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Final Dividend Unclaimed FY 2010-11 SASKEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED FINAL DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR 2010-11 AS OF 31-JAN-2018 TO BE TRANSFERRED TO IEPF ON 28-AUG-2018 SL. FOLIO NO. / AMOUNT CLIENT ID NAME ADDRESS PIN NO. DP ID (RS.) 1 SCT0000180 A C ARAVIND # 77/C, I FLOOR, 18TH CROSS, 6TH MAIN, MALLESWARAM BANGALORE 560055 450.00 2 120447 0001540820 A L MOHAMMED RIZWAN 91 A 9TH MAIN ROAD SASI REKHA AMMA NAGAR KODINGYUR CHENNAI TAMILNADU 600118 81.00 3 IN300214 11246278 A MALINI D 255 THANTHAI PERIYAR SALAI BLOCK 3 NEYVELI 607801 45.00 4 IN300669 10054815 A RAMA DEVI C/O ANDHRA BANK MANAGER K R T S EXTN COUNTER VENKATA RAMANA COLONY KURNOOL 518003 157.50 5 IN300888 13043798 A SHRIDHAR SOURABHA PRAGATHI COLONY NEAR BALIGA STORES BEJAI MANGALORE 575004 4.50 6 IN301895 10759413 A SOMASEKHAR C/O G PITCHAIAH D NO 40-6-27 LABBIPET VIJAYAWADA, ANDHRA PRADESH 520010 225.00 7 SCT0000947 A SRINATH SUBHODAYA,KESTON ROAD, VELLAYAMBALAM, TRIVENDRUM KERALA 695003 45.00 8 SCT0001311 A V HARIPRASAD REDDY 231/B SRI KALA NILAYAM, S G PALYA C V RAMANNAGAR BANGALORE 560093 135.00 9 120298 0000150892 A.MURUGAIAH 64,VADAKKATHI AMMAN KOVIL- STREET,MELAKADAYANALLUR, TENKASI(TK),TIRUNELVELI, 627751 22.50 MELAKADAYANALLUR TAMILNADU 10 120401 0000014204 A.S. 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BEGUMGANJ 464881 450.00 27 120132 0000623758 AJAYKUMAR BASANTKUMAR CHODARI BUILDING SAKKARSATH AMARAVATI AMRAVATI MAHARASHTRA 444601 67.50 AGRAWAL 28 IN300601 10187081 AJIT KUMAR JAIN D-404,SUMIT BUILDING,SHANTINAGAR, G.I.D.C.,VAPI 396195 112.50 SASKEN TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED FINAL DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR 2010-11 AS OF 31-JAN-2018 TO BE TRANSFERRED TO IEPF ON 28-AUG-2018 SL. FOLIO NO. / AMOUNT CLIENT ID NAME ADDRESS PIN NO. DP ID (RS.) 29 120332 0002260606 AJIT MADHUKAR GHADIGAONKAR KADAM CHAWL JAMIL NAGAR SAMRATH ROAD BHANDUP MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA 400078 225.00 30 IN300513 12267212 AJU CHACKO 8 7 69/1/A/C ANCY LANE RR NAGAR OLD BOWENPALLY SECUNDERABAD 500011 675.00 31 IN301774 16408924 AKANKSHA PANT NEAR DESIGN CENTRE MBD ROAD U S NAGAR KASHIPUR 244713 9.00 32 IN301022 20840273 AKKINENI VASUDEVA ANNAPURNA BHAVAN SANKARNATH STREET R R PET ELURU W G DIST 534002 508.50 VENKATESWARA RAO 33 IN301774 12508137 AKSHAY KUMAR SHARMA 51/83 PRATAP NAGAR SANGANER JAIPUR 303902 157.50 34 120247 0000043700 ALAKHDEO NARAIN SINGH QR NO -276 SECTOR-9/B BOKARO STEEL CITY BOKARO STEEL CITY 827006 270.00 35 IN300214 11960733 ALEX K PAUL KUTTIKATTIL HOUSE KONNI KIZHAVALLOOR P O PATHANAMTHITTA 689703 4.50 36 IN301696 11037176 ALLWIN ROBERT KENNADY.P NO.9/76B SOUTH NEERVAKUZHY PALAPALLAM P.O K.K. 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