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Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 1978200 10/06/2010 BISWAJIT GANGULI trading as ;M/S.RAJASTHAN SAFETY & SECURITY SYSTEMS B-39/40, PARWATI CHAMBERS, BEHIND SAHARA CHAMBERS, TONK ROAD, JAIPUR (RAJASTHAN). NO SPECIFY Address for service in India/Attorney address: MISS. ARCHANA MISHRA S-56, VIKAS PATH, NANDPURI MARKET, BAIS GODAM, JAIPUR (RAJASTHAN) Used Since :01/01/2000 AHMEDABAD SECURITY AND FIRE EQUIPMENTS USED FOR BANK PURPOSES 2359 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 WATER PLUS 2015782 30/08/2010 MR.AMIT VERMA trading as ;M/S. VERMA ENTERPRISES 4724, FIRST FLOOR, BALLIMARAN, DELHI - 110006 MANUFACTURING & TRADING Address for service in India/Attorney address: BALAJI IP PRACTICE E-617 STREET NO- 11&12 WEST VINOD NAGAR I.P. EXTN. NEW DELHI-110092 Used Since :10/08/2010 DELHI P.V.C. CONNECTIONS, SHOWER TUBE, C.P. BATHROOM FITTINGS & OTHER SANITARY GOODS 2360 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 CLASSIC AQUAFINA 2037167 13/10/2010 MR. TARIQUE IRFAN AHMAD KHAN trading as ;M/S. VISHWAS WATER WORLD RZ-1, SHOP NO 3, INDRA PARK EXTENSION UTTAM NAGAR, NEW DELHI 59 MANUFACTURING & TRADING Address for service in India/Attorney address: BALAJI IP PRACTICE E-617 STREET NO- 11&12 WEST VINOD NAGAR I.P. EXTN. NEW DELHI-110092 Used Since :01/10/2010 DELHI ALL TYPES OF WATER PURIFIER, R.O. SYSTEMS, OTHER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS & ACCESSORIES. REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE.AQUAFINA. THIS IS CONDITION OF REGISTRATION THAT BOTH/ALL LABELS SHALL BE USED TOGETHER.. 2361 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 GALAXY 2053227 12/11/2010 ASHOK KUMAR trading as ;VINAYAKIYA STEEL HOUSE D.NO.15-8-511/E, JAIN MANDIR ROAD, FEELKHANA, HYDERABAD - 500 012, ANDRA PRADESH. MANUFACTURER AND MARKETER Address for service in India/Agents address: RAO & RAO. 12-10-651/3, ROAD NO.2, INDIRANAGAR, WARASLGUDA SECUNDERABAD - 500 061 ( A.P.). Used Since :01/01/1995 CHENNAI ELECTRIC RICE COOKERS, FANS OF ALL KINDS, ELECTRIC GEYSERS, IMMERSION RODS, AIR COOLERS, AIR CONDITIONERS, WATER FILTERS, TOASTERS AND SANDWICH MAKERS, CHARGING LIGHTS, LPG STOVES, LPG ACCESSORIES AND MICROWAVE OVENS : THIS IS SUBJECT TO RESTRICTED USE WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL LIMIT OF SOUTHERN STATES OF INDIA ONLY.. 2362 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 ARION 2064900 08/12/2010 USHA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED SURYA KIRAN BUILDING, 19, KASTURBA GANDHI MARG,NEW DELHI - 110 001 (Manufactures and Merchants) A COMPANY INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956 Address for service in India/Agents address: BANSAL & BANSAL 210, JOP PLAZA (OPP. MC DONALD"S) P-2, SECTOR-18, NOIDA-201301, NCR DELHI. Proposed to be Used DELHI FANS, REGULATOR AND PARTS THEREOF 2363 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 OCERA 2065677 09/12/2010 AGARWAL SANITATION 3529/7, SHRI OM MARKET, OPPOSITE CHAHUMUKHA MANDI, HAUZ QAZI, DELHI - 110006 . Address for service in India/Attorney address: SAI ASSOCIATES F-175, 30 FUTA ROAD, KHAJURI KHASS DELHI 110094 Proposed to be Used DELHI SANITARY AND BATHROOM FITTINGS AND APPLIANCES LIKE WATER REGULATING VALVES (TAPS); WASHERS FOR WATER TAPS; TAPS (COCKS, SPIGOTS) (FAUCETS (AM.)) FOR PIPES; BASIN MIXERS (TAPS); ANTISPLASH TAP NOZZLES; FLEXIBLE PIPES BEING PARTS OF BATH PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS; BATH PLUMBING FIXTURES; BATH ARMATURES FOR WATER CONTROL ETC. 2364 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 CALIFO 2067644 14/12/2010 VIKAS KEDIA trading as ;SUNRISE SALES CORPORATION 3220/12, 1ST FLOOR CHARAN DASS STREET HAUZ QAZI DELHI-110006 . Address for service in India/Agents address: INDIA REGISTRATION SERVICE. VAKILON WALI GALI, UDMIPURA, (NEAR SHANT MAI HOTEL), ROHTAK -124001. (HARYANA) Used Since :01/04/2007 DELHI SANITARY AND BATHROOM FITTINGS. 2365 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2074367 24/12/2010 MAHENDRA KUMAR S. JAIN trading as ;MAHENDRA ELECTRICALS #46/47, SHOP NO.2, SHANTI COMPLEX, V.S.LANE, CHICKPET, BANGALORE 560 053. MANUFACTURER AND MERCHANT - Address for service in India/Attorney address: ADVOCATE SANGEETA PAL C/310, ANTOPHILL WAREHOUSING COMPANY LTD., V.I.T COLLEGE ROAD, WADALA (E), MUMBAI - 400 037 Used Since :06/06/2001 CHENNAI MANUFACTURING AND TRADING OF AIR CONDITIONING APPARATUS, BATH TUBS, BURNERS, GAS APPARATUS, COFFEE PERCOLATORS, ELECTRIC, COOKING APPARATUS, HAIR DRIERS, ELECTRIC FANS, HEATING APPARATUS, ELECTRIC LAMPS, LIGHTING TUBES, REFRIGEWRATORS, STOVES, WATER HEATERS. 2366 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2074618 24/12/2010 HABEEB A.K trading as ;MALABAR AGENCIES ALLAKATTU HOUSE, VALIYADU,KODUR,P.O, MALLAPURAM.DT,KERALA-6765041 MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS Address for service in India/Agents address: BIJU JOHN CORDIALCODE, CHUNGATHARA P.O., NILAMBUR ( VIA ), MALAPPURAM DIST., KERALA - 679 334. Proposed to be Used CHENNAI APPARATUS FOR COOKING, HEATING AND STEAM GENERATING. 2367 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 REDISH 2076427 28/12/2010 MR. RAJESH KHANDELWAL trading as ;NEELMANI ELECTRICALS PLOT NO 79-80, B-BLOCK, TEACHER COLONY, SAMAYPUR INDUSTRIAL AREA, DELHI-42 MANUFACTURER AND MERCHANTS Address for service in India/Attorney address: GIRI & COMPANY A-212C/306, TIRUPATI PLAZA GALI NO.1, SHAKARPUR, DELHI-92 Used Since :01/09/2010 DELHI HEATING ELEMENT, PRESS, GEYSER, APPARATUS FOR LIGHTING, STEAM GENERATING, COOKING, REFRIGERATING, DRYING VENTILATING, WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY PURPOSES. 2368 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 NUVAG 2078816 31/12/2010 PAWAN KUMAR trading as ;CAREWELL ENTERPRISES 132/2, LOWER ROOP NAGAR, JAMMU MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS Address for service in India/Attorney address: SEHGAL & ASSOCIATES KHUKHRANA COMPLEX, KRISHNA NAGAR, NR. ADARSH NAGAR, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB Used Since :01/04/2007 DELHI WATER PURIFIER & R.O .SYSTEM AND GEYSERS 2369 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2078958 31/12/2010 ASHUTOSH VERMA MANVINDER SINGH BAGGA RAKESH KUMAR SINGH trading as ;FRESCO ECO SOLUTIONS 1085, SECTOR - 3, PUSHP VIHAR, NEW DELHI - 110017 MERCHANT & MANUFACTURERS Address for service in India/Attorney address: TYAGI CERTIFICATIONS SERVICES PVT. LTD. 3/112, LALITA PARK, LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI-92 Used Since :01/12/2010 DELHI ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL WATER PURIFIERS, R.O. SYSTEMS & OTHER WATER TREATMENT PLANTS AND HOME APPLIANCES INCLUDED IN CLASS 11 2370 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 ECOGLOBE 2108046 01/03/2011 SUNIL KUMAR SAMRAT SANJEEV KUMAR trading as ;OMNI PLAST PLOT NO-48, SEC-3, POCKET-H, BAWANA INDUSTRIAL AREA, DELHI-39 MANUFACTURER & TRADERS Used Since :01/02/2011 DELHI LIGHTING FIXTURES, OUTDOOR LIGHTS, STREET LIGHTS, WALL LIGHTS, CHANDELIERS, SOLAR LIGHTING, PORTABLE LIGHTING, FLUORESCENT LAMPS, CEILING LIGHTS, LUMINARIES, LIGHT DIFFUSERS, ELECTRIC LAMPS, AUTOMOBILE LIGHTS AND LAMPS, LABORATORY VENTILATION HOODS, LIGHT BULBS, PROJECTOR LAMPS, SAFETY LAMPS, TUBE LIGHT, NIGHT LIGHTS, TABLE LAMPS, HALOGEN LAMPS, CFL LAMPS AND TUBES, BULBS, TORCHES, HEAD LAMPS & LIGHT, GLS LAMPS AND ELECTRIC EMERGENCY LIGHT, ROPE LIGHTS, DECORATIVE LIGHTING AND ALL INCLUDED IN CLASS 11 2371 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2130757 16/04/2011 POOJA MANUFACTURING 5-53/2,PLOT NO.960,RAMREDDY NAGAR,IDA JEEDIMETLA,HYDERABAD-500055 Manufacturer and Distributors - Address for service in India/Agents address: M. VIJAYA KUMAR C/O I-WIN SERVICES, A-199 1ST PHASE, ALLWYN COLONY, KUKATPALLY HYDERABAD-37 Used Since :02/03/1994 CHENNAI Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying ventilating, water supply and sanitary purposes 2372 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2133879 22/04/2011 GANESH ENTERPRISE trading as ;GANESH ENTERPRISE UMAKANT PANDIT UDHYOGNAGAR, NR. GADHIYA ESTATE, MAHADEV WADI MAIN ROAD, RAJKOT - 360 004. GUJARAT - INDIA. MANUFACTURE & MERCHANT Address for service in India/Agents address: K.C. PATEL & CO. 305,Shivalik-5,Mahalaxmi Cross Road, Paldi,Ahmedabad 380 007 Gujarat Used Since :02/12/1994 AHMEDABAD LIGHTER, PRESSURE COOKER, STOVE, EXTRECTOR HOODS FOR KITCHEN, OVENS, DOMESTIC R.O.PLANT INCLUDED IN CLASS - 11 2373 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2193158 19/08/2011 MILAGROW BUSINESS & KNOWLEDGE SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD 796 PHASE-V UDYOG VIHAR GURGAON HARYANA MANUFACTURE & MERCHANTS A COMPANY INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT 1956 Address for service in India/Agents address: PURI & PURI (ADVOCATES) 4969/5, IST FLOOR, SIRKIWALAN, (NEAR HAUZ QAZI POLICE STATION) HAUZ QAZI, DELHI-6 Used Since :15/02/2007 DELHI APPARATUS FOR LIGHTING, HEATING, STEAM GENERATING, COOKING, DRYING, REFRIGERATING, VENTILATING, WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY PURPOSES, LIGHTING & FIXTURES, HEATING AND COOKING APPLIANCES OVENS AND ROASTING EQUIPMENTS & HEATING ELEMENTS, HEATER, DESERT COOLERS, EXHAUST FANS, SYSTEMS, TEA- COFFEE MAKER, ELECTRIC CATTLE, , MILK BOILER, WATER FILTERS & WATER PURIFYING SYSTEMS, FANS, COOLER, EXHAUST FAN, GEYSER, HEAT CONVECTOR, HOT PLATES, OIL RADIANT, HEATER, HALOGEN HEATER, GAS HEATER, HOT CASE, WATER COOLER, IMMERSION ROD, COOLER KIT AND PARTS THEREOF ROOM HEATER, ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES LIKE REFRIGERATOR AS PER CLASS-11. 2374 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 SUN 'N" SAND 2194288 23/08/2011 VIKRANT GAUTAM VEENA MAHAY ASHA MAHAY trading as ;NETA ENGINEERING WORKS G.T. ROAD, PATHANKOT BYE-PASS, JALANDHAR-144004. (PUNJAB) MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS Address for service in India/Attorney address: MAHTTASS B-43/3,udham singh nagar, LUDHIANA Used Since :01/04/2006 DELHI Valves, Cocks, Pipe Fittings, Sanitary Fittings and C.P. Bathroom Fittings included in class 11 for use in Water Supply & Sanitary Purposes. 2375 Trade Marks Journal No: 1829 , 25/12/2017 Class 11 2194350 24/08/2011 INDU JAIN trading as ;KONARK ENGG. WORKS INDIA 18/14 SITE-IV INDUSTRIAL AREA SAHIBABAD GHAZIABAD U.P MANUFACTURING AND MERCHANT Address for service in India/Agents address: M.K.GUPTA TRADE MARKS CO. A-73, III FLOOR, SILVER COMPLEX, ABOVE MAHARANI JEWELLERS, MAIN VIKAS MARG, GURU NANAK PURA, DELHI. Used Since :01/04/2008 DELHI FAN,GEYSER AND HOME APPLIANCE REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE.WORD KONARK.
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    Benazir Income Support Programme Targeting Process Evaluation (Cluster A & B) Final Report July 2013 Submitted by: ICF GHK In association with sub-consultants: Collective for Social Science Research Associates in Development (AiD) Private Limited P40252714 and P40252715 Benazir Income Support Programme Targeting Process Evaluation (Cluster A & B) Final Report July 2013 Submitted by: ICF GHK In association with sub-consultants: Collective for Social Science Research Associates in Development (AiD) Private Limited P40252714 and P40252715 Khatib Alam Consulting Director ICF GHK Clerkenwell House, 67 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1R 5BL, UK Tel: +44 (0)20 7611 1100 Fax: +44 (0)20 3368 6960 Internet: http://www.ghkint.com Ref: J40252714-15/BISP A&B/July/2013 25th July, 2013 Director Beneficiaries Services Benazir Income Support Programme F Block Pak Secretariat, Islamabad, Pakistan. Dear Mr. Naveed Akbar Subject: Final Report – BISP Targeting Process Evaluation (Cluster A&B) We are pleased to submit our final deliverable for the Targeting Process Evaluation (TPE), Cluster A and B, the Final Report. The content and structure of this report was presented at the Project Completion Workshop, held in Bhurban on 7th May, 2013. The valuable comments and suggestions of the BISP senior management and participants at the workshop have been incorporated into the report. The detailed structure was subsequently agreed with yourself during the meeting of 16th July, 2013. As agreed, the analysis synthesizes and covers our key findings for both Clusters A and B, across four phases of fieldwork. It also covers all four components of the TPE: i) The Targeting Process; (ii) Data Entry; (iii) Grievance Complaints; (iv) Payments Complaints.
  • Minneapolis Skyway

    Minneapolis Skyway

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  • Largest Indianapolis-Area Multifamily Property Management Firms (Ranked by Local Multifamily Units Managed *)

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