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Unpaid Dividend 2011-12 Download TTK PRESTIGE LIMITED Statement showing unclaimed dividend as on 23.07.2015 for the dividend year 2011-2012 (A/c. No.912020034100363) Due date for Transfer to IEPF 17.7.2019 Sl.No. Name Folio Number of Address PINCode Amount Securities Due(in Rs.) C/O SHEETAL STAINLESS STEEL M G ROAD TUMKUR , 1 M BHARATH KUMAR JAIN TTK005731 KARNATAKA 1500.00 D NO 874 BANNIMANTAP B LAYOUT SIVARATRESWAR 2 H S PRAKASH TTK005745 NAGAR MYSORE , KARNATAKA 1500.00 FLAT NO 10 SRI DURGA APARTMENTS CHINA WALTAIR 3 SAYED SIRAJUDDIN AHAMED TTK013339 VISAKHAPATNAM , ANDHRA PRADESH 1500.00 D/O N SURYA NARAYANA 17/364 NEERUGANTI STREET 4 KIRANMAYI NICHANAMETLA TTK014117 OLD TOWN ANANTAPUR , ANDHRA PRADESH 1500.00 ST ANTONYS MARKET ROAD KOTTAYAM KERALA , KERALA 5 PRABHAKARAN TTK016427 1500.00 THRIVENI SUPER SHOPEE VAIDYAN COMPLEX N H ROAD 6 SAJAN T KOSHY TTK016435 KARUNAGAPALLY , MAHARASHTRA 1500.00 34 MAHALAXMI SOCIETY TA THASRA POST DAKOR DIST 7 SHAKUNTLABEN MANUBHAI PATETTK017843 KHEDA , GUJARAT 1500.00 8 MANISH MANDHANI TTK100135 G 4 SURABHI , MAHARASHTRA 1500.00 4297 WINDING WOODS WAY FAIR OAKS C A 95628 U S A , 9 MADHURAM TTK100254 NA 1500.00 ARULJOTHI CORPORATION, 16/A CROSS CUT ROAD 10 M P RAMAKRISHNAN TTK016471 GANDHIPURAM COIMBATORE , TAMIL NADU 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DELHI , DELHI 32 SHASHI MUTREJA TTK011359 110034 1500.00 33 PREM LATA TTK015825 388 SAINIK VIHAR PITAM PUR DELHI , DELHI 110034 3000.00 34 SUBE SINGH KEMWAL TTK006927 26 NANGLI POONA P O ALIPUR DELHI , DELHI 110036 1500.00 SECTOR C POCKET 2 FLAT 2369 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI , 35 PRAKASH NATH KANTH TTK001190 DELHI 110037 1500.00 36 ANJNA SACHDEVA TTK006945 419 ASIAD VILLAGE HAWA SINGH NEW DELHI , DELHI 110049 1500.00 37 PINKY KHURANA TTK001232 KC 47A ASHOK VIHAR DELHI , DELHI 110052 1500.00 38 SUSHMA TANDON TTK006957 J 18D LIG FLAT PHASE I ASHOK VIHAR DELHI , DELHI 110052 1500.00 39 RAJ RANI TTK006962 C 2/14 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE II DELHI , DELHI 110052 1500.00 40 PRADEEP GUPTA TTK001255 5 COURT LANE CIVIL LINES DELHI , DELHI 110054 1500.00 41 DEEPAK KUMAR AGARWAL TTK012193 10-UNDER HILL LANE CIVIL LINES DELHI , DELHI 110054 3000.00 H NO 26A SFS MIG MOTIA KHAN DDA FLATS DB GUPTA 42 AJIT SINGH TTK006985 ROAD NR PAHARGANJ POLICE STN DELHI , DELHI 110055 1500.00 43 SAMAR RANJAN SEN TTK006990 41 POORVI MARG VASANT VIHAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110057 1500.00 C/O RAJEEV KAPOOR, 7 WEST HOUSE, C1/136, JANAKI 44 ANJU GARG TTK011552 PURI, NEW DELHI , DELHI 110058 1500.00 45 PUNEET MALIK TTK012697 A-5 B 135-B JANAKPURI NEW DELHI , DELHI 110058 1500.00 46 SUMEETA SAINI TTK019447 35/13 OLD RAJINDER NAGAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110060 1500.00 47 CHANDER KANTA SAINI TTK019448 35/13 OLD RAJINDER NAGAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110060 1500.00 48 ANITA SARDA TTK001299 E 347 EAST OF KAILASH NEW DELHI , DELHI 110065 1500.00 49 INDRAJEET SINGH TTK011012 B 41 MAHARANI BAGH NEW DELHI , DELHI 110065 1500.00 50 PRITESH SHETH TTK001302 67 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110067 1500.00 51 URVASHI MARWAH TTK007017 171 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110067 1500.00 52 RAGHUBIR KUMAR PURI TTK010790 171 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110067 1500.00 53 SUDHIR BOLUSANI TTK011013 1425 B 1 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI , DELHI 110070 1500.00 54 MOHAN LAL KATMAT TTK011596 6110 B 8 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI , DELHI 110070 1500.00 55 RISHI KUMAR GARG TTK019812 159 JAGINITI ENCLAVE 2ND FLOOR NEW DELHI , DELHI 110092 1500.00 56 SHANKAR ARENJA TTK007050 1310 SECTOR-9 FARIDABAD , HARYANA 121006 1500.00 57 VINAY NARJIT SINGH BEHL TTK018873 157 AJIT NAGAR AMBALA CANTT HARYANA , HARYANA 133001 1500.00 HOUSE NO 396 SECTOR NO 17 PANCHKULA HARAYANA , 58 USHA KHANNA TTK007072 HARYANA 134109 1500.00 48 SECTOR 17 PANCHKULA DISTRICT AMBALA HARYANA , 59 MEENU JUNEJA TTK007073 HARYANA 134109 1500.00 HOUSE NO 769 SECTOR-4 PANCHKULA HARYANA , 60 AMAR NATH SHARMA TTK012000 HARYANA 134109 1500.00 C/O AP BROTHERS PHAGWARA GATE JALANDHAR , 61 CHARANJIT SINGH BEHL TTK011017 PUNJAB 144001 1500.00 TARLOK ENGINEER WORKS OUT SIDE MORIGATE 62 TARLOK SINGH TTK007134 FEROZEPUR CITY , PUNJAB 152002 1500.00 63 YASH PAUL SINGLA TTK007135 SCF 11 SECTOR 10 D CHANDIGARH , CHANDIGARH 160011 1500.00 64 GEETA MONGIA TTK001514 H NO 3389 SECTOR 35 D CHANDIGARH , CHANDIGARH 160015 1500.00 WG CDR SURENDRASODHI 314 SECTOR 33A CHANDIGARH 65 ANNAPURNA SODHI TTK016553 , CHANDIGARH 160047 3000.00 COMMERCIAL BUILDING KASAULI DIST SOLAN , 66 OM DUTT SUD TTK010800 HIMACHAL PRADESH 173204 1500.00 KOTLI ARJAN SINGH R S PURA JAMMU JSK , JAMMU AND 67 VERENDER JEET KOUR TTK001543 KASHMIR 181102 1500.00 68 REENA SAXENA TTK001552 III F 190 NEHRU NAGAR GHAZIABAD , UTTAR PRADESH 201001 1500.00 69 SANGITA BATRA TTK007172 K-C48 KAVI NAGAR GHAZIABAD , UTTAR PRADESH 201002 1500.00 MODI NAGAR PAPER MILLS LTD POBOX 39 MODINAGAR , 70 KAUSHAL GUPTA TTK011556 UTTAR PRADESH 201204 1500.00 MOH NATHURAM PAKKI GALI NEAR TAYAL KOTHI 71 UPENDRA KUMAR TTK001580 KASGANJ ETAH U P , UTTAR PRADESH 207123 1500.00 72 ANJALI JAYASWAL TTK016688 31/9 GHUMNI BAZAR KANPUR , UTTAR PRADESH 208001 1500.00 73 S RAMASESHAN TTK001654 629 IIT CAMPUS IIT KANPUR , UTTAR PRADESH 208016 1500.00 NAYA KOTHA PARCHA FARRUKHABAD , UTTAR PRADESH 74 LAXMI RANI AGARWAL TTK001666 209625 1500.00 DIRECTORS BUNGALOW AUROBINDO COLONY B H U 75 PRAGYA DUBE TTK001705 VARANASI , UTTAR PRADESH 221005 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