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Sl.NO. B-345/1-2, KALATHIYA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, DIAMOND Bank of India LIST OF BENEFICIARIES DURING 2011-12 Sl.NO. Name of the Unit ADDRESS Amount ( In Rs.) 1 A. P. CAD CAM STREET NO. 3, TIRUPATI INDUSTRIAL AREA, 150 FEET 485,000.00 RING ROAD, RAJKOT 2 AADIKASH INDUSTRIES 39/40, KESHAV INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, NEAR NAGARVEL 397,200.00 HANUMAN TEMPLE, RAKHIAL, AHMEDABAD - 380023 3 AAKRUTI INDUSTRIAL BAPU NAGAR, JILLA GARDEN ROAD, RAJKOT - 360002 184,000.00 CORPORATION 4 AARCHI TEXTILES B-345/1-2, KALATHIYA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, DIAMOND 227,000.00 NAGAR, LASKANA, KAMREJ, SURAT 5 ABHI GEMS VILLAGE UKHARLA, TALUKA GHOGHA, BHAVNAGAR 448,500.00 6 ACME MACHINERY NO. 1, VAIBHAV INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, NEAR TELECOM 1,135,000.00 FACTORY, SION - TROMBAY ROAD, DEONAR, BOMBAY - 400088 7 ADHYASHAKTI STEELS 226, SAGAR COMPLEX, JASONATH CHOWK, BHAVNAGAR 633,150.00 - 364001 8 ADHYASHAKTI TECHNOCAST 226, SAGAR COMPLEX, JASONATH CHOWK, BHAVNAGAR 268,800.00 - 364001 9 AIRTECH INDUSTRIES 56/1, NARASIMHAIAH GARDEN, KOTTIGEPALYA, MAGADI 200,000.00 MAIN ROAD, VISHWANEEDAM POST, BANGALORE - 560091 10 AISHWARYA RICE VILLAGE MATH, TALUKA TILDA, DIST. RAIPUR - 493421 206,550.00 INDUSTRIES 11 AJAY PLASTICS PLOT NO. B/81, BILESHWAR ESTATE, ODHAV RING ROAD 94,500.00 CIRCLE, AHMEDABAD - 382415 12 AKASH FABRICATION PATEL WADI, VILLAGE JESAR, TALUKA MAHUVA, BHAVNAGAR 285,000.00 13 AKSHAR CREATION PLOT NO. 6, MARGHIWALA COMPOUND, BAMROLI, SURAT 186,380.00 14 AKSHAR EMBROIDERY PLOT NO. 71, OLD GIDC, KATARGAM, SURAT 387,300.00 15 AMBICA ART P/302, NEW G.I.D.C., KATARGAM, SURAT 730,500.00 16 ANJALI DIAMOND PLOT NO. 34, MALDHARI SOCIETY, 1ST. FLOOR, BORTALAV 295,200.00 ROAD, DIST. BHAVNAGAR - 364003 17 ANNPURNA AGRO FOODS KILLI CHUHARCHAK ROAD, AJITWAL, DIST. MOGHA, 531,000.00 PUNJAB 18 ANUPAM CERAMIC 20, BHAVANA SOCIETY, GAYATRI MANDIR ROAD, 1,050,000.00 MAHAVIRNAGAR, HIMATNAGAR - 383001 19 ARGUS AUTOMATION 214, SIVASAKTHI COLONY, GANPATHY, COIMBATORE - 361,500.00 641 006 20 ARPITA CREATION PLOT NO. A/9, PATEL NAGAR, A. K. ROAD, VARACHHA, SURAT 439,800.00 21 ART PACK PRINTERS 4, USHADEEP SOCIETY, NEAR PASSPORT OFFICE, 1,500,000.00 POLYTECHNIQUE, AHMEDABAD 22 ATA MOHAMAD & CO. VADAVA TALAWADI, NEAR RAILWAY CROSSING, 135,000.00 KUMBHARWADA, BHAVNAGAR 23 AUM PLASTIC PLOT NO. 166, OPPOSITE A-1 BAKERY, CHITRA GIDC, 308,535.00 BHAVNAGAR - 364003 24 AUM PLASTIC PLOT NO. 166, OPPOSITE A-1 BAKERY, CHITRA GIDC, 308,535.00 BHAVNAGAR - 364003 25 AURA ENTERPRISE PLOT NO. 2/B, BHAVNA CO OP SOCIETY, BORTAVAL ROAD, 1,500,000.00 BHAVNAGAR - 364003 26 AVANI INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO. 264, PLOT NO 17, NEAR KOTHERIYA 745,000.00 SOLVANT, GONDAL ROAD, RAJKOT 27 AXIS CONTROLS 779/106, 5TH. MAIN, PRAKASHNAGAR, BANGALORE - 295,320.00 560021 28 AXIS INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO. 210, PLOT NO. 27, ANKIT INDUSTRIAL 955,000.00 ESTATE, KOTHARIYA, RAJKOT 29 B & W FASHION 921, OLD GIDC. K-1, INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, KATARGAM, 155,175.00 SURAT 30 BABA IMPEX PLOT NO. 28/29, VITHALWADI UDHYOGNAGAR, BHAVNAGAR 930,000.00 - 364004 31 BAJRANG MONOFILAMENT 5-6, VANKAR SOCIETY, BEHIND G H B KUMBHARWADA, 306,000.00 BHAVNAGAR 32 BAL MUKUND CREATION PLOT NO. 41 MAHATMA IND ESTATE, KAPODRA, 924,000.00 VASRACHHA ROAD, SURAT 33 BALAJI ENTERPRISE 9, AMEEN ESTATE, OPPOSITE SAMRAT NAGAR, 151,200.00 ISANPUR. AHMEDABAD - 382443 34 BALAJI THERMOPACK 15, SUDAMA ESTATEM, NAROL-SARKHEJ ROAD, NAROL, 362,400.00 INDUSTRIES AHMEDABAD - 382405 35 BANSIDHAR RICE MILL NEAR SHAKTI CINEMA, BHARODA ROAD, VILLAGE ODE, 750,000.00 TALUKA ANAND - 388210 36 BENI AGRO FOODS PVT LTD SURVEY NO. 49, VILLAGE - PALDI, GOLANA ROAD, 1,500,000.00 KHAMBHAT, ANAND 37 BETA DESIGN 50, RAGHUVIR INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE 398,250.00 STERLING ABRESIVES, NEAR HINDUSTAN MARBLE, ODHAVE, AHMEDABAD - 382415 38 BHAGIRATH COTTON PVT SURVEY NO. 117-118, VILLAGE PADARI, TALUKA TALAJA, 1,500,000.00 LTD BHAVNAGAR 39 BHAWANI FASHION PLOT NO. 66-68, PRAMUKH PARK SOCIETY, 2ND. FLOOR, 311,550.00 FATEH NAGAR, PANDESARA, SURAT 40 BRIJ AUTO INDUSTRIES 13, SORATHIAWADI, NEAR AJIT TRADERS, OPPOSITE G. 250,200.00 A. INDUSTRIES, KOTHARIYA MAIN ROAD, RAJKOT 41 CARBON & FIBRE L/464, NEAR OLD WATER TANK, GIDC ODHAV, 250,050.00 PRODUCTS AHMEDABAD - 383325 42 CARBON ROTOFLUID PVT PLOT NO. L/464, GIDC ODHAV, AHMEDABAD 274,650.00 LTD 43 CHATRABHUJ STEEL PLOT NO. 4217/18, G. I. D. C., VATVA, AHMEDABAD 806,550.00 44 CHAUHAN FABRICATION VILLAGE JESAR, TAL. MAHUVA, BHAVNAGAR 281,250.00 45 CHAUHAN FABRICATION VILLAGE JESAR, TAL. MAHUVA, BHAVNAGAR 281,250.00 46 CHESTA CREATION PLOT NO. 88, KRISHNA INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, VED ROAD, 372,000.00 SURAT 47 CHIRAG AGRO INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO. 259/3, PAIKI 4, VILLAGE - DHEDHAL, TALUKA 250,050.00 - BAVLA, AHMEDABAD 48 CHLORO CHEM OF INDIA 503, CENTRE POINT, R C DUTT ROAD, ALKAPURI, VADODARA - 1,500,000.00 390005 49 CREATIVE CARBON PVT LTD PLOT NO. 543-5/9, OPPOSITE VIP CLUB, RANKANPUR, KALOL, 137,210.00 GANDHINAGAR - 382721 50 DATA - TO - STEEL 9, NILKANTA AVENUE, NEAR KAILASH ESTATE, ODHAV, 489,600.00 SOLUTION AHMEDABAD - 382415 51 DATTAKRUPA ENGG.WORKS PLOT NO. 60/1/A, L. K. AKIWATE CO.OP INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 249,000.00 LTD., JAYSINGPUR, TAL. SHIROL, KOLHAPUR 52 DHARA ENGINEERING 3, UMAKANT UDYOG NAGAR, KISHAN MARG, RAJKOT 435,000.00 53 DHARMANANDAN TEXTILE PLOT NO. 57-58, SOMNATH SOCIETY, KAPODARA CHAR 295,695.00 RASTA, SURAT 54 DHIRAJ ALLOYS AMLOH ROAD, BACKSIDE V. D. KANDA, MANDI 559,350.00 GOBINDGARH, FATEHGARH, PUNJAB 55 DHRUV CREATION PLOT NO. 3-4, BLOCK NO. 69, SURVEY NO. 9, MAHAPRABHU 152,085.00 NAGAR, LIMBAYAT, SURAT 56 DIE TOOLS NS. 35, 1ST. PHASE, INDUSTRIAL AREA, ADITYAPUR, 293,000.00 JAMSHEDPUR 57 DINESH ENTERPRISE 52, GHANSHYAM ESTATE, MARGHA FARM, VIRUTNAGAR 586,500.00 ROAD, AHMEDABAD - 380024 58 DIVINE CLAY CHEM INDS PLOT NO. 134/B, OLD BUNDER ROAD, NEAR ALCOCK 423,000.00 ASHDOWN, BHAVNAGAR 59 DUTCH BLUE FASHION NO. 99/5, AMARJOTHI, A. S. NAGAR EXTN., KANGAYAM 1,049,250.00 ROAD, TIRUPUR - 641604 60 ENPEE INDUSTRIES PLOT NO. 30/R, GIDC, ANTALIA, BILIMORA, NAVSARI - 366,990.00 396325 61 FAVOURITE PLUS CERAMIC F/215, KAMLA NAGAR, AGRA - 282005 1,500,000.00 PVT. LTD. 62 G. S. ALLOYS PLOT NO. 100/C, INDUSTRIAL FOCAL POINT, PATIALA - 922,000.00 147001 63 GABANI TEXTILES PLOT NO. 11/B & 11/B-A, NILKANTH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, 1,500,000.00 VED ROAD, SURAT 64 GAJANAND POLYPACK PLOT NO. 2/85, BILESHWAR INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, 228,750.00 ODHAV, AHMEDABAD - 382415 65 GAYATRI POLYMERS 22 JAMUNA, VELANKAR NAGAR, SWARGATE, PUNE - 411009 421,455.00 66 GOPAL PLASTIC INDS PLOT NO 20, MAHALAXMI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VATVA, 173,250.00 AHMEDABAD - 382445 67 GREEN HEALTH CARE A/18, GAYATRIKRUPA. GIDC, VADSAR ROAD, VADODARA - 98,100.00 390010 68 H K BATTERY PLOT NO. 1, R. K. GODOWN, AT. VARTEJ, TAL. BHAVNAGAR, 324,000.00 BHAVNAGAR 69 H S. FASHION PLOT NO. 4, ALPA INDUSTRIES, 2ND. FLOOR, A. K. ROAD, 230,505.00 SURAT 70 HARI KRISHNA FASHION PLOT NO. 404, PANDOL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VED ROAD, 422,250.00 SURAT 71 HARIHAR FRAME MART SHOP NO. 2, DIVYA CHAMBER, BHADEVA STREET, 240,000.00 BHAVNAGAR 72 HARIHAR FRAME MART SHOP NO. 2, DIVYA CHAMBER, BHADEVA STREET, 240,000.00 BHAVNAGAR 73 HEMINDS PLOT NO. N-18, ADDITIONAL AMBERNATH INDUSTRIAL AREA, 993,000.00 MIDC, AMBERNATH (EAST), THANE - 421506 74 HI-P ENGINEERING 339, S. V. GARDEN, SANGNOOR ROAD, COIMBATORE - 322,950.00 841006 75 HI-TECH INTERNATIONAL HAA/66, PHASE - IV, FOCAL POINT, LUDHIANA - 141003 1,123,000.00 76 INSPIRED CNC'S NO. 20, OPPOSITE SHUSHRUTHI BANK, S. L. V. 680,190.00 INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, AANDRAHALLI MAIN ROAD, PEENYA II STAGE, BANGALORE - 560058 77 J S SANDHU RICE MILLS V.P.O. BIRDHNO, TEHUKA - NABHA DISTRICT PATIALA, 288,750.00 PUNJAB 78 JAIN SONS GRAPHIX A-94/1, 2ND. FLOOR, WAZIRPUR INDUSTRIAL AREA, 1,305,000.00 DELHI - 110052 79 JALDEEP ENGINEERING PLOT NO. 911-913, GIDC ESTATE, VILLAGE DEHGAM, TALUKA 466,000.00 DEHGAM, GANDHINAGAR - 382305 80 JAMSHEDPUR OXYGEN PVT KAJARIA MANSION, CHOWK BAZAR, JUGSALAI JAMSHEDPUR 746,250.00 LTD 81 JAY RAMDEV GEMS PLOT NO. 32, BORTALAV, 2ND. FLOOR, BHAVNAGAR 414,000.00 82 JEKO STONE WORKS PVR BLOCK NO. 94-96 & 99,, AT. CHOGAMDA, PO. 600,000.00 LTD JASWANTPURAKUMPA. TALUKA DHANSURA, SABARKANTHA - 383310 83 K G N ENGINEERING AT & POST BHANSALI, TALUKA VAGRA, DISTRICT 1,500,000.00 BHARUCH, GUJARAT 84 KAVITHA AIR EQUIPMENTS NO. 33/3, CIE PHASE II, GANDHINAGAR, HYDERABAD 612,000.00 SYSTEMS 500037 85 KHODAL ENT. A - 8, GANESH ROW HOUSE, SHYAMDHAM CHOWK, SURAT 554,000.00 86 KHODIYAR ART P/302, NEW G.I.D.C., KATARGAM, SURAT 857,250.00 87 KPM PLASTO RUBBER CO. NO. 11/66-E, TRICHY ROAD, RAVATHUR PIRIVU, 694,000.00 KANNAMPALAYAM POST, SULUR, COIMBATORE - 641402 88 KRISHNA CREATION 103, HARI KUNJ SOCIETY, CHIKUWAID, VARACHHA 107,000.00 ROAD, SURAT 89 KRISHNA CREATION PLOT NO. A-25, PATEL NAGAR, A. K. ROAD, SURAT 199,400.00 90 KRISHNA CREATION PLOT NO. 34, JAY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, ANJANA FARM, SURAT 68,000.00 91 KRISHNA FASHION PLOT NO. 345/35/36, ANJANI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, GOTHAN, 923,000.00 TALUKA OLPAD, SURAT 92 KRISHNA GEMS 13/B, BORTALAV ROAD, 1ST. FLOOR, BHAVNAGAR - 364003 299,750.00 93 KRISHNA INDUSTRIES PLOT NO. 1A-99/P, OPPOSITE PACTION CHEMICAL, GIDC 396,000.00 CHITRA, BHAVNAGAR 94 KRISHNA ISPAT SURVEY NO. 102, AT. DITASAN, TAL. MEHSANA, DIST. 1,500,000.00 MEHSANA, GUJARAT 95 KRISHNA PLASTIC HARIJANAVAS, AT NARI, BHAVNAGAR, GUJARAT 342,000.00 96 KUSHAL POLYMERS PLOT NO. 1602/F, GIDC, VILLAGE HALOL, DIST. 473,600.00 PANCHMAHAL 97 LAVRI CREATION 5, MARGHIWALA COMPOUND, NEAR MANHAR DYEING, 212,550.00 BAMROLI ROAD, SURAT 98 LEAF PROOF ENGINEERING 1/G, INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, NEW LINK ROAD, ANDHERI 1,028,000.00 (I) PVT LTD (WEST), BOMBAY - 400053 99 LEXO CERAMIC 8/A, N.
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