"INS" would stand for "Indian Native State". Jaipur was a region of what is now north-central India, and issued it's own coinage before and during British rule.
The large, 7-leaved plant in the centre of picture C is the Jhar, a mintmark used on coins from this state. The "19" to the right of this mintmark is I believe actually "19", and would be the year of reign of the ruler. This coin is probably a copper paisa of Maharajah Madho Singh; Year 19 for him would be 1898 AD. Listed in Krrause as KM 130, worth around 50¢.
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