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Sip Pdc Location List PRODUCT Loc Code Location Pincodde State CCHK ABHYA1 ABHYANKAR NAGAR(NAGP 440010 MAH CCHK ABUR ABU ROAD(SIROHI)RAJ 307026 RAJ CCHK ACHA12 ACHALPUR MIRHACHI(UP 207125 UP CCHK ACHAL1 ACHALPUR,AMRAVATI,MA 444805 MAH CCHK ACHAL2 ACHALDA,ETAWAH,UP 206241 UP CCHK ADABA ADABARI(KAMRUP)ASSAM 781126 ASS CCHK ADALAJ ADALAJ(GANDHINGR)GUJ 382421 GUJ CCHK ADAMP2 ADAMPUR DOABA(6054)P 144102 PUN CCHK ADAPU1 ADAPUR(EAST CHAMPARA 845301 BIH CCHK ADAVI ADAVINEKKALAM 521212 AP CCHK ADDAN2 ADDANKI(PRAKASAM) 523201 AP CCHK ADGAO4 ADGAON(AKOLA)MAH 444126 MAH CCHK ADILA ADILABAD (A.P.) 504001 AP CCHK ADIMA4 ADIMALI(IDUKKI)() 695161 KER CCHK ADIPA ADIPARSAKTHI(ADIMALY 603319 TN CCHK ADIRA1 ADIRAMAPATTINAM(TN) 614701 TN CCHK ADITY2 ADITYAPUR(JAMSHEDPUR 831013 BIH CCHK ADOOR8 ADOOR (QUILON)KERALA KER CCHK ADRA ADRA(PURULIA)WB 723121 WB CCHK ADYAR1 ADYAR(MAH) MAH CCHK AER1 AER(JALAUN)UP 285122 UP CCHK AGIRI AGIRIPALLI (KRISHNA) 521211 AP CCHK AGIRI1 AGIRIPALLI (KRISHNA) 521211 AP CCHK AGWAN AGWANPUR RANABIGHA 803214 BIH CCHK AHIBA AHIBANNAPUR(LUCKNOW) 226020 UP CCHK AHMED2 AHMEDGARH (SANGRUR) PUN CCHK AHRAU AHRAURA(MIRZAPUR)UP UP CCHK AIRWA AIRWAKATRA (ETAWAH) 206252 UP CCHK AJEKA AJEKAR 574101 KAR CCHK AJITG2 AJITGARH(SIKAR)RAJ 332701 RAJ CCHK AJITM AJITMAL(ETAWAH) 206121 UP CCHK AJRAW1 AJRAWAR(PATIALA)PUN 140701 PUN CCHK AJWAR1 AJWAR(MANDLA)MP 481880 MP CCHK AKALT AKALTARA(BILASPUR)MP 495552 CHT CCHK AKB118 AKBARPUR(AMBEDKAR NA 224122 UP CCHK AKBA14 ADBAKBARPUR AMDNGR(F 209101 UP CCHK AKODI AKODIA(SHAJAPUR)MP 465223 MP CCHK AKODI2 AKODIA MANDI(SHAJAPU 465223 MP CCHK AKOLAA AKOLA(AHMEDNAGAR)MAH 422601 MAH CCHK AKOLAB AKOLA BAZAR(MAHARASH 445109 MAH CCHK AKOT AKOT, MAHARASHTRA (0 444101 MAH CCHK AKRAH AKRAHAT FALIMARI(WB) 736157 WB CCHK ALAMK ALAMKADAVU-KER 690573 KER CCHK ALAMN1 ALAMNAGAR(BIHAR) BIH CCHK ALAMP2 ALAMPUR(HOOGHLY)WB WB CCHK ALANG ALANGANALLUR(MADURAI 625501 TN CCHK ALANG2 ALANGAR(S.KANARA)KAR 574227 KAR CCHK ALANG4 ALANGUDI 609001 TN CCHK ALAPA ALAPAKKAM(S.ARCOT)TN 608801 TN CCHK ALAPA2 ALAPADU (KRISHNA) 521340 AP CCHK ALAPA3 ALAPADU (KRISHNA) 521340 AP CCHK ALAPP ALAPPAD-KER 690573 KER CCHK ALATH ALATHUR(PALGHAT)KER 678541 KER CCHK ALAVA1 ALAVAKOTTAI 608601 TN CCHK ALEVO ALEVOOR 574133 KAR CCHK ALGAR ALGARH(DARJEELING) 734314 WB CCHK ALGUM ALGUM(PURI)ORISSA 752014 ORI CCHK ALIAB ALIABADA (JAMNAGAR) 361110 GUJ CCHK ALIABA ALIABAD(RANGAREDDI)A 500014 AP CCHK ALIGA ALIGANJ UP CCHK ALIGA7 ALIGARH(SUBZI MANDI) 202001 UP CCHK ALIPU2 ALIPURDUAR 736121 WB CCHK ALIPU3 ALIPUR(KOLAR)KARNATA 110036 KAR CCHK ALIPUR ALIPUR(GAYA)BIHAR() 110036 BIH CCHK ALKAP ALKAPUR(KARNATAKA) 561208 KAR CCHK ALLAG ALLAGADDA(KURNOOL)AP 518543 AP CCHK ALLAG1 ALLAGADDA(KURNOOL)AP 518543 AP CCHK ALLAH7 ALLAHABAD(ALLAHABAD) 211001 UP CCHK ALLAV ALLAVARAM 533217 AP CCHK ALLEP1 K.D.COLLEGE,ALLEPPEY KER CCHK ALLUR2 ALLURU(KRISHNA DT) 521181 AP CCHK ALMAS1 ALMASNAGAR(SAMASTIPU 848117 BIH CCHK ALMOR ALMORA 00605 263601 UP CCHK ALNAV ALNAVAR (DHARWAR)KAR 581103 KAR CCHK ALOOR ALOOR(MADURAI)TN 629807 TN CCHK ALOOR1 ALOOR(TRICHUR)KERALA 680683 KER CCHK ALOTE ALOTE 457114 MP CCHK ALTOP ALTO PORVORIM(GOA) 403521 GOA CCHK ALUV43 ALUVA(ERNAKULAM)KERA 683101 KER CCHK ALWAR2 ALWARKURICHI(TN) 627412 TN CCHK ALWAY ALWAYE 400018 KER CCHK AMADA AMADALAVALASA(AP) 532185 AP CCHK AMADA1 AMADALAVALASA(AP) 532185 AP CCHK AMAHA1 AMAHA(SUPAUL)BIH 852218 BIH CCHK AMALN AMALNER (MAH.) 425401 MAH CCHK AMALS AMALSAD 396310 GUJ CCHK AMAPU4 AMAPUR(ETAH)UP UP CCHK AMARA1 AMARAVATHIPUDUR 608001 TN CCHK AMARA2 AMARAVATHI(GUNTUR)AP 522020 AP CCHK AMARA5 AMARAVATHI(GUNTUR)AP 522020 AP CCHK AMARP2 AMAR PATAN(SATNA)MP 485661 MP CCHK AMARWR AMARWARA(CHHINDWARA) MP CCHK AMAUL AMAULI(FATEHPUR)UP 212631 UP CCHK AMB2 AMB(UNA)HP 177203 HP CCHK AMBAD2 AMBADA (AMRAVATI) 444900 MAH CCHK AMBAG AMBAGARH CHOWKI(MP) 476111 MP CCHK AMBAH3 AMBAH(MORENA)MP 476111 MP CCHK AMBAS AMBASAMUDRAM (0804) 400018 TN CCHK AMBLI3 AMBLI(AMBALA)HAR 134203 HAR CCHK AMBUR AMBUR(N ARCOT)TN 635802 TN CCHK AMDAR AMDARA(SATNA)MP 485773 MP CCHK AMETH AMETHI(LUCKNOW)UP 227405 UP CCHK AMGOL AMGOLA(MUZZ'PUR)BIH 842001 BIH CCHK AMI AMI(SARAN)BIHAR 841207 BIH CCHK AMIDY AMIDYALA(ANDHRA PRAD 515822 AP CCHK AMKHE1 AMKHERA(JALAUN)UP 285201 UP CCHK AMMAP3 AMMAPATTINAM(PUDUKOT 614617 TN CCHK AMMAY AMMAYAPPAN 636701 TN CCHK AMNAU1 AMNAUR(MUZAFFARPUR)B 842001 BIH CCHK AMRAT AMRATH(MONGHYR)BIHAR BIH CCHK AMRI10 AMRITSAR (PUN) 400018 PUN CCHK AMRIT1 AMRITHAPUR(QUILON)KE 690525 KER CCHK AMROH AMROHA 244221 UP CCHK AMROLI AMROLI(GUJ)() 394105 GUJ CCHK AMWAR AMWAR(SONEBADRA)UP UP CCHK AMWAR1 AMWARA CHOWK(MUZAFFA 843101 BIH CCHK ANAN33 ANAND(0313)GUJ 388001 GUJ CCHK ANAND3 ANANDHATHANDAVAPURAM 609103 TN CCHK ANAPA ANAPARTI(E.GODAVARI) 533342 AP CCHK ANAPA2 ANAPARTI(E.GODAVARI) 533342 AP CCHK ANCHE1 ANCHECHITTANAHALLI 571432 KAR CCHK ANDAL ANDAL(BURDWAN)WB 713321 WB CCHK ANDAR1 ANDAR(SIWAN)BIHAR 841231 BIH CCHK ANDER1 ANDERSONPET-KGF-KAR 563111 KAR CCHK ANGAD ANGADIPURAM(MALAPPUR 676505 KER CCHK ANGAD1 ANGADICAL(ALLEPPEY)K 689121 KER CCHK ANGAR ANGARA(RANCHI)BIHAR 835103 BIH CCHK ANHARI ANHARI(BIHAR) 843301 BIH CCHK ANJAN1 ANJANGAON BARI(MAHAR 444727 MAH CCHK ANNAM ANNAMALAI NAGAR (T.N 608001 TN CCHK ANNAP ANNAPURNA(MIDNAPORE) WB CCHK ANNAV ANNAVARAM 516362 AP CCHK ANNIY ANNIYUR-TN 605202 TN CCHK ANSIN ANSING 444505 MAH CCHK ANTAH ANTAH 325202 RAJ CCHK ANTAH1 NTPC ANTAH(BARAN)RAJ 325209 RAJ CCHK ANTR19 ANTROLI(KAIRA)GUJARA 387365 GUJ CCHK ANTUR ANTURLI(JALGAON)MAH 425324 MAH CCHK ANUPP ANUPPUR(SHAHDOL)MP 484224 MP CCHK APHAR5 APHAR(SARAN)BIHAR BIH CCHK APMAR1 AGRICULTURE PROD MKT 206122 UP CCHK ARAGA1 ARAGA-KAR 577414 KAR CCHK ARAK12 ARAKULAM(IDUKKI)KERA 685591 KER CCHK ARAKU1 ARAKUZHA(ERNAKULAM) 686672 KER CCHK ARALA ARALASURALI-KAR 577414 KAR CCHK ARALG ARALAGUPPE-AKR 572212 KAR CCHK ARANM4 ARANMULLA(PATHANAMTH 689533 KER CCHK ARANT ARANTHANGI BRANCH 637101 TN CCHK ARAR ARARIA (PURNEA)(BIHA 854311 BIH CCHK ARATL ARATLAKATTA-AP 533016 AP CCHK ARATT3 ARATTUPUZHA(THRISSUR KER CCHK ARDAU ARDAUNA(VARANASI)UP 221705 UP CCHK ARDHA1 ARDHAVARAM(W GODAVAR 534197 AP CCHK ARERA1 ARERAJ(E.CHAMPARAN) 845411 BIH CCHK ARIPA ARIPAKA 531323 AP CCHK ARLAG ARLAGUPPE-KAR 572212 KAR CCHK ARMOO ARMOOR(NIZAMABAD)AP 503224 AP CCHK ARNI1 ARNI (MAHARASHTRA) 445103 MAH CCHK ARNI4 ARNI(N ARCOT)TN 632501 TN CCHK ARRA3 ARRAH (H.D.JAIN COL) 802301 BIH CCHK ARRI1 ARRI(SEONI)MP 480771 MP CCHK ARUHA ARUHA(CUTTACK)ORISSA 755024 ORI CCHK ARUPP ARUPPUKOTTAI(KAMARAJ 626101 TN CCHK ARVI1 ARVI(DHULE)NASIK() 424311 MAH CCHK ARYAN ARYANAD(TRIVANDRUM) 695542 KER CCHK ARYAN1 ARYA NAGAR(MATHURA) UP CCHK ARYANK ARYANKAVU(QUILON)KER 591316 KER CCHK ASGAO1 ASGAON(BHANDARA)MAH MAH CCHK ASHAR1 ASARAFPUR BARWA(UP) 224151 UP CCHK ASHI ASHI(ANAND)GUJ 388310 GUJ CCHK ASHO54 ASHOKNAGAR(GUNA)MP 473331 MP CCHK ASHOK1 ASHOKENAGAR(N 24PGNS 743222 WB CCHK ASHVI1 ASHVI(AHMEDNAGAR)MAH 413714 MAH CCHK ASKA ASKA(GANJAM)ORISSA 761110 ORI CCHK ASKA1 ASKA(GANJAM)ORISSA 761110 ORI CCHK ASSAN2 ASSANDH(PANIPAT)HARA 132039 HAR CCHK ASTAR ASTARANG(PURI)ORISSA 752109 ORI CCHK ASWAR ASWARAOPET (KHAMMAM) 507301 AP CCHK ASWAR1 ASWARAOPET (KHAMMAM) 507301 AP CCHK ATARA ATARA(BANDA)U.P. 210201 UP CCHK ATHIK ATHIKADI 624601 TN CCHK ATHIK1 ATHIKKADAI,TAMIL NAD 622408 TN CCHK ATHNE ATHNER(BETUL)MP 460110 MP CCHK ATLAS ATLAS AUTO CYCLE IND 131029 HAR CCHK ATMAK ATMAKUR(KURNOOL)AP 518422 AP CCHK ATMAK1 ATMAKUR(NELLORE) 524312 AP CCHK ATMAK4 ATMAKUR(KURNOOL)AP 518422 AP CCHK ATRUM ATRU MAJRA(KOTA)RAJ RAJ CCHK ATTAR3 ATTARPURA(GHAZIABAD 245101 UP CCHK ATTIB ATTIBELE(BANGALORE) 562107 KAR CCHK ATTU10 ATTUR(SALEM)TN 636102 TN CCHK ATUR85 ATRU(BARAN)RAJ RAJ CCHK AULAC1 AULACHOWKA(DARRANG)A 784125 ASS CCHK AUR856 AURANGABAD(INDUSTRIA 431203 MAH CCHK AURA08 AURANGABAD(NIRALA BA 431001 MAH CCHK AURAI8 AURAIYA(AURAIYA)UP UP CCHK AURAN1 AURANGABAD (BIHAR) 824101 BIH CCHK AURIY8 AURIYA(AP MARKET)ETA 206122 UP CCHK AVINI AVINIPATTI,P.T.T,TN 608502 TN CCHK AVOOR AVOOR-TN 612701 TN CCHK AWAD49 AWADH UNIVERSITY(FAI 224001 UP CCHK AWANK1 AWANKHA(GURDASPUR)PB 143536 PUN CCHK AYARK AYARKUNNAM(KERALA) 386564 KER CCHK AYODH1 NAYAGHAT,AYODHYA(UP) UP CCHK AYUR1 AYUR(QUILON)KER 691533 KER CCHK AZARA AZARA (KAMRUP) 781017 ASS CCHK BABER BABERU(BANDA)UP 210121 UP CCHK BABHA1 BABHANJOT(GONDA)UP UP CCHK BABHN BABHNAULI(SONBHADRA) UP CCHK BABIN BABINA CANTT(U.P.) 284401 UP CCHK BABLA BABLA,NADIA,WB WB CCHK BABRA BABRALA(BUDAUN)UP 202521 UP CCHK BABUR BABURI(VARANASI)UP 232102 UP CCHK BACHA1 BACHANNAPET ((WARANGA 506221 AP CCHK BACHH1 BACHHARAWAN(UP) 229301 UP CCHK BAD BAD(MATHURA)UP 281001 UP CCHK BADA49 BADARPUR(GUWAHATI)AS 788806 ASS CCHK BADAG5 BADAGARA(KERALA)6731 670330 KAR CCHK BADAL2 BADAL (FARIBKOT)PUN 152113 PUN CCHK BADAN1 BADA NAYAGAON (BUNDI 323024 RAJ CCHK BADAT BADATOTA-KHURDA RD 752050 ORI CCHK BADAU BADAUSA(BANDA)UP 210202 UP CCHK BADAWA BADAWADA(RATLAM)MP 457227 MP CCHK BADKE BAD-KE-BALAJI(JAIPUR 303011 RAJ CCHK BADOP BADOPAL(HISSAR)HAR 125048 HAR CCHK BADUR BADURIA(N.24.PGNS) 743401 WB CCHK BADVE BADVEL(CUDDAPAH)AP 516227 AP CCHK BADWA1 BADWAR(SATNA)MP MP CCHK BADWA2 BADWARA(KATNI)MP 483773 MP CCHK BAGAH BAGAHA(MOTIHARI)BIHA 845401 BIH CCHK BAGAS3 BAGASARA(AMRELI)GUJ 365440 GUJ CCHK BAGBA BAGBAHAR,RAIGARH,MP 496236 CHT CCHK BAGDAL BAGDAL-KAR 585260 KAR CCHK BAGDO BAGDOGRA(WEST BENGAL 734422 WB CCHK BAGHA BAGHA PURANA,PUNJAB 142038 PUN CCHK BAGHA3 BAGHAPURANA(MOGA)PUN PUN CCHK BAGHA5 BAGHANA(NEEMUCH)MP 458441 MP CCHK BAGHC BAGHCHHALA(KATIHAR) 851641 BIH CCHK BAGHM1 BAGHMORE(N.24.PGNS)W 743145 WB CCHK BAGRA5 BAGRAKOTE TEA GARDEN 734501 WB CCHK BAHA13 BAHADURPUR(NADIA)WB 741183 WB CCHK BAHA56 BAHADURGANJ(KRISHANG 855101 BIH CCHK BAHAR1 BAHARAGORA(SINGHBHUM
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