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DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

(TO BE SUBMITTED ON DAILY BASIS)

|NAME: SHANTANU GIRDHAR | |CITIES VISITED: NEW DELHI |
|ACITIVITY REPORT DATE:26apr.2010 | |SENT ON (DATE):27APR.2010 |

(A) VISITS:

|Sr. No. |CLIENT NAME / |TIME SPENT |DETAILS OF DISCUSSION / FOLLOW UP |DEMOS DONE OR NOT |
| |CONTACT PERSON / | |ACTION REQUIRED / REMARKS | |
| |DEISGNATION / | |(SPECIFY DEMOS) | |
| |TEL. NUMBER. | | | |
| | |FROM |TO | | |
|1 | | | |Discuss zenith all product discuss meeting then call | |
| |j.a.sindh h.school |9:55 |10:10 | | |
| |gadhve ki goth lashkar | | | | |
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