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which turns out to be 8:30 pm in India.
But in the last codeforces match codeforces beta-64 the timing mentioned in the mail was Saturday, March, 26, 2011 16:00 (UTC)
which turns out to be 9:30 pm in India.
How is it possible that the same time on different days is differed by 1 hour?
Reading input and Writing output in Problem E was the hardest point in this problem and this is not how the standard codeforces tasks look like.
I hope problem setters understand that it's not cool to make the output readable for humans by making it long and hard-to-print.
Sorry, I am afraid of saying that this contest is a little boring,the last two problem needs too much code ,but few about algorithm!.
Firstly I am a great fan of you. Bows!
Secondly my statement was just sarcastic.