Mini-Station daily reports




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Imsky01-Vivek Vihar (Yet to be update)
Imsky02-Sanjaynagar (Yet to be update)
Imsky06-Sainik Farms (Yet to be update)
Imsky07-Siwani (Yet to be update)
Imsky09-Mukerian (Yet to be update)
Imsky10-Dhanbad (Yet to be update)
Imsky11-New Town (Yet to be update)
Imsky12-Srinagar (Yet to be update)
Imsky13-Jind (Yet to be update)
Imsky14-Muzaffarpur (Bihar) (Yet to be update)
Imsky15-Bangalore (Device has not been set (ERR-1))
Imsky17-Hanumangarh  (Yet to be update)



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