Inserting millions of records into new table based on condition

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We have a range partitioned table that contains 950,000,000 records (since from 2004) which is again list sub-partitioned on status. Possible values of stauts are 0,1,2,3 and 4.
The requirement is to get all the rows with status 1 and date less than 24-Aug 2011. (Oracle 11g R2).
I trying below code
CREATE TABLE RECONCILIATION_TAB PARALLEL 3 NOLOGGING  
AS SELECT /*+ INDEX(CARDS_TAB STATUS_IDX) */ ID,STATUS,DATE_D
FROM CARDS_TAB
WHERE DATE_D < TO_DATE('24-AUG-2011','DD-MON-YYYY')
AND STATUS=1; CARDS_TAB has tow global indexes one on status and another on date_d.
Above query is running for last 28Hrs! Is this the right approach?
With Regards,
Farooq Abdulla

You said the table was range partitioned but you didn't say by what. I'm guessing the table is range partitioned by DATE_D. Is that a valid assumption?
You said that the table was subpartitioned by status. If the table is subpartitioned by status, what do you mean that the data is randomly distributed? Surely it's confined to particular subpartitions, right?
What is the query plan without the hint?
What is the query plan with the hint?
Why do you believe that adding the hint will be beneficial?
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