
Non Lit
Centeral Panel (19 x 5) – Side Panel (4.
A bus stop is a designated place where b
Rate per Bus Shelter / Monrh
₹125000.00
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Centeral Panel (19 x 5) – Side Panel (4.
A bus stop is a designated place where b
Rate per Bus Shelter / Monrh
₹125000.00
MEDIA REACH
Size :
Large
Dimension :
Centeral Panel (19 x 5) – Side Panel (4.4 x 6.5) – Back Panel (4.2 x 6.5)
SqFt :
207.00
Lighting :
Non-Lit
Area :
Gajipur
State :
Uttar Pradesh

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geo-tagged proof-of-display, site lists, and route-based frequency logic; add QR or unique call tracking when response is needed
Specifications
Size: Large
Dimension: Centeral Panel (19 x 5) – Side Panel (4.4 x 6.5) – Back Panel (4.2 x 6.5)
Sq Ft: 207.00
Lighting: Non-Lit
Area: Gajipur
State: Uttar Pradesh
Desc.: Shahdara to Karkar Dooma Xing/Hasanpur Depot
Rate: 125000
Zone: EAST
Creative requirements for Hasanpur Depot: Keep copy punchy and readable at distance: one headline, strong brand block, one CTA; avoid dense text and fine details.