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Unclaimed Deposits UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS Sr NAME ADDRESS No 1 CHANDRAKAN SWAMI NARAYAN WADI,GROUND FLOOR, 399/405,V. P. T R ROAD,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400004 SURYAWANSHI 2 NEERAJ I 132, KIRTI NAGAR,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110015 MEDIRATTA 3 NIKHIL JAIN K 112, WESTERN AVENUE,SAINIK FARMS,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110062 4 SUDHANVA 692, SRI NIKETAN COLONY,ROAD NO. 3,BANJARA HILLS,HYDERABAD,ANDHRA SUNDARARAM PRADESH,IN,500034 AN 5 HIREN FLAT NO.52, PEARL BUILDING, OFF.JUHU LANE, NEAR KHOJA SANGHVI JAMATKHANA,ANDHERI C.H.S., ANDHERI (WEST)MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400058 6 AMANDEEP 43, ADVENT,GENERAL J R B SINGH CHAHAL MARG,MANTRALAYA,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400021 7 ANITA AL SORRENTO ETHIRAJA RESIDENCY,54, BESANT AVENUE ROAD,OPP. ADAYAR TRIPATHY POST OFFICE, ADAYAR,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600020 8 ANEISH THE BANK OF NEWYORK,12TH FLOOR EXPRESS TOWERS,NARIMAN KUMAR POINT,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400021 9 DHARMENDRA 28,C/O KAPIL MATCHING CENTRE,THIRD FLOOR,GODOWN STREET,CHENNAI,TAMIL KUMAR NADU,IN,600001 SOODA 10 GOVIND A 1 / 147, 2 ND FLOOR,PASCHIM VIHAR,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110063 PANDEY 11 GOYAL MG A 38, FIRST FLOORMOHAN CO OPERATIVE INDL ESTATEMAIN MATHURA ROADNEW GASES PVT LTD DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 RIF ESCROW A/C 12 GAURAV FIRST FLOOR, B 50,MALKA GANJ,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110007 AHUJA 13 RAVI SIDHOO NEHRU CENTRE, 9th FLOORDISCOVERY OF INDIADR A.B. ROAD, WORLIMUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400018 14 MITHUN 9 / 4, PRABHU STREET,VETRINAGAR,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600082 DUTTA 15 VRUSHALI ROOM NO 215,SHYAM WADI,GOKHALE ROAD (S),SAITAN STANLEY CHOWKI,DADARMUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400028 DSOUZA 16 HIMMATLAL 8, JAGANNATH PARK,NR. MALAV TALAV,VEJALPUR PITALIYA ROAD,AHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380052 17 RITURAJ 8, JAGANNATH PARK SOCIETY,NEAR MALAV HIMATLAL TALAV,VEJALPURAHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380051 JAIN 18 EKTA D 133SECTOR 47NOIDA,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,201301 KASHYAP 19 ANIL KASHYAP D 133SECTOR 47NOIDA,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,201301 20 RAKSHA NAVJEEVAN SOCIETY 2/21,LAMINTAN ROAD,MUMBAI JAYESH DESAI CENTRAL,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400008 21 DEEPAK B 4 / 7,RANA PRATAP BAGH,2 ND FLOOR,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110007 MENGI 22 SHAILENDRASI FLAT NO. 4, ANUPRITA B,LANE NO. 9,DAHANUKAR COLONY, NGH KOTHRUD,PUNE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,411038 DHANSINGH PARDESHI 23 SATYA 2E,CANAL EAST ROAD,KOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700067 NARAYAN GUPTA 24 BHARAT 2E,CANAL EAST ROAD,KOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700067 INDHAN UDYOG LIMITED 25 ANIRUDH A 2/259JANAKPURINEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110058 SHARMA 26 JULIE BLOCK J3/194,2ND FLR,L H SIDE FLAT,DDA FLATS,KALKAJI,NEW BENEDICT DELHI,DELHI,IN,110019 27 ROHAS 8 SHUBH ARAMBH,PASHAN ROAD,OPP ABHIMANSHRI GATE NAGPAL 6,PUNE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,411008 28 SUDIP SAHA 11/26, IIND FLOOR,NEHRU NAGAR,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110065 29 SACHIN H NO. 717,SECTOR 21,PANCHKULA,HARYANA,IN,134104 VERMA 30 SHASHI KANT D 25SECTOR 22NOIDA,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,201301 VISHWAKARM A 31 NISHU H NO.15, BANK COLONY,ADARSH SHARMA NAGAR,MANIMAJRA,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160101 32 BANKE BEHARI 75 GREEN PARK,CIVIL LINES,LUDHIANA,PUNJAB,IN,141001 LAL 33 RITESH 870 / 2 B NEELKANTHBHANDARKAR RD., LATE S H KOLTE LANEOPP. RAVIRAJ HARISHCHAND HOTELPUNE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,411004 RA KOLTE 34 RUJUL R KOLTE 870 / 2B NEELKANTH,BHANDARKAR ROAD, LATE MRS S H KOLTELANE, OPP MINOR U/G RAVIRAJ HOTEL,PUNE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,411004 RITESH H KOLTE 35 NEERAJ JOSHI 33 TOLLYGUNJ CIRCULAR ROAD,SITAL SADAN FLAT 30,BLOCK BKOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700053 36 TARUNA JOSHI 33 TOLLYGUNGE CIRCULAR ROADNEW ALIPOREKOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700053 MINOR U/G NEERAJ JOSHI 37 MAHESH UDAY B/F 1,HARE KRISHNA APT,NR ARUNACHAL GADKARI SOCIETY,SUBHANPURA,BARODA,GUJARAT,IN,390023 38 GAIL SIDNEY A/6, SANGAM ROW HOUSE,NR L P SAVANI SCHOOL,NEW PAL MACWAN ROAD,SURAT,GUJARAT,IN,395009 39 VIVEK HNO 3469,SECTOR 35D,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160036 CHAWLA 40 RITU RANJAN HNO 3469, SECTOR 35D,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 CHAWLA 41 AMIT SAXENA H NO.108,FIRST FLOOR,PHASE 4,MOHALI,PUNJAB,IN,160059 42 AKKU GOPAL 2 1 438/1,FLAT NO 205,IIND FLOOR,SRINILAYA APPTS,ROAD NO KRISHNA 4,NALLAKUNTA,HYDERABAD,ANDHRA PRADESH,IN,500044 43 SHARAN B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA PASRICHA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 44 NAWNEET B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA PAHUJA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 45 SONAL ANAND B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 46 ANIL NANDA B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 47 VINEET B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA KASHYAP ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 48 SUDHIR SUD B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 49 VIKRAM B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA KHOSLA ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 50 CATHEDRAL B 1 / E 3,MOHAN COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMATHURA AKME ROAD,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110044 PROJECTS PRIVATE LTD 51 UDAY RAMESH 60, SHIVCHHAYA BLDG, FLAT NO 10,II ND FLOOR, NR. MHATRE RAMDASI BRIDGE,ERANDWANA GAOTHAN,PUNE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,411004 52 SAMUEL 158/18, S 6 FRIENDS APTS,PERIYAR PATHAI,CHOOLAIMEDU,CHENNAI,TAMIL PRINCE NADU,IN,600094 JEBAKUMAR J 53 SHARANJIT MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 SINGH 54 RAGHBIR MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 SINGH 55 R L DEORA MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 56 HARINDER MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 SINGH 57 V P KALRA MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 58 B S GUPTA MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 59 AMRITA MARKFED HOUSE 4,SECTOR 35B,CHANDIGARH,CHANDIGARH,IN,160022 ATWAL 60 PUNJAB STATE MARKFED HOUSE, 4,SECTOR 35 B,CHANDIGARH,PUNJAB,IN,160022 COOP SUPPLY AND MKT FED LTD 61 DEEPAK JOSHI UPHAR 46,PHASE 1,ELDECO COLONY,JAIL ROAD,P O BHADRUKH,LUCKNOW,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,226002 62 AKASH 22/9,INDIRA NAGAR,LUCKNOW,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,226016 PANDEY 63 PRAVEEN NO : 15, SEENU MUDALI STREET,KUMAR CHAMBER, GROUND FLOOR,SOWCARPET, KUMAR JAIN NR. SELECT THEATRE,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600079 64 TISHA MINOR NO 15,SEENU MUDALI STREET,GROUND FLOOR,KUMAR CHAMBER,SOWCARPET,NR U/G PRAVEEN SALECT TEATRE,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600079 KUMAR JAIN 65 S MALINI 55,LUZ CHURCH ROAD,MYLAPORE,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600004 66 KIRIT F 9 SHUBHLAKSHMI TOWER,NARANPURA,AHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380014 DHIRAJLAL KAMDAR 67 INDUBEN F 9 SHUBHLAKSHMI TOWER,NARANPURA,AHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380014 KIRITBHAI KAMDAR 68 R A PHILIP 4 B, TEMPLE TREE APTS,NO.20, PYGROFTS GARDEN ROAD,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600006 69 MOSES PHILIP NO.16,KULAKARAI SALAI, 1ST STREET,PERAMBUR,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600012 70 R BHARATH AE92 6TH STREET10TH MAIN ROADANNA NAGARCHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600040 RAM 71 MUDASAR CD HOSPITAL ROAD,OPPOSITE CHURCH,DALGATE,SRINAGAR,JAMMU AND QAYOOM KASHMIR,IN,190001 BHAT 72 RAJESH 538K/1331,TRIVENI NAGAR III,LUCKNOW,UTTAR PRADESH,IN,226022 KUMAR 73 MUDASAR CD HOSPITAL ROAD,OPPOSITE CHURCH,DALGATE,SRINAGAR,JAMMU AND QAYOOM KASHMIR,IN,190001 BHAT 74 NILESH B C/O. KANAIYALAL PATELGAYATRI DAIRYOPP. ANUPAM CINEMA, PATEL KHOKHRAAHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380008 75 BHAGWANBHA C/O. KANAIYALAL PATELGAYATRI DAIRYOPP. ANUPAM CINEMA, I A PATEL KHOKHRAAHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380008 76 SATISH KUMAR D 3, REIDS LINE,PATEL CHEST,UNIVERSITY OF DELHI,DELHI,DELHI,IN,110007 DWIVEDI 77 B JAIGANESH 4 RAJA RAJAN STREET,GANAPATHIPURAM,CHROMPET,CHENNAI,TAMIL NADU,IN,600044 78 BUDDHA NO.104,SRINAGAR COLONY,HYDERABAD,ANDHRA PRADESH,IN,500073 SREERAMA MURTHY 79 LUKHI 259, VITTHAL NAGAR CO OP H SOC,VARACHHA ROAD, HIRA JIVRAJBHAI BAUG,SURAT,GUJARAT,IN,395006 THAKARSHIBH AI 80 LATA PLOT NO 3 NARAYAN SINGH ROADADARSH NAGARJAIPUR,RAJASTHAN,IN,302004 FATEHPURIA 81 M MUSTAFA PLOT NO 43,SECTOR 18,KOPARKHAIRANE,NAVI MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400709 MOMIN 82 MOMIN PLOT NO.43 SECTOR 18KOPAR KHAIRANENAVI MOHAMMAD MUMBAITHANE,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400709 HAJI BAKSHUBHAI 83 JAYANTI HASTINGS CHAMBERS, 4TH FLOOR,4H, 7/C, KIRON SHANKAR ROY PRASAD ROAD,KOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700001 KHAITAN 84 KASTURI HASTINGS CHAMBERS, 4TH FLOOR,4H, 7/C, KIRON SHANKAR ROY KHAITAN ROAD,KOLKATA,WEST BENGAL,IN,700001 85 KISHOR 9 MAHARAJA SADHWANI APARTMENTS,RAMBAUG,MANINAGAR,AHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,380028 86 RAMESH ROOM NO.702,7TH FLOOR ABHINANDSWAMICHS LTD,PLOT NO 21,ROAD NO.25SION RANGAPPA WMUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400022 KUMAR 87 DILIP 30 RAJDHANI BUNGLOWSNEAR RAMWADIISANPUR BAPUSAHEB ROADAHMEDABAD,GUJARAT,IN,382443 PATOLE 88 AMIT KUMAR 348/1 GT ROAD CHATRASERAMPURHOOGHLY.,WEST BENGAL,IN,712204 KOLAY 89 SHASHIKANT C/O UTI BANK LTD,MAKER TOWER F, 11TH FLOOR,CUFFE PARADE, RATHI COLABA,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400005 90 BIPIN SARAF C/O UTI BANK LTDMAKER TOWERS F, 13TH FLOOR,CUFFE PARADE, COLABA,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400005 91 ICLST SER IV C/O. UTI BANK LTD, 11 TH FLOOR,MAKER TOWER F,CUFFE PARADE, COLLECTION COLABA,MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400005 AND PAYOUT A/C 92 VARUN 100 MOHALLA CHITTORGARHNEAR GURUDAWARA KANDH AGGARWAL SAHIBBATALA,PUNJAB,IN,143505 93 VIJAY KUMAR C 9, BASEMENT HARBANS BHAWAN IIDDA BUSINESS CENTER, NANGAL RAYA,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110046 94 KAUSHIKABEN 24, PRABHU PRASAD,AASHIRWAD BUNGLOWS,PIPLOD,SURAT,GUJARAT,IN,395007 MAHENDRA ZAVERI 95 HIREN 24, PRABHU PRASAD,AASHIRWAD BUNGLOWS,PIPLOD,SURAT,GUJARAT,IN,395007 MAHENDRAKU MAR ZAVERI 96 GURVINDER H NO 503 LMODEL TOWNLUDHIANA,PUNJAB,IN,141001 SINGH 97 POOJA 190 C, DDA FLATS,MIG,RAJOURI GARDEN,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110027 KAUSHAL 98 ANISH 190 C, DDA FLATS,MIG,RAJOURI GARDEN,NEW DELHI,DELHI,IN,110027 KAUSHAL 99 YATEESH A 102, SERENITY COMPLEX,OFF NEW LINK ROAD,OSHIWARA, ANDHERI SRIVASTAVA (WEST),MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400102 100 MONIKA A 102, SERENITY COMPLEX,OFF NEW LINK ROAD,OSHIWARA, ANDHERI SRIVASTAVA (WEST),MUMBAI,MAHARASHTRA,IN,400102 101 ASHAY UDAY
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