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Prize Bond List Of 100 Held At Karachi On 15-08-2017

Prize Bond List Of 100

Karachi (Tuesday, 15st August, 2017): The directorate of National savings of Pakistan is going to held new balloting Prize Bond List Of 100 dated 15 August 2017 at Karachi city. The common draw’s serial no. 19 Full draw list and result will be updated today (1.8.2017) by PkPlanet. You can download Rs. 100 Prize bond Karachi Draw list Result 15 August, 2017 and Check online result on this page. The result of Rs, 100 Prize bond list August 2017 Karachi will be fully updated at 5:00 pm with all prize category winners numbers. The official website of savings.gov.pk will also update the result of Prize bond 100 dated 15.08.2017. So keep visiting us to get the full result updates here.

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DRAW OF Rs.100/-
HELD AT Karachi
Draw No. 19th
Series: Common Draw

Date: 15/08/2017
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First Prize of Rs. 700,000/-
588349
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Second Prize of Rs.200,000/- Each

302075 342248 606809
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Third Prize

1,199 PRIZES OF Rs.1,000/- Each

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100 Prize Bond List 15 August 2017

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