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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |evsjv |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bs‡iRx |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |MwYZ |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |evsjv |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bs‡iRx |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |MwYZ |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |evsjv |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bs‡iRx |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |MwYZ |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt ‡cø I bvm©vix, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |evsjv |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bs‡iRx |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |MwYZ |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt ‡cø I bvm©vix, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |evsjv |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bs‡iRx |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |MwYZ |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB* bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|14/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | evsjv |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvt Ávb |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 1g, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|14/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | evsjv |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvt Ávb |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|14/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | evsjv |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvt Ávb |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 1g, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|14/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | evsjv |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvt Ávb |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|15/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|15/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
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|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|15/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 2q, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx |
|15/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb |
|22/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Qwe AvKuv |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB* bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 3q 4_©, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|11/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 1g cÎ |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 2q cÎ |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb I Qwe AvuKv |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 09 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mgvR |
|22/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |weÁvb |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|24/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bmjvg wkÿv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 3q 4_©, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|11/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 1g cÎ |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 2q cÎ |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb I Qwe AvuKv |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 09 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mgvR |
|22/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |weÁvb |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|24/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bmjvg wkÿv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

bZzb Kzuwo wKÛvi Mv‡U©b evwl©K cixÿv-2014Bs
‡kªYxt 3q 4_©, cixÿvi iæwUb
|ZvwiL |evi |mgq |welq |
|11/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 1g cÎ |
|13/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | Bs‡iRx 2q cÎ |
|15/12/2014Bs |†mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | evsjv 1g cÎ |
|17/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |evsjv 2q cÎ |
|18/12/2014Bs |e„n¯úwZevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mvaviY Ávb I Qwe AvuKv |
|20/12/2014Bs |kwbevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv | MwYZ |
|21/12/2014Bs |iweevi |mKvj 09 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |mgvR |
|22/12/2014Bs |‡mvgevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |weÁvb |
|23/12/2014Bs |g½jevi |mKvj 11 Uv †_‡K 01 Uv |Kw¤úDUvi |
|24/12/2014Bs |eyaevi |mKvj 9 Uv †_‡K 11 Uv |Bmjvg wkÿv |

*we`¨vi g‡Zv eÜz bvB, P‡jv mevB ¯‹z‡j hvB*

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