Read the data carefully and answer the questions.

Note: (i) Market value = Total number of shares × price of one share
(ii) Number of shares increased by 20% from 2001 to 2002 and price of share decreased by 5% from 2002 to 2003.
(iii) Price of share decreased by 12% from 2005 to 2006 and number of shares decreased by 10% 2005 to 2006.

Find total market value in 2006.

To find the total market value in 2006, we need to calculate the number of shares in 2006 and the price per share in 2006.

Step 1: Extract the data from the given charts

From the first bar chart ("Total shares"), we find the number of shares in the year 2005:
Total shares in 2005 = 25,000

From the second bar chart ("Price per share in Rs."), we find the price of a share in the year 2006:
Price of one share in 2006 = Rs. 110

Step 2: Calculate the number of shares in 2006

According to note (iii), the number of shares decreased by 10% from 2005 to 2006.
Therefore, the number of shares in 2006 is:
$\text{Number of shares in 2006}=\mathrm{25,000}\times (1-0.10)$
$\text{Number of shares in 2006}=\mathrm{25,000}\times 0.90=\mathrm{22,500}$

Step 3: Calculate the total market value in 2006

Using note (i), the market value is defined as:
Market value = Total number of shares × Price of one share

By substituting the values calculated for 2006:
$\text{Market value in 2006}=\mathrm{22,500}\times 110$
$\text{Market value in 2006}=\mathrm{2,475,000}$

In the options, this value is represented with the format 247,5000.

Thus, the correct option is 247,5000.