Wordpress chosen theme doesn't load - wordpress

I have developed a wordpress theme and have uploaded and chosen that at http://www.digitalmanager.pk/ The problem is, when I am logged in my wordpress acccount on this sight, it shows the correct theme i.e. the one that I have chosen. But as soon as I logout of my wordpress account, it shows the default 2014 theme. Below is the screenshot, when I am logged in:
And the other one you can check for yourself by visiting the site at http://www.digitalmanager.pk/
P.S. I have removed the cache and tested but nothing changed.

It may be due to WP Super Cache Plugin. Just deactivate the WP Super Cache plugin from the Installed Plugins. Then upload upload your theme again.

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