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Make sure that the details are in accordance with the information already provided in e-form IEPF-2 CIN/BCIN L85195TG1984PLC004507 Prefill Company/Bank Name DR.REDDY'S LABORATORIES LTD Date Of AGM(DD-MON-YYYY) 28-JUL-2017 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 4417582.50 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) ARUN KUMAR RADHAKRISHAN A-40,(60.MEATER),POCKET-00,,SECTOR-2,ROHINI,DELHIINDIA Delhi Delhi FOLIOA00001 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend135.00 27-AUG-2018 BINU NIGAM NA NA NA C/O VED PRAKASH,OLD POST OFFICE INDIABUILDING,RAKABGANJ,LUCKNOWUTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW FOLIOB00001 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend360.00 27-AUG-2018 BHAVANJI M SHAH MANAKCHAND SHAH C/O RAJESH TIMEBER TRADERS,171, TRPLICANEINDIA HIGH ROAD,IEETAMIL HOUSE,CHENNAI NADU CHENNAI FOLIOB00206 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2250.00 27-AUG-2018 BALVEER SINGH BHADOURIA LATE SRIGS BHADO A-905/3,MIG SECTT.A,MAZAR ROAD,INDIRAINDIA NAGAR,,LUCKNOW,UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW FOLIOB00217 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend810.00 27-AUG-2018 B VSREE KRISHNA MADHUSUDANA RAOB V 101, VIKASINI APTS,2-2-1121/3 & 3A,NEWINDIA NALLAKUNTA,HYDERABADTELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOB00594 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend225.00 27-AUG-2018 CHANDRA PANWAR N K PANWAR C/O.N.K.PANWAR,DIR T.E,ROOM NO.122,KASHMIRINDIA HOUSE,RAJAJIDelhi MARG,NEW DELHI, Delhi FOLIOC00132 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2430.00 27-AUG-2018 GYANI BAI BAJAJ NA NA NA D-55 KOHEFIZA,BDA COLONY,BHOPAL,INDIA MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL FOLIOG00037 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend742.50 27-AUG-2018 GOPALJI DATTA GOVINDJI 28 PARVATHI NAGAR SOCIETY,NR GOLDENINDIA SILVER APTS SUBHANPURA,BARODA,BARODAGUJARAT BARODA FOLIOG00193 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend3555.00 27-AUG-2018 HARI GOVIND PRASAD SRI MAHAVEER PRASAD 307, PARAS CHAMBERS,HIMAYAT NAGAR,HYDERABAD,INDIA TELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOH00107 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2430.00 27-AUG-2018 JAYSHREE GUNDECHA SANJEEV GUNDECHA 4,ARCHANA APTS,SAHAKAR,SABHAGRIHAINDIA ROAD,,AHMEDABAD,GUJARAT AHMEDABAD FOLIOJ00187 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend1620.00 27-AUG-2018 KAMLA BAI BAJAJ NA NA NA D-55 KOHEFIZA BDA COLONY,BHOPAL,,INDIA MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL FOLIOK00006 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend360.00 27-AUG-2018 KRISHNA KANTA GULAB CHAND PLOT NO 282, M I G PHASE II,CHANDAINDIA NAGAR,HUDA COLONY,HYDERABADTELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOK00320 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend45.00 27-AUG-2018 LATA BAJAJ NA NA NA D-55 KOHEFIZA,BDA COLONY,BHOPAL,INDIA MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL FOLIOL00018 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend742.50 27-AUG-2018 LAXMIKANT PUROHIT CHUNILAL PUROHIT SHRIJAY PARK,OPP: SHANTIVAN BUS INDIASTOP,PALDI,AHMEDABADGUJARAT AHMEDABAD FOLIOL00059 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 M JAFER MOHIUDDIN M A QUADER 11-5-198,,RED HILLS,,HYDERABAD, INDIA TELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOM00473 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend135.00 27-AUG-2018 NARENDRA DEO CHORDIA R S CHORDIA 149,ASHOK VIHAR EXTN.,,GOPALPURAINDIA BY PASS TONK ROAD,,JAIPUR,RAJASTHAN JAIPUR FOLION00261 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend1215.00 27-AUG-2018 PUKHRAJ MEHTA NA NA NA 16/6,MANORAMA GANG,INDORE M P,INDOREINDIA MADHYA PRADESH INDORE FOLIOP00338 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend225.00 27-AUG-2018 PARASMAL DHELAWAT KANHEYALAL DHELAWAT 104 KRUTIKA APARTMENT,OPP UMAINDIA BHAVAN,BHATTAR ROAD,SURATGUJARAT SURAT FOLIOP00343 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 REENA BAJAJ NA NA NA D-55 KOHEFIZA,BDA COLONY,BHOPAL,INDIA MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL FOLIOR00124 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend742.50 27-AUG-2018 RAVJIBHAI MAGANBHAI PATEL MAGANBHAI I PATEL AT&PO JAGHTPUR, NEAR RAILWAY,CROSSING,INDIA TA. DASKROI,DT.GUJARAT AHMEDABAD, AHMEDABAD FOLIOR00440 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend225.00 27-AUG-2018 SUKANYA N KOMARLA KOMARLA NAGARAJ SUDHIR SHADILAL MEHRA,"JEEVAN JYOT"INDIA SEVEN HILLS,JALNAMAHARASHTRA ROAD AURANGABAD(MH),AURANGABADAURANGABAD FOLIOS00758 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend900.00 27-AUG-2018 SOUJANYA MANAPALLY MANAPALLY SUDHAKAR W/O M SUDHAKAR, DWARAKAPURAM,BHEINDINDIA DILSHUKNAGARTELANGANA BUSSTAND,HYDERABAD,HYDERABAD FOLIOS00772 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend1665.00 27-AUG-2018 SHANTILAL KUVARJIKHAI KHATSURIA KUVERJI 203, JALARAM TOWERS, RING ROAD,NRINDIA KADIWIL SCHOOL,SURAT,GUJARAT SURAT FOLIOS00773 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend450.00 27-AUG-2018 VINOD KUMAR LODHA K M LODHA A-8 MAHAVEER NAGAR,TANK ROAD,JAIPUR,JAIPURINDIA RAJASTHAN JAIPUR FOLIOV00260 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend45.00 27-AUG-2018 ASHOK KUMAR AGARWAL PRAKASH AGARWAL C/O. LUCKNOW MILL STORES,24 G.B.INDIA MARG,LUCKNOW U.P.,UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW FOLIOA00492 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend540.00 27-AUG-2018 AUSTIN DAVID SALINS LATE MRWA SALINS ENGG.DEPT., BAPCO REFINARY-N5,,,BAHRAINBAHRAIN (A.G), NA NA FOLIOA00493 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2070.00 27-AUG-2018 ANANDHI R J RANGANATHAN NO:59,,NANJIKOTTAI ROAD,,NEAR IRUDHAYAPURAMINDIA P.O.,,THANJAVURTAMIL NADU THANJAVUR FOLIOA01308 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 BARCLAYS DEZOETEWEDDINVSTMGMTLTD F I I THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKINGINDIA CO LTD,HONGKONGMAHARASHTRA CENTRAL SERVICES CENTRE,SUDAMMUMBAI KALU AHIRE MARG,MUMBAI FOLIOB00210 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 CHANDRAKANT CHHOTABHAI PATEL CHHOTABHAI FULABHAI CONSULTANT SURGEON,POST BOX 71809,NDOLA;ZAMBIA,CENTRALZAMBIA NA AFRICA,AFRICA NA FOLIOC00117 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 CH SATYAMMA CH RAMA RAO 270/B, ROAD NO.10,,JUBLEE HILLS,HYDERABAD,INDIA TELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOC00150 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2430.00 27-AUG-2018 DHARAM PAL GANDHI G R GANDHI P.O.BOX:20175,MANAMA,BAHRAIN(A.GULF),BAHRAIN NA NA FOLIOD00224 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2880.00 27-AUG-2018 HASINA MOHAMED ALI V MMOHAMED ALI P.B.NO. 922,,AJMAN,U.A.E, UNITED ARAB EMIRATESNA NA FOLIOH00131 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2160.00 27-AUG-2018 INDIAN BANKACINDBANKOFFSHOREMUTUAL NON DOM CO THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKINGINDIA CO LTD,HONGKONGMAHARASHTRA BANK CENTRAL SERVICESMUMBAI CENTRE,SUDAM KALU AHIRE MARG WORLI,MUMBAI FOLIOI00040 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend22500.00 27-AUG-2018 MANISH RASTOGI NAVIN CHANDRA 37/50,GILIS BAZAR,KANPUR,KANPURINDIA UTTAR PRADESH KANPUR FOLIOM00151 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2250.00 27-AUG-2018 MOHAMMAD TALHA L MUKHTAR AHMED QATAR INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC,BANK,P.O.BOXQATAR 664,DOHA,STATENA OF QATAR, NA FOLIOM00585 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend1935.00 27-AUG-2018 NARESH C MAKHIJA CHATRUMAL MAKHIJA ASHOK C MAKHIJA LLOYDS BANK,POUNITED BOX 3766,DUBAI ARAB EMIRATES U A NAE, NA FOLION00309 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend630.00 27-AUG-2018 NRIPENDRA KUMAR BANERJEE K L BANERJEE PLACE SIDDONS & GOUGH P LTD,6-LYONSINDIA RANGE,,KOLKATAWEST BENGAL KOLKATA FOLION00922 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend302512.50 27-AUG-2018 PRABHAKARA REDDY NARAPAREDDY N RANGA REDDY 5470 W MILITARY DR.,APT-2015, SANUNITED ANTONIO,TX STATES 78242,U OF AMERICA NAS A NA FOLIOP00324 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend225.00 27-AUG-2018 REMEGIUS ANTHONY PEREIRA ANTHONY PEREIRA POST BOX 4224,DUBAI,U A E,U A E UNITED ARAB EMIRATESNA NA FOLIOR00415 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend40500.00 27-AUG-2018 RASHMI M MANGHNANI MAHADEV MANGHANI C/O SHAKTI ENTERPRISES,PO BOX 12809UNITED DUBAI,U ARAB A EMIRATES E, NA NA FOLIOR00505 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend810.00 27-AUG-2018 RANDHIR CHANDER MEHTA SH SHANTISARUP MEHT PO BOX 4795, SALMIYA,CODE 22048-SALMIYA,KUWAITKUWAIT (A.GULF),NA NA FOLIOR00507 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2880.00 27-AUG-2018 SHIRLEY MARIA PEREIRA PEREIRA C/O REMEGIUS PEREIRA,PB 4224,DUBAI,UUNITED A EARAB EMIRATESNA NA FOLIOS00727 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend20250.00 27-AUG-2018 SHASHI AGARWAL BHARATLAL AGARWAL 71 ROHTAS ENCLAVE,RAVINDER PALLI,FAIZABADINDIA ROAD,LUCKNOWUTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW FOLIOS00741 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4500.00 27-AUG-2018 SUNIL KUMAR SHARMA P C SHARMA E676, SAINIK COLONY,CAMP PO JAMMU,JINDIA & K STATE, Jammu and Kashmir Jammu FOLIOS00861 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend450.00 27-AUG-2018 SAROJA G RAGHAVA RAO 2-2-647/1/B/18,,CENTRAL COLONY,NR.MALAKPET,HYDERABAD,INDIA TELANGANA HYDERABAD FOLIOS00862 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend1215.00 27-AUG-2018 V MMOHAMED ALI R V MOHMED .,P.O. 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