I need to know the price of shocker mounting of hyundai i10 sportz front in india

those are called TTY bolts, not to be reused.
TTY = torque to Yield.
1,2 liters.
The i10 also came with a 1.2 liter gasoline Euro 5 compliant engine (called the Kappa engine) DOHC petrol
real name (engine)

G4LA made in india.

sorry no books here on india cars.
contact Hyundai dealer in your country and get the service manual.

https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/forum/engine-intake-exhaust-11/hundai-i10-big-end-main-bearing-torque-specs-80245 https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/forum/engine-intake-exhaust-11/hundai-i10-big-end-main-bearing-torque-specs-80245

http://www.championbrands.com/aera-torquespecs.pdf

This chart has a lot of torque specs.

This is your "Low Tire Pressure" warning light. Check the tires for proper inflation. If all the tires have the correct amount of air, then more than likely, there is a faulty tire pressure sensor. These sensors are mounted inside the tire as part of the valve stem. You will need to find a shop that has a scan-tool that can read the outputs from these sensors to find which is faulty.
http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

Repairing it will be cheaper if its a slight bump

sorry colonial cousin have no idea of part number but i dare say that you can purchase some replacement parts in a motor factor rather than pay more for original parts.Also another trick is to remove the shocker ,remove the spring then drill a hole in the shocker about an inch down from the top ,compress the rod first and hold it down with a leather belt ,drill the hole then tap and thread it with a small bolt ,nice metal washer and rubber washer then refill the shocker and screw the bolt in .This will also work with gas filled ones as well ,and yes look on an old ambassador (morris oxford),A real car and these have refillable shockers

If they will fix it, that's all you can ask for, even though it is an inconvenience. If it ran well when you first owned it, maybe it's just bad luck and the sellers didn't realize it, but you may never know.

dear friend-your i10 has a obd2 plug and it is situated next to bonnet lever below the fuse box,a normal
GLOBAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM monitor will be good to solve your problem.

raised the vehicle with the front tires off the ground,and grab the front end parts they should move very stiff or not at all,if they move very easy that part is in need of replacement.