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List of LMV/MMV/HMV of A & N Police Sl. Regn. No. Type of Vehicle Allotted to No. 1. AN 2 Maruti SX4(ZDI) DGP 2. AN01 J0002 Toyota Innova DGP Office 3. AN01 H0006 Toyota Innova Reserve at PMT for VVIP 1. AMBASSADOR CAR Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 4. AN 4 Ambassador Car(AC) Reserve at PMT 5. AN01 F0004 Ambassador Car(AC) IGP(Intl.) 6. AN 5 Ambassador Car(AC) SP(D)N&MA 7. AN 6 Ambassador Car(AC) DIGP(HQ) 8. AN 7 Ambassador Car(AC) SP(D)SA 9. AN01 D0061 Ambassador Car(AC) Reserve at PMT 10. AN01 D0062 Ambassador Car Reserve at PMT 11. AN01 D0063 Ambassador Car(AC) Tuition Centre 12. AN01 F0002 Ambassador Car SP(D)C/N 13. AN01 C0009 Ambassador Car(AC) Dy.SP(Security) 2. M&M BOLERO Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. AN01 D0059 M & M Bolero Dy.SP(C/Bay) yet 14. to be transhipped. 15. AN01 F0019 M & M Bolero PS Havelock 16. AN01 D0007 M & M Bolero SP Reserve 17. AN01 D0003 M & M Bolero SP(AC/CID) 18. AN01 D0006 M & M Bolero Reserve at PMT 19. AN01 F0001 M & M Bolero SP(HQ) 20. AN01 G0016 M & M Bolero IGP(Intl)Off. 21. AN01 H0031 M & M Bolero PS Aberdeen 22. AN01 H0032 M & M Bolero PS Pahargaon 23. AN01 H0033 M & M Bolero Dy.SP(Havelock) 24. AN01 H0034 M & M Bolero PS Rangat 25. AN01 H0035 M & M Bolero PS Diglipur 26. AN01 H0036 M & M Bolero PS Billiground 27. AN01 H0037 M & M Bolero Dy.SP(Rangat) 28. AN01 H0038 M & M Bolero PS Hutbay 29. AN01 H0039 M & M Bolero Dy.SP(C/N) 30. AN01 H0030 M & M Bolero DySP(SA) 31. AN01 D0001 M & M Bolero Dy.SP(DDO)PHQ 32. AN01 D0002 M & M Bolero SP(D)C/N 3. M & M SCORPIO Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 33. AN01 F0003 Scorpio Reserve at PMT 34. AN01 D0004 Scorpio DIGP Office 35. AN01 E0005 Scorpio Reserve at PMT 4. M & M CAMPER Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 36. AN01 G0023 M&M Camper PS Mayabunder 37. AN01 G0024 M&M Camper OP RK Pur(Hutbay) 38. AN01 G0025 M&M Camper JPP Jirgatang 39. AN01 G0026 M&M Camper JPP Middlestrait AN01 G0027 M&M Camper PS Katchal yet to be 40. transhipped. 41. AN01 G0028 M&M Camper PRO, Teralabad 42. AN01 H0060 M&M Camper GO’s Mess 43. AN01 H0061 M&M Camper PS Neil Island 44. AN01 H0062 M&M Camper OP Kishorinagar 45. AN01 H0063 M&M Camper PS Pahargaon 46. AN01 H0064 M&M Camper QRT Van at SAP 47. AN01 H0065 M&M Camper PMF 48. AN01 H0066 M&M Camper PS Teressa (Nanw) 49. AN01 H0067 M&M Camper PS Car Nicobar 50. AN01 H0068 M&M Camper PS Nancowry 51. AN01 H0069 M&M Camper OP G/Nagar C/bay 5. TOYOTA QUALIS Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 52. AN01 B0002 Toyota Qualis CFO 53. AN01 C0023 Toyota Qualis Dy.SP(HQ) 54. AN01 C0022 Toyota Qualis VP PTS 6. CHEVROLET TAVERA Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 55. AN01 G0049 Tavera PCR-IV(Bathubasti) 56. AN01 G0050 Tavera PCR-V(Goalghar) 57. AN01 G0051 Tavera PCR-I(Aberdeen) 58. AN01 G0052 Tavera SHO PS Campbell Bay 59. AN01 G0053 Tavera PCR-III(Delanipur) 60. AN01 H0040 Tavera PCR-XII(B/Nala) 61. AN01 H0041 Tavera PCR-II(Lambaline) 62. AN01 H0042 Tavera PCR(Rangat) 63. AN01 H0043 Tavera PCR(Mayabunder) 64. AN01 H0044 Tavera PCR(Diglipur) 7. TATA SUMO Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 65. AN01 C0052 Tata Sumo DySP(AP) 66. AN01 C0053 Tata Sumo PCR, Car Nicobar 67. AN01 C0054 Tata Sumo PS Chatam 68. AN01 C0055 Tata Sumo Reserve at PMT 69. AN01 D0050 Tata Sumo U/R at PMT 70. AN01 D0051 Tata Sumo PS Kalighat 71. AN01 D0052 Tata Sumo Dy.SP(SAP) 72. AN01 D0053 Tata Sumo PS Havelock 73. AN01 D0054 Tata Sumo OP Betapur 74. AN01 D0055 Tata Sumo PS Kadamtala 75. AN01 D0056 Tata Sumo PS Bambooflat 76. AN01 D0057 Tata Sumo PS CCS 77. AN01 D0058 Tata Sumo PS Ograbraj 78. AN01 D0060 Tata Sumo PS Baratang 79. AN01 D0091 Tata Sumo PS Humfrigunj 80. AN01 D0092 Tata Sumo PS Mayabunder 81. AN01 D0093 Tata Sumo Inspr. Traffic 82. AN01 D0094 Tata Sumo Dy.SP(C/Bay) 83. AN01 D0095 Tata Sumo PS Teressa 84. AN01 D0096 Tata Sumo PS Car Nicobar 85. AN01 D0097 Tata Sumo Reserve at PMT 8. GRANDE Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 86. AN01 E0006 Tata Grande Dy.SP(CID) 87. AN01 E0008 Tata Grande SP(D)N&MA 88. AN01 E0012 Tata Grande SDPO(Bambooflat) 89. AN01 E0090 Tata Grande Dy.SP(PRO) 90. AN01 E0013 Tata Grande SDPO(Diglipur) 9. TATA SAFARI(B.P VEHICLE) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. AN01 F9290 Tata Safari(B/P) Reserve at PMT for VVIP 91. 10. MARUTI GYPSY Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 92. AN01 B0023 Maruti Gypsy PTS, Prothrapur 93. AN01 B0048 Maruti Gypsy Traffic Unit 94. AN01 C0019 Maruti Gypsy JPP J/Tang 95. AN01 C0043 Maruti Gypsy Dy.SP(Traffic) 96. AN01 C0020 Maruti Gypsy CAW Cell 97. AN01 D0011 Maruti Gypsy king I/C QMS P/Lines 98. AN01 D0012 Maruti Gypsy king Traffic Unit 99. AN01 D0013 Maruti Gypsy king Inspection Jeep 100. AN01 D0014 Maruti Gypsy king QRT Van at PMT 101. AN01 D0015 Maruti Gypsy king Day & Night checking 102. AN01 D0016 Maruti Gypsy king PCR-VII(W/Gunj) 103. AN01 D0017 Maruti Gypsy king PCR Havelock 104. AN01 J0008 Maruti Gypsy king Pilot to LG 105. AN01 A0015 Maruti Gypsy king Escort to LG 106. AN01 A0016 Maruti Gypsy king At PMT (for P&E of VVIP) 11. TATA 207 Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 107. AN01 D0040 Tata 207 PS Diglipur 108. AN01 D0041 Tata 207 PTS,Prothrapur 109. AN01 D0042 Tata 207 JPP M/Strait 110. AN01 D0044 Tata 207 PS Aberdeen 111. AN01 D0045 Tata 207 PS Katchal 112. AN01 D0047 Tata 207 PS C/Bay 113. AN01 E0093 Tata 207 Dog Squad 114. AN01 F0034 Tata 207 PR Store 115. AN01 E0092 Tata 207 IRBn(HQ) 12. TATA 407 Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 116. AN 367 Tata 407 PS CCS 117. AN 521 Tata 407 PS Hutbay 118. AN 522 Tata 407 PS Chatam (U/R at PMT) 119. AN 530 Tata 407 OP Wimberlygunj 120. AN 531 Tata 407 Security Cell 121. AN01 A8136 Tata 407 PS Ograbraj 122. AN01 A8137 Tata 407 OP Tirur 123. AN01 A8138 Tata 407 OP Ferrargunj PS Aberdeen 124. AN01 A8188 Tata 407 (temp at PS Chattam) 125. AN01 A8305 Tata 407 P/Line Mess Duty 126. AN01 A8306 Tata 407 BDDS(S/ Cell) 127. AN01 B0108 Tata 407 PMF Unit 128. AN01 B0316 Tata 407 PS Baratang 129. AN01 B0317 Tata 407 PS Kadamtala 130. AN01 C0165 Tata 407 PS Car Nicobar 131. WB03 B3760 Tata 407 PS Car Nicobar Immigration unit 132. AN01 E0031 Tata 407 (Poachers Camp) 13. TATA 407 Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. AN01 G9773 Tata 407 R/Van Traffic Branch 133. presently at PMT 14. TATA 608 Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 134. AN01 A8135 Tata 608 PR Wokshop 15. TATA 709(TRUCK) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 135. AN01 C0121 Tata 709 PS Havelock 136. AN01 C0122 Tata 709 Reserve at PMT 137. AN01 C0123 Tata 709 PS Bambooflat 138. AN01 C0124 Tata 709 PS Pahargaon 139. AN01 C0125 Tata 709 PS Rangat 140. AN01 C0126 Tata 709 PS Mayabunder 16. TATA 709 (BUS) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 141. AN01 E0020 Tata 709 Bus PTS,Prothrapur 142. AN01 F0065 Tata 709 Bus PS Abredeen 17. TATA 712 (BUS) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 143. AN01 G1324 Tata 712 Bus PS Mayabunder 144. AN01 G2012 Tata 712 Bus PS Car Nicobar 145. AN01 E0037 Tata 712 Bus SAP unit 146. AN01 E0038 Tata 712 Bus SAP unit, as QRT 147. AN01 E0041 Tata 712 Bus PTS, Prothrapur 18. TATA 1210SE(TRUCK) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 148. AN 2223 Tata 1210 Police Line(AP) 149. AN01 A8008 Tata 1210 PTS, Prothrapur 19. TATA 1613(TRUCK) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 150. AN 2222 Tata 1613 PS Diglipur 151. AN01 E0042 Tata 1613 PS Billiground 152. AN01 E0043 Tata 1613 PTS, Prothrapur 20. TATA 1613 Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. AN01 H0963 Tata 1613 PMF 153. F/ Tanker 21. ASHOK LEYLAND Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. AN01 B9308 Ashok Leyland SAP Unit 154. (U/r at PMT) AN01 B0035 Ashok Leyland PS Aberdeen 155. (At present at PMT) 22. TATA 1512(BUS) Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 156. AN01 B0029 Tata 1512 Police School Bus 157. AN01 E0021 Tata 1512 PTS. Prothrapur 158. AN01 E0029 Tata 1512 PTS, Prothrapur 23. CRANE Sl. Regn. No. Type of vehicle Allotted to No. 159. AN01 H0029 Mobile Crane JPP Jirgatang 160. AN01 E0017 Mobile Crane Traffic Unit 24. TATA 1616(RECOVERY VAN) Sl.
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    PROJECT REPORT ON “Effect of Declining Market on TATA Motors” BY NILESH R. MANGHWANI AM 26 P.G.D.M (MRKT) 2008-2010 SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND RESEARCH PUNE- 411048 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Writing is a solitary task. However turning of millions of bytes of information requires ann army of talented folks . I have been fortunate enough to be assisted by many talented and caring people. And I wish to express my appreciation all those help has been most valuable. To all these truly outstanding people , and many others too , my warm personal regard . I am indeed grateful to my Director Mr. Sunil Kumar and Guardian Mr. Vishal Bhole and class co-ordinator Mrs. Manisha Landefor providing me the necessary guidance and faciliility required for completiotion of thithis project and for being an effective source of inspiration. I am thankful to the library for providing the necessary magazines and journals without which the completion of this project would not be possible .. Your’s Faithfuly Nilesh .R. Manghwani C E R T I F I C A T E This is to certify that the Project title Effect of Declining Market on TATA Motors is a bonafide work carried out by NILESH R. MANGHWANI student of P.G.D.M (MRKT) of of Sinhgad Institute of Business Administration and Research, Pune for fulfillment of a project report . He has worked under our guidance and direction. His work is found to be satisfactory and complete in all respect. DDiirreeccttoorr PPrroojjeecctGGuu iiddee MMrr.SSuu nniilKK uummaarr MMrr.VV iisshhaalBB hhoollee Date: Place: SIBAR, PUNE TABEL OF CONTENTS 1.1.