Tax & Assessment Department NMC Nagpur

Tax & Assessment Department

Mahal, Nagpur-440002

Telephone : 0712-2739007 / 08

E-mail : info@nmcpropertytax.com

Shri. Ravindra Kumbhare

Addl. Dy. M.C.(1)

Shri. P.L.Warhade

Assessor, Tax & Assessment Department

Different Slab of Annual Letting Value (ALV) Nagpur Municipal Corporation

General Tax

This tax is leviable on all lands and buildings except for building or portion of building exclusively occupied for public worship or for charitable purposes.

ANNUAL LETTING VALUE RATE OF TAX Rs. 1 to 199 12% Rs. 200 to 1000 14% Rs. 1001 to 2000 16% Rs. 2001 to 5000 18% Rs. 5001 to 7000 20% Rs. 7001 to 10000 22% Rs. 10001 to 15000 23% Rs. 15001 to 20000 24% Rs. 20001 to 40000 27% Rs. 40001 to 70000 29% Rs . 70001 to100000 30% Rs.100001 and Above 31%

Sewerage Tax :- 12 % of the Annual Letting Value (On all lands & buildings)

Fire Service Tax :- 1% of the Annual Letting Value (On all lands & buildings)

Lighting Tax :- 1% of the Annual Letting Value (On all lands & buildings)

General Water Tax (General Water Rate)

If the service water line is existing within the radius of 200.0 mtr. from the property, and the water connection is not taken by the property owner, then Water Tax (general water rate) is leviable on the buildings or lands. If the Building/plot has got independent water connection metered/unmeterd, it is not leviable.&: buildings) is as follows Rates of general water tax (general water rate G.W.R.) according to slab wise Annual Value or Annual Letting Value (for all lands

Annual Letting Value ( ALV) RATE OF TAX MODIFIED RATE Rs. 1 to 199 10% Rs. 200/- Rs. 200 to 1000 12% Rs. 400/- Rs. 1001 and Above 15% 40% of annual letting value Rs. 800/- minimum

Education Cess

For all lands and buildings, Education Cess is leviable. Rates for Education Cess for Residential as well as for Non -Residential Buildings is as follows

ANNUAL LETTING VALUE Education Cess ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ON NON- RESIDENTIAL Rs. 75 to 150 2% 4% Rs. 151 to 300 3% 6% Rs. 301 to 3000 4% 8% Rs. 3001 to 6000 5% 10% Rs. 6001 and Above 6% 12%

Employment Guarantee Cess

This EGS Cess is leviable only on Non-Residential Properties.

ANNUAL LETTING VALUE Education Cess ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ON NON- RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Rs. 75 to 150 2% 4% Rs. 151 to 300 3% 6% Rs. 301 to 3000 4% 8% Rs. 3001 to 6000 5% 10% Rs. 6001 and Above 6% 12%

Larger Residential Premices Tax

If the residential building which may be occupied by owner/occupier/tenant having the floorage and eqvals or more than 150sqmt (1614 sqft) & ALV more than Rs.1500 then larger residential premices tax is levied at a rate of 10%on ALV. This is state Govt. tax & is effective form 1.1.90 onward

Procedure for Assessment of Property Tax Nagpur Municipal Corporation

The Property Tax Assessment and Recovery Department of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation is currently situated in the City Town Hall premises in Mahal, Nagpur. This department is decentralized and is being acted through zonal offices of NMC.

The City of Nagpur Corporation Act 1948 under Sections 114, 115, 115 (A), empowers Corporation to impose Property Tax upon all lands and buildings within the city, namely: 1. General tax 2. Sewerage tax 3. Water tax 4. Lighting tax 5. Fire Service tax 6. Education Cess 7. Employment Guarantee Cess 8. Larger area Residential premises Tax In addition to the above, the Corporation can also levy Sewerage Benefit Tax, Water Benefit Tax and Street Tax which are not yet imposed by the Corporation.

The City is divided into 136 electoral Wards, Recently the NMC has undertaken a work of Geographical information System (GIS) in consultation with MRSAC and in future the assessment of the property tax shall be done considering 136 wards system. However, presently for the purpose of Assessment work is carried out as per old 75 wards. In order to make assessment procedure transparent, Nagpur Municipal Corporation has made an effort to make self assessment possible for the property owners.

Assessment Procedure:

All the assessable properties are broadly divided into three categories namely : 1. Residential 2. Non-residential 3. Open plots

The Property tax is assessed, based on the Annual value of Land. The AnnuaI Value of the land shall be deemed to be the gross annual rent of which the land might at the time of assessment, reasonably be expected to be let from year to year. These properties are assessed to taxes that are worked out by certain percentage on the Annual Letting Value (ALV) of these properties. The ALV of a property is the gross annual rent at which the said property together with its appurtenances and any furniture that may be let for user of enjoyment therewith, might reasonably at the time of assessment be expected to be let from year to year, less an allowance of ten percent for the cost of repairs and for all other expenses necessary to maintain the property in a state to command.

In determining the ALV of any property, the following factors are considered : a. Location of the Properly b. Nature of construction ( Type of construction ) c. Level of service d. Age and present condition of the building e. Location advantage of the Property f. Prevailing rents for similar building in the neighbourhood. g. The rents actually fixed either by contract or law. To ascertain the type of construction of a property, all properties in NMC limits are divided into six categories as follows.

Table below showing classification of structures on the basis of Type of construction.

TABLE - A NO CLASS SPECIFICATIONS 1 I-A Posh Building of about 100 Years life. Posh Construction First Class Pucca building of RCC structure, wall of table moulded brick in cement mortar, cement plaster on both sides, first class wood-work and tiled flooring. 2 I-A Building of about 100 Years life. First Class Pucca building of RCC structure, wall of table moulded brick in cement mortar, cement plaster on both sides, first class wood-work and tiled flooring. 3 I-B Building of about 50 Years life.Other specification similar to I A but thin walls and slightly inferior specifications. 4 II Building of about 30 Years life. Plinth of stone masonary in cement mortar The walls of 2nd class Table Moulded brick in cement mortar. Cement plaster on both sides or on one side with Mangalore tiles. 5 III Building of about 25 Years life.Plinth of stone masonary in cement mortar or Table Moulded brick in cement mortar Walls of K.B. (Khanjar Bricks) in clay with cement plaster inside and cement or lime pointing. Floor & roof, Mud floor or Bagra or Country tiles 6 IV Building of about 20 Years life. Plinth of stone masonary in cement or lime mortar. Mud walls, Mud plaster on both sides. Floor is of mud and roof of country tiles or sheet roofing. 7 V Building of about 15 Years life. Plinth of Mud, walls, tatta or sind roof - country tiles and grass with mud floor.

PROCEDURE FOR CALCULATION OF ANNUAL LETTING VALUE OF BUILDINGS: In case of buildings , initially total plinth area needs to be measured and total built up area of building is to be worked out. After that, the area covered by latrine, bath room and staircase is excluded from total built up area. Half the rental rate should be taken for areas covered by verandah. In the new reforms system it is advisable to deduct 15% of the gross area to calculated net considerable area for taxation purpose. a. For calculation of ALV following method to be used b. For the first 46.45 sq.mt built up area full rate, as per the rent chart or rent as per reforms through formula should be charged. c. For the next 46.45 sq. mt of built up area 80 percent of such full rate should be charged. d. For the next 46.45 sq. mt of built up area 70 percent of the full rate should be charged. e. For remaining built up area exceeding 139.35 sq.mt 60 percent of the full rate should be charged. f. Such full rate shall be charged for the ground floor while there will be reduction of 10 percent of the full rate for every upper floor subject to a maximum reduction of 30 percent of the full rate. In the case of buildings which are occupied for Non-Residential purposes the rate as per rent chart for Non-Residential use of property should be adopted as under : a. For ground floor built up area up to depth of first 7.62 Mt. or up to first cross/ intercepting wall, full rate, as per the rent chart or rent as per reforms through formula should be charged. b. For the remaining area, 50 percent of such full rate should be charged. c. For the upper floors built up area up to depth of 7.62 tm. or up to first cross / intercepting wall, 70 percent of such full rate should be charged. d. For the remaining built up area of upper floors, 35 percent of such full rate should be charged. e. If the upper floors are used for residential purposes, the assessment is to be done its above. f. For Flat Schemes, the rent per month per Sq.M. calculated for ground floor is applicable for all floors. There is no reduction of rent per sqmt per month for upper floors.

For the calculation of monthly rent for the building as per reforms following formula is to be considered.

Rate(Rent) / Sq.Mtr / Month = Base Rate (Rent) x SF x LF x UF x OF x AF Where : SF = Structural Factor LF = Location Factor UF = Use Factor OF = Occupation Factor AF = Age Factor The base rate (rent)in above formula is same for all Properties in the city

For the calculation of monthly rent for the building as per reforms following formula is to be considered. Rate (Rent) / Sq.Mtr / Month = Base rate (Rent) x LF x UF x OF Where : LF = Location Factor UF = Use Factor OF = Occupancy Factor The base rate (Rent) in above formula is same for all open plots in the city

In short for the Revaluation of property tax the monthly rent is to be worked out by using above formula. We may call this system as new reforms. And for the calculation of property tax before the said revaluation of property tax monthly rent is to be evaluated through rent chart, the system may be called as old system.

DEFINITION OF UNIT

Portion of house occupied by one single family is deemed to be a separate unit. One building may comprise of more than one unit . Annual letting value of each unit needs to be worked out separately and tax is to be calculated accordingly.

EFFECT OF ASSESSMENT The assessment effect is taken from the beginning of the quarter following the date on which the building is added to the assessment list or from the date when it is occupied or let out, i.e. 1st January, 1st April, 1st July, 1st October of every year. a. If building is completed or let out in January or February before 31st March, effect of assessment is taken from 1st January. b. If it is month of April, May or before 30th June, then assessment effect is to be taken from 1st April. c. If it is month of July, August or before 30th September, then effect of assessment is to betaken from 1st July. d. If it is in month of October, Nov or before 31st December, then the assessment effect is to be taken from 1st October.

PROCEDURE TO ASCERTAIN THE ANNUAL LETTING VALUE OF BUILDING (RESIDENTIAL):

Class of building depending upon specification as shown in Table A is to be determined. Then total plinth area and built up area has to be worked out and ultimate the considerable b/u area is to be worked out.

For the property in question monthly rent either as per old system or as per new reforms as the case may be is to be worked out. On the basis of monthly rent of building yearly rent needs to be worked out. From yearly rent statutory deduction is made for repairs & maintenance (10 %). If the house is not fitted with NMC's water connection or without water meter connection, but still, if the corporation water line from where water line connection can be taken is within a distance 200.00 meter from the house, general water rate is leviable. So, after making these statutory deduction from yearly rent net or annual letting value of building can be determined.

So, on Net Annual Letting Value, various taxes like General Tax, Sewerage Tax, Water Tax, Lighting Tax, Fire Service Tax, Education Cess and in case of non - residential house in addition to above taxes, employment Guaranty cess is to be calculated as per the percentage and rates given in Table B.

PROCEDURE TO ASCERTAIN THE ANNUAL LETTING VALUE (ALV) OF NON RESIDENTIAL BUILDING:

In case of non- residential house, width and depth of house is measured, total built up area is worked out and finally considerable b/u area is to be calculated. The rent to be considered either through old system or as per new reforms as the case may be, full rent is considered for area upto first intercepting wall or upto 7.62 mt. depth (width of house is taken parallel to main road)

For remaining area after first intercepting wall or after 7.62 mt depth, 50 % of such rent is to be levied. For other floors (F.F, S.F, & Upper Floor) upto first intercepting wall or upto 7.62 mt. depth, 70 % of such rent is to be considered and for remaining area, 35 % of such rent is to be taken.

In short for calculating of monthly rent either old or new reforms system as the case may be adopted. In this way total monthly rent for all floors be worked out. On the basis of the monthly rent, yearly rent (Gross Annual Rent) be determined. From gross annual letting value 10 % is deducted for maintenance. Thus, the Annual Letting Value is worked out.

Various Taxes (Sewerage Tax, General Tax, Water Tax, Lighting Tax, Fire Service Tax, Education Cess, Employment Guarantee Cess) be calculated on the basis of net ALV. Rates of these taxes according to slab of Annual Letting Value is given in Table B.

PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING ANNUAL LETTING VALUE (ALV) OF TENANTOCCUPIED PORTION: (As per old system)

In case of tenant occupied premises tenant portion is measured separately and total built up area be worked out. Deduction be made for latrine , bath room and staircase area and type of building be ascertained (As per Specification given in Table - A).

Declaration of rent from house owner as well as from tenant be obtained in the notice form under section 125. If declared rent is found to be reasonable and fair, commensurating with the class of the building and area occupied by tenant and higher than the NMC's rate of rent of that area, then the tenant's declared rent is to be taken for assessment and if the tenant's rent is lower than NMC's ready reckoner rent then NMC rent chart be adopted.

PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING ANNUAL LETTING VALUE (ALV) OF TENANTOCCUPIED PORTION: (As per for new reforms system)

In the context of revaluation of property tax as per new reforms monthly rent is worked out by given formula and index mention as per annexure I and the ALV is worked out as usual.

PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING ANNUAL LETTING VALUE OF OPEN PLOTS:

In case of open plot on the basis of the size of plot, total open plot area is to be worked out . The ward or block in which open plot is located be identified. Adopting corresponding rent of open plot of that ward or of block of ward monthly rent be worked out. In the context of revaluation of property tax as per new reforms monthly rent is worked out by given formula and index mentioned as per annexure I & II. On this basis, gross annual rent, be worked out from Gross Annual Rent, 10 % deduction be made for maintenance. Annual Letting Value so worked out is to be considered. calculating various taxes such as General tax, Sewerage tax, Water tax, Lighting tax, Fire tax , Education cess and those be levied. Rates of these taxes according to slab of Annual Letting Value is given in Table B.

CONATCT NUMBERS OF ZONE NO1 TO 10 OF TAX & ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT Nagpur Municipal Corporation

CONTACT NUMBERS OF ZONE NO1 TO 10 OF TAX & ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT

ZONE NO. ZONE NAME NAME OF OFFICER DESIGNATION OFFICE NO. MOBILE NO. 1 Laxminagar Shri. S.M. Jaydev Asst. Commissioner 2245589 9823128268 2 Dharampeth Shri. Mahesh Morone Asst. Commissioner 2565589 9823330932 3 HanumanNagar Shri. Rajesh S. Karade Asst. Commissioner 2755589 9823330936 4 Dhantoli Shri. M.T. Dhaamecha Asst. Commissioner 2565599 9823330937 5 NehruNagar Shri. D.D.Patil Asst. Commissioner 2705589 9823022718 6 Gandhibagh Shri Ashok Patil Asst. Commissioner 2735599 9823159373 7 SantranjiPura Shri Vijay Humne Asst. Commissioner 2767339 9673009102 8 Lakadganj Shri. G.M.Rathod Asst. Commissioner 2737599 9823128275 9 AashiNagar Shri. Rajesh S. Karade Asst. Commissioner 5655599 9823330936 10 Mangalwari Shri. R.P.Bhivgade Asst. Commissioner 2595599 9823059357

Providing and Erecting 50 W HPSV Fitting in Ward No.74 Zone No.06 2nd call Nagpur Municipal Corporation

374-2010 31/03/2011

446-2010

Providing and Erecting 50 W HPSV Fitting in Ward No.74 Zone No.06 2nd call.

Electrical Department

05/04/2011 13:30

06/04/2011 15:00

30 Days.

410.00

96,125.00

Tender Set

Indira Gandhi Medical College & Hospital, Nagpur

Indira Gandhi Medical College & Hospital was originally known as “Mayo Hospital” was established in the year 1862. It was a landmark & provided for Medical services, which were the best in its time. In 1914 to further the cause of Medical Education the “ Robertson Medical School” was opened

In 1967 ”Corporation Medical College” was establish which was transferred to the Government in 1981 and was renamed as Indira Gandhi Medical College. Now it has a identity as “Indira Gandhi Government Medical College & Hospital”.

Most of the original structures continued and are still used to impart Medical Education even though they are now in a pathetic structural state and offer no qualitative elements as is required for education. The overall environment is depressing & defeats the very essence of education, as it inspires none. Faculty, staff & students who are in the noble profession of imparting Health education & service to overcome pain continue to suffer & bear the pathetic & unhealthy built environment. So much so that it is hard to identify any part which can be restored thus overruling any possibility of restoration.

One visit would highlight the poor & unhygienic condition, delinking of interrelated service, overcrowding, chaos, unplanned growth, etc. can only make one ponder with disbelief the state in which Modern Health Service & Education is being imparted.

Though the student intake was increased to 100 from 60 in 1988, subsequent inspection by the medical Council of India (MCI) the issue and gave time for up gradation. Subsequent delays led them to issue a strong objection & final strictures for the same.

The Government appointed the Nagpur Improvement Trust (NIT) as a nodal agency vide GR dated 17.05.03 and handed over the paper possession of 42.5 acres of land. A MOU was signed between NIT & IGMC. Accordingly. NIT had to develop and build the total infrastructure by raising finance through the commercial potential of the land.

However subsequent study & measurement showed that the total area available for development was 39.26 acres instead of 42,5 acres as was originally assumed. The 25 acre land required for the Medical Hospital & College could not be reduced due to norms of MCI of shortfall had to be absorbed in the commercial area, thus reducing its potential & subsequently a deficit of 60 crore plus was estimated.

Many alternative possibilities were studied & one alternative was to overcome the deficit was to combine 5 acre of Ajni land with this proposal for commercial/residential exploitation.

Finally the Hon Chief Minster who heads the cabinet Infrastructure Committee gave his approval during the meeting held on 24.11.06 The decisions were as following:-

1. BOT offers will be invited for construction of the total Hospital & College complex as per design of NIT.
2. BOT operator will be allowed to utilize commercial space to be built on 11.4 acres of land & additional 5 acre of Ajni land for Commercial /residential complex.
Cost of Project :-100Crore

List of Schemes By N.I.T. Nagpur

Sr.No	Name Of Scheme
1	Ajni Expansion Scheme
2	Ajni Street Scheme
3	Abhyankar Road Widing & Buty Mahal Street Scheme
4	Ambazari HSG ACCO Scheme
5	Alteration Of Binakhi HSG ACCO Scheme
6	Bezanbag Improvement Scheme
7	Bhamti Parsodi Street Scheme
8	Binakhi HSG ACCO Scheme
9	Civil Station EXP Scheme
10	Central Road Scheme Section I( West Precinct)
11	Central Road Scheme Section II-A
12	Central Road Scheme Section II-B
13	Central Road Scheme Section III
14	Central Road Scheme Section III (Alteration)
15	Drainage And Sewage Disposal Scheme Part I
16	Drainage And Sewage Disposal Scheme Part II
17	Drainage And Sewage Disposal Scheme Part III
18	Ester Industrial Area Street Scheme
19	Green Belt Control Scheme
20	Gopal Nagar Improvement Scheme
21	Industrial Area Improvement Scheme
22	Industrial Basti Scheme
23	Indor Housing Accommodation Scheme
24	Mount Road Extension Scheme
25	Motibag Improvement Scheme
26	Northen Expansion scheme
27	Nari Expansion Scheme
28	Panchpaoli Housing Accommodation Scheme
29	Futala Street Scheme
30	Pachpaoli Road Widing Scheme
31	Sangam Canallsation And Improvement Scheme Part I
32	Sangam Canallsation And Improvement Scheme Part II
33	Sangam Improvement Scheme
34	Small Factory Area Scheme
35	Sakkardara Street Scheme
36	Shivangaon Jaitala Street Scheme
37	Sitabuidi (West) Improvement
38	Tent And Khalashi Line Improvement Scheme
39	Wathoda Street Scheme
40	Wanjari Housing Accommodation Scheme
41	Winding The Junction of Walkar Road And Itwari Mahal Road
42	Panchpaoli & Mahal Road
43	Craddock Road & Itwari Station Road
44	Winding Of Golibar Chowk
45	Chindawada Road Industrial Area Street Scheme
46	Chichbhavan Industrial Area Street Scheme
47	Kamtee Road Industrial Area Street Scheme
48	Pachpaoli road Over Bridge Approch("T" Junction)
49	New Nagpur
50	Itwara Station Road
51	Babulkheda Street Scheme
52	Umred Road Industrial Area Street Scheme
53	Ganga Jamuna Road Widing Scheme
54	Pachpoli Road Widing scheme Phase II

DEPARTMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS Government Medical College Nagpur

60 Bedded Ward for Inpatient services

OPD services

Asthma Clinic

MDR Ward for treatment of MDR TB cases under DOTS Plus

Laboratory facilities for establishing the diagnosis of tuberculosis including sputum smear examination, culture and drug resistance test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.Specialised accredited Mycobacteriology Laboratory with advanced facilities like Line probe assay for culture DST.

A unit for chest radiology for in-patients and Chest OPD patients.

Plethysmogrphy

DLCO

Pulmonary Function Test

Cardiopulmonary Stress Test

DEPARTMENT OF RADIOTHERAPY Government Medical College Nagpur

Teletherapy ( Tele Cobalt-Theratron -780 E )

Brachytherapy- ( Microselectron Remot after load HDR Brachytherapy)

Chemotherapy for solid tumours

Oral morphine for cancer pain management

Palliative care

Cancer counseling

Population based cancer registry

Cancer awareness Programmes for the prevention and early detection of cancer

DEPARTMENT OF OBGY Government Medical College Nagpur,

Antenatal clinic& Post natal clinic and

Gynecological and Family Welfare Clinic

6 days / week

Emergency Obstetric care – round the clock

Gynecological Operative Procedures

Critical Obstetrical Care.

U.S.G with T.V.S.

Diagnostic & Operative Endoscopies

Intensive Obstetric Care Unit

Gynecological malignancy management

Family Planning and Safe Abortion Services

Prevention of Parent to Child transmission

Of HIV infection,

Preventive Oncology and Treatment-

Paps smear

Colposcopy

Cauterization

Management of post menopausal women

Infertility clinic

Sickle cell Patients care

DEPARTMENT OF ENT Government Medical College Nagpur,

DEPARTMENT OF ENT Government Medical College Nagpur.

• Pure tone Audiometry & Impedance Audiometry.
• Temporal Bone Dissection Laboratory.
• All routine ENT Surgeries.
• Micro ear surgery.
• Head & Neck surgery.
• Phonosurgery & Micro-laryngeal Surgery.
• Anti – drooling surgery.
• Thyroid Surgery.
• Endoscopy of upper aero-digestive tract.
• Flexible Bronchoscopy.
• Head & Neck Cancer Surgery.
• 12. Nasal Endoscopy & Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery.
• 13. Voice Therapy.

DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS Government Medical College Nagpur

• NICU
• PICU
• Sickle Cell Clinic
• Departmental Laboratory Facility Available
• Health Education for patient (documentaries, Lectures etc.)

Government Medical College Nagpur

Address :
Government Medical College
Near Hanuman Nagar
Nagpur- 440009.

Phone no. : 0712-2744671

Dean no. : 0712-2701642

Chief administrative officer : 0712-2702404

G.M.C. blood bank : 0712-2744695

Casualty : 0712-2701109

Fax : 0712-2744489

I.C.C.U. : 0712-2744676

Mortuary : 0712-2701646

Traffic Penalties And Fine by RTO Nagpur by Traffic Police

M.V. ACT-1988 Compounding Chart.

Sr. No.	Section	Conviction Section	Particulars	Type of M.V.	Fine
1.	3	181	Driving without valid license	All Vehicle	300/-
2.	5	180	Allowing a person driving without license	All Vehicle	300/-
3.	146	196	Driving uninsured vehicle	All Vehicle	300/-
4.	158(A) (B)	166	Driving without keeping license and other documents	All Vehicle	100/-
5.	39	192(1)	1. Driving an unregistered vehicle	Two wheeler	300/-
		192(2)	2. Driving an unregistered all vehicle except Two wheeler	Except two wheeler	1000/-
6.	66	192(A)	Violating permit and license conditions	Except two wheeler	1000/-
7.	56	192(A)	Driving without fitness certificate	Except two wheeler	1000/-
8.	128	177	Driving a two wheeler more than one pillion rider	Two wheeler	100/-
9.	122	177	Creating obstruction to traffic on road	All Vehicle	100/-
10.	117	177	Keeping once vehicle in no parking zone.	All Vehicle	100/-
11.	119	177	Violating traffic light signal using wrong side, cutting lanes, not stopping at the stop line, using pressure horn	All Vehicle	100/-
12.	119(R)	177	Taking vehicle no entry zone.	All Vehicle	100/-
13.	184 119	184	Rash driving, using pressure horn and musical horn.	All Vehicle	500/-
14.	250(A)	177	Using mobile phone while driving	All Vehicle	100/-
15.	184	177	Driving rashly with one hand	All Vehicle	500/-
16.	105	-	Driving without light	All Vehicle	-
17.	179(1)	179	Disobeying police officer’s direction	All Vehicle	200/-
18.	179(2)	179	Giving false information in police officer	All Vehicle	200/-
19.	190(2)	190	1. Driving in unfit and unsafe vehicle	All Vehicle	500/-
		190(2)	2. Driving without P.U.C. (Pollution Under Certificate)	All Vehicle	500/-
20.	112	183	Violating speed limit	All Vehicle	200/-
21.	21(20)	177	Over seat in auto	Auto driver	50/-
22.	21(12)	177	Charging excess than meter value	Auto driver	50/-
23.	24(2)	177	Auto driver not wearing the batch	Auto driver	50/-
24.	51	177	Using non standard number plate	Except two wheeler	100/-
25.	3(C)	177	Driver having learner license not using L board.	All Vehicle	100/-