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Okay, so I did not see your post. But either randomly or due to the fact betwixt posted that I should keep value of my capacitances near 100nF, I replaced the 47uF capacitance (C6 in your diagram) with a capacitance of 2.2uF. After that, my circuit started giving the required amplified output...
Sorry, that was a mistake. Actually I wanted to send the picture in the attachment.
So, my circuit after alterations based on your suggestions looks like this:
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I will make the circuit and will tell you the results.
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