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Amount Transferred to Unpaid Interim Dividend Account 2019-20 Birlasoft Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Interim Dividend For The Year 2019-2020 28/04/2020 PAGE NO: 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. OF Amount SR NO FOLIO NO. WARRANTNO. HOLDER SHARES (RS.) MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1203280000020927 1 T.S.RASHEED . 300 300.00 8 2 1202390000065023 2 VESTIN VERGHESE . 700 700.00 9 3 1202990004121171 4 KOOTHAPERUMAL 30 30.00 11 MANICKAVASAGAM 4 IN30112716332835 5 ASHOK KUMAR PANDEY 49 49.00 12 5 IN30177411476107 6 ANIS BANO 10 10.00 13 6 IN30209210047295 7 TARUNA GUPTA 40 40.00 14 7 IN30223610600620 8 AKBAR ALI 10 10.00 15 8 IN30226910712265 9 PARMINDER SINGH 10 10.00 16 9 IN30226911060018 10 SHYAM BHARTI 500 500.00 17 10 IN30236510571992 11 MANJEET KAUR 400 400.00 18 11 IN30039416018813 12 HARISH NARANG 156 156.00 19 12 IN30114310400042 13 CHARU GUPTA 300 300.00 20 13 IN30021413920326 14 RAJESH SUKUMARAN 4 4.00 21 14 1208160005633736 15 SUNITA DAHIYA 50 50.00 22 15 1100001100014796 16 DYNA SECURITIES LTD. 10 10.00 23 16 IN30020610722857 17 BALJINDER KAUR 400 400.00 24 17 IN30096610077997 18 SURJIT SINGH ALAG 5 5.00 25 18 IN30282210112106 19 PRADEEP KUMAR TYAGI 10 10.00 26 19 IN30096610088484 21 SATISH KUMAR MITTAL 10 10.00 28 20 IN30011810297427 23 MADHU JAIN 50 50.00 30 21 IN30142810054136 24 SANJAY KUMAR 2 2.00 31 22 1202990001556651 25 S N SINGH 200 200.00 32 23 IN30020610651619 26 PREM KUMAR GUPTA 100 100.00 33 24 IN30051311653242 27 UMESH KUMAR 43 43.00 34 25 IN30159010012885 28 SHASHI KATYAL 22 22.00 35 26 IN30021413510582 29 SMITA GUPTA 40 40.00 36 27 IN30094010069356 30 VIMAL KRISHAN VERMA 6 6.00 37 28 IN30282210052543 31 RANJEET KAUR 308 308.00 38 29 IN30226911438081 33 NARENDER KUMAR 266 266.00 40 30 1203350001442151 34 PARVINDER SINGH 9 9.00 41 31 IN30195910063900 35 ATUL KUMAR 500 500.00 42 32 IN30096610421796 36 MUKESH KUMAR GUPTA 398 398.00 43 33 IN30223610008596 38 DEEPANKER GAUTAM 50 50.00 45 34 IN30096610127734 39 VEENA AGGARWAL 98 98.00 46 35 1202990004036394 40 NITIN GULATI 600 600.00 47 36 IN30020610638110 41 NARENDER JAIN 700 700.00 48 37 IN30088813517634 42 KAMNI SAXENA 25 25.00 49 38 IN30114310186620 43 ANIL KUMAR PITTIE 200 200.00 50 39 IN30114310124810 44 ASHOK SHARMA 25 25.00 51 40 IN30007910144217 45 SEEMA BHATIA 290 290.00 52 41 IN30018310558573 46 GAURAV SRIVASTAVA 100 100.00 53 42 IN30051313812605 47 BIPIN CHANDRA PANT 201 201.00 54 43 IN30226911120937 48 NEETA KAPOOR 20 20.00 55 44 IN30429513868928 52 REETA AGARWAL 10 10.00 59 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 7257 7257.00 CUMM.TOTAL : 7257 7257.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birlasoft Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Interim Dividend For The Year 2019-2020 28/04/2020 PAGE NO: 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. 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MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 IN30021410837831 53 SUSHANT PANDA 111 111.00 60 46 1304140004055857 54 JASBIR SINGH 288 288.00 61 47 1201060001768879 55 SUSHEEL GIROH 135 135.00 62 48 1203840001189153 56 MUKESH JUNEJA 800 800.00 63 49 1302340000341968 57 SARIKA MALIK 400 400.00 64 50 1201090011258401 58 PRADEEP KUMAR . 500 500.00 65 51 IN30236510795680 59 SUNITA 100 100.00 66 52 IN30165310275600 60 GURINDER SINGH 50 50.00 67 53 IN30088814567043 61 JYOTI AGGARWAL 100 100.00 68 54 1204470003639629 62 RAJ SINGH 100 100.00 69 55 IN30236510332742 63 MANOJ KUMAR NARULA 6 6.00 70 56 1201060001004161 64 JAANKI DEVI 50 50.00 71 57 IN30114310686226 65 NARINDER KUMAR GUPTA 55 55.00 72 58 1202290000049401 67 KOMAL PRASAD AGGARWAL 15 15.00 74 59 IN30036010549968 68 RANJOO ARORA 14 14.00 75 60 1304140005780759 69 SURJEET SINGH 100 100.00 76 61 1301440003238677 71 NARESH KUMAR GOYAL 30 30.00 78 62 IN30155720550697 73 RANI CHAUHAN 200 200.00 80 63 IN30039410767135 74 SANJEEV SOOD 100 100.00 81 64 1202290000031506 76 KANWAL JIT SINGH 50 50.00 83 65 IN30184610181227 77 BALDEV SINGH KAPOOR 100 100.00 84 66 IN30114310861874 78 HAVELA SINGH BHATIA 100 100.00 85 67 IN30236510056178 79 RAHUL GOYAL 200 200.00 86 68 IN30311610432095 80 NAVEEN 59 59.00 87 69 IN30184610323165 81 BRINDER RAJ SINGH 1000 1000.00 88 70 1202540000362261 82 ANURADHA . 100 100.00 89 71 IN30058910186345 83 SUMIT AGGARWAL 100 100.00 90 72 IN30133019809702 84 SNEH BHALLA 50 50.00 91 73 1301440001537126 85 ASHISH KUMAR SOOD 1 1.00 92 74 IN30045011225772 86 GULBIR SINGH 100 100.00 93 75 IN30220111364303 88 SHIV DEV SINGH 10 10.00 95 76 IN30184610080207 89 KAMLESH SHARMA 200 200.00 96 77 1304140001214716 90 MOHAN KRISHNA CH 8 8.00 97 78 1202290000102596 91 CHAMAN LAL 200 200.00 98 79 1202420100044359 92 MEENA JASIAL 90 90.00 99 80 IN30039417628236 95 HARISH CHAND KAPIL 30 30.00 102 81 IN30039417762434 96 SAHIL GUPTA 10 10.00 103 82 1201910100180325 99 SUSHMA SAMBYAL 200 200.00 106 83 IN30155720876983 100 RAMESH LAL 20 20.00 107 84 1202990004576533 101 PARAMJEET SINGH 5 5.00 108 85 IN30021413152071 102 RAVINDRA KUMAR ARORA 50 50.00 109 86 IN30100610039580 103 RAM KISHOR SACHAN 200 200.00 110 87 IN30231610014910 104 MAHESH CHAND 50 50.00 111 88 1204720010009341 105 MOHAMMAD SHABIH . 100 100.00 112 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE TOTAL : 13444 13444.00 CUMM.TOTAL : 13444 13444.00 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birlasoft Limited Unpaid Dividend Details for Interim Dividend For The Year 2019-2020 28/04/2020 PAGE NO: 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NAMES & ADDRESS OF THE SHARE NO. OF Amount SR NO FOLIO NO. WARRANTNO. HOLDER SHARES (RS.) MICR NO ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 1201910100177903 106 VIRANDER KUMAR SINGHAL 20 20.00 113 90 1203350001457130 107 NARESH KUMAR AGRAWAL 10 10.00 114 91 IN30051318263877 108 NARSINGH PAL 40 40.00 115 92 IN30220110984312 109 MOHIT KUMAR MAHESHWARI 80 80.00 116 93 IN30112716929389 112 PRAVIN KUMAR JAISWAL 200 200.00 119 94 IN30039417149808 113 RAM KISHORE TIWARI 20 20.00 120 95 1202990001393314 114 AMIT MISHRA 2 2.00 121 96 1203350001412192 115 SANTOSH KUMAR BAJPAI 8 8.00 122 97 IN30155720011847 116 HARVINDER KAUR 500 500.00 123 98 IN30177410218357 117 Durgesh Vajpayee 100 100.00 124 99 IN30018311786195 118 DR RAHUL MITTAL 200 200.00 125 100 IN30155720527081 119 SURYA MANI PANDEY 400 400.00 126 101 1203350001457491 120 ANJU SRIVASTAVA 100 100.00 127 102 IN30267931270448 121 RENU GANDHI 200 200.00 128 103 IN30177411570578 122 SUMAN PANDEY 200 200.00 129 104 IN30177410704835 123 NANDINI SINGH 6 6.00 130 105 1204720010140763 124 MUKESH MEHILAL GUPTA 300 300.00 131 106 IN30155720142140 125 ARUN KUMAR THAKUR 2 2.00 132 107 1203350001431500 126 SHANKAR DAYAL KANOUJIYA 50 50.00 133 108 IN30155721415161 127 DEEPAK CHOPRA 200 200.00 134 109 IN30112716886976 129 RAM NARESH AGARWAL 100 100.00 136 110 IN30155720213901 130 ABDUL AMIN 30 30.00 137 111 IN30021411619977 131 KASHI PRASAD 30 30.00 138 112 IN30155721147972 132 ASHISH KUMAR GUPTA 500 500.00 139 113 IN30051314205197 133 MAHENDRA UPADHYAY 25 25.00 140 114 IN30169611369176 137 DILIP GALHOTRA 100 100.00 144 115 IN30155720525443 138 NEELAM DAS 100 100.00 145 116 1203460000046178 139 R. 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