Spatial Data For India

Hi,
Can someone please help me to get the co-ordinates (such as Latitudes, Longitudes) to render India Map in OBIEE 11g version?
I did have sent mail to NAVQTEC for the same, but still no response. Can someone please help me in getting the Spatial data which is compatible with Oracle 11g?
Please let me know if there is any other vendor who can help me provide the spatial data for India.
Regards,
S.Nagabathirise

Hi,
I need the spatial data for India as well.
Please suggest me how can I have that data or How can I get that data from google Maps.
Thanks
Yashwant

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