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Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Limited List of Unpaid & Unclaimed Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Limited List of Unpaid & Unclaimed Dividend for the year 2010-2011 FIRST NAME MIDDLE LAST NAME FH-FIRST FH-MIDDLE FH-LAST ADDRESS COUNTRY STATE PINCODE FOLIO INVESTMENT TYPE AMOUNT (IN RS.) PROPOSED DATE NAME NAME NAME NAME OF TRANSFER TO IEPF GYAN PRAKASH DUBEY SHRI R S DUBEY C-151 ANSALS SUSHANTLOK CHAKARPUR INDIA Haryana 122001 0000111 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 GURGAON HR dividend SHIVDITT SINGH JAGJIT SINGH 70 B MODEL TOWN PATIALA PUNJAB INDIA Punjab 147001 0000129 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend KHUSHMINDER SINGH SAHASI NAHAR SINGH H-502 PALAM VIHAR GURGAON HARYANA INDIA Haryana 122017 0000137 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 dividend K RAMACHANDRAN LATE SHRI R KRISHNA MURTHY FLAT NO 59 POCKET D MAYUR VIHAR PHASE II INDIA Delhi 110091 0000155 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 DELHI dividend DALIP KUMAR RAM ROSHAN VILL& PO TITIRA DISTT SIWAN BIHAR INDIA Bihar 841245 0000184 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 dividend NALIN DUTT DHARAM PAL DUTT C/O MR H P PANDIT 181 HOUSING BOARD INDIA Haryana 122001 0000187 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 COLONY JHARSA ROAD GURGAON (HARYANA) dividend S V ARUN PULAVAR S VADIVELA C/O G BALASUBRAMANIAN PATEL CHEST INDIA Delhi 110007 0000198 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 N INSTITUTE DELHI UNIVERSITY DELHI dividend SANJAY MITAL NA J 1038 PALAM VIHAR GURGAON INDIA Haryana 122017 0000211 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend KANWAR PAL SINGH MALIK KARTAR SINGH H.NO.25 SECTOR-55 NEAR A1/166 SUHANT LOK II 0000215 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 GURGAON dividend J K SHARMA MOHAN LAL SHARMA H NO 6 CHARAN SINGH PARK DELHI CANTT INDIA Delhi 110010 0000216 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend ABDUL REHMAN NEKMUDIN VILL PENGLU PO KOLANBARI DISTT WEST INDIA West 733128 0000227 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 250 28-NOV-2018 DENASHPUR W BENGAL Bengal dividend RAJ KISHOR SINGH NA S/O LATE SH PRAYAG SINGH VILL- BHAWANI PUR INDIA Bihar 824202 0000230 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 PARSAD POST -DEO DISTT-AURANGA BAD BIHAR dividend SANGRAM KESHARI RAJ PRASANNA KUMAR RAJ 69/B POCKET III MAYUR VIHAR DELHI INDIA Delhi 110091 0000233 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend SAT BIR SINGH KHATANG MEHAR RAM KHATANA S/O SH MEHAR RAM KHATANA V P O RITHAJ INDIA Haryana 122001 0000241 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 DISTT GURGAON dividend RAM GOPAL LUTHRA LATE SATRAM DAS LUTHRA 27/35 JAWALA NAGAR SHAHADRA DELHI INDIA Delhi 110032 0000248 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend RAJIV RANJAN SHARMA LATE SH B SHARMA HOUSE NO 1261 SECTOR 37 NOIDA UP INDIA Uttar 201301 0000249 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 100 28-NOV-2018 Pradesh dividend RAJESH K GUPTA SRI B R GUPTA C 1680 PALAM VIHAR GURGAON INDIA Haryana 122017 0000253 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend AJIT KUMAR KHANNA LATE MR D R KHANNA 58 A POORVI MARG VASANT VIHAR NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110057 0000257 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend BUTA SINGH BHULLAR KARAM SINGH HOUSE NO RZ -B/109 NAR SINGH GARDEN P O INDIA Delhi 110018 0000258 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 TILAK NAGAR NEW DELHI dividend PROMOD KUMAR SHARMA LATE SHRI AMRIT LAL H NO 423 GALI NO 1 MANDAWALI FAZALPUR INDIA Delhi 110092 0000259 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 dividend BAWA KAPOOR NA 5/145 DDA FLATS GARHI EAST OF KAILASH NEW INDIA Delhi 110065 0000285 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 DELHI dividend S N SUNANDA B G HEBBAR 602 MIG 2ND STAGE YELAHANKA NEW TOWN INDIA Karnataka 560064 0000371 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 BANGALORE dividend GOPALDAS AMBALAL MODI NA 77 AKSHARDHAM SOCIETY NEAR AVISHKAR INDIA Gujarat 394220 0000396 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 SOCIETY HARNI ROAD BARODA dividend UDAY MAHESHWARI NA 5/12 SOUTH TUKO INDORE INDIA Madhya 452000 0000402 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 100 28-NOV-2018 Pradesh dividend RENU BALA GAUTAM NA 477/15 A CHANDIGARH INDIA Punjab 160015 0000424 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend RAKESH KUMAR NA KOTHI NO 2117 SECTOR 21 C CHANDIGARH INDIA Punjab 160022 0000436 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 dividend IRA SURI NA 901 HIGH FLATS PHASE II MOHALI CHANDIGARH INDIA Punjab 160055 0000442 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend VINEET BHATIA NA HOUSE NO HIG 71 GF KALKA HOUSING BOARD INDIA Haryana 133302 0000446 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 KALKA DISTT PANCHKULA HR dividend DEEPAK GROVER NA SHIVALIK CO-OP SOCIETY H NO.877 SECTOR-49A INDIA Punjab 160047 0000477 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 CHANDIGARH dividend FIRST NAME MIDDLE LAST NAME FH-FIRST FH-MIDDLE FH-LAST ADDRESS COUNTRY STATE PINCODE FOLIO INVESTMENT TYPE AMOUNT (IN RS.) PROPOSED DATE NAME NAME NAME NAME OF TRANSFER TO IEPF SANTOSH GROVER NA SHIVALIK CO-OP SOCIETY H NO.877 SECTOR-49A INDIA Punjab 160047 0000478 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 CHANDIGARH dividend ASHA RANI BANSAL NA C/O M/S DISHA MARKETING SERVICES S C O 42 INDIA Punjab 160036 0000511 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 50 28-NOV-2018 1ST FLOOR SECTOR 31-D CHANDIGARH dividend VENKAA SATYANARAYA PIKOMMARAJU K PRUSHOTHAM RAO NEW BANK OF INDIA BANK STREET HYDERABAD INDIA Andhra 500001 0000533 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 NA Pradesh dividend BABU LAL GUPTA NA PLOT NO B 20 21 KIRTI NAGAR OPP JAIN MANDIR INDIA Rajasthan 302016 0000582 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 TONK ROAD JAIPUR dividend MADAN MOHAN SH S P KAPUR 10 CHOMU HOUSE JAIPUR INDIA Rajasthan 302001 0000596 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 dividend MUNNI DEVI MISHRA VIDYA SHANKAR 244/233 SHUKLA KOTHI TAHIYAGANJ LUCKNOW INDIA Uttar 226001 0000602 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 UP Pradesh dividend MALTI BAHADUR NA UPPER FLAT NO 2 B N ROY TRUST 25 KHANDARI INDIA Uttar 226001 0000619 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 BAZAR LAL BAGH LUCKNOW Pradesh dividend BHARAT SINGH NA 20 CHURCH LANE ALLAHABAD INDIA Uttar 211002 0000622 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 Pradesh dividend SARITA SINGH NA C/O SHRI RAJGRIHI SINGH 304/1-A CHEMPSFORD INDIA Delhi 110055 0000639 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 300 28-NOV-2018 ROAD RAILWAY OFFICERS FLATS NEW DELHI dividend DHARAMCHAND GALLOT NA 501 RASTA PETH FLAT NO 36 ADITYA BLDG PUNE INDIA Maharashtr 411011 0000649 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 a dividend RAJARAM VITTHAL CHOUDHARI NA AASHIRWAD 5 BHUVANESHWAR HSG SOCIETY INDIA Maharashtr 411008 0000657 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 P.D:N C L PUNE a dividend POONAM DHAMECHA NA FLAT 104 KALPA TARU GARDEN 9 A BOAT CLUB INDIA Maharashtr 411001 0000663 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 50 28-NOV-2018 ROAD POONA a dividend RUPINDER PANDHER NA C/O MAJ B S PANDHER PHYSICAL TRAINING INDIA Madhya 470001 0000664 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 OFFICER THE MAHAR REGIMENTAL CENTRE Pradesh dividend SAUGOR MP KAUSHALYA PAHUJA NA 404-SECTOR 4 URBAN ESTATE GURGAON INDIA Haryana 122001 0000699 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 HARYANA dividend KRISHAN GOPAL KAKKAR NA A-2/5 1ST FLOOR JANAK PURI NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110058 0000715 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend RAMAN KUMAR KAKKAR NA BF-88 JANAK PURI NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110058 0000717 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend M L MAINI NA E 35 JANGPURA EXTN NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110014 0000725 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend D C MALIK NA B-26 ROSE APARTMENTS SECTOR 14 EXTN ROHINI INDIA Delhi 110085 0000755 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 DELHI dividend MONIKA PARIT NA D 6/33 VASANT VIHAR NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110057 0000809 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend NARAYAN DAS GUPTA NA C/O DR H C VARSHNEY PASRATTA HATHRAS INDIA Uttar 204101 0000833 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 225 28-NOV-2018 Pradesh dividend SAVITRI DEVI CHATURVEDI NA SAVITRI DEVI CHATURVEDI H NO 1979 GALI NILA INDIA Delhi 110006 0000855 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 WALI BAZAR SITA RAM DELHI dividend KAMAL DEV SHARMA SATISH CHANDER SELF A 59 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE I DELHI INDIA Delhi 110052 0000865 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 200 28-NOV-2018 GIROTRA dividend PREMINDRA KUMAR SHANI LATE SH DHARAM SAHNI B 388 NEW FERINDS COLONY NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110065 0000873 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 NATH dividend HEM BALA JAIN NA 54 RASHID MARKET DELHI INDIA Delhi 110051 0000918 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend RAKESH KUMAR JAIN NA 655 GALI GHANTESHWAR KATRA NEEL CHANDNI INDIA Delhi 110006 0000942 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 CHOWK DELHI dividend SAROJ AGGARWAL NA E 329 2ND FLOOR GREATER KAILASH II NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110048 0000943 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 225 28-NOV-2018 dividend KANTA DHINGRA NA 1597 RANI BAGH DELHI INDIA Delhi 110034 0000950 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 150 28-NOV-2018 dividend RAM MEHAR SHARMA NA 211/7 PADAM NAGAR DELHI INDIA Delhi 110007 0000961 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 200 28-NOV-2018 dividend D P DHANDA NA F 28 B K DUTT COLONY LODHI ROAD NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 110003 0000962 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018 dividend NARINDER KAUR NA MANJIT MAKAR NEW DELHI INDIA Delhi 1100 0000973 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid 450 28-NOV-2018
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