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To, 2Nd Sept, 2020 the Department of Corporate Relations BSE Limited P.J EURO LEDER CERTIFIED M.S. SA 8000:2014 1181NSA MANUFACTURERSANDEXPORTERS OF GENUINE LEDER GARMENTS AND LEDERGOODS To, 2nd Sept, 2020 The Department of Corporate Relations BSE Limited P.J. Towers, 25th Floor, Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400 001 Ref: Scrip Code: 526468/ ISIN: INE940E01011 Sub: Newspaper Advertisement-Notice of 28th AGM, Remote E-voting Information and book closure etc Dear Sir/Madam, Please find attached herewith copies of Newspaper Advertisements published in Trinity Mirror (English Daily) and Makkal Kural ( Tamil Daily) Chennai editions on 2nd Sept, 2020, regarding e-voting information for the 28th AGM of the Company in terms of section 108 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with Rule 20 of the Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014 (as amended) and Read with SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 This is for your information and record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For EURO LEDER FASHION LIMITED Monika Rani Company Secretary Registered Office & Factory : No.10, P.P. Amman Koil Street, Nagalkeni, Chrompet, Chennai - 600 044, India. Phone : 91-44-4294 3200 - 3225 e-mail : [email protected] CIN No.:L18209TN1992PLC022134 GSTIN :33AAACE0729P1ZM Chennai Rates Diesel/l Gold (24k) Rs.78.86 Rs.5158/gm Petrol/l Silver Rs 85.04 Rs.71.40/gm CHENNAI Wednesday 02-9-2020 REGD. NO.TN/.CC (S) DN/134/18-20 RNI Regd.No. 62432/1995 VOL. 26 No.51 PAGES 6 ` 4.00 NATIONAL DAILY FOR THE PEOPLE TN PMG(CCR)/WPP No 676/18-20 Buses back on roads, Commuters Rajnath in Moscow for hail covid prevention measures Chennai, Sept 2: After more than five SCO meet, no meet months, operation of buses resumed here to a lukewarm response from passengers and places of with Chinese minister worship, parks, shopping malls, hotels and clubs New Delhi, Sept 2: Defence minister Ra- too reopened on Tuesday jnath Singh left for Rus- Big push for ties with Russia across Tamil Nadu. sia in a special IAF Defence minister Rajnath Singh in a tweet message has said that during this After sanitisation, buses plane from Delhi early visit, I shall be attending the combined meeting of Defence Ministers of Shang- were brought out of de- today to attend a crucial hai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), Collective Security Treaty Organisation ports while drivers and meeting of the Shanghai (CSTO) & CIS members in commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of victory conductors started work Cooperation Organisation in the World War II. after a temperature check. (SCO), which is taking I shall also be meeting Russia’s Defence Minister, General Shoigu to discuss In several places, work- place under the shadow bilateral cooperation and issues of mutual interest. India and Russia are privileged ers offered prayers and of an escalating border Strategic Partners. Looking forward to further this partnership during my visit. broke pumpkins, a cus- row between India and tomary practice to ward China, two of the bloc’s also expected to attend The SCO defence min- tus quo in the Pangong off the evil eye before key members. the SCO meeting. isters’ meeting is taking lake area escalated the hitting the roads. Besides attending the The defence minister’s place in the wake of fresh tension further. Transport Minister M city buses respectively SCO defence ministers’ visit comes just days after tension between India and Russia has already R Vijayabhaskar said were followed, he said. meeting on September 4, India withdrew from a China following Chinese said that India and China only a very less num- Wearing of masks is Singh will hold talks with multilateral war game to army’s unsuccessful at- should resolve the border ber of people used the mandatory and sanitisers Russian defence minister be held in Russia, and tempts to change the sta- dispute through talks and services on the opening are placed in buses for Sergey Shoigu and several expected to be attended tus quo on the southern that a “constructive” rela- day across the state and sanitisation of hands, he other top military officials by the Chinese and Paki- bank of Pangong lake in tionship between the two assured more buses after with an aim to expedite said. stani troops. eastern Ladakh. countries was important looking into the people’’s implementation of a num- To a question on the Asked about the possi- The two sides have for regional stability. response in the days to ber of procurement pro- bility of a bilateral meet- held several rounds of But he will be meeting buzz in social media grammes, officials said. come. ing between Singh and diplomatic and military all the defence ministers Out of the fleet strength about a “hike” in bus Singh will depart from Chinese defence minister talks to end the border in the sidelines of the of about 22,000 buses in fare, he ruled out such a Moscow on the evening Wei on the sidelines of standoff which began on summit. state-run transport corpo- possibility. of September 5, they said. the SCO event, officials May 5. It will be Singh’s sec- The monthly travel Chinese Defence Min- rations, 6,090 were oper- said there is no such The fresh attempts by ond visit to Moscow passes issued before the ister Gen Wei Fenghe is plan. China to change the sta- since June. ated today within the con- fines of each district and lockdown will be valid services are open upto 9 upto September 15, he here, about 2,000 were resumed operations in a Modi to address virtual pm, he told reporters. said. operated adding “there limited manner in Tamil COVID prevention pro- A Metropolitan Trans- were very few people in Nadu except Chennai, tocol of allowing a maxi- port Corporation official most routes.” On June 1, Chengelpet, Kancheep- mum of 32 and 24 pas- said of the fleet strength after a hiatus of 68 days, uram and Tiruvallur. UN General Assembly on Sept. 26 sengers in mofussil and of over 3,000 buses government-run buses In the state capital and Modi is expected to ad- speaker on the opening United Nations, Sept 2: three nearby districts, bus- dress the General Debate day of the General De- Prime Minister Naren- es that were operated on dra Modi is expected to on the morning of Sep- bate and it is expected Final year semester address the UN General tember 26. However, it that President Donald March 24 have restarted Assembly on Septem- must be noted that the Trump will travel to New services only now. list is provisional and two ber 26, according to a York to deliver the final exams after The government, for provisional list of speak- more iterations will take transportation purposes, place as schedules and address of his presiden- ers issued by the world had divided the state into speakers for the General cy’’s first term in-person. body for the high-level video statements for the Debate can change in the According to the pro- Sept. 15: Minister eight zones (comprising meeting. session. course of the next few visional list, President Chennai, Sept 2: nal year exams in arts, has said. a number of nearby dis- For the first time in the The Department for weeks. The final speak- of Turkey Recep Tayyip The Tamil Nadu gov- science and other profes- Meanwhile, the Tamil tricts), and allowed public UN’’s 75-year history, the General Assembly and ing order for the General Erdogan, Chinese Presi- ernment is making ar- sional courses, including Nadu Engineering Ad- transport buses within the annual General Assembly Conference Management Debate could be different. rangements for college engineering, due to the zonesdoing away with the session this year will be dent Xi Jinping, Russian missions has planned at the UN on Tuesday The General Debate will students to write final Covid-19 outbreak. need for e-pass for intra- held virtually and heads issued the provisional list President Vladimir Putin, to open the website for commence on September Iranian President Hassan year exams in person af- In a release, the Min- zone journeys. of state and government of speakers for the Gen- 22 and run through Sep- architecture programme Rouhani and French Pres- ter September 15, higher ister said the details such However, the inter- will not be physically at- eral Debate of the 75th tember 29. education minister K as time table and exam aspirants. Applications for district or intra-zone pub- tending the annual gather- session of the General Brazilian President Jair ident Emmanuel Macron P Anbalagan said on centres would be released B. Arch programme may ing due to the coronavirus Assembly to permanent Bolsonaro is listed as the are expected to address Tuesday. shortly. Students would be downloaded fromw- lic transport busservices pandemic. World leaders missions. first speaker. The US is the virtual General Debate Nearly 4 lakh students have to take the physical ww.tneaonline.orgwebsite were later withdrawn as will submit pre-recorded According to the list, traditionally the second on the opening day. are yet to take their fi- pen and paper exams, he from September 7. COVID cases increased. No question hour in TN assembly session to be held from parliament’s monsoon Sept. 14 in Kalaivanar Arangam Chennai, Sept 2: at 10 am in the multi- purpose hall had on August 22 inspected the The Tamil Nadu Assembly will on the third floor of the Kalaivanar Kalaivanar Arangam premises fol- session due to COVID-19 convene for its next session on Arangam, in the heart of the city, lowing a request to identify a safe New Delhi, Sept 2: Parliament is scheduled to begin pm to 7 pm.
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