHI
Amarson Watch Company, Connaught Place, 91-11-23412745;
Ethos, Saket, 91-11-40588700;
Samay, J-136A, Main Market, 91-11-25117400;
Ganga Ram’s Gallery, Vikas Marg, 91-9810024035;
Mahindra Watch Co., Lajpat Nagar, 91-11-29830888;
Something Special, Khan Market,91-11-24643425;
Arun Watch Co., Yousuf Sarai, 91-11-26858433;
Lahore Watch House, Karol Bagh, 91-11-28724429

KOLKATA
Prime Watch World, City Centre, 91-33-23584333;
Prime Watch World, Forum, 91- 33-2283 7185;
Ram’s, Metro Shopping Plaza, 91-33-30588881

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, City Centre Mall, 91-44-43577782;
Wrist World, R.K. Salai, 91-44- 28112444;
P. Orr & Sons, Anna Salai, 91- 44-42168418;
P. Orr & Sons, Annanagar, 91-44-26262620;
Zimson Watch World, Usman Road, 91-44-24331495;
Zimson Watch World, Spencer Plaza, 91-44-42070732

AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRES
MUMBAI
World Time (Maru), Andheri (W), 91-22-64526427

NEW DELHI
Johnson & Co., Connaught Place, 91-11- 51517518;
Gangoly Bros., Connaught Place, 91-11-23742110

KOLKATA
Anglo Swiss Watch Co., 91-33-22300295

CHENNAI
Gani & Sons, Rattan Bazar, 91-44-25353246
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TAG HEUER

http://www.tagheuer.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TAG_Heuer
Swiss luxury watchmaker known for its sports watches and chronographs

MUMBAI
Grand Hyatt Plaza, 91-22-30602001;
Valencia, Juhu Tara Road, 91-22-26604359;
Mega Mall, Oshiwara 91-22-26330114;
Shopper’s Stop, Andheri 91-22-26240451;
Ethos, 91-22-66406991; Just In Time, 91-22-64528508;
Just In Time, Ghatkopar, 91-22-64528509;
Just In Vogue, 91-22-24912953;
Kamdar & Kamdar, 24136032;
Maru World Time, 91-22-64526427;
Pallazzio, 91-22-24213060;
Popley La Classique, 91-22-26422290;
Rose, 91-22-23685287;
Swiss Boulevard, 91-22-24813520;
Swiss Gallery, 91-22-23520903;
Swiss Paradise, 91-22-28983501;
Time Avenue, 91-22-26515757;
Watches Of Switzerland, 91-22-26402511;
Watch World NX, 91-22-64528506

NEW DELHI
Avenue Montaigne, 91-11-42641333;
Johnson Watch Co., 91-11-24642255;
Lifestyle, 91-11-42090016;
Samay, 91-11- 25117400;
Something Special, 91-11- 24643425;
The Regent Watch & Jewellery, 91-11-41668848;
Amarson Watch Co., 91- 11-23417664;
Kapoor Watch Co., 91-11- 46536667; Lifestyle, Noida, 91-120-
4010100;
Aryan Lifestyle ‘SS’, 91-11- 9958428764;
Ethos, 91-11-40588700;
Time & Style, 91-11-29235666

KOLKATA
Prime Watch World, Forum Mall, 91-33-22837185;
Prime Watch World, City Centre Mall, 91-33-23584333;
Ram’s, Metro Shopping Centre, 91-33-22888882

CHENNAI
ITC Park Sheraton & Towers, 91-44- 42110113;
The Helvetica, City Centre, 91- 44-43577782, Spencer Plaza, 91-44-
28490013;
Wrist World, R.K. Salai, 91-44- 28112444

COMPANY SERVICE CENTRE
NEW DELHI
LVMH Watch & Jewellery, 91-11-26114789

AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRES
MUMBAI
Time Watch Makers, 91-22-24143898;
Marcks & Co., 91-22-22670999;
Swiss Gallery, 91-22-23520903

NEW DELHI
Kapoor Time Crafters, 91-11-24697195

KOLKATA
Mannara, 91-33-22817196

CHENNAI
The Helvetica, 91-44-28490013;

Authorized Retailers
PWW-Ahmedabad

Dev arc Mall Gf shop no 19, Near Fun Republic, S.G Road
380059 - Ahemadabad
India
tel: 079 40025250

The Golden Time

Amar Complex, Swastik Char Rasta, CG Road
380009 - Ahemadabad
India
tel: 079 26441420
fax: 079 26466021

The Golden Time

Sarthik Complex, Near Fun Republic, Satellite
380015 - Ahemadabad
India
tel: 079 26924900
fax: 079 6924900

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ULYSSE NARDIN

Manufacturer of prestige Swiss watches since 1846.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysse_Nardin

ULYSSE NARDIN INDIA
Swiss Promotion
D-96, Ground Floor Lajpat Nagar 1 IN - 110024 New Dehli
Tel. +91 11 2982 9848 Fax +91 11 2982 9849

ULYSSE NARDIN MUMBAI
Time Avenue, 189, Turner Road, Bandra (W),91-22-26515757;
Pallazio, Prabhadevi, 91-22-66603053;
Beyond Luxury, Mahalaxmi, 91-24213060;
Times Of Lord, Om Chambers, 91-22-23695254

ULYSSE NARDIN NEW DELHI
Beyond Luxury, G-1, Crescent at the Quatab,Lado Sarai, 91-11-29522212;
Johnson Watch Co., G-9, 1st Floor, South Extn. Part-1, 91-11-24642255; Johnson Watch Co., C-16,Connaught Place, 91-11-41513110

ULYSSE NARDIN CHENNAI
The Helvetica, Taj Coromandel. 37 MG Road,91-44-2 4317502;
Beyond Luxury, 12/27,Khadar Nawaz Khan Road, Nungambakkam,91-44-42143131
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VERSACE

http://www.versace.com/
VERSACE MUMBAI
Rose, 3rd Floor, Hormuz Mansion, 72, B. Desai Road, 91-22-23685287/88/89/90; Rose, 1st Floor, 898, Notan Plaza, Turner Road, Bandra (W),91-22-26455331/32/ 33/34;
Watches and More, Andheri, 91-22-26398132;
Watches and More, Goregaon (W), 91-22-28792422;
Watches and More, Sky Zone Phoenix, 91-22-66608132;
Just In Vogue, Phoenix Mills, 91-22-24912953;
Swiss Boulevard, 91-22-24813520/21;
Watches of Switzerland, 91-22-26402511;
Versace Boutique, 91-22-67102929/30.

VERSACE NEW DELHI
Watches and More, Lajpat Nagar-II, 91-11-41019778;
Plush, Shopper’s Stop, 91-11-25444101/2/3;
Johnson Watch Co.,Connaught Place, 91-11-41517518/ 19;
Johnson Watch Co., South Extn., 91-11-24642255;
Samay, 91-11-25117400.

VERSACE KOLKATA
Ram’s, 91-33-30588881/2
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VERSUS

Versace Versus
Versus by Versace Watches
Versus By Gianni
Versus By Gianni Versace Watch Stealth
VERSUS MUMBAI
Watches and More, Goregaon (W), 91-22-28792422

VERSUS NEW DELHI
Watches and More, Lajpat Nagar-II, 91-11-41019778;
Plush, Shopper’s Stop, Rajouri Garden, 91-11-25444101/2/3
http://www.versuswatches.com/versus/index.html
http://www.versus.it/en/
http://www.ohclock.co.uk/Versus-by-Versace-Watches-30265.aspx
VERSUS watch is internationally warranted by VERTIME SA for a period of 24 (twenty-four) months
Italian fashion house Versace has signed deal with Facchini Group to produce and distribute its Versus brand of clothing and accessories.

Kalaripayattu Classes in India

2009-12-19T12:04:00.000-08:00

The term kalari payittru is a tatpurusha compound from the words kalari (Malayalam:കളരി) meaning school or gymnasium and payattu (Malayalam:പയററ്) derived from payattuka meaning to "fight/ exercise" or "to put hard work into".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalarippayattu

Ahmedabad

Darpana Academy of Performing Arts
Usmanpura
Ahmedabad 380013
INDIA
Tel. +91-79-27551389
Fax : +91-79-27550566
Email: admn@darpana.com
Website: www.darpana.com/

Kalari - Martial Arts form of Kerala:
Min. age for admission : 10 years
Course period : 1 years
Days : 3 days a week (Mon-Wed-Fri)
Time : (6.30 to 7.30 p.m.)
Fee per month : Rs 750/-
http://darpanaconservatoire.blogspot.com/

Bangalore

Kalari Academy of Performing Arts.

#25, V N Plaza, Bazaar Streest

Brigade Cross Road, Bangalore - 560025. India.

Mobile 91-99451 55995

Ph 91-80-41127789

Email: ranjanmullaratt@yahoo.com
http://www.kalaripayattu.org/academy.htm

Chennai

Shaji John at 9840031043 or at shaji_kalari@yahoo.com.
http://www.shajikalari.com/profile.html

Delhi

Nithya Chaithanya Kalari
N.C.KALARI
94-B, A2-Pocket,
Mayur Vihar Phase - III,
Delhi - 110096, India
Tel: 91-011-22617754, 91-09810781909
Email: gurukal@nckalari-ayurveda.com, nckalaridelhi@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.nckalari-ayurveda.com

Mumbai

Pradeesh Raj
SHAKTI YOGA kalari is part of Shakti yoga
Girnar, Pali Hill,
Bandra (W), Mumbai - 50.
Timings- 6 - 7.15,
7.15 - 8.30pm
Individual Sessions also available
Ph: 9967257976
pradeeshraj@yahoo.com

-Martial arts (Kalaripayattu, the martial art from Kerala, black belt in karate, JKD from Danny Inosanto), Tai Chi Chuan and Panjak Silat

Kolkata

Solace Day Spa & wellness Center
4, Sunny Park
Kolkata 700 019
India
phone: (91-33) 2461 5466 ,(91-33) 2461 5628
E-Mail solace@solace-india.com
http://solacedayspa.org
(No details on the site about the Kalaripayattu class)

Vodafone GPRS settings for all phones

2009-11-12T19:36:00.000-08:00

Crowdsourced Map Shows Real-World Cellphone Signal Strength - http://opensignalmaps.com/

Set up Vodafone live!

To access Vodafone live! on your Vodafone GPRS mobile phone, all you need to do is to activate Vodafone live! and get the settings on your Vodafone mobile phone.

To activate:

- Postpaid customers: SMS ACT VL to 111 (toll free)

- Prepaid customers: SMS ACT VL to 144 (toll free)

There is no charge for activating Vodafone live!

Note:

Kolkatta Prepaid customers need to send SMS ZERO to 144 (toll free)

Kolkatta Postpaid customers need to send SMS ZERO to 111 (toll free)

Mumbai Postpaid customers can send SMS ACT VL to 111(toll free). Charges - Rs 49 / month. You can enjoy free usage of 5MB and also send 30 MMS free per month.

Mumbai Postpaid customers can also send SMS ACT VLZERO to 111(toll free). No monthly rental charges.

To configure settings:

New customers will automatically get the settings named Vodafone live! and Vodafone MMS when you put in your Vodafone SIM card into your mobile phone. Just save these settings.

In case you do not get the settings automatically,

SMS VL to 52586 (toll free) or Click on the make of your mobile phone to figure out the manual settings:

Nokia

Vodafone live! manual settings for Nokia phones

To access Vodafone live! on your Vodafone GPRS mobile phone, all you need to do is to activate Vodafone live! and get the settings on your Vodafone mobile phone.

Profile name: Vodafone live
Homepage URL: http://live.vodafone.in
Security: Non-secure
There is no charge for activating Vodafone live!
Bearer: GPRS
IP address: 10.10.1.100
Username: ______
Password:<> ______
APN: portalnmms

Samsung

Sony Ericsson

To log on to Vodafone live! from your Vodafone GPRS mobile phone:

- Just long press ´0´ on your Nokia phones
- Launch the wap browser & log on to http://live.vodafone.in from all other mobile phones

no monthly rental
10p per 10k of downloaded data

Hindu Festivals 2011: Vikram Year 2067

2009-09-17T01:53:00.000-07:00

2011
Makar Sakranti Friday 14-01-2011
Vasant Panchami Tuesday 08-02-2011
Maha Shivaratri Thursday 03-03-2011
Holi (Begins on Sat.
Celebrate on Sunday)
Saturday
Sunday
19-03-2011
20-03-2011
Hindi New Year Monday 04-04-2011
Ramayana Week Monday 04-04-2011
To Tuesday 12-04-2011
Ramanavami Tuesday 12-04-2011
Hanuman Jayanti
Celebrate on Monday Sunday
Monday
17-04-2011
18-04-2011
Raksha Bandhan Saturday 13-08-2011
Krishna Janmashthami Monday 22-08-2011
Ganesh Chaturthi Thursday 01-09-2011
Pitr-paksha Tuesday 13-09-2011
To Tuesday 27-09-2011
Navaratri Wednesday 28-09-2011
To Wednesday 05-10-2011
Saraswati Puja
(Forms part of
Navaratri)
Monday
Tuesday
03-10-2011
04-10-2011
Vijay Dashami (Dasera) Thursday 06-10-2011
Deepavali (Diwali) Wednesday 26-10-2011
Vikram New Year 2068 Thursday 27-10-2011
Buddha Purnima Tuesday 17-05-2011
Guru Purnima Friday 15-07-2011
Easter Sunday 24-04-2011
Moon Eclipse Saturday 10-12-2011