Prize Bond List Of 100

Quetta (Monday, May 15, 2017): The central directorate of National savings of Pakistan is to organize the Prize Bond List Of 100 Draw No.18 List Result 15th May 2017 that ill held at Quetta today. The draw No.18 of One Hundred 100 Prize bond full list & result 15.5.2017 Quetta will be updated by PkPlanet

Prize bonds type (lottery bond) in Pakistan. Pakistan introduced the latest student welfare prize bond for the worth of only One Hundred Rupee to consulate the low income students and public. It is a kind of Prize bonds bearer bonds, which national savings Ministry of Finance on behalf of the Prize Bond Company Ltd (Prize Bond Company Limited) – the market is without. Find online 100 Prize Bond List May 2017 Quetta Online to find your lucky number.

Rs. 100 Prize bonds are called and prize bonds can be redeemed at any time for a refund from the bank normally. Finance Act the basic law under which the bonds are approved, and at the same time in the same sense, and premium bonds in the Pakistan, a similar concept was introduced. The bonds were sold in for the whole nation for the first time and in September the same year bonds for the first lottery or draw was held. The Bank of Punjab as well as the government’s banker planned.

DRAW OF Rs.100/-

Held At Quetta

Draw No. 18th

Series: Common Draw

Date: 15/05/2017

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First Prize of Rs. 700,000/-

409526

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Second Prize of Rs.200,000/- Each.

268510 512155 992691

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Third Prize

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

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For complete prize bond list of 100 you can visit this online link below:

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