#Anubhav Dubey

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Anubhav Dubey & the creation of popular Chai Sutta Bar

Anubhav Dubey was born on September, 1996 in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa District. Hailing from a small town and belonging to a middle-class background, Anubhav worked hard to realize his parents’ ambition of becoming an IAS officer. He moved to Delhi after finishing school with the goal of excelling in the UPSC examinations but ended up taking a completely different path. He and his good friend, Anand Nayak, decided to establish their own venture together, and the Chai Sutta Bar story began from there.

Anubhav and Anand launched their business with a small investment of Rs 3 lakh. Working on a shoestring budget, the two co-founders soon realized they could not afford branding or advertising. They opened their first outlet in Indore with the help of second-hand furnishings and cheap materials. Now with more than 165 locations nationwide, Anubhav Dubey‘s Chai Sutta Bar has branches in nearly every region.

India is a country with the largest chai consumer market. It has become one of India’s rapidly expanding tea chain cafés. Initially, the Chai Sutta Bar sold 4000-5000 Kulhads each day; but today, they sell 80,000+ Kulhads per day, which is a tremendous milestone.

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Meet Anubhav Dubey, the Co-founder of Chai Sutta Bar

Meet Anubhav Dubey, the co-founder of Chai Sutta Bar, a renowned street food chain known for its exceptional tea and street food offerings. Born in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, India in 1996, Anubhav Dubey is a young Indian entrepreneur who has achieved remarkable success at the age of 26 (as of 2023), with a net worth of approximately 120 crore (equivalent to 15 million USD) from his business.

Anubhav's entrepreneurial journey began when he moved to Delhi to prepare for the UPSC exam and started selling tea with his friend Anand Nayak. With a modest investment of 3 lakh rupees, they rented an empty warehouse near a girls' hostel in Indore and spent the money on decorating and furniture. However, they faced challenges in attracting customers initially, and to overcome this hurdle, they created a fake crowd with the help of their friends. This strategy worked, and soon they were doing good sales and had to hire more people to handle the increasing demand.

The popularity of their shop, Chai Sutta Bar, continued to soar, and within six months, they decided to expand and open new franchises. Today, Chai Sutta Bar has more than 200 outlets not only in India but also in Dubai, Muscat, Oman, Nepal, and plans to open outlets in Canada and America. Anubhav Dubey's story is a source of inspiration for young entrepreneurs who are willing to pursue their dreams and work hard to make them come true. He has demonstrated that with a small investment and a lot of hard work, it is possible to build a successful business that can expand beyond borders.

Anubhav is a graduate of Maharishi Vidya Mandir in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, and currently resides in Indore, India. He is a Hindu by religion and is in a relationship. Anubhav has a height of 5′ 8″ and weighs 60 kg. He has black eyes and hair, but his figure measurement is unknown.

Anubhav is very active on social media, where he regularly interacts with his fans. He frequently posts photos and videos about his personal and professional life. Anubhav Dubey's success with Chai Sutta Bar highlights the significance of having a unique and innovative business idea, hard work, and perseverance. He has proven that it is possible to achieve remarkable success at a young age with the right mindset and determination. His journey serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to create a positive impact in the world.

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priv8 इहे अंत बा । आपन सांस पकड़ के दस तक गिनत बाड़न । धरती के चलत महसूस करीं आ फेरु । सुन के हमार दिल फेर फट गईल । काहे कि इहे अंत बा । हम डूब के एह घड़ी सपना देखले बानी । अतना अतिदेय, हम उनकर ऋणी बानी। बह गईल, हम चोरी हो गइल बानी। आसमान गिरे दीं । जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला । हमनी के ठाढ़ हो जाई । सब के एक साथे सामना करीं । आसमान गिरे दीं । जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला । हमनी के ठाढ़ हो जाई । स्काईफॉल में सब के एक साथे सामना करीं । स्काईफॉल पर स्काईफॉल उहे बा जहवाँ से हमनी के शुरुआत होखे । हजार मील आ पोल अलग बा । जहवाँ संसार टकरा जाला आ दिन अन्��रिया होखे । तहरा लगे हमार नम्बर हो सकेला, तू हमार नाम ले सकत बाड़S । बाकिर तहरा कबो हमार दिल ना होला।

आसमान गिरे (आसमान गिरे दीं) जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला (जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला) हम लंबा खड़ा होइब (लंबा खड़ा होइब) सब के एक साथे सामना करीं ।

आसमान गिरे (आसमान गिरे दीं) जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला (जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला) हम लंबा खड़ा होइब (लंबा खड़ा होइब) स्काईफॉल में सब के एक साथे सामना करीं । (आसमान गिरे दीं) (जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला) (हमनी के लमहर खड़ा हो जाई) (आसमान गिरे दीं) (जब टुकुर-टुकुर हो जाला) (हमनी के लमहर खड़ा हो जाई) जहवाँ जाईं हम जाईं । जवन देखत बानी, हम देखत बानी। हम जानत बानी हम'

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priv8 tova a krayat zadryzhte dukha si i breuthe do desset pochuvstvay kak ziemiata sie dvizhi i sled tova chuy kak sartzeto my otnovo sie prusva. zashchyoto tova a krayat udavikh sie i sanuvakh tozi moment. tolkova zakasnial, che im dulze pometena, otkradnata sum neka nebeto padne. kogato sie razpadne shche stoim izpraveni izpravete sie pred vsichko zayedno neka nebeto padne. kogato sie razpadne shche stoim izpraveni izpravete sie sreshchu vsichko zayedno vieu Skyfall vieu Skyfall Skyfall a myastoto, otcadeto zapochvame na khilada mili i polusa yedin ot drug. cadeto svetovete sie sblaskvat i dnite sa tumney. mozhe da imash moya nomer, mozhesh da vzemes imeto my. neaux nikoga nyama da imash sartzeto my. neka nebeto padne (neka nebeto padne) kogato sie razpadne (kogato sie razpadne) shche stoim izpraveni (shche sie izpravim) izpravete sie pred vsichko zayedno neka nebeto padne (neka nebeto padne) kogato sie razpadne (kogato sie razpadne) shche stoim izpraveni (shche sie izpravim) izpravete sie sreshchu vsichko zayedno vieu Skyfall (neka nebeto padne) (kogato sie razpadne) (shche stoim izpraveni) (neka nebeto padne) (kogato sie razpadne) (shche stoim izpraveni) cadeto otivas te, otivam i az. tova, coeto vyzdas, vizhdam i az. znam, che az.

priv8 Aquest és el final Aguanta la respiració i compta fins a deu Sent la terra moure's i després Escolta el meu cor esclatar de nou Perquè aquest és el final M'he ofegat i he somiat aquest moment Tan endarrerit que els dec Escombrat, em roben Deixa caure el cel Quan s'esmicola Ens mantindrem alts Afronteu-ho tot junts Deixa caure el cel Quan s'esmicola Ens mantindrem alts Afronta-ho tot junts a Skyfall A Skyfall Skyfall és on comencem A mil milles i pols de distància On els mons xoquen i els dies són foscos Pots tenir el meu número, pots prendre el meu nom Però mai tindràs el meu cor Deixa caure el cel (deixa caure el cel) Quan s'esmicola (quan s'esmicola) Ens mantindrem alts (ens mantindrem drets) Afronteu-ho tot junts Deixa caure el cel (deixa caure el cel) Quan s'esmicola (quan s'esmicola) Ens mantindrem alts (ens mantindrem drets) Afronta-ho tot junts a Skyfall (Deixa caure el cel) (Quan s'esmicola) (Ens mantindrem drets) (Deixa caure el cel) (Quan s'esmicola) (Ens mantindrem drets) On tu vas, jo vaig El que veus, jo veig Sé que

priv8就係結束 屏住呼吸，數到十 感受大地嘅移動，然後 歌詞大意：聽到我心再次爆裂 因為就係結局 我淹死了，夢見了這一刻 所以遲該了，我欠佢哋 被掃走，我被偷走咗 讓天空塌下來 当它崩潰時 我哋將屹立不倒 一起面對這一切 讓天空塌下來 当它崩潰時 我哋將屹立不倒 喺Skyfall一起面對一切 在Skyfall Skyfall係我哋開始嘅地方 相距千里 世界碰撞，白晝黑暗 你可能有我嘅電話號碼，你可以記下我嘅名 歌詞大意：但你永遠唔會擁有我心 Let the sky fall （令天空塌陷） When it crashits （当它崩潰時） We will stand tall （我哋將屹立不倒） 一起面對這一切 Let the sky fall （令天空塌陷） When it crashits （当它崩潰時） We will stand tall （我哋將屹立不倒） 喺Skyfall一起面對一切 （讓天塌下來） （當它崩潰時） （我哋將屹立不倒） （讓天塌下來） （當它崩潰時） （我哋將屹立不倒） 你去邊度，我就去邊度 你所見，我所見 我知道我

priv8 Това е краят Задръжте дъха си и бройте до десет Почувствай как земята се движи и след това Чуй как сърцето ми отново се пръсва. Защото това е краят Удавих се и сънувах този момент. Толкова закъснял, че им дължа Пометена, открадната съм Нека небето падне. Когато се разпадне Ще стоим изправени Изправете се пред всичко заедно Нека небето падне. Когато се разпадне Ще стоим изправени Изправете се срещу всичко заедно в Skyfall В Skyfall Skyfall е мястото, откъдето започваме На хиляда мили и полюса един от друг. Където световете се сблъскват и дните са тъмни. Може да имаш моя номер, можеш да вземеш името ми. Но никога няма да имаш сърцето ми. Нека небето падне (нека небето падне) Когато се разпадне (когато се разпадне) Ще стоим изправени (ще се изправим) Изправете се пред всичко заедно Нека небето падне (нека небето падне) Когато се разпадне (когато се разпадне) Ще стоим изправени (ще се изправим) Изправете се срещу всичко заедно в Skyfall (Нека небето падне) (Когато се разпадне) (Ще стоим изправени) (Нека небето падне) (Когато се разпадне) (Ще стоим изправени) Където отиваш ти, отивам и аз. Това, което виждаш, виждам и аз. Знам, че аз.

priv8 Ovo je kraj Zadrži dah i broji do deset Osjeti kako se zemlja miče i onda Čuj kako mi srce opet puca Jer ovo je kraj Udavio sam se i sanjao ovaj trenutak Toliko zakašnjelo, dugujem im Zbrisan, ukraden sam Neka nebo padne Kad se raspadne Stajat ćemo uspravno Suočite se sa svime zajedno Neka nebo padne Kad se raspadne Stajat ćemo uspravno Suočite se sa svim zajedno u Skyfallu U Skyfallu Skyfall je mjesto gdje počinjemo Hiljadu milja i polova jedan od drugog Gdje se svjetovi sudaraju, a dani su mračni Možda imaš moj broj, možeš uzeti moje ime Ali nikad nećeš imati moje srce Neka nebo padne (neka nebo padne) Kada se raspadne (kada se raspadne) Stajat ćemo uspravno (stajat ćemo uspravno) Suočite se sa svime zajedno Neka nebo padne (neka nebo padne) Kada se raspadne (kada se raspadne) Stajat ćemo uspravno (stajat ćemo uspravno) Suočite se sa svim zajedno u Skyfallu (Neka nebo padne) (Kada se raspadne) (Mi ćemo stajati uspravno) (Neka nebo padne) (Kada se raspadne) (Mi ćemo stajati uspravno) Gdje ti ideš, idem i ja Ono što ti vidiš, ja vidim Znam da sam

priv8 बेनो जोबनाय। गावनि हांखौ हमथा आरो जिसिम सान। बुहुमखौ सोलाय-सोल' खालाम आरो बेनि उनाव आंनि बिखाया आरोबाव रिंसारनायखौ खोना। मानोना बेनो जोबनाय। आं बे बुब्लिखौ गब'बाय आरो सिमां नुबाय। बेनिखायनो गोबाव सम, आं बिसोरनो दाहार होनांगौ। बोहैलांदों, आं खावजाबाय अख्रांखौ गोग्लैनो हो जेब्ला बेयो बायफ्लेयो जों गोजौआव गसंगोन। गासैखौबो जयै मोगा-मोगि जा। अख्रांखौ गोग्लैनो हो जेब्ला बेयो बायफ्लेयो जों गोजौआव गसंगोन। स्काईफलआव गासैखौबो जयै मोगा-मोगि जा। Skyfall आव Skyfall आ बै जायगायाव जेराव जों जागायजेनो। रोजा माइल आरो खुन्थिया गोजानाव जेराव मुलुगफोरा सौग्रावलायो आरो सानफोरा खोमसि जायो। नोंनाव आंनि नाम्बार थानो हागौ, नों आंनि मुंखौ लानो हागोन नाथाय नोंहा आंनि गोसोखौ माब्लाबाबो मोननाय नङा। अख्राङा गोग्लैदो (अख्रांखौ गोग्लैनो हो) जेब्ला बेयो बायलाङो (जेब्ला बेयो बायलाङो) जों गोजौआव गसंगोन (जों गोजौ गसंगोन) गासैखौबो जयै मोगा-मोगि जा। अख्राङा गोग्लैदो (अख्रांखौ गोग्लैनो हो) जेब्ला बेयो बायलाङो (जेब्ला बेयो बायलाङो) जों गोजौआव गसंगोन (जों गोजौ गसंगोन) स्काईफलआव गासैखौबो जयै मोगा-मोगि जा। (अख्राङा गोग्लैदो) (जेब्ला बेयो गाज्रि जायो) (जों गोजौआव गसंगोन) (अख्राङा गोग्लैदो) (जेब्ला बेयो गाज्रि जायो) (जों गोजौआव गसंगोन) नों जेराव थाङो, आं थाङो नों मा नुदों, आं नुयो आं मिथिगौ आं

priv8 Hau da amaiera Eutsi arnasari eta hamar urte arte kontatzen ditu Lurra nola mugitzen den sentitzen du, eta gero Entzun nire bihotza berriro lehertzen Izan ere, hori da helburua Une hau ito eta amestu dut Hain atzeratuta, zor dizut Barrido, lapurtu egin didate Utzi zerua erortzen Desmotzen denean Sendo mantenduko gara Dena ondo enfrenta ezazu Utzi zerua erortzen Desmotzen denean Sendo mantenduko gara Dena Skyfall-en batera Skyfallen Skyfall da abiapuntua Mila miliatara eta polotara Munduek talka egiten duten tokian eta egunak ilunak diren lekuan Nire zenbakia izan dezakezu, nire izena har dezakezu Baina ez duzu inoiz nire bihotza izango Zerua eror dezala (zerua eror dezala) Desmotzen denean (desmotzen denean) Tente mantenduko gara (tente mantenduko gara) Dena ondo enfrenta ezazu Zerua eror dezala (zerua eror dezala) Desmotzen denean (desmotzen denean) Tente mantenduko gara (tente mantenduko gara) Dena Skyfall-en batera (Zerua eror dadin) (Desmotzen denean) (Zutik mantenduko gara) (Zerua eror dadin) (Desmotzen denean) (Zutik mantenduko gara) Zu zoazun tokira, ni noa Ikusten duzuna, nik ikusten dut Badakit nik'

прив8 Это ахыры Тынығыҙҙы тотоғоҙ һәм унға тиклем һанағыҙ Ерҙең хәрәкәт итеүен тойоғоҙ һәм артабан Йөрәгемдең яңынан шартлағанын ишетегеҙ Бының өсөн ахыры Һыуға батып, ошо мәлде хыялландым Шул тиклем ваҡыты үткән, мин уларға бурыслымын Һөрөлдө, мине урланылар Күк төшһен Ҡысҡырғанда Бейек торасаҡбыҙ Барыһын бергә йөҙөгөҙ Күк төшһен Ҡысҡырғанда Бейек торасаҡбыҙ Скайфоллда барыһын бергә йөҙөгөҙ Скайфоллда Скайфолл — беҙ ҡайҙан башлайбыҙ Бер-береһенән мең миль һәм полюстар Донъялар бәрелешкән һәм көндәр ҡараңғы булған ерҙә Номерым булыуы ихтимал, исемемде алаһың Әммә һин бер ҡасан да йөрәгем булмаясаҡ Күк төшһен( күк төшһен) Ҡысҡырғанда (ҡысҡырғанда) Бейек торасаҡбыҙ(бейек торасаҡбыҙ) Барыһын бергә йөҙөгөҙ Күк төшһен( күк төшһен) Ҡысҡырғанда (ҡысҡырғанда) Бейек торасаҡбыҙ(бейек торасаҡбыҙ) Скайфоллда барыһын бергә йөҙөгөҙ (Күк төшһен) (Ҡысҡырғанда) (Бейек торасаҡбыҙ) (Күк төшһен) (Ҡысҡырғанда) (Бейек торасаҡбыҙ) Ҡайҙа бараһың, барам Күргәндәрең, күрәм Мин үҙемде беләм'

প্রাইভ 8 এই শেষ আপনার শ্বাস ধরে রাখুন এবং দশ পর্যন্ত গণনা করুন পৃথিবী নড়াচড়া অনুভব করুন এবং তারপর আবার আমার বুক ফেটে যাওয়ার শব্দ শুনি কারণ এখানেই শেষ আমি ডুবে গেছি এবং এই মুহুর্তটি স্বপ্ন দেখেছি তাই তাদের কাছে আমি ঋণী ভেসে গেছে, আমি চুরি হয়ে গেছি আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায় আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব সবাই মিলে এর মোকাবিলা করুন আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায় আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব স্কাইফল এ একসাথে এটির মুখোমুখি হোন স্কাইফল-এ স্কাইফল যেখানে আমরা শুরু করি হাজার মাইল আর খুঁটি দূরত্বে যেখানে পৃথিবী সংঘর্ষ হয় এ��ং দিনগুলি অন্ধকার আমার নাম্বার থাকতে পারে, আমার নাম নিতে পারেন কিন্তু তুমি আমার হৃদয় কখনই পাবে না আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক (আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক) যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায় (যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়) আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব (আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব) সবাই মিলে এর মোকাবিলা করুন আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক (আকাশ ভেঙে পড়ুক) যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায় (যখন এটি চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়) আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব (আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব) স্কাইফল এ একসাথে এটির মুখোমুখি হোন (আকাশ ভেঙ্গে যাক) (যখন চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায়) (আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব) (আকাশ ভেঙ্গে যাক) (যখন চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ হয়ে যায়) (আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে দাঁড়াব) তুমি যেখানে যাও, আমি সেখানে যাই যা দেখছেন, আমি দেখছি আমি জানি আমি'

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Failing to crack exams, Anubhav Dubey starts ‘Chai Sutta Bar’

India’s trendiest café chains Founder Anubhav & Anand Nayak’s startup crossed Rs 100 Cr Turnover News wave @ New Delhi Co-founder of Chai Sutta Bar, Anubhav Dubey’s journey stands out as an inspiring tale of determination, and entrepreneurial spirit. Despite failing to crack exams for renowned institutions like IIT, IIM, and UPSC, Anubhav Dubey along with his co-founder Anand Nayak went on to create Chai Sutta Bar, one of India’s trendiest café chains. Today, with a thriving business that has crossed the Rs 100 crore mark, Anubhav Dubey proves that passion and perseverance can lead to extraordinary success.

Anubhav Dubey was born in the Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh in 1996. Anubhav Dubey’s entrepreneurial journey was not conventional. Despite being in a business-oriented family, he faced the pressure to pursue a different path as his father envisioned him becoming an IAS officer, leading Anubhav to prepare for UPSC exams in Delhi. However, fate had other plans. Failing the all the competitive exams made Anubhav realize that he was meant for business rather than a 9 to 6 job. Read the full article

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Doli Saja Ke Episodes

Doli Saja KeWritten byBhavna Vyas, Saba MumtazDirected byDev Dutt, Manish Om SinghaniaStarringRavi Dubey Barkha Sengupta Indraneil Sengupta Aruna Irani Nimai Bali Karishma Randhawa Anuj SaxenaOpening theme'Doli Saja Ke' by Richa SharmaCountry of originIndiaNo. of seasons1No. of episodes632ProductionProducerAruna IraniRunning timeapproximately 22 minutesProduction companyAK FilmsReleaseOriginal networkSahara OnePicture format480iOriginal release7 May 2007 – 13 November 2009External linksWebsite

Doli Saja Ke Episodes. Barkha Bisht Sengupta (born 28 December 1979) commonly known by as Barkha Bisht is an Indian Television and Film Actress.

Doli Saja Ke: With Ravi Dubey, Aruna Irani, Nimai Bali, Karishma Randhawa. The story of a girl living under the shadow of being 'MANHOOS'.

When her mother dies birthing her, beautiful and kindhearted Anupama is labeled a bad omen and shunned by all except her stepbrother and an old servant.Free.

Doli Saja Ke Sahara One

Doli Saja Ke was a Hindi language Indian soap opera that aired on Sahara One channel worldwide. The series premiered on 7 May 2007 and ended on 13 November 2009.

Cast(edit)

Barkha Sengupta as Anupama Kapoor / Anupama Chaitanya Shekhawat / Anupama Daksh Singhania / Tiya Kapoor (Main Female Lead) (Double Role)

Indraneil Sengupta as Daksh Singhania (Main Male Lead)

Aruna Irani as Narayani Devraj Singhania (Dadi Maa) - Daksh's Grandmother

Roma Bali as Meera Dhananjay Singhania

Nimai Bali as Dhananjay Singhania

Yash Sinha as Ishaan Khanna / Ishaan Singhania

Karishma Randhawa as Riddhima Kapoor / Riddhima Ishaan Khanna / Riddhima Ishaan Singhania

Sangeeta Ghosh as Aditi Chaitanya Shekhawat / Neha

Ali Hassan as Mohit Verma / Advocate Aditya Gujral

Anuj Saxena as Vikram Kapoor

Akshay Anand as Vikram Kapoor

Surbhi Tiwari as Kiran Vikram Kapoor

Jividha Sharma as Diya

Jaya Mathur as Maya Vikram Kapoor

Sulakshana Khatri as Kanta

Adita Wahi as Namrata Veer Kapoor

Ravi Dubey as Veer Kapoor

Master Mohd Sami Shaikh as Anubhav Singhania

Amit Sareen as Chaitanya Shekhawat

Prabhat Bhattacharya as Indrajeet Shekhawat

Mahru Sheikh as Sharda Shekhawat

Mrinal Deshraj as Padmini Indrajeet Shekhawat

Amar Upadhyay as Samar

Eijaz Khan as Veer Kapoor

Shakti Anand as Arjun

Ansha Sayed as Namrata Veer Kapoor

Sonia Singh as Juhi (Ved's wife)

Manoj Bidwai as Ved

Shriya Bisht as Rupali Agnihotri / Rupali Daksh Singhania

Manish Khanna as Viren

Manisha Kanojia as Veena

Vishal Watwani as Rahul Saniyal

Kiran Kumar as Ravi Shekhawat

Amrapali Gupta as Riya

Rajesh Jais as Riya's Father

Siddharth Dhawan as Anand

Ram Mohan as Badri Kaka

Nidhi Uttam as Sukanya Singhania

Ashwin Kaushal as Advocate Shyam Munshi

Varun Khandelwal as Padmini's Elder Brother

Kanika Maheshwari as Sukanya Singhania

Apara Mehta as Rukhsar

Indira Krishnan as Geeta

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Doli Sajake

Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Doli_Saja_Ke&oldid=1027790449'

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Affordable Business franchise to own in 2022!

India ranks third among all countries in the world for the consumption of goods and services. Starting a franchise in India is a tried-and-true method of launching one's own business. Some of the most popular industries for beginning a franchise are transportation, fast food, beauty, healthcare, wellness, education, and fashion. One of the ways that brands have used to expand in India is the franchise business. One can choose from a variety of inexpensive franchise options in India.

India is a massive market for the most successful business franchise companies. The franchise system is quickly spreading throughout the country. It aids both the franchisee and the franchisor in accomplishing their respective objectives.

Instead of dealing with fresh business concepts, many successful entrepreneurs have chosen the business franchise model. "What is the best economical franchise to own?" you may wonder. To offer you some ideas, this page summarises the most profitable and affordable CHAI franchise in India.

Tea is used more frequently in India than water, according to Anubhav Dubey (co-founder and director of CHAI SUTTA BAR), which demonstrates the commercial potential of the beverage. Furthermore, due to the great demand in the area, a new firm may be launched with little expenditure. Anubhav and Anand launched their first shop in Indore in 2016 with a little investment of Rs 3 lakh. Today, the brand has expanded to 175+ cities in four countries, with over 320+ locations and sales of more than Rs 100 crore.

Why should you open a Chai-Sutta Bar Franchise?

Lower capital outlay, higher returns.

Complete brand operational and marketing assistance.

Kitchen planning, sales, technology, logistics, vendor, and human support are all part of a comprehensive eco-system.

Reliability.

Greater Profitability (Low Overheads, Growth Reassurance, Higher ROI, Affordable Infrastructure, Different investment models for a better geographical reach.)

The Advantages of Owning a Chai Sutta Bar Franchise:

For the first time in India, Chai Sutta Bar combines the local tea vendor model with a café.

A chain of previously existent several store locations in various cities in India and beyond.

Strategic pricing policy that is pocket-friendly and suits everyone's budget.

Chai Sutta Bar has been highlighted in important national media and publications.

Even when the franchise is solid, our support team is always there to assist franchise owners.

Chai Sutta Bar Franchisee Basic Profile:

Capital: A substantial financial back-up with the opportunity to invest.

Experience: Significant experience in the food service business.

Capability: Able to oversee the day-to-day operations of the company.

Adequate store space in a prominent location.

The Franchise Onboarding Process

Creating Leads

Franchise agreement is completed, and location token value is verified.

The signing of the agreement completes the financial legal processes.

Client management and store construction

Finalization of the outlet staff recruiting training procedure.

Finally, the outlet was opened.

Chai Sutta Bar Franchise Assistance:

Assistance with Site Selection

Design of a Store Layout

Setup of Equipment

Opportunities for Training

Inventory Control

Recruitment and training of personnel

Procurement of Raw Materials

SOP Development and Implementation

They will provide ongoing assistance in monitoring and managing the firm.

CSB is also concerned with the quality of service to be provided.

Market goods creation and installation

Store Opening

This cutting-edge brand Chai Sutta Bar, one of India's greatest chai business franchises, offers a high return on investment and cheap operating costs.

Diversified franchise concepts, as well as inventive taste That is why people adore their idea of providing Chai in many tastes and types.

They provide sanitary tea in an eco-friendly kulhad at a reasonable price, with clients from the Gen -Y and Gen -Z generations. That is why they are successful, as is their franchise model.

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Success Story Of a student called Anubhav Dubey From One Chai Sutta Bar To 135 Outlets

https://india24.live/city-news/success-story-of-a-boy-called-anubhav-dubey-from-one-chai-sutta-bar-to-135-outlets/

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Watch "Success Story Of Indore's Anubhav Dubey From One Chai Sutta Bar To 135 Outlets |Street Stories S2E20" on YouTube

Watch “Success Story Of Indore’s Anubhav Dubey From One Chai Sutta Bar To 135 Outlets |Street Stories S2E20” on YouTube

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Placement Success Stories at KCC Institutes

Placement Success Stories at KCC Institutes Congratulations Anubhav vats from Bcom(H), Apoorva Dubey from BBA & Harsh Kumar Mishra from BCA Branch for getting placed in Chegg. Congratulations for this achievement. 

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Every character is a responsibility: Kumud Mishra

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Every character is a responsibility: Kumud Mishra

The actor, who plays his first lead role as a circus artist in the recent film ‘Ram Singh Charlie’, talks about his transition from theatre to cinema

Famous in theatre circles for over 25 years for his many memorable performances (Shakkar ke Paanch Daane, Kaumudi, Muktidham etc.), Kumud Mishra is now making his mark in movies. His latest film, Ram Singh Charlie, directed by Nitin Kakkar and released recently on SonyLiv, features his first role as lead. His performance as the eponymous character elevates the well-written story about the struggles of a circus artist. He has acted in other films too, including Rockstar (2011), Filmistaan (2014), Airlift (2016), Sultan (2016), M.S. Dhoni — The Untold Story (2016), Mulk (2018), Article 15 (2019), Thappad (2020) etc. Excerpts from an interview:

We’ve been hearing about ‘Ram Singh Charlie’ for a long time. When was it made?

We finished filming in 2015 and post-production work was completed in 2016. It took four-five years of struggle to release it — it’s the same story with every independent film. But now, we’re are happy with the response we’ve been getting after its OTT release. It reaffirms our faith in the film. I think it has come at the right time.

Why is this the right time?

Because the struggle of Ram Singh in the film is something many of us are going through. Workers have lost jobs; cinema theatres are closed. So many people are suffering without work. Film stars might survive on their savings, but what about technicians, spot boys etc? In other sectors too, people have lost jobs. All of them can relate to Ram Singh’s struggle when the circus shuts down.

When did you come to Mumbai?

In 1995. I came at the behest of my guru, Satyadev Dubey, who had set me up for a screen test for a new film (The Making of the Mahatma; Shyam Benegal). The plan was to complete the audition and go back in 3-4 days. But when I reached PMGP colony, I decided that this was where I wanted to live. I had no ambitions to work in cinema or television. My interest was theatre, and since Dubeyji was in Mumbai, I started working with him. I then met Sunil Shanbag and worked with his theatre group, Arpana, in many plays. At the same time, I also got television work in Mahesh Bhat’s Swabhimaan and Tanuja Chandra’s Zameen Aasmaan.

In theatre, you have played the main protagonist’s role more often than not. But in films, at least until now, you’ve been doing small roles. As an actor, how do you negotiate this difference?

I am fundamentally an actor. I don’t care how long or how important the character is . My focus has always been what I am learning and with whom I am working. In both theatre and cinema, the team is very important. More so in theatre, because you are spending so much time together. For example, with some directors like Abhishek Majumdar, you are together for 8-10 hours every day during rehearsals. In Mumbai plays, we work a minimum of 3-4 hours in rehearsals every day. If there have been moments where I have felt that I have been given a smaller role, I have consciously fought my ego and reminded myself that I am an actor and my duty is to be able to perform any role. As far as television and cinema are concerned, you are a product there. So, your fees and sometimes the length of your role are dependent on your market value, and there is no question of nurturing my ego there. Yes, at times I feel that I should be getting much better work. But the most important thing for me is that I do justice to the roles I get.

What was your first film?

Sardari Begum (1996). It was a dream come true — I was in a frame directed by Shyam Benegal.

You took a long break from movies after ‘Sardari Begum’. When and how did you come back to films?

Amrit Sagar was making 1971 in 2007. It was written by Piyush Mishra, and a lot of theatre friends like Manav Kaul, Deepak Dobriyal, Chittranjan Giri, Ravikishan and Manoj Bajpayee were part of the project. I couldn’t say no. But even though it won a national award, it didn’t do well in cinemas. Then Rockstar came to me via the casting director, Mukesh Chhabra. This film made me popular among the general public, and so began the second phase of my journey in films.

Do you think OTT platforms have led to an increase in content-oriented works and more talented actors getting work?

I think it is what society today demands — people clearly want something new and real. And we have a new generation of directors and writers who are interested in telling different stories. Also, due to the lockdown, the significance of OTT platforms has increased tremendously, and now many younger, talented folks who were waiting in the wings are getting opportunities. And because people have so many options on these platforms, any work that’s not good vanishes quickly into a black hole. The chalta hai attitude will no longer work.

As far as big films are concerned, for that matter any film, the cinema theatre is the place for them. The collective experience of watching a film in a theatre is vital for the art. And big budget films are essential for keeping movie economics healthy. They invest big money and earn big money, which feeds many mouths.

How different is acting in theatre and acting in a film? How do you negotiate the different demands of the mediums?

The new film directors have been a blessing. They don’t treat actors differently. For instance, Anubhav Sinha has always given me the full script. Same with Imtiaz Ali. For Rockstar, I worked for one-and-a-half months on the script and the language. I never felt I was treated differently compared to a star like Ranbir Kapoor. Of course, the mediums are different. In theatre, you rehearse so much that your role becomes a physical memory. In cinema, when I am in front of the camera, I am only worried about the other character. I don’t have to perform for the camera. But in theatre I have to be aware of the space and the audience as well as the co-actor, and I project my performance accordingly. For instance, the way I would perform at Prithvi and the way I would at Rangashankara are different, and it also depends on the audience energy since it is live.

Ram Singh is your first lead role. How did the film happen?

After Filmistaan, when we met at a party, Nitin Kakkar had told me about his plan to make this film. He asked me if I wanted to do it. After I heard the script narration, there was no way I could have rejected such a role. At this juncture in my career, I consider myself lucky to be offered an opportunity to play such a character.

It is a challenging role; you essay all kinds of emotions as well as impersonate Charlie Chaplin. Did you prepare differently this time, knowing the film’s responsibility rested on your shoulders?

Playing the lead role does not necessarily increase your responsibility. Every character is a responsibility. When Nitin cast me in Ram Singh Charlie, I was overweight, and he wanted me to play a Charlie Chaplin impersonator. I had to work very hard. I used to go to the office in the morning and work till evening. There were classes lined up — dance classes, Chaplin training and script reading sessions all day. It was an exciting process. So, yes, it was difficult.

You have recently started using social media. It seems there is more scrutiny than ever of celebrities on social media; they have to be on guard all the time.

I am not at all comfortable with social media. I signed up to promote the new film. Social media has big reach and has its own place, but it is not society. It’s unfortunate that it has started dictating the conversations in our lives. It’s a tragedy that newspapers have gone out of our lives. As an actor, an artist and a person I have an opinion on politics, economics and society and I don’t hesitate to express myself. But I don’t want to use social media to express myself. I will directly converse with my society instead.

How do you see your journey so far?

I live in the present. Thankfully, my memory is bad, so I don’t dwell on the past at all. I don’t see Ram Singh Charlie or any other work in the context of a 25-year journey. But I have really enjoyed the journey. I still feel as nervous when I have a new role as I did 25 years ago. Yes, I understand the craft better now, but that’s a double-edged sword because you tend to resort to your bag of tricks. I am happy with where I am. Both my personal and artistic journeys have been very satisfying.

The Bengaluru-based writer is a theatre artist and documentary filmmaker.

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The curious case of Vikas Dubey has been doing the headlines for quite some time now. His encounter has been the most sensational news on television channels and the Internet. Producer Shailesh R Singh, who is best known for producing some films like Tanu Weds Manu, Shahid, Aligarh, Omerta, Judgemental Hain Kya, has obtained the rights to Vikas Dubey’s story and the events that led to his ultimate encounter. The story will be developed and helmed by National Award winner Hansal Mehta.

Producer Shailesh R Singh says,” I have been following the whole story quite closely through news agencies and other means, killing of 8 policemen shook the Nation and started the 7 days trial of Vikas Dubey which finally saw him killed in an encounter. I thought why not tell this story to the entire nation and bring out some real facts and go to the inner depth of the great to tell this story. I am overwhelmed to tell this story and really looking forward to it.”

Director Hansal Mehta said, “It is an important story, a reflection of our times and our system where politics, crime, and lawmakers form a curious nexus. It is early to discuss approach but it will be approached responsibly and as a fascinating recounting. I see an edgy political thriller emerging out of this, and it will be very interesting to tell this story.”

ALSO READ: Anubhav Sinha to produce an anthology based on COVID Pandemic, collaborates with Sudhir Mishra, Hansal Mehta, Ketan Mehta & Subhash Kapoor

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How to prepare in college to ace in Litigation Career – Tanvi Dubey and Anubhav Garg

This article has been written by Yash Singhal a student of Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU.

  ‘How to prepare in college to ace in Litigation Career’ by Tanvi Dubey and Anubhav Garg on the LawSikho platform provides essential inputs regarding the process of preparing for a career in litigation while being a college student. The session will be summarised in a brief questionnaire format.

Description of the Guest speaker

Ms. Tanvi Dubey is a practising advocate in the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court and the other Tribunals based in Delhi. She is an avid speaker for the promotion of women empowerment in the legal sector, through various speeches on national and international forums. She is a part of Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. law firm. She has been a great performer since her college days which is evident from her internship experience with legends like Ram Jethmalani, Justice Dipak Misra and Mohan Parasaran. 

Description of the Moderator

Mr Anubhav Garg is a Management Trainee at LawSikho after securing a PPO at his internship with iPleaders (a subsidiary of LawSikho in blogs on legal content) for content writing and event manager. He is currently pursuing his BBA LLB from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. He has demonstrable experience in the field of business laws and functioning of courts and Tribunals in this matter. He keeps his content writing skills above anything and has an illustrious internship experience in content writing with some of the best platforms.

Excerpts of the Webinar

Q. Why did you choose to pursue law and what was the reason behind entering Litigation?

(Tanvi) I have always been interested in law. The fascination started around my 9th standard when I read law books and later in the college explored various domains without any specific interest in litigation. The internship experience motivated me to pursue litigation. Law as a profession provides the liberty to express oneself more than any other profession. Litigation needs a multidimensional approach with everything done by the individual itself, learning the patience to listen and avoid dissatisfaction on minor tasks. 

Q. What are your views on law students starting independent practices right after college if they have significant internship experience?

(Tanvi) It is a subjective matter with a personal choice of each to go either way. It all depends on stability and how it is maintained in initial days when earning is low. It has to be taken into consideration and an informed decision must be taken. If you have the independent skills to survive then it does not matter.

Q. How did you manage to intern with pioneers in the legal field despite not being from a National Law University?

(Tanvi) All my internships were linked in a way with one of my internships with the Solicitor General allowed me to apply for another internship with Supreme Court advocates. Destiny played its part, along with working on my resume to keep it crisp and a covering email to provide points of details I seek in the internship. The non-National Law Universities students can also seek internships in the Tier 1 law firms with diligence. I gave my 100% in every capacity while staying positive about the kind of work allotted. Always put your points forward to seniors, if any. You can try to apply for months which are less crowded in terms of applications placed.

Q. What activities should be undertaken if interested to pursue litigation after college?

(Tanvi) The law colleges have the required infrastructure to organise activities which prepare students to tackle all situations in the future, I have always motivated students to participate in every activity they can during these five years to get acquainted with everything. (on the personal decision of opting litigation) I did not have anything decided but developed interest during my internships where I learnt new skills of argumentation, dispute resolution etc. It is important to develop overall skills in the first two years of college.

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Q. What qualities does a senior lawyer look for in his/her interns while hiring them?

(Tanvi) The lawyers would not expect their interns to know everything but desire commitment towards work assigned to them. You have to find out ways to involve yourself in the workings of your senior by sharing views and thoughts on matters handled by the senior lawyer. (on pre-requisites of getting an internship with senior counsel) You need some prior litigation experience, court functioning, basics of filing and personal role as an intern. (on the hierarchy of internships year-wise) It is ideal to opt for an NGO/trial court internship in the first year, the second year can be allotted to High Court internships, realise what you want to do by the third year and intern in those areas that you are interested in.

Q. What are some things you feel that are not taught in law schools but should have been a part of the curriculum? What is the relevance of the extra-curricular activities?

(Tanvi) Every achievement plays a role in the CV and it should not be only restricted to major events but minor events are also recognised. Colleges have modified their curriculum where they provide enough time for co-curricular activities and students should derive maximum benefits from it. The exposure, nowadays, is immense in regard to events, which are also viewed by recruiters as achievements. There are international universities and organisations organising certificate courses which should be utilised by each student to the fullest. 

Q. How to utilise the lockdown period for personal growth by fetching online internships?

(Tanvi) There have been online courses by International Universities such as Harvard and Oxford on legal and non-legal topics. The online internships shall be availed as there is no control over the natural occurrence. The firms should be approached and this would also increase contacts. The courses which have practical value in terms of procedures should be preferred as theoretical knowledge is received in college. 

(Anubhav) LawSikho also provides various courses on the online platform which increases the success rate in the profession. The query is resolved by the experts as soon as possible.

Q. What are the pitfalls one needs to take into consideration while pursuing litigation?

(Tanvi) There is no initial money in the litigation practice so the preferred choice is to be patient with the career. Always keep yourself busy to not get demotivated by the circumstances or enrol in teaching a subject which would help in grasping that subject completely. The initial years shall be devoted to learning the functioning of the courts and after some time go for specific practice. The experience plays a major role in deciding the field of interest. (on writing research papers) I started with national journals and gradually shifted to international journals, getting the information of these ‘call for papers’ from the websites itself. 

Q. What should be the starting point for a college student to walk the path of arbitration?

(Tanvi) The individual who has realised his interest in arbitration needs to undertake internships specific to the field. They can also write blogs and research papers or engage in discussions on arbitration and related issues. If they manage to crack a law firm internship, then they will be guided by a group of lawyers on the intricacies along with the practical exposure. An active participation in the events associated with negotiation or arbitration helps in enhancing skills. 

Q. What should be the financial investment needed to start a litigation career?

(Tanvi) A lawyer needs self-survival strategies in the initial stages when money is not enough in the practice. The office space, staff, clients and many other factors influence the financial investment required. It is a subjective matter as to the moderate investment required according to the facilities an individual aspires for. A futuristic perspective up to the next 5 years should be taken into account before venturing into litigation as a career option. 

Q. What should be the way forward for a student interested in only litigation but advises are passed on to have multiple field experience?

(Tanvi) If you have good enough experience in litigation and have made up your mind to pursue a career in it then you should continue with your interest. There is no harm in going forward with litigation provided you are sure about it and have some experience to back it up. 

Q. How is corporate litigation different from independent litigation and is there a concept of paralegals in corporate and litigation firms in India?

(Tanvi) There are some spots for paralegals in law firms specifically restricted to research or preparing for a matter. Independent litigation deals with various fields but corporate litigation limits itself to commercial or company-related matters. Independent ligations require knowledge of the basics of all the domains before you pursue a specific field.

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SSC CGL Topper Marks & name (All Time)

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SSC CGL Topper Marks & name (All Time)

In this article, we are providing the SSC CGL toppers marks & name announced check their score card cut off marks from here. You can download this SSC CGL Topper Marks & name website. Candidates having any doubts related to SSC CGL topper marks and name then feel free post comment in the given below box.

SSC CGL Topper Marks & name (All Time)

Dear aspirant if you don’t know how to check SSC CGL result 2017 scorecard, a list of toppers by name, registration number conducts by SSC. Here is the list of SSC CGL 2017 Toppers 2017. In order to check SSC CGL 2017 topper list you must log in our website and download list of all time toppers of SSC CGL exam to get

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SSC CGL Tier 1,2 Topper marks 2017

Dear readers are you finding SSC CGL Tier 1, Tier 2 and overall topper lists, then you are on the right webpage. In this article, we are sharing SSC CGL 2017 topper list with the name in pdf format. By this list, you can easily understand that it is not impossible to be a topper if you are not scoring in tier 1 or any section. To check the more information regarding SSC CGL Tier 3 exa7 result and important instructions you can follow our website and stay connected with the web page for getting the new updates.

SSC CGL 2017 Topper marks 2017 can be checked online and downloaded from the official website of SSC that is available here to check SSC CGL topper marks 2017 with the name all regions will be published simultaneously on the above mentioned official web forum of SSC.  Though the result of SSC CGL has not been revealed by the board yet the board has confirmed that the result of SSC CGL region wise will be declared soon.

SSC CGL Topper marks name wise list 2016-2017

All Appeared aspirants can check the list of all toppers of SSC CGL exam and also check SSC CGL topper marks name wise 2017 from here. It is the best method to analyze that what marks will be required to get the post. SSC CGL Topper Marks 2017 was held online in three phrases. There are many aspirants appeared in the examination and candidates will be qualified in the examination based on qualifying criteria.

10th Feb Toppers

Type 1 Topper : Aakash Pandey, Uttar pradesh

Type 2 Topper : Srikanth K Chandiran,Telangana

Type 3 Topper : Adarsh Pandey,Uttar pradesh

Type 4 Topper : Ravi Aggarwal,Malerkotla, Punjab

Type 5 Topper : Anirban Senapati,Medinipur, West Bengal

Type 6 Topper : Dinesh Kumar, Karnataka

8th Feb Toppers

Type 1 Topper : Aakash Pandey, Uttar Pradesh

Type 2 Topper : Bishal Dalui, West Bangal

Type 3 Topper : Adarsh Pandey,Uttar Pradesh

Type 4 Topper : Vishal kailas,Maharashtra

Type 5 Topper : Godara Ajeet,Rajasthan

Type 6 Topper : Vinay Kumar,AndhraPradesh

Details of qualifying marks, toppers and result of SSC CGL Topper Marks 2017 exam is available here to check. Check the marks and if are you not qualifying this year examination start their preparation for the upcoming exam. When the SSC CGL Topper Marks 2017 declared online then all the candidates are searching online or offline who is top this year 2017 CGL Exam in our coaching institute, city or districts or nation.

SSC CGL Topper marks 2015-16

SSC will soon announce the SSC CGL toppers marks & name 2017 on their official website. Those candidates who are finding toppers list can check it from here just follow the given below direct link. Direct link of recruitment board is available here to check the SSC CGL merit list also. Though the SSC has said that it will be revealing the online SSC exam rolls no wise here on the SSC CGL Topper Marks 2017 website.

Toppers list 2015-2016

Rank

Name T2P1 T2P T2_TOTAL T1 Marks

Total

1 RAVI SHANKAR SINGH 187.5 167.5 355 160 515 2 ANIL KUMAR 188 167.5 355.5 157.5 513 3 KASA ARAVIND 196 163 359 153.25 512.25 4 LOVE GUPTA 192.5 173.75 366.25 144.75 511 5 RATTAN SHARMA 195 165 360 151 511 6 MAYANK GUPTA 190 175 365 145 510 7 PARUL MITTAL 195 161.25 356.25 153 509.25 8 MOHA VASHISHTHA 190 168.75 358.75 148.5 507.25 9 ARUNA RANI 192.5 163.25 355.75 151 506.75 10 AASTHA SIHAG 191 164.25 355.25 151 506.25 11 AKASH SHARMA 181 166.25 347.25 157.5 504.75 12 ABHISHEK CHOUDHARY 192.5 166.25 358.75 144.75 503.5 13 PUJA AGARWAL 190 171.25 361.25 142 503.25 14 PRANAY BHATIA 181.5 174.25 355.75 147.5 503.25 15 VIJAY 197.5 164 361.5 141 502.5 16 BHARAT LAL 197.5 152.75 350.25 151 501.25 17 SACHIV NEHRA 184 168.75 352.75 148 500.75 18 GAURAV KALHAN 193 174.5 367.5 132.75 500.25 19 ROHIT SINGH BIST 190.5 158.75 349.25 151 500.25 20 VIVEK KHARB 183 157.5 340.5 159.75 500.25 21 ABHINAV BANSAL 179 168 347 152.25 499.25 22 ANURAG GARG 182.5 162.75 345.25 154 499.25 23 DEEPAK DALAL 191 160 351 147 498 24 DHIRAJ SINGH 180 167.25 347.25 150 497.25 25 SANDEEP KUMAR 190 152.5 342.5 154.75 497.25 26 VAIBHAV MISHRA 180.5 165 345.5 151.5 497 27 180.5 168 348.5 147.5 496 28 RAGHUNANDAN AVASTHI 188.5 171.25 359.75 136 495.75 29 KAPTAN SINGH GURJAR 197.5 151.75 349.25 146.25 495.5 30 MANISH CHAUDHARY 195 152.75 347.75 147.75 495.5 31 DEEPAK RANA 188.5 163.75 352.25 142.75 495 32 PUTTA NAGESWARARAO 195 147.5 342.5 152.5 495 33 SOURAV ASIJA 193.5 162.75 356.25 137.25 493.5 34 MEENAKSHI KUMARI 187.5 161.75 349.25 144.25 493.5 35 SUDIP KUMAR ROY 186.5 163.75 350.25 142 492.25 36 ATUL KUMAR 188.5 150 338.5 153.75 492.25 37 PANKAJ GARG 180.5 165.5 346 145.5 491.5 38 SHIVANSHI SRIVASTAVA 184 151.25 335.25 156.25 491.5 39 AJEET SINGH YADAV 165 173.75 338.75 152.25 491 40 RAVIN KUMAR 182 156.75 338.75 152 490.75 41 HEMANT GOEL 177 171.25 348.25 141.75 490 42 182.5 173.75 356.25 133.5 489.75 43 DHAWAL PATHAK 184.5 172.5 357 132.5 489.5 44 ASHISH KAPOOR 190.5 167 357.5 131.75 489.25 45 ANIL KUMAR 179.5 165.75 345.25 143.25 488.5 46 RAHUL SHARMA 195 157.75 352.75 135.5 488.25 47 SAHIL BANSAL 178.5 157.5 336 152.25 488.25 48 VIPUL KUMAR JHA 176.5 157.5 334 154.25 488.25 49 RAVI KUMAR 168 166.25 334.25 153.75 488 50 AMIT KUMAR 179.5 164 343.5 144.25 487.75 51 RAHUL GAHLAWAT 192.5 163.25 355.75 131.75 487.5 52 VIDUR 187.5 161.25 348.75 138.75 487.5 53 AVADHESH KUMAR DIXIT 185 162 347 140.5 487.5 54 PALAK BHATTACHARYA 171 175 346 141.5 487.5 55 ANUJ CHOUDHARY 180 168.25 348.25 139 487.25 56 VIKRAM SINGH RATHORE 187.5 157.75 345.25 142 487.25 57 S BHAGYA RAJU DOMATHOTI 181.5 159 340.5 146.75 487.25 58 NISHANT GOEL 180 156.25 336.25 150.5 486.75 59 ANURAG KALIRAMNA 185 164 349 137.5 486.5 60 RAGHAV GUND 177 160 337 149.5 486.5 61 ANAND PRABHAT SINGH 180 162.75 342.75 143 485.75 62 RAHUL KUMAR 181.5 157 338.5 147 485.5 63 ANUJ KAUNDAL 183.5 169.75 353.25 132 485.25 64 LOVEKESH BHATIA 195 152.75 347.75 137.5 485.25 65 KUMAR RAJAT 173 167 340 145.25 485.25 66 ANKIT SINGH PARIHAR 180 161.25 341.25 143.75 485 67 SAMEER RAWAT 184.5 152.25 336.75 148 484.75 68 AMIT GARG 180 160.25 340.25 144.25 484.5 69 ANKUSH 188 171.25 359.25 125 484.25 70 ABHISHEK PANDEY 186 161 347 137.25 484.25 71 PRASHANT KUMAR JHA 180 166.75 346.75 137.5 484.25 72 RAJAT GOYAL 178.5 155.5 334 150 484 73 SARANG SINGHAL 183 162.5 345.5 138.25 483.75 74 VIKASH 172.5 165 337.5 146.25 483.75 75 HITESH 168 160 328 155.75 483.75 76 169.5 157.5 327 156.75 483.75 77 AMAR GUPTA 186.5 161.25 347.75 135.75 483.5 78 POOJAN 176 170.75 346.75 136.75 483.5 79 193.5 158.25 351.75 131.25 483 80 GORANTLA VENUGOPAL 192.5 160.25 352.75 130 482.75 81 AVINASH SHARAWAT 187.5 152 339.5 143.25 482.75 82 RAKHI BANSAL 183 156.5 339.5 143.25 482.75 83 ROHIT KUMAR 185 160 345 137.5 482.5 84 PRATAP SINGH 165 168.75 333.75 148.75 482.5 85 VINAY KUMAR DUBEY 175 167.5 342.5 139.75 482.25 86 SUMIT 193 153.75 346.75 135.25 482 87 DEEPESH BANSAL 190.5 156.25 346.75 135 481.75 88 RITU 176.5 158.5 335 146.75 481.75 89 ABHISHEK JAIN 173 161 334 147.75 481.75 90 VAIBHAV TYAGI 173.5 166.25 339.75 141.75 481.5 91 ANUBHAV 184 154.25 338.25 143.25 481.5 92 ANKUR SHARMA 182.5 157.75 340.25 141 481.25 93 NITIN KUMAR 182.5 157.5 340 141.25 481.25 94 RAHUL GOYAL 169.5 168.75 338.25 143 481.25 95 MANUJ SINGH DHAKA 167 169.25 336.25 144.5 480.75 96 ABHIMANYU UJWAL 165.5 162.75 328.25 152.5 480.75 97 SANDEEP SAINI 180.5 157.5 338 142.5 480.5 98 NEERAJ KHATRI 191 145 336 144.5 480.5 99 DHARMENDRA SHARMA 192.5 143 335.5 145 480.5 100 GYANENDRA PANDEY 167 162.25 329.25 151.25 480.5

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