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MCLEOD RUSSEL INDIA LIMITED EQUITY SHARES IN RESPECT OF WHICH DIVIDEND HAD REMAINED UNCLAIMED SINCE 2009-10 TRANSFERRED TO IEPF AUTHORITY Run Date 06/12/2017 SRL FOLIO/CLID DPID NAME SHARES 1 A00010 MR AMAR NATH ADHIKARY 1 2 A00014 AHAMED MOHAMED AFINIA 34 3 A00026 MR ASRAR AHMAD 36 4 A00027 MR. ALI AHMED 25 5 A00032 MRS ANGELINE ALMEIDA 300 6 A00034 MR AMARAVADI AMARNATH 266 7 A00040 M/S APAR PRIVATE LIMITED 10 8 A00048 ALOKA AUDDY 103 9 A00054 MR AJIT BAHADUR 2 10 A00061 AMRIT KULDIP SINGH BAKSHI 109 11 A00064 MISS ARNAVAZ DHUNJISHAW BANAJI 67 12 A00066 MR.AMIT BANERJEE 1 13 A00082 MR ANANDA MOHAN BANERJEE 1 14 A00083 ANIL CHANDRA BANERJEE 10 15 A00084 SMT ANIMA BANERJEE 1 16 A00090 MR ARUN KUMAR BANERJEE 1 17 A00092 MRS ASIMA BANERJEE 61 18 A00096 MR.AUROBINDO BANERJEE 1 19 A00098 ASHOKE KUMAR BANERJI 106 20 A00101 MR. ANTHONY BAPTISTA 10 21 A00111 ARUN KUMAR BASU 2 22 A00112 MR ARUNABHA BASU 2 23 A00113 MR ASIM BASU 28 24 A00116 ARJUN BATHIJA 20 25 A00117 ALOO LIMJI BATLIBOI 77 26 A00119 MISS ALOO MERWANJI BATLIBOI 30 27 A00121 MR. ASHOK KUMAR BEHERA 10 28 A00122 MR AMRIT NARAYAN BELLARE 73 29 A00126 ARUNESH ACHARYYA BHADURI 43 30 A00144 MRS ALO BHATTACHARYYA 1 31 A00145 MRS.APARNA BHATTACHARYYA 1 32 A00146 MRS ARATI BHATTACHARYYA 1 33 A00150 MR ANNAJI BABAJI BHOSALE 145 34 A00154 MR ANIL CHANDRA BHOWMIK 1 35 A00156 MRS ASHA BIJAWAT 5 36 A00157 MR AMAR BISWAS 1 37 A00158 MR ARUNAVA BISWAS 1 38 A00161 AMAR NATH BOSE 24 39 A00164 MRS AMIYA BOSE 1 40 A00173 ANIL KUMAR BOTHRA 5 41 A00176 ASPY F BUHARIWALA 29 42 A00178 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 43 A00184 AZIZ DAWOOD CASSUM 6 44 A00185 MRS ANNA CHACKO 210 45 A00186 ARUN CHAKRABARTY 1 46 A00187 MR ANIL BARAN CHAKRABORTY 1 47 A00192 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 48 A00193 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 3 49 A00194 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 50 A00195 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 51 A00196 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 52 A00197 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 53 A00198 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 54 A00199 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 55 A00200 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 56 A00201 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 57 A00203 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 58 A00204 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 59 A00205 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 60 A00206 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 61 A00207 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 62 A00208 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 63 A00209 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 64 A00210 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 65 A00211 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 66 A00212 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 67 A00213 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 68 A00214 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 69 A00215 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 70 A00216 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 71 A00217 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 72 A00218 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 73 A00219 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 74 A00220 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 75 A00221 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY 1 76 A00230 MR A CHANDRASEKHAR 1 77 A00231 ADOLPHINE DORIS CHAPMAN 100 78 A00233 AMAR NATH CHATTERJEE 1 79 A00238 MR ANJAN LAL CHATTERJEE 5 80 A00239 MR. ANUP CHATTERJEE 108 81 A00245 MR ASIS KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY 1 82 A00250 MR ANUPOM RAI CHAUDHURI 10 83 A00265 ANJALIE CHOPRA 100 84 A00266 MR.ARJUN CHOPRA 100 85 A00274 MR. ADI RUSTOM COOPER 163 86 A00293 ASHOK DAS 1 87 A00297 MR AMITABHA DAS 10 88 A00298 MRS ANJALI DAS 1 89 A00310 MR ASOK DASGUPTA 1 90 A00323 MR AJIT KUMAR DE 112 91 A00343 ANJALI DEVI 8 92 A00345 MR ABANI BHUSAN DEY 300 93 A00347 ANIL KUMAR DEY 1 94 A00349 MRS ANITA DEY 2 95 A00358 MR ASHOK KUMAR DEY 3 96 A00366 ARDESHIR BAPUJI DHONDI 25 97 A00374 MRS AGNES D SOUZA 567 98 A00384 MR. AMAL KUMAR DUTTA 31 99 A00385 AMITAVA DUTTA 1 100 A00389 MR ARUNAVA DUTTA 1 101 A00393 ASHRUF RAJABALI EBRAHIM 30 102 A00395 AMY DHUNJIBHOY ENGINEER 10 103 A00401 ANNIE FERTNIG 54 104 A00409 ARVIND VITHAL GANDHI 67 105 A00430 ANNA GEORGE 227 106 A00431 MISS AMY PHIROZESHAH GHISTA 62 107 A00432 MR ATUL PRABHULAL GHIYA 1 108 A00435 MRS.ANNA MARY GHOSE 68 109 A00436 MISS ARATI GHOSE 100 110 A00441 MR ACHINTYA KUMAR GHOSH 1 111 A00442 AJIT KUMAR GHOSH 103 112 A00444 AMAL KUMAR GHOSH 5 113 A00445 AMAL KUMAR GHOSH 37 114 A00446 MR AMAR KUMAR GHOSH 1 115 A00454 MR ARABINDA GHOSH 1 116 A00457 ASHOK KUMAR GHOSH 1 117 A00462 ANANDA KUMAR GOCHHAIT, 1 118 A00470 MR ARUN KUMAR GOURISARIA 100 119 A00483 MR ANADI BANDHU GUHA 6 120 A00486 MR ASHIS BANDHU GUHA 8 121 A00489 MISS ANJALI GULATI 75 122 A00490 MRS ALKA GUPTA 12 123 A00492 MRS. ARUNA GUPTA 16 124 A00496 MR ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA 20 125 A00497 ASHOK KUMAR GUPTA 1 126 A00500 MRS AMY JIMMY HAKIM 12 127 A00520 MR ALOK KUMAR JAIN 100 128 A00524 ASHOK JAIN 1 129 A00525 ASHOK JAIN 1 130 A00526 ASHOK KUMAR JAIN 1 131 A00536 MR ARUN KUMAR JHANWAR 1 132 A00548 ABBASALI ALIHUSAIN KACHWALLA 181 133 A00549 MRS ABHA KAJARIA 5 134 A00554 ARCOT KANAN 54 135 A00556 MRS AMY ROOS KAPADIA 403 136 A00559 AMARNATH KAPOOR 103 137 A00561 MR ANIL KUMAR KAR 101 138 A00563 ARANVAZ CAWASJI KARANJIA 69 139 A00586 MR ANANT RAM KHANNA 24 140 A00592 MR ASHOK KHANNA 25 141 A00593 ATAM SARUP KHANNA 1716 142 A00595 AYESHA KHATOON 1 143 A00596 AYESHA KHATOON 1 144 A00597 AYESHA KHATOON 1 145 A00603 ASHVINDER SINGH KOHLI 100 146 A00609 MR ASHIT KUMAR KOYAL 19 147 A00616 MR ANIL RAMCHANDRA KUMTHEKAR 135 148 A00628 MRS ANJALI LAHIRI 150 149 A00632 MISS ABAN KAIKHUSHRU LALA 81 150 A00648 ASHOK KUMAR MALAVIYA 150 151 A00652 AMARNATH MANCHANDA 31 152 A00656 ASA SINGH MANKU 73 153 A00658 MR AMARES MANNA 4 154 A00659 MR AJOY KUMAR MARIK 91 155 A00670 AMRITLAL VAKHATCHAND MEHTA 526 156 A00673 ANDERJI MOTICHAND MEHTA 73 157 A00675 MR ANIL MEHTA 1 158 A00676 MR ANILKUMAR NYALCHAND MEHTA 41 159 A00684 MR AYAZ ZAKARIA MEMON 81 160 A00689 MRS ALOO MINOO MERCHANT 22 161 A00692 MR.ALI AHMED MIA 37 162 A00699 ABDUL SULTAN MULJEE MITHANI 69 163 A00700 MR AJAY KUMAR MITRA 1 164 A00707 ARUN KUMAR MITRA 50 165 A00710 MRS ARATI MITRA CHAUDHURY 39 166 A00711 MR.ARUN MITTAL 112 167 A00714 ADITENDRO NATH MITTER 10 168 A00717 MR.ASHOAF MOHAMMED 37 169 A00721 MR ABHIJIT MONDAL 1 170 A00722 MR AMAR NATH MONDAL 5 171 A00723 MRS ANILA BALA MONDAL 75 172 A00726 MRS ANILA BALA MONDAL 75 173 A00727 MRS AVA MONDAL 100 174 A00738 SHRI ANIMESH MUKHERJEE 10 175 A00739 MR APARESH K.MUKHERJEE 150 176 A00741 MR ARABINDA NATH MUKHERJEE 1 177 A00743 MR ARUN K MUKHERJEE 10 178 A00746 MR ASHUTOSH MUKHERJEE 1 179 A00747 MR ASOKE MUKHERJEE 2 180 A00748 ANADINATH MUKHERJI 283 181 A00749 MRS.ANIMA MUKHERJI 150 182 A00782 MR AVDHESH NARAIN 100 183 A00783 MR A VENKATA NARAYANA 1 184 A00786 MR AMIT NATH 1 185 A00795 ATMARAM NEWAR 5 186 A00797 ANANT RAM OBEROI 232 187 A00801 ATANU PAL 1 188 A00802 ATANU PAL 1 189 A00805 ATANU PAL 1 190 A00806 ATANU PAL 1 191 A00807 ATANU PAL 1 192 A00808 ATANU PAL 1 193 A00813 MR ARUN YASHVANT PANDYA 168 194 A00817 MRS ARUNA PARBAT 5 195 A00821 MR ASPI NARIMAN PASTAKIA 50 196 A00822 ABDUL RAHMAN HAJI AHMEDBHAI PATEL. 90 197 A00823 AJITBHAI PURUSHOTAMDAS PATEL 141 198 A00830 ANSUYA BABUBHAI PATEL 100 199 A00834 ASHOKKUMAR CHANDULAL PATEL 175 200 A00835 MR ASHVINKUMAR PURUSHOTTAMDAS PATEL 75 201 A00839 MRS ANAMIKA PAUL 100 202 A00844 MR.ASHUTOSH PAUL CHAUDHURY 2 203 A00847 ARDESHIR KHURSHEDJI PAVRI 182 204 A00848 ADAMJI PEERBHOY 4 205 A00850 ANGELICA CATHERINE PEREIRA 15 206 A00873 MR A.F.M.ABDUR RAHMAN 1 207 A00877 SMT ARCHANA RANI 109 208 A00879 MR ADIGE NARAYANA RAO 73 209 A00880 ANSHUMAN RAWAT 6 210 A00886 MR ASHIM KUMAR ROY 100 211 A00889 ALBERT JAYME RIBEIRO 55 212 A00890 ANTHONY F.P. RODRIGUES 214 213 A00893 ANATH NATH ROY 43 214 A00898 MS ARATI ROY 37 215 A00900 MRS ARUNDHATI ROY 1 216 A00901 SHRI ASHIS KUMAR ROY 5 217 A00902 MR ASHIT KUMAR ROY 1 218 A00908 MR ABDULAZIZ ABDULREHMAN SABUWALA 20 219 A00910 ASHA SACHDEV 1 220 A00916 MR A J SALDANHA 30 221 A00919 AJIT SAMANTA 1 222 A00924 ARUN C. SANGHVI 200 223 A00927 MR ASHISH SANYAL 1 224 A00928 MRS ANNAMALAI SARADHAL 97 225 A00939 MR ASHIM KUMAR SARKAR 1 226 A00943 MR A VENKATRAMAN SATHIYANARAYANAN 150 227 A00950 MRS AMITA SEN 85 228 A00954 AVA SEN 1 229 A00967 AMRITLAL GOVINDJI SHAH 23 230 A00983 MR ASHOK NIHAL CHAND SHAH 9 231 A00986 ABDULHUSEIN IBRAHIM SHAIKH 103 232 A00988 MR AMARNATH BAIJNATH SHARMA 1 233 A00995 MR AMRAKUMAR LAXMIDAS SHRIKANT 9 234 A00996 SHRI AMRAKUMAR LAXMIKANT SHRIKANT 8 235 A01013 MR AJOY SINGH 1 236 A01018 MRS ARUNA VIJAI SINGH 1 237 A01020 MR. AVTAR SINGH. 79 238 A01038 ASHOK KUMAR SINGHANIA 50 239 A01040 MR AMARENDRA KUMAR SINHA 61 240 A01041 AMITESH SINHA 100 241 A01042 MR ANISH CHANDRA SINHA 100 242 A01048 AMAL CHANDRA SIRCAR 283 243 A01055 MRS ANITA SUBBERWAL 1 244 A01058 AKSHINTALA VENKATA SUBRAHMANIAM 13 245 A01061 MRS ANUSUYA SUNDARARAMAN 9 246 A01082 MRS ANNA THOMAS 66 247 A01085 MRS AMRUT VASANT TRILOKEKAR 10 248 A01087 MRS ALKABEN AJITBHAI TRIPATHI 100 249 A01089 ANANDPRASAD HIRALAL TRIVEDI 150 250 A01091 MISS ARCHANA CHANDRAKANT TRIVEDI 127 251 A01093 AVINASH CHANDRA TRIVEDY 82 252 A01102 MRS ASHA DATTATRAYA VAIDYA 49 253 A01111 MR.A.R.VELLAYAN 37 254 A01112 MR ABRAHAM VERGHESE 24 255 A01123 MR ASIT MADHAV WAGLE 18 256 A01124 MRS AGNES WELLS 5 257 A01125 MRS AGNES WELLS 5 258 A01126 MR ATUL RAMANLAL YAJNIK 4 259 A01127 AHMEDBHAI KADERBHAI ZAINI 49 260 A01146 MR ARUNDHAREE LALL 400 261 A01151 ABDUL MAJID ESQ 50 262 A01152 SRI AMARENDRA NATH BOSE 1040 263 A01154 MRS AMIYA BALA RUDRA 616 264 A01159 AMITAVA GHOSH ESQ 34 265 A01160 ABANI BHUSHAN MUKHERJEA ESQ 2 266 A01161 ARINDUM GHOSH ESQ 34 267 A01163 MR ANADI BANDHU GUHA 34 268 A01164 MRS AIMY N E PANDOLE 48 269 A01172 SHRI ARVIND CHANDULAL 9 270 A01173 MR ASHIS BANDHU GUHA 77 271 A01177 SMT ANIMA DUTTA 56 272 A01181 SRI APURBA KRISHNA CHANDRA 6 273 A01182 SHRI AMULYA RATANSARKAR 5 274 A01185 SM ANNAPURNA SAHA 82 275 A01191 SM ASOKA SINHA 2200 276 A01193 MR ANADI BANDHU GUHA 34 277 A01194 SRI AJIT KUMAR MAULIK 16 278 A01199 SRI ASHIM KUMAR CHAKRABORTY 28 279 A01201 MR ASHIS BANDHU GUHA 82 280 A01204 MRS APARNA BANERJI 298 281
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