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Reduce your TTL a few days before change or keep it at a low value.
The domain was just registered at ovh and it's a new domain
New domains normally do take longer to propagate out the fact they exist and resolve, in the future the TTL value will be used for DNS updates.
I can see vast different with other domain registrars like Godaddy and Namecheap.. their DNS name server registration and name server changes are very quick in terms of new domains..
I have always found OVH difficult.
Query their nameservers directly. If you return the correct values, the problem is yours. If you return the incorrect values, the problem is theirs.
If they make the change instantly on their side, DNS propagation is not their job. This is the time it takes for your ISPs DNS servers to drop caches and request new records. Your computer and/or router may also cache DNS.
It was mistake from my side which is corrected and the propagation is good now. Thank you everyone for kind replies.
You're kidding - the slowest DNS changes come from 1&1.