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1 WEEK IS SEVEN DAY,S
1 SUNDAY
2 MONDAY
3 TUESDAY
4 WEDENSDAY
5 THUESDAY
6 FRIDAY
7 SATERDAY
0NE YEAR 1S 12 MONTH,S
1 JANUARY2 FEBRUARY3 MARCH4 APRIL5 MAY
6 JUNE7 JULY8 AUGST9 SEPTEMBER
10 OCTOBER11 NOVEMBER12 DECEMBER
QUS- WHICH COMES AFTER MONDAY
ANS-
QUS- WHICH COMES before Friday
ANS-
QUS- HOW many day,s of one week
ANS-
QUS- HOW many month,s of one year
ANS-
QUS- WHICH comes after april
ANS-
QUS- WHICH comes before march ?
ANS-
0NE YEAR 1S 12 MONTH,S
lession-17
QUS.- WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS USE OF WATER ?
ANS- WATER USES OF DRINKING, COOKING, BATHING, CLEANING, WASING
PLANT AND FOR ANIMALS
QUS- WHICH ARE THE SOURCES OF WATER / WATER ?
ANS- THE MAIN SOURSE OF WATER IS RAIN
QUS- WRITE ANY TWO WAYS TO STOP WATER POLLUTION ?
ANS- PEOPLE SHOULD NOT PUT WASTE IN TO WATER
GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE STRONG ACTION TO STOP WATER POLLUTION
FILL IN THE BLANKS
1 THE RAINWATER COLLECTS IN ……………………… ………………….. AND ……………….
2 WATER IS ALSO USED TO PRODUCE …………………………………………………………..
3 WATER IS ………………………………………………..
4 WE SHOULD ALWAYS DRINK ……………………………………… WATER
LESSION-18
QUS- WHAT IS a globe ?
ANS- A globe is a model of the earth
QUS- Write the difference between the lake and sea ?
ans- A lake is alarge area of water will land all around
it but see is a large body of water . Sea is salty
QUS- what is the difference between a mountion and vally ?
ANS- mountion are very high hills but vally is a low
land between mountion or hills.
QUS- WHAT Is desert ?
ANS- A desert is that part of the earth which is dry and coverd with sand
FILL IN THE blanks :
1 ……………………………. Is our home
2 most famous cities of india are in the ………………………………….
3 sea water is ……………………………..
4 A …………………………is a channal through which huge amount of water
flows continuously
5 ………………………… are the large bodies of water
LESSION-19
QUS- HOW did the invention of the wheel make the early man s life easy?
ANS- The early human cut logs in to circular discs to make wheel to the
cart it made the mans life easy.
WRITE TRUE AND FALSE
1 Early human beings led a very comfortable life
2 EARLY human beings observed that it was much easier
to carry things on round objects
3 invention of wheel made the mans life easy
4 Now almost every vehicle moves on wheels.
5 invention of wheel led to the invention of many machines
FILL IN THE BLANKS
1 Early human beings led a very……………………life.
2 Early human beings animals for pulling………………………
3 while living in the jungles early human beings saw that it was
easier for heavy things to ………………………down slope
4 Early human cut ……………………..in to circular discs to make a
………………………………
LESSION-20
QUS- Who is known as the nightingale of india?
ANS- SAROJINI NAIDU KNOW AS THE AS THE nightingale of india
QUS- who was the founder of vishwa Bharati University?
ANS- Rabindranath tagore was the founder of Vishwa bharti university.
QUS- WHO WAS C.V RAMAN ?
ANS- C.V RAMAN was a great scientist.
FILL IN THE BLANKS
1 Sarojini Naidu was born on 13th Febuary, 1879 in…………………………..
2 when india got freedom, she became the………………………… of
uttar pradesh
3 Rabindranath tagore was born on 7th May 1861 in………………………
4 Rabindranath Tagore was populary know as……………………..
5 Chandrashekhar venkata Raman was born on 7th november 1888 in
……………………………..
MATCH THESE TWO COLUMNS
1 Sarojini Naidu National anthem -jana gana mana
2 Rabindranath Tagore First indian scientist to win
the Noble prize
3 C.V RAMAN PRESIDENT OF INDIAN National
congress in 1925
lession-36
vishwanathan anand chess
anju bobby George Athletics
Mahesh Bhupathi Tennis
Yuraj singh circket
Sania Mirza Tennis
Anup Shridhar Badminton
Jitender Kumar BOXING
SHUSHIL KUMAR WRESTLING
Abhinav Bindra Shooting
VIRDAWAL Khade Swimming
Arjun Atwal Golf
Narain Karthikeyan Motor Racing
LISSION-37
1 Bharatnatyam is from………………………………………………
2 Manipuri is from…………………………………………………………
3 Kathakali is from…………………………………………………………
4 Bhangra is from……………………………………………………………….
5 Garba is from………………………………………………………………….
6 Kuchipudi is from…………………………………………………………
7 Oddissi is from………………………………………………………………
8 Kathak is from……………………………………………………………
LISSION-38
1 Amjad ALI Khan played this music instrument
(Sarod/Tabla)
2 Pt. Ravi shankari is the master of this instrument
(Sitar/Guitar)
3 Ustad Zakir Hussian played this instrument……………………
(Tabla/Mridangam)
4 Lord Krishan played this musical instrument……………………………..
(Dholak/Flute)
5 The musical instrument which is played in most
of the indian marriages
(Flute/Shehnai)
6 Which instrument is played when the famous bhangra
dance of punjab is performed (Drum/Guitar)
7 it is the traditional instrument of Scotland
it has a bag attached to it(Bagpipe/Accordion)
LESSION-12
FILL IN BLANKS
(place, water, work, food, meals, different, play)
1 All of us need……………………..to stay alive
2 Different kinds of food have ………………………….roles to play in our body
3 Take …………………….at proper and fixed timing.
4 Food gives us energy to……………………and…………………..
5 Eat your food in a clean ………………………………….
6 We must also drink plenty of ………………………………..everday
QUS- why do we need food ?
ANS- WE need food to live grow.
QUS- Why should we not eat uncovered food items ?
ANS- We should not eat uncovered food items it can make weak and sick.
QUS- Write three good food eating habits.?
ANS- Breakfast, lunch, dinner
QUS- Difine balanced diet ?
ANS- Balanced food is very essential to keep the body healthy.
QUS- Name the three groups in which food in divided ?
ANS- 1- energy giving food
2- Body building food
3- Protective food
LISSION -13
FILL IN THE BLANKS
(Sharp accidents deep knives rough queue blade )
1 DO not play with tools………………………………………… and other………………things
2 Safety habits avoid…………………………….
3 Make a………………………while waiting for a bus at the bus stop.
4 DO not go near the……………………..water
5 Do not play………………………games
QUS- Write two rules of safety that you should obey while you are
travelling by a bus
ANS- 1- Do not lean out of the window of the bus
2-Do not disturb the person who is driving the vehicle.
QUS- Name three sharp object that you should not play with ?
ANS- Name three sharp object.
1- Tools
2- Knives
3- Blade
QUS- Write two safety rules that you should obey while on the road ?
ANS- 1- Walk on the left side of the road.
2- Crose the road only at the zebra cros
LESSION-14
FILL IN THE BLANKS( canvas, eskimos, shelter, trees, caravan, hut )
1 A house gives us ………………………
2 The most common temporary house is a……………………………
3 The tent is made of………………………
4 A……………………….can be pulled by a horse or a vehicle
5 when…………………..go on hunting they build igloos for shelter
6 A good house should have ………………..nearby
QUS- Why do we need a house ?
ANS- We need a house gives us shelter and protects us from
heat, cold, rain, wind, thieves and wild animals.
QUS- What is a difference between temporary and permanent house ?
ANS- Temporary houses are weak and do not last long
Permanent houses are very durable and for a long time.
QUS- What is a houseboat ?
ANS- A house is a floating house.
QUS- What is an igloo ?
ANS- Igloo is a snow houses.
QUS- Name three building materials for houses ?
ANS- 1- Bricks
2- Cement
3- iron
QUS- Give three examples of temporary houses ?
ANS- 1- TENT
2- igloo
3- house boat
TO
THE PRINCIPAL
M. G. PLAY SCHOOL
SEHATPUR FRIDABAD
MADAM,
With do respect I bag to say that Iam ill do to viral fever
so I am unable to attend the school.
kindly grant me one day leave
THINKING YOU.
WINDOWSNO DESCRIPTION NO. L B H
GROUND FLOOR
1 S/C 1 1.87 1.31
2 CONTROL ROOM 1 1.805 1.92
3 C.T SCAN 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.32 1.92
4 CHANGE ROOM 1 1.3 1.92
5 X-RAY ROOM 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.22 1.92
6 TOILET 1 1.21 1.31
7 IMAGE INTENSIFIER 1 1.31 1.92
1 1.32 1.92
8 SERVER ROOM 1 1.2 1.86
1 1.31 1.855
9 EDP 1 1.32 1.92
10 TOILET 1 1.13 1.31
11 DOCTORS COFFEE 1 1.32 1.92
ROOM 1 1.28 1.92
1 1.3 1.92
12 PARLOUR 1 1.41 1.92
1 1.17 1.92
13 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
14 ASST.DIRECTOR 1 1.32 1.92
15 DIRECTOR ROOM 1 1.3 1.92
16 TOILET 1 1.15 1.31
17 CONFERENCE ROOM 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.335 1.92
1 1.17 1.92
18 NURSES SUPERIN 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.16 1.92
19 ACCOUNT 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.26 1.92
20 BILLING 1 1.21 1.92
1 1.185 1.92
21 ECHO AND E.C.G 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.31 1.92
22 DOCTOR 1 1.33 1.92
23 TOILET 1 1.16 1.31
24 ULTRA SOUND ROOM 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.21 1.92
25 S/C 1 1.19 1.24
1 1.3 1.24
26 ADMISSON OFFICE 1 1.31 1.92
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
27 PHARMACY 1 1.33 1.92
1 1.29 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
28 TOILET 1 1.12 1.31
29 TOILET PASSAGE 1 1.33 1.92
30 WATTING 1 1.29 1.86
31 DAY CARE CENTRE 1 1.24 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
1 1.33 1.92
32 STORE 1 1.21 1.92
33 UTILITY 1 1.33 1.92
34 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
1 1.17 1.31
35 MINIOR O.T 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.325 1.92
36 LAB SAMPLE COLLECT 1 1.275 1.92
1 1.22 1.92
37 CHAMBER-1 1 1.265 1.92
38 CHAMBER-2 1 1.165 1.92
39 CHAMBER-2 1 1.2 1.92
40 CHAMBER-3 1 1.32 1.92
41 TOILET 1 1.12 1.31
42 CHAMBER-4 1 1.285 1.92
43 CHAMBER-5 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.195 1.92
44 CHAMBER-6 1 1.32 1.92
45 RAMP 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
46 CHAMBER-7 1 1.32 1.92
47 CORRIDOR 1 0.95 1.92
48 S/C 1 1.06 1.86
1 1.05 1.26
1 1.02 1.24
49 TOILET 1 1.21 1.31
50 OPHTHALMOLOGY 1 1.11 1.92
51 OPHTHALMOLOGY 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.165 1.92
52 ENT 1 1.25 1.92
1 1.12 1.92
53 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
0
0
FIREST FLOOR 811 S/C 1 1.27 1.885
2 CORRIDOR 1 1.08 1.88
3 LADIES WARD 1 1.165 1.885
1 1.305 1.885
4 JANITOR 1 1.275 1.31
1 1.275 1.31
5 PATIENTS ROOM 1 1.225 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
6 DOCTORS ROOM 1 1.3 1.885
7 POST NATAL 1 1.27 1.885
1 1.28 1.885
8 LABOUR ROOM STORE 1 1.33 1.885
9 LABOUR ROOM 1 1.32 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
10 RESUSCITATION ROOM 1 1.07 1.885
11 OT CLEAN ROOM 1 1.29 1.885
12 OT 1 1.3 1.885
1 1.315 1.885
13 CLEAN NURSERY 1 1.46 1.885
14 STORE CUM NUR.ROOM 1 1.15 1.885
1 1.12 1.885
15 TOILET 1 1.3 1.31
16 DOCTOR 1 1.31 1.885
17 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
18 CORRIDOR 1 1.17 1.885
19 LADIES WARD 1 1.31 1.885
1 1.17 1.885
20 TOILET 1 1.35 1.31
1 1.14 1.31
21 LADIES WARD 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.26 1.885
22 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
23 EXAMINATION ROOM 1 1.31 1.885
1 1.29 1.885
24 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.15 1.31
25 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.185 1.885
26 S/C 1 1.22 1.24
1 1.255 1.24
LOBBY 1 1.7 1.855
1 1.88 1.7
27 BIO MEDICAL WAST 1 1.33 1.32
28 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.3 1.31
29 DOCTORS DUTY ROOM 1 1.2 1.885
30 ISOLATION CUBICLE 1 1.09 1.885
31 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
32 I.C.U 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.29 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
1 1.2 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.16 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
33 CCU 1 1.17 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
34 CHANGE 1 1.24 1.885
35 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
36 DOCTORS ROOM 1 1.2 1.885
37 TOILET 1 1.28 1.31
38 PRE OPERATIVE 1 1.145 1.885
39 OPERATION THEATRE-1 1 1.14 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.12 1.885
40 DISPOSAL AREA CORRIDOR 1 1.3 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.19 1.885
1 1.28 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 0.94 1.885
41 S/C 1 1.015 1.885
1 1.23 1.24
1 1.26 1.24
42 OPERATION THEATRE-III 1 1.22 1.885
1 1.13 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
43 UTILITY 1 1.165 1.885
44 POST OPERATIVE 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.09 1.885
45 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
0
SECOND FLOOR 851 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.06 1.86
2 LADIES WARD 1 1.155 1.885
1 1.32 1.885
3 TOILET 1 1.27 1.31
1 1.29 1.31
4 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
5 DOCTORS RM 1 1.325 1.885
6 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
7 FLOOR PANTRY 1 1.29 1.31
8 ROOM 1 1.29 1.88
1 1.31 1.885
9 TOILET 1 1.315 1.31
10 3 BED ROOM 1 1.07 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
11 2BED ROOM 1 1.28 1.885
12 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
13 LADIES WARD 1 1.48 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
14 BATH. ROOM 1 1.12 1.31
1 1.31 1.31
15 LADIES WARD 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.175 1.885
16 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.18 1.855
17 LADIES WARD 1 1.27 1.855
1 1.115 1.855
18 JANITOR 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.18 1.31
19 LADIES WARD 1 1.285 1.855
1 1.245 1.855
20 LADIES WARD 1 1.24 1.855
1 1.17 1.855
21 LADIES WARD 1 1.34 1.855
1 1.32 1.855
22 JANITOR 1 1.315 1.31
1 1.45 1.31
23 LADIES WARD 1 1.24 1.855
1 1.18 1.855
24 S/C 1 1.255 1.24
1 1.28 1.24
25 WAITING HALL 1 1.845 1.63
26 GENTS WARD 1 1.325 1.855
1 1.31 1.855
27 GENTS WARD 1 1.285 1.855
1 1.175 1.855
28 TOILET 1 1.1 1.31
1 1.32 1.31
29 GENTS WARD 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.3 1.855
30 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.22 1.855
31 GENTS WARD 1 1.19 1.855
1 1.29 1.855
32 TOILET 1 1.185 1.31
1 1.3 1.31
33 GENTS WARD 1 1.125 1.855
1 1.14 1.855
34 DOCTORS RM 1 1.175 1.855
35 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
36 FLOOR PANTRY 1 1.22 1.31
37 ROOM 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.21 1.855
38 TOILET 1 1.31 1.31
39 3BED ROOM 1 1.12 1.855
1 1.17 1.855
40 2 BED ROOM 1 1.315 1.855
41 TOILET 1 1.13 1.31
43 GENTS WARD 1 1.28 1.855
1 1.31 1.855
44 TOILET 1 1.195 1.31
1 1.285 1.31
45 GENTS WARD 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.26 1.855
46 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 0.93 1.855
47 S/C 1 1.26 1.24
1 1.25 1.24
48 GENTS WARD 1 1.2 1.855
1 1.09 1.855
49 TOILET 1 1.23 1.31
1 1.175 1.31
50 GENTS WARD 1 1.215 1.855
1 1.12 1.855
51 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
TEERACE 821 S/C 1 1.25 1.24
1 1.27 1.24
1 1.2 1.24
1 1.27 1.24
4 TOTAL
THE RAINWATER COLLECTS IN ……………………… ………………….. AND ……………….
WATER IS ALSO USED TO PRODUCE …………………………………………………………..
National anthem -jana gana mana
PRESIDENT OF INDIAN National
With do respect I bag to say that Iam ill do to viral fever
YOUR OBEDINTLY.
Name- Anshu Rawat
Class- 1st
WINDOWSNO DESCRIPTION NO. L B H
GROUND FLOOR
1 S/C 1 1.87 1.31
2 CONTROL ROOM 1 1.805 1.92
3 C.T SCAN 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.32 1.92
4 CHANGE ROOM 1 1.3 1.92
5 X-RAY ROOM 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.22 1.92
6 TOILET 1 1.21 1.31
7 IMAGE INTENSIFIER 1 1.31 1.92
1 1.32 1.92
8 SERVER ROOM 1 1.2 1.86
1 1.31 1.855
9 EDP 1 1.32 1.92
10 TOILET 1 1.13 1.31
11 DOCTORS COFFEE 1 1.32 1.92
ROOM 1 1.28 1.92
1 1.3 1.92
12 PARLOUR 1 1.41 1.92
1 1.17 1.92
13 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
14 ASST.DIRECTOR 1 1.32 1.92
15 DIRECTOR ROOM 1 1.3 1.92
16 TOILET 1 1.15 1.31
17 CONFERENCE ROOM 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.335 1.92
1 1.17 1.92
18 NURSES SUPERIN 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.16 1.92
19 ACCOUNT 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.26 1.92
20 BILLING 1 1.21 1.92
1 1.185 1.92
21 ECHO AND E.C.G 1 1.32 1.92
1 1.31 1.92
22 DOCTOR 1 1.33 1.92
23 TOILET 1 1.16 1.31
24 ULTRA SOUND ROOM 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.21 1.92
25 S/C 1 1.19 1.24
1 1.3 1.24
26 ADMISSON OFFICE 1 1.31 1.92
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
27 PHARMACY 1 1.33 1.92
1 1.29 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
28 TOILET 1 1.12 1.31
29 TOILET PASSAGE 1 1.33 1.92
30 WATTING 1 1.29 1.86
31 DAY CARE CENTRE 1 1.24 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
1 1.33 1.92
32 STORE 1 1.21 1.92
33 UTILITY 1 1.33 1.92
34 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
1 1.17 1.31
35 MINIOR O.T 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.325 1.92
36 LAB SAMPLE COLLECT 1 1.275 1.92
1 1.22 1.92
37 CHAMBER-1 1 1.265 1.92
38 CHAMBER-2 1 1.165 1.92
39 CHAMBER-2 1 1.2 1.92
40 CHAMBER-3 1 1.32 1.92
41 TOILET 1 1.12 1.31
42 CHAMBER-4 1 1.285 1.92
43 CHAMBER-5 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.195 1.92
44 CHAMBER-6 1 1.32 1.92
45 RAMP 1 1.3 1.92
1 1.2 1.92
46 CHAMBER-7 1 1.32 1.92
47 CORRIDOR 1 0.95 1.92
48 S/C 1 1.06 1.86
1 1.05 1.26
1 1.02 1.24
49 TOILET 1 1.21 1.31
50 OPHTHALMOLOGY 1 1.11 1.92
51 OPHTHALMOLOGY 1 1.2 1.92
1 1.165 1.92
52 ENT 1 1.25 1.92
1 1.12 1.92
53 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
0
0
FIREST FLOOR 811 S/C 1 1.27 1.885
2 CORRIDOR 1 1.08 1.88
3 LADIES WARD 1 1.165 1.885
1 1.305 1.885
4 JANITOR 1 1.275 1.31
1 1.275 1.31
5 PATIENTS ROOM 1 1.225 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
6 DOCTORS ROOM 1 1.3 1.885
7 POST NATAL 1 1.27 1.885
1 1.28 1.885
8 LABOUR ROOM STORE 1 1.33 1.885
9 LABOUR ROOM 1 1.32 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
10 RESUSCITATION ROOM 1 1.07 1.885
11 OT CLEAN ROOM 1 1.29 1.885
12 OT 1 1.3 1.885
1 1.315 1.885
13 CLEAN NURSERY 1 1.46 1.885
14 STORE CUM NUR.ROOM 1 1.15 1.885
1 1.12 1.885
15 TOILET 1 1.3 1.31
16 DOCTOR 1 1.31 1.885
17 TOILET 1 1.17 1.31
18 CORRIDOR 1 1.17 1.885
19 LADIES WARD 1 1.31 1.885
1 1.17 1.885
20 TOILET 1 1.35 1.31
1 1.14 1.31
21 LADIES WARD 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.26 1.885
22 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
23 EXAMINATION ROOM 1 1.31 1.885
1 1.29 1.885
24 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.15 1.31
25 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.185 1.885
26 S/C 1 1.22 1.24
1 1.255 1.24
LOBBY 1 1.7 1.855
1 1.88 1.7
27 BIO MEDICAL WAST 1 1.33 1.32
28 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.3 1.31
29 DOCTORS DUTY ROOM 1 1.2 1.885
30 ISOLATION CUBICLE 1 1.09 1.885
31 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
32 I.C.U 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.29 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
1 1.2 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.16 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
33 CCU 1 1.17 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
34 CHANGE 1 1.24 1.885
35 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
36 DOCTORS ROOM 1 1.2 1.885
37 TOILET 1 1.28 1.31
38 PRE OPERATIVE 1 1.145 1.885
39 OPERATION THEATRE-1 1 1.14 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.12 1.885
40 DISPOSAL AREA CORRIDOR 1 1.3 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 1.19 1.885
1 1.28 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
1 1.3 1.885
1 0.94 1.885
41 S/C 1 1.015 1.885
1 1.23 1.24
1 1.26 1.24
42 OPERATION THEATRE-III 1 1.22 1.885
1 1.13 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
43 UTILITY 1 1.165 1.885
44 POST OPERATIVE 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.09 1.885
45 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
0
SECOND FLOOR 851 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.06 1.86
2 LADIES WARD 1 1.155 1.885
1 1.32 1.885
3 TOILET 1 1.27 1.31
1 1.29 1.31
4 LADIES WARD 1 1.23 1.885
1 1.22 1.885
5 DOCTORS RM 1 1.325 1.885
6 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
7 FLOOR PANTRY 1 1.29 1.31
8 ROOM 1 1.29 1.88
1 1.31 1.885
9 TOILET 1 1.315 1.31
10 3 BED ROOM 1 1.07 1.885
1 1.31 1.885
11 2BED ROOM 1 1.28 1.885
12 TOILET 1 1.32 1.31
13 LADIES WARD 1 1.48 1.885
1 1.15 1.885
14 BATH. ROOM 1 1.12 1.31
1 1.31 1.31
15 LADIES WARD 1 1.29 1.885
1 1.175 1.885
16 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.18 1.855
17 LADIES WARD 1 1.27 1.855
1 1.115 1.855
18 JANITOR 1 1.32 1.31
1 1.18 1.31
19 LADIES WARD 1 1.285 1.855
1 1.245 1.855
20 LADIES WARD 1 1.24 1.855
1 1.17 1.855
21 LADIES WARD 1 1.34 1.855
1 1.32 1.855
22 JANITOR 1 1.315 1.31
1 1.45 1.31
23 LADIES WARD 1 1.24 1.855
1 1.18 1.855
24 S/C 1 1.255 1.24
1 1.28 1.24
25 WAITING HALL 1 1.845 1.63
26 GENTS WARD 1 1.325 1.855
1 1.31 1.855
27 GENTS WARD 1 1.285 1.855
1 1.175 1.855
28 TOILET 1 1.1 1.31
1 1.32 1.31
29 GENTS WARD 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.3 1.855
30 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 1.22 1.855
31 GENTS WARD 1 1.19 1.855
1 1.29 1.855
32 TOILET 1 1.185 1.31
1 1.3 1.31
33 GENTS WARD 1 1.125 1.855
1 1.14 1.855
34 DOCTORS RM 1 1.175 1.855
35 TOILET 1 1.29 1.31
36 FLOOR PANTRY 1 1.22 1.31
37 ROOM 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.21 1.855
38 TOILET 1 1.31 1.31
39 3BED ROOM 1 1.12 1.855
1 1.17 1.855
40 2 BED ROOM 1 1.315 1.855
41 TOILET 1 1.13 1.31
43 GENTS WARD 1 1.28 1.855
1 1.31 1.855
44 TOILET 1 1.195 1.31
1 1.285 1.31
45 GENTS WARD 1 1.3 1.855
1 1.26 1.855
46 CORRIDOR 1800MM WIDE 1 0.93 1.855
47 S/C 1 1.26 1.24
1 1.25 1.24
48 GENTS WARD 1 1.2 1.855
1 1.09 1.855
49 TOILET 1 1.23 1.31
1 1.175 1.31
50 GENTS WARD 1 1.215 1.855
1 1.12 1.855
51 S/C 1 0.685 1.2
TEERACE 821 S/C 1 1.25 1.24
1 1.27 1.24
1 1.2 1.24
1 1.27 1.24
4 TOTAL
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