Creating Result Type Programmatically using C#

Hi,
I had created a custom display template and have uploaded on feature activation. now i need to automate the creating of result type.
Due to less documentation with respective to result type creation using C# i am posting in forum. i had referred the below url.
http://dev.net.ua/blogs/ivanbilokon/archive/2012/11/22/11389.aspx
But when i execute the code no error. the new result type is not getting added.
I expected a result as shown below screen
Please help me. Thanks in Advance.

Hello Ram, please check the below link http://nelsonlamprecht.wordpress.com/2013/12/27/sharepoint-2013-search-result-types/
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