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Unclaimed Dividend for 2002-03 1 of 72 ANNEXURE TO FORM 1 INV TANFAC INDUSTRIES LIMITED DETAILS OF UNCLAIMED/UNPAID DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR 2002-2003 S.NO. FOL NO. NAME ADD1 ADD2 CITY PIN SHARES AMOUNT WARNO REMARKS 1 2 SARASWATHI NARAYANAN C/O L NARAYANAN CHETTIAR VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 101 121.2 2317604 2 4 T N KRISHNA MOORTHI 50 MAHAL 6TH STREET MADURAI MADURAI 625001 11 13.2 2317505 3 9 K R GANESAN SREE VISALAKSHI MILLS PVT LTD VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 1 1.2 2317605 4 10 S S MITRA SREE VISALAKSHI MILLS PVT LTD VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 1 1.2 2317606 5 11 S M THIRUNAVUKARASU SREE VISALAKSHI MILLS PVT LTD VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 1 1.2 2317607 6 27 K N SUBRAMANIAN SREE VISALAKSHI MILLS PVT LTD VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 1 1.2 2317608 7 29 C T RAMANATHAN SREE VISALAKSHI MILLS PVT LTD VISALAKSHI NAGAR MADURAI 625401 1 1.2 2317609 8 112 BACHUBHAI BHATT 19-B PANCHSHIL SOCIETY AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380013 50 60 2305488 9 200 YOGESH BHAVSAR F 12 VARDHMAN NAGAR FLATS AHMEDABAD 0 0 50 60 2320317 10 224 DWARKADAS GOVINDDAS PARIKH RADHIKA CAMP ROAD SHAHIBAUG AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305098 11 229 KRISHNAMURTHY K A C/O MR K S ADINARAYAN PALAKKAD 0 678003 50 60 2324671 12 232 PADMAKANT DALVADI C/2 SUTIRTH APPARTMENT AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380015 50 60 2305633 13 298 P B SHARMA FLAT NO.4 ADINATH APARTMENT JAM NAGAR (GUJ) 0 361008 50 60 2323801 14 429 GOPALKRISHNA HALIYAL AT PO MOTAVAGHHCHHIPA TAL KILLA PARDI 0 PARDI 396125 50 60 2321186 15 556 SOMASUNDARAM K 2- SOUTH USMAN ROAD T. NAGAR ,CHENNAI 600017 50 60 2315982 16 576 KOKILA DEEPAK CHALISHAZAR C/O C H CHALISHAZAR HIM-JYOT KALYAN SOCY AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380006 50 60 2305163 17 620 SANTOSH KUMAR MITTAL WELSPUN GUJARAT STAHL ROHREN LIMITED, 215/216 B.G BHARUCH 392001 100 120 2306316 18 645 DIPTI PUROHIT C/O G G PATHAK 2 HAJI BUILDING SHAH ALAM AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380028 50 60 2305687 19 646 SATYANARAYAN AGRAWAL SRI AUROBINDO CO-OP HSG SOCY LTD AHMEDABAD 0 0 50 60 2320247 20 753 NIHAR LAKHIA 62/B SWASTIK SOCIETY AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380009 50 60 2305387 21 773 ZAHIR AHMEDI 2 SHIVNIKETAN 18TH ROAD BOMBAY MUMBAI 400052 50 60 2309736 22 778 DIPAKKUMAR AMBALAL MODI PLOT NO 406/1 GANDHI NAGAR (GUJ.) 0 382006 50 60 2320984 23 796 NEHA ANIL SHAH DEEP CORPORATION 2921 VAGHAN POLE AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380001 50 60 2304996 24 847 PALLAVI NAYAN PANDYA 1945 PITTALIA POLE SARANGPUR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380001 75 90 2304998 25 860 GANPATRAO M HARDEKAR A6/36 DEVPATH FLATS AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380013 50 60 2305489 26 919 RINA KIRANKUMAR SHAH 1210/2 VACHLO KHANCHO SHAMAL S POLE AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380001 50 60 2305000 27 925 RAJNIKANT PUNAMCHANDJI SHAH SADAR BAZAR DEESA NULL 0 385535 50 60 2321062 28 963 RAJNIKANT PATEL MOTA PORE NADIAD GUJARAT 387001 50 60 2305959 29 988 CHHAGAN LAL BHIMANI C/O SARDAR NAGAR SOCIETY BLOCK NO 19 NULL GUJARAT 362630 50 60 2320927 30 1037 MANHARBHAI MAGANBHAI TALPADA 248 ANANDNAGAR LEELAPATTA SECTOR NO 27 GANDHI NAGAR GUJARAT 0 50 60 2320210 31 1103 LAXMAN KUMAR SINGHVI RISHAB 41 AZAD SOCIETY AMBAWADI AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380015 50 60 2305618 32 1153 MANCHHABHAI SAKARIA 19 SURAKSHA SOCIETY NEAR SPINNING MILL NULL N.GUJ 384315 50 60 2305926 33 1224 KALPESH H GOR NARESH BUILDING OPP L G HOSPITAL AMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380008 50 60 2305317 34 1292 KRISHNA THAKER OPP KAPOL BOARDING AMRELI 0 364601 50 60 2300448 35 1293 RAJENDRAKUMAR JAIN LAXMI BHAWAN POST BOX NO 1 SIROHI RAJ 307001 50 60 2320809 36 1312 SHOBHNA AKHANI B/198 MALLINATH SOCIETY AHMEDABAD 0 382415 50 60 2321023 37 1366 UPENDRA MOHANLAL SHAH 7 SONA APARTMENT NEAR HIRA BAUG NULL AHMEDABAD 380006 50 60 2305166 38 1461 RATANPURI MANGALPURI SWAMI MUKTANAND CHOWK KUKARWADA N GUJ 382830 NULL 0 382830 50 60 2321036 39 1496 HARGOVANBHAI PATEL AT & PO KUKARANA NULL 0 384240 50 60 2321053 40 1505 NUTANBEN PATEL MOTA VAGHCHHIPA NULL PARDI 396125 50 60 2321187 41 1545 JAGDISH DINKERPRASAD TRIVEDI B-1/247 SWIPARK CO OP HSG SOCY NULL AHMEDABAD 380061 50 60 2305783 42 1601 SWATI ASHOK SHETH 13/21, 3RD PANJRAPOLE LANE, MUMBAI 400004 150 180 2300317 43 1614 SHARDABEN BABULAL SHAH S/2 SWASTIK APARTMENT AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380007 50 60 2305267 44 1646 MAHESH SAMANI B-5 BOMBAY LINKS NULL NEW MUMBAI 400703 50 60 2312607 45 1689 HAR NARAYAN SONI C/O R R TRADING CO 48/2 KAUTARKHANA NULL AHMEDABAD 380002 50 60 2305032 46 1720 VIRENDRA HIMATLAL DOSHI 21 E SAMARTH SOCIETY NULL AHMEDABAD 380052 50 60 2305722 47 1738 AJITKUMAR TARACHND KOTADIA 16 MAHAVIRNAGAR HIMATNAGAR S K 380001 NULL AHMEDABAD 380001 50 60 2305007 TANFAC UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR 2002-2003 CIN:L24117TN1972PLC006271 2 of 72 ANNEXURE TO FORM 1 INV S.NO. FOL NO. NAME ADD1 ADD2 CITY PIN SHARES AMOUNT WARNO REMARKS 48 1749 V KRISHNAN 5 UDYAN NULL MUMBAI 400006 50 60 2307503 49 1753 KAMLA LAXMICHAND ASARPOTA 28 ADARSH SOCIETY NULL AHMEDABAD 380009 50 60 2305394 50 1784 M NAGESWARA RAO PHYSICAL RESEARCH LAB NULL AHMEDABAD 380009 50 60 2305395 51 1785 M SITA RAO C/O PROF M N RAO PHYSICAL RESEARCH LAB NULL AHMEDABAD 380009 50 60 2305396 52 1797 BHAGWANDAS H ASNANI M 52/309 PRAGATI NAGAR AHMEDABAD 380013 NULL AHMEDABAD 380013 50 60 2305501 53 1855 NAVINCHANDRA J PAEL NAVINMAMA BARODA BARODA 390001 50 60 2306060 54 1892 GITABEN DASHRATHBHAI PATEL 18TH GHUMALIA S KHADKI AT BAVLA TA DHOLKA NULL 0 382220 50 60 2321011 55 1971 INDIRA RAMNIWAS RATHI 1A HARI KRIPA APPARTMENT NULL AHMEDABAD 380013 50 60 2305502 56 2008 JIENDRA THAKKAR SHIV SHAKTI SADAN BAROT WADO DEHGAM DIST AHMEDABAD 0 382305 50 60 2321013 57 2034 HARI VADANBHAI PARIKH E/33-34 TARU NAGAR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380052 50 60 2305727 58 2068 YASMIN SYED 18 KETAN SOCIETY AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380014 50 60 2305524 59 2073 KRISHNAVADAN JETLEY 20 PRITAM NAGAR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380006 50 60 2305169 60 2261 BIPIN CHANDRA PATEL 104 FAIRWAY AVE KINGS BURY LONDON NWG NULL 0 0 50 60 2300175 61 2278 MULJIBHAI VANKAR DEPUTY TOWN PLANNER S OFFICE AHMEDABAD 380001 AHMEDABAD 380001 50 60 2305009 62 2381 SUMITRA TRIVEDI 15 DHAVAL SOCIETY NO 2 NULL AHMEDABAD 380009 100 120 2305400 63 2382 VASUDEO TRIVEDI 15 DHAVAL SOCIETY NO 2 NULL AHMEDABAD 380009 100 120 2305401 64 2456 SUDHANSHU PATHAK A/2 NEW GIRDHAR PARK SOCIETY NULL AHMEDABAD 380006 50 60 2305171 65 2476 RAJNIKANT KANTILAL SHAH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305103 66 2479 AVNISH CHANDULAL PARIKH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305106 67 2483 URMILA SANKALCHAND SHAH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305108 68 2485 SUMANTRAI GOVINDJI PATEL NO 7 SHAH COLONY 7/449 NEAR TOWER NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305109 69 2495 NIRU RAMNIKLAL MEHTA NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305110 70 2496 HANSABEN RAMNIKLAL MEHTA NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305111 71 2497 JASUBHAI FULCHAND SHAH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305112 72 2500 NATVARLAL MAFATLAL SHAH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305113 73 2501 CHANDULAL CHIMANLAL SHAH NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305114 74 2505 RAMNIKLAL PREMCHAND MEHTA NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305116 75 2507 VIRBALA RAMNIKLAL MEHTA NO 7 SHAH COLONY SHAH SADAN NULL AHMEDABAD 380004 50 60 2305117 76 2713 MANISHA BHANUSHALI 2 GORDHAN NAGAR OPP OLD DHORBAZAR NULL AHMEDABAD 380028 50 60 2305692 77 2715 NARENDRA SHAH 2 GORDHAN NAGAR OPP OLD DHORBAZAR NULL AHMEDABAD 380028 50 60 2305693 78 2716 SUDHA SHAH 2 GORDHAN NAGAR OPP OLD DHORBAZAR NULL AHMEDABAD 380028 50 60 2305694 79 2717 JAWAHAR PUROHIT C/O G G PATHAK 2 HAJI BUILDING NULL AHMEDABAD 380028 50 60 2305695 80 2730 NARENDER O VASHISTHA SFX 140 GURUNAGAR KUTCH 0 370201 50 60 2304879 81 2750 RENU GUPTA G - 66 WEST PATEL NAGAR ,NEW DELHI 110008 300 360 2301062 82 2790 MANILAL RAMNARAYAN BHAVSAR 11/B GREEN SOCY AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 380022 50 60 2305661 83 2823 VASANT CHHANALAL BHAVSAR CHHIPWAD MEHSANA N G 384001 NULL N.GUJ 384001 50 60 2305858 84 2824 KAPILABEN VASANTLAL BHAVSAR CHHIPWAD MEHSANA N G 384001 NULL N.GUJ 384001 50 60 2305859 85 2826 KANUBHAI MANJIBHAI GAJERA 450/2610 BAPUNAGAR NIKOL ROAD NULL AHMEDABAD 380024 50 60 2305671 86 2843 S. 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