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Amara Raja Batteries Limited Unclaimed/Unpaid dividend for the year 2019-10 as on August 7, 2017* Investor First Name Investor Middle Investor Last Father/ Father/ Father/ Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number DP Id-Client Id- Investment Type Amount Proposed Date of Name Name Husband First Husband Middle Husband Last Account Number transferred transfer to IEPF Name Name Name (DD-MM-YYYY) ROOPACHANDRAN K KANNAPPAN C U OLD NO 11 NEW NO 10 , SECOND LANE INDIA Tamil Nadu Chennai 600088 IN-302269- Amount for unclaimed 217.50 03-SEP-2017 THIRUVALLUVAR, STREET ADAMBAKKAM, 10008856 and unpaid dividend CHENNAI TWENTIETHCENTURYFINANCECORPLTD PRINCIPALTRUSTEET MU NA IIT CORPORATE SERVICES LTD., IIT HOUSE J B INDIA Maharashtra Mumbai City 400059 FOLIO00046004 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 HCENTURY NAGAR OFF:SIR.M.V., OPP:VAZIR GLASS WORKS and unpaid dividend ANDHERI(E), BOMBAY, MUMBAI TWENTYFIRSTCENTURYMANAGEMENT SERVICES LTD NA IST FLOOR GREASE HOUSE NR BHUTTA, INDIA Maharashtra Mumbai City 400015 FOLIO00038959 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 PRINTING PRESS ZAKARIA BUNDER ROAD, and unpaid dividend SEWRI, BOMBAY, MUMBAI ABDUL GAFFAR MOHAMMAD ABDUL SATTAR MOHAMMAD H NO 7-1-304/A/2/2B, BHAGYA NAGAR COLONY, INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500038 CDSL-12044700- Amount for unclaimed 72.50 03-SEP-2017 BK GUDA SR NAGAR, HYDERABAD 00876504 and unpaid dividend ABDULREHMAN ALI CHAUHAN ALI CHAUHAN 30/32 TANTAN PURA STREET, AGA KHAN BLDG INDIA Maharashtra Mumbai City 400003 FOLIO00039348 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 4TH FLOOR, ROOM NO 15 BOMBAY, MUMBAI and unpaid dividend ABHIJIT KHEDKAR MOHAN HARI KHEDKAR 121 HF AIR FORCE GATE NO.8, OLD AIRPORT, INDIA Maharashtra Mumbai City 400055 IN-302902- Amount for unclaimed 26.10 03-SEP-2017 SANTACRUZ (EAST), MUMBAI 41271296 and unpaid dividend ACHYUT DESHPANDE SHANKAR HARI DESHPANDE C/O THE MAHARASHTRA EXECUTOR & TRUS, TEE INDIA Maharashtra 411005 FOLIO00006352 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 CO LTD 1501 SHIVAJINAGAR, LOKMANGAL PUNE, and unpaid dividend PUNE ADI LAKSHMI M NAIDU R A C/O R A NAIDU ICRISAT, PATANCHERU PO, INDIA Andhra Pradesh 502324 FOLIO00038605 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 MEDAK DIST and unpaid dividend ADILAKSHMI GOLUGURI VENKATA REDDY RAVULAPALEM, OPP. TO COLLEGE, E.GODAVARI INDIA Andhra Pradesh 505209 FOLIO00000923 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 and unpaid dividend ADINARAYANA SARMA K KONDURI SUBRAMANYA SASTRY NO 4 13, SC GADIVEMULA, KURNOOL INDIA Andhra Pradesh Kurnool 518002 CDSL-12044700- Amount for unclaimed 269.70 03-SEP-2017 04421281 and unpaid dividend ADITYA VIKRAM SITA RAM YADAV 1354/1, VIVEKANAND NAGAR, SULTANPUR, INDIA Andhra Pradesh 502324 IN-300239- Amount for unclaimed 435.00 03-SEP-2017 SULTANPUR 12931547 and unpaid dividend ADITYAN S S ADITYANA S P F-52 HOME FINDERS COURT, MIT GATE INDIA Tamil Nadu Chennai 600044 FOLIO00011857 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 CHROMEPET, CHENNAI and unpaid dividend AGARWAL N K SHYAM SUNDER C/O SHREE RAM ELECTRICALS, 1J 46 N I T INDIA Haryana 121001 FOLIO00041204 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 FARIDABAD, HARYANA and unpaid dividend AHMED MYDEEN ABUSHALIH AHAMED MYDEEN 9/F SOUTH STREET, MARAKKADAI, LAKSHMAN INDIA Tamil Nadu 614102 IN-302679- Amount for unclaimed 2.90 03-SEP-2017 GUDI, TIRUVARUR 33365126 and unpaid dividend AKELLA JAGANNATH RAO AKELLAVENKAT SURYA NARAYANA B-114 KHAMTARAI, BAIMA NAGDI ROAD, RAMA INDIA CHHATTISGARH 495006 CDSL-12044700- Amount for unclaimed 211.70 03-SEP-2017 GREEN CITY R K NAGAR, BILASPUR 05721634 and unpaid dividend ALAPARTHI NAGA BHUSHAN VEERAPRASADA RAO ALAPARTHI D.NO.6-17 , EDLAPALLI TSUMPURU, INDIA Andhra Pradesh 522211 CDSL-12035000- Amount for unclaimed 145.00 03-SEP-2017 GUNTUR(DT), GUNTUR 00394493 and unpaid dividend ALAPARTIVENKATA DURGA SURESH UMAMAHESWARA RAO A 39 33 5 HIG 93, MADHAVADHARA, VUDA INDIA Andhra Pradesh Vishakhapatn 530020 CDSL-12043400- Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 COLONY, VISAKHAPATNAM am 00005061 and unpaid dividend Page 1 of 76 Amara Raja Batteries Limited Unclaimed/Unpaid dividend for the year 2019-10 as on August 7, 2017* Investor First Name Investor Middle Investor Last Father/ Father/ Father/ Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number DP Id-Client Id- Investment Type Amount Proposed Date of Name Name Husband First Husband Middle Husband Last Account Number transferred transfer to IEPF Name Name Name (DD-MM-YYYY) ALAPATI SATCHENDRAKUMAR ALAPATI V S 5-34/1, DOMMERU KOVVURU, WEST GODAVARI INDIA Andhra Pradesh 534351 CDSL-12044700- Amount for unclaimed 406.00 03-SEP-2017 DT, KOVVURU 04083440 and unpaid dividend ALLURILAKSHMI SURYA KUMARI ALLURISITA RAMA RAJU H NO 27-17-85/19 ASR NAGAR, OPP WATER INDIA Andhra Pradesh 534204 IN-302324- Amount for unclaimed 145.00 03-SEP-2017 TANK, BHIMAVARAM MUNICIPALITY 10827583 and unpaid dividend SIVARAOPETA, BHIMAVARAM WEST GODAVARI DIST ALLURI SIVARAMA RAJU SURYANARAYANA RAJU PLOT NO- 19, CHANDRA GIRI COLONY, INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500015 IN-300394- Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 TRIUMULGHERRY, SECUNDERABAD 13211319 and unpaid dividend ALPANA ROY RANJAN ROY S PROSIMET INDIA PVT LTD, SHED B1&B2 A I E, INDIA Andhra Pradesh Vishakhapatn 530044 IN-302902- Amount for unclaimed 87.00 03-SEP-2017 PEDAGANTYADA, VISAKHAPATNAM am 42001417 and unpaid dividend AMAN JAIN MAMCHAND JAIN SH H 22, HWP COLONY, RAWAT BHATA, VIA KOTA INDIA Rajasthan 323305 IN-300888- Amount for unclaimed 107.30 03-SEP-2017 14626229 and unpaid dividend AMARA KUMARI GALLA GALLA R N AMARA RAJA BATTERIES LTD, RENIGUNTA INDIA Andhra Pradesh 517520 FOLIO00040415 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 CUDDAPAH ROAD, KARAKAMBADI TIRUPATI A P, and unpaid dividend TIRUPATHI AMIYA SANKAR MITRA NA FLAT-301, 390 PARNASREE PALLY, PARNASREE, INDIA West Bengal Hooghly 700060 IN-300263- Amount for unclaimed 217.50 03-SEP-2017 Hooghly 10028979 and unpaid dividend AMMANAMMA MUDUBAI NA FLAT NO 21 TIRUMAL TOWERS, GOLCONDA X INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500020 FOLIO00009454 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 ROADS, HYDERABAD, SECUNDERABAD and unpaid dividend AMRISH SURATI AMRUTLAL N-216 R B I STAFF QTRS, P O GANDHI ASHRAM, INDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad 380027 FOLIO00005042 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 NEAR SUBHASH BRIDGE and unpaid dividend ANAMIKA PRAKASHBHAI KADIYA PRAKASHBHAI HARISHBHAI KADIYA E-39 RAILWAY COLONY, NR.RLY STATION, AT- INDIA Gujarat 388306 IN-300636- Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 VASAD, DIST-ANAND. 10119730 and unpaid dividend ANAND M CHATURVEDI NA 77 TAGORE PARK, MODEL TOWN I, DELHI, NEW INDIA Delhi New Delhi 110009 FOLIO00013122 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 DELHI and unpaid dividend ANANDHI K SUNDERESAIYER NATARAJAN NO 1797 FLR GE 18TH A MAIN, JP NAGAR 2ND INDIA Karnataka Bangalore 560078 IN-302269- Amount for unclaimed 29.00 03-SEP-2017 PHASE, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA INDIA Urban 12262783 and unpaid dividend ANCHA SWARNA LATA HARIPRASADA RAO A 13-4-87/A VIKAS NAGAR, DILSUKHNAGAR, OPP INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500660 IN-301313- Amount for unclaimed 4350.00 03-SEP-2017 DILSUKHNAGAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, HYDERABAD 20386288 and unpaid dividend ANEES KAMAL KAMAL M A FLAT NO 501, CRESCENT LAND MARK, INDIA Telangana Hyderabad 500015 IN-301022- Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 RAMAKRISHNAPURAM, HYDERABAD 20436192 and unpaid dividend ANEETHA M MURLIDUR K RAJANEE NO 4 5TH CROSS STREET, INDIA Tamil Nadu Chennai 600020 FOLIO00023047 Amount for unclaimed 2175.00 03-SEP-2017 SASTRINAGAR ADAYAR, MADRAS, CHENNAI and unpaid dividend ANIL BAHULEYAN BAHULEYAN NARAYANAN 266 SREE NILAYAM , 18VARKALA, TRIVANDRUM INDIA Kerala 695141 CDSL-12029800- Amount for unclaimed 324.80 03-SEP-2017 00248755 and unpaid dividend ANIL KUMAR BRAHM DEV SAHANI 52 SHAHGANJ SHAHGANJ, TOWN/VILL- PATNA, INDIA Bihar 800006 IN-302164- Amount for unclaimed 362.50 03-SEP-2017 ANCHAL - PATNA SADAR, DISTT- PATNA 10357265 and unpaid dividend Page 2 of 76 Amara Raja Batteries Limited Unclaimed/Unpaid dividend for the year 2019-10 as on August 7, 2017* Investor First Name Investor Middle Investor Last Father/ Father/ Father/ Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number DP Id-Client Id- Investment Type Amount Proposed Date of Name Name Husband First Husband Middle Husband Last Account Number transferred transfer to IEPF Name Name Name (DD-MM-YYYY) ANILKUMAR C K CHANDA C H D NO 3 - 72 - A6 YASHASWI NILAYA, KANEER INDIA Andhra Pradesh 502324 IN-300239- Amount for unclaimed 107.30 03-SEP-2017 THOTA KOLYA, KOTEKAR, MANGALORE 11765745 and unpaid dividend ANIL KUMAR KACKER KACKER D P 2/100 VIKAS NAGAR, KURSI ROAD, LUCKNOW INDIA Uttar Pradesh 226022 IN-301313- Amount for unclaimed 5.80 03-SEP-2017 20109401 and unpaid dividend ANILKUMAR P R RAMACHANDRAN PILLAI P.O BOX 25, . UNITED ARAB NA NA CDSL-12029800- Amount for unclaimed 290.00 03-SEP-2017 EMIRATES 00139722 and unpaid dividend ANIL TANEJA TULSI DASS TANEJA 3/126 , SUBHASH NAGAR, NEW DELHI, NEW INDIA Delhi New Delhi 110027 IN-302269- Amount for unclaimed 55.10 03-SEP-2017 DELHI 10619690 and unpaid dividend ANIL VARGHESH MATHEWVARGHESE PALLICKAL MOOVAKEOTE PLOT 202, SECTOR 4, M V P COLONY, INDIA Andhra Pradesh Vishakhapatn 530017 IN-302902- Amount for unclaimed 43.50 03-SEP-2017 VISHAKAPATNAM am 43944428 and unpaid dividend ANISH AGARWAL DHANRAJ AGARWAL T2 3RD FLOOR AMRAVATI COMPLEX, CIRCULAR INDIA Bihar 834001 IN-300513- Amount for unclaimed 580.00 03-SEP-2017 ROAD, LALPUR RANCHI, JHARKHAND 18968670 and unpaid dividend ANITA CHHABRA CHHABRA J J B701 CENTRAL PARK, GOLF LINKS SECTOR 42, INDIA Haryana 122003 FOLIO00035950 Amount
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