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Thanks for all your support....
I don't have temperature meter but i can notice that cylinder no.1 is very cold in comparison to other cylinders...
Any thoughts about that .,, what I am thinking is that it's not firing on idle rpm but starts as soon as I throttle .... Is this possible....

Yes it is possible. Clogged idle jets/passages in the carbs could be responsible for this. You can easily tell if a cylinder is firing by spraying water on the header. It should evaporate in a flash.
If the motor is not running on all cylinders, it could also aggravate the clutch noise you report in a different thread.

Sir thank you for posting the reply..,,
But sir I have cleaned them with compressed air....

Rohit, They have to come apart more completely. Head over to the carburetors section and do some reading about clogged pilot jets. It's a pain in the neck but they will almost definitely have to be extracted. It's pretty much automatic for a bike that has sat carelessly stored.

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Sir I cleaned the carbs again and the cylinder problem is solved thanks to all....