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Investors Details of Dividend 10 IEPF2-2015-16 1St Interim Note: This sheet is applicable for uploading the particulars related to the unclaimed and unpaid amount pending with company. Make sure that the details are in accordance with the information already provided in e-form IEPF-2 Date Of AGM(DD-MON-YYYY) CIN/BCIN L65910MH1984PLC032639 Prefill Company/Bank Name DEWAN HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED 21-Jul-2017 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 1900722.00 Sum of interest on matured debentures 0.00 Sum of matured deposit 0.00 Sum of interest on matured deposit 0.00 Sum of matured debentures 0.00 Sum of interest on application money due for refund 0.00 Sum of application money due for refund 0.00 Redemption amount of preference shares 0.00 Sales proceed for fractional shares 0.00 Validate Clear Proposed Date of Investor First Investor Middle Investor Last Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husband Last DP Id-Client Id- Amount Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number Investment Type transfer to IEPF Name Name Name First Name Middle Name Name Account Number transferred (DD-MON-YYYY) 415 SOUTH COTTON ROAD EAST DEWA000000000EM Amount for unclaimed and A ANTHONY C NA TUTICORIN TAMIL NADU INDIA Tamil Nadu 628001 00008 unpaid dividend 618.00 25-Dec-2022 CHANDRAEDISO 415 SOUTH COTTON ROAD EAST DEWA000000000EM Amount for unclaimed and A ANTONY N NA TUTICORIN TAMIL NADU INDIA Tamil Nadu 628001 00019 unpaid dividend 5400.00 25-Dec-2022 7-B DEEP JYOTI CO-OP,HSG, SOCIETY 209, ESTERN EXPRESS HIGHWAY, BHAYANDAR (EAST), DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and A C BAJAJ NA THANE INDIA Maharashtra 401105 1503 unpaid dividend 42.00 25-Dec-2022 IN301356-20491235- Amount for unclaimed and A FAZAL RAHMAN AMOOSA PB 261421 DUBAI UAE INDIA Maharashtra 444444 0000 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 D NO 3 29 152 / 2 FLAT NO 201 BHAVANI HOMES RAMANUJAM IN301022-20163013- Amount for unclaimed and A GANDHI CHOWDARY ALNARAYANA KUTAM, KRISHNA NAGAR GUNTUR INDIA Andhra Pradesh 522006 0000 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 AMMEMBALRANG LECTURER DEPT OF E AND C MIT IN300214-12490495- Amount for unclaimed and A GOPAL KRISHNAPAI ANATHAPAI MANIPAL KARNATAKA INDIA Karnataka 576104 0000 unpaid dividend 6.00 25-Dec-2022 3/470, MANERKENI STREET, 12010900-03406118- Amount for unclaimed and A HAJA ALAUDEEN NA ADIYAKKAMANGALAM TIRUVARUR INDIA Tamil Nadu 611101 DE00 unpaid dividend 450.00 25-Dec-2022 C/O A R MAHENDRAN 18,TAGORE STREET, MAYILADUTHURAI TAMIL DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and A M RAMKUMAR ARMAHENDRA NADU INDIA Tamil Nadu 609001 2423 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 MARK RESIDENSEY CHANDRA 12057300-00237212- Amount for unclaimed and A MOHAMMED RAFI AHAMMADKABEER NAGAR PALAKKAD INDIA Kerala 678013 DE00 unpaid dividend 300.00 25-Dec-2022 15 KATHICHERY STREET IN301080-22479252- Amount for unclaimed and A PARIMALA SARUMUGAM CHIDAMBARAM INDIA Tamil Nadu 608001 0000 unpaid dividend 12.00 25-Dec-2022 NO 12/J 2, BANK COLONY ARANI HOUSE ROAD, ST.HILL POST OOTY, 12010900-02919897- Amount for unclaimed and A RANGARAJAN NA THE NILGIRIS OOTY INDIA Tamil Nadu 643001 DE00 unpaid dividend 102.00 25-Dec-2022 19 BAJANAIKUDA STREET IN301549-14572498- Amount for unclaimed and A SELVARAJ GADAIKALASAMY PALAKARAI TIRUCHI INDIA Tamil Nadu 620001 0000 unpaid dividend 150.00 25-Dec-2022 H NO L-3/11 VIDYANAGAR JSW SIVALINGAPPAADIK TOWNSHIP TORANAGALLU IN300394-17173899- Amount for unclaimed and A SIVA KUMAR I BELLARY INDIA Karnataka 583275 0000 unpaid dividend 12.00 25-Dec-2022 48, II MAIN ROAD, N R COLONY, DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and A SUBRAMANYA UDUPA ARGUPTA BANGALORE, KARANATAKA INDIA Karnataka 560019 2893 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 W/O A VENKATESWARA RAO DOOR NO 50-2-93 VENKATESWARARA NAKKAVANIPALEM, WARD NO-25 IN302324-10007979- Amount for unclaimed and A SUJATHA O VISAKHAPATNAM INDIA Andhra Pradesh 530019 0000 unpaid dividend 180.00 25-Dec-2022 VENKATACHALA E-79 SHRINAGAR C H S PESTOM DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and A V M AVENKATACHALAM SAGAR CHEMBUR BOMBAY INDIA Maharashtra 400089 0015 unpaid dividend 60.00 25-Dec-2022 3-740 NEAR ARAVIND ASHRAM IN300394-11305623- Amount for unclaimed and A VENKATA RAMUDU ACPAPAIAH PRODDATUR P O PRODDATUR INDIA Andhra Pradesh 516360 0000 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 155 NARAYAN DHURU STREET DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and AAYUSHI INVESTMENTS NA BOMBAY INDIA Maharashtra 400003 1517 unpaid dividend 126.00 25-Dec-2022 PUTHIYOTTUM KANDY CHENOLI P 12010900-04671713- Amount for unclaimed and ABDUL AZEEZ PK MOYIKUTTY O PERAMBRA KOZHIKODE INDIA Kerala 673525 DE00 unpaid dividend 204.00 25-Dec-2022 ISMAIL BUILDING 3RD FLOOR 309 IBHRAIM REHMATULLA ROAD DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABDUL AZIZ DAWOOD DAWOODUSMAN BOMBAY INDIA Maharashtra 400003 1520 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 ABDULRAHIMM LOTUS COLONY PLOT NO 43 12033200-03279401- Amount for unclaimed and ABDUL HAFEEZ ALIK NA H/1576 GOVANDI MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400043 DE00 unpaid dividend 30.00 25-Dec-2022 SYEDABDULRAZAQ C/O TOP-N-TOWN TAILORS DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABDUL MANNAN SYED UE OSMANPURA AURANGABAD INDIA Maharashtra 431001 0022 unpaid dividend 300.00 25-Dec-2022 AASHIYANA KUNDUTHODE POST ERANHIKODE EDAVANNA 12029800-00175841- Amount for unclaimed and ABDUSAMAD K P NA MALAPPURAM INDIA Kerala 676541 DE00 unpaid dividend 120.00 25-Dec-2022 IN300476-10009500- Amount for unclaimed and Abha Jain NiteeshJain 284 Sector - 7 Panchkula INDIA Haryana 134109 0000 unpaid dividend 75.00 25-Dec-2022 BHALCHANDRAMA PAITHANKAR NIWAS TILAK WADI, DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABHAY BHALCHANDRA MUJUMDAR DHAOMUJUMDAR YAWATMAL, MAHARASHTRA INDIA Maharashtra 445001 2771 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 B 20 R K PATEL NAGAR DHULE IN300214-14271939- Amount for unclaimed and ABHAY KRUSHANDAS SHAH NA ROAD INDIA Maharashtra 425401 0000 unpaid dividend 60.00 25-Dec-2022 KANSHREE COTTAGE 5 B POSTAL DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABHAY SHAH PRAVINSHAH COLONY CHEMBUR BOMBAY INDIA Maharashtra 400071 1531 unpaid dividend 156.00 25-Dec-2022 MUKUNDPDESHPA 18,RING ROAD, OPP.LALIT KALA DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABHIJEET MUKUND DESHPANDE NDE BHAVAN, JALGAON INDIA Maharashtra 425001 2161 unpaid dividend 18.00 25-Dec-2022 6 87 TEJAS NAGAR REYNOLDS ROAD M B P T COLONY WADALA IN301604-10744965- Amount for unclaimed and ABHIJEET SURENDRA SALVI SURENDRA EAST MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400037 0000 unpaid dividend 12.00 25-Dec-2022 ABHIJIT DAMODAR GOURKHEDE DAMODARGOURK FLAT NO-201, PERMANAND APT 12049800-00142501- Amount for unclaimed and ABHIJIT DAMODAR GOURKHEDE HEDE KAMPTEE ROAD NAGPUR INDIA Maharashtra 440017 DE00 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 SHRIVISHWANATH 169,BHAWANI PETH, PALACE DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABHIJIT VISHWANATH BONGALE NAMDEOBONGALE STREET, SATARA INDIA Maharashtra 415002 2156 unpaid dividend 300.00 25-Dec-2022 B 185 H A L KORWA AMETHI 13019300-00657055- Amount for unclaimed and ABHINIT KUMAR NA SULTANPUR ROAD SULTANPUR INDIA Uttar Pradesh 227412 DE00 unpaid dividend 120.00 25-Dec-2022 AT UTTARA COLONY UMARI 12010900-00802655- Amount for unclaimed and ABHIRAM ANIL PATHAK NA SHIVAJI NAGAR AKOLA INDIA Maharashtra 444001 DE00 unpaid dividend 12.00 25-Dec-2022 JAWAHARLALGUPT J D A 685 SHANTI NAGAR COLONY 12034100-00351369- Amount for unclaimed and ABHISHEK AGRAWAL A STREET NO 17 JABALPUR INDIA Madhya Pradesh 482004 DE00 unpaid dividend 6.00 25-Dec-2022 384 A TALWANDI KOTA IN300513-16825147- Amount for unclaimed and ABHISHEK JAIN PREMCHANDJAIN RAJASTHAN INDIA Rajasthan 324005 0000 unpaid dividend 30.00 25-Dec-2022 S./O.-MOHAN PRASAD SINHA VILL- SHUBHANKARPUR DIST- 12038400-00891444- Amount for unclaimed and ABHISHEK KUMAR SINHA NA DARBHANGA INDIA Bihar 846004 DE00 unpaid dividend 99.00 25-Dec-2022 C/O MANO-SMRITI NEW YARPUR JANTA ROAD. GARDANIBAGH DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABHITESH RANJAN MRNKSINHA PATNA INDIA Bihar 800001 2596 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 MUTHUVAN VEETTIL KAYANNA 12010900-02827487- Amount for unclaimed and ABOOBACKER M V NA BAZAR KOZHIKODE KOZHIKODE INDIA Kerala 673525 DE00 unpaid dividend 168.00 25-Dec-2022 VP1 435 VANMERIKKANDI HOUSE BHOOMIVADHUKKAL PO VALAYAM 12029800-00252468- Amount for unclaimed and ABOOBACKER V K NA VIA CALICUT INDIA Kerala 673517 DE00 unpaid dividend 120.00 25-Dec-2022 28,AASHIYANA APTS. SANTHA APTE DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ABRAHAM ZACHARIAH NAZACHARIAH PATH, BOPODI,KHADKI, PUNE INDIA Maharashtra 411003 2612 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 A/13, VIRAL APARTMENT, UMESH DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ACHAMMA KURIAKOSE KURIAKOSE NAGAR, MALAD (WEST) MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400064 1002 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 440/A/5 SOMWAR PETH KINARA IN301549-18452914- Amount for unclaimed and ACHYUT GUNDO JOSHI NA APARTMENT F NO 11 INDIA Maharashtra 415110 0000 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 C/O VIVEK RAVI FOODS PVT LTD 7 RAMESHKUMARAG 4 112/1 MADHUBAN COLONY IN301549-17197288- Amount for unclaimed and ADARSH AGARWAL ARWAL ROAD KATTEDAN HYDERABAD INDIA Karnataka 560077 0000 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 B - 1 MAHATMA GANDHI ROAD 12030900-00002707- Amount for unclaimed and ADARSH AGGARWAL NA ADARSH NAGAR DELHI INDIA Delhi 110033 DE00 unpaid dividend 1278.00 25-Dec-2022 FLAT NO.11, MOHIT PARK, DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and ADITHAM PRAKASH RAO AGANAPATRAO 140,LULLANAGAR, PUNE. INDIA Maharashtra 411040 2604 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 VIJAYCHANDBOTHR NEAR BAL BHARTI SCHOOL G. S. 16010100-00306683- Amount for unclaimed and ADITYA BOTHRA A ROAD BIKANER INDIA Rajasthan 334001 DE00 unpaid dividend 12.00 25-Dec-2022 318 3rd Floor Pinto Bldg Savarkar DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and AGNES W CEREJO NA Nagar Vasai INDIA Maharashtra 401202 1543 unpaid dividend 600.00 25-Dec-2022 HAJIAZHARHUSSAI VARIETY HOUSE DHARAM SHALA DEWA000000000A00 Amount for unclaimed and AHMAD HUSSAIN N RD SASARAM ROHTAS BIHAR INDIA Bihar 821115 0042 unpaid dividend 1200.00 25-Dec-2022 NEAR MAHILA COLLAGE, VIJAPUR ROAD,M-POST SAVAGADH, TAL.
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