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Star rules, Zee in second place

STAR Plus continued to lead the GEC race with 342 GRPs, while Zee jumped to 265. Colors was at 255.Sony was at 147, while SAB stayed ahead of Imagine. SAB was at 101 and Imagine at 92.

by Campaign India Team | 14/07/2010

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STAR Plus continued to lead the GEC race with 342 GRPs, while Zee jumped to 265. Colors was at 255.

Sony was at 147, while SAB stayed ahead of Imagine. SAB was at 101 and Imagine at 92.

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