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Unpaid Dividend 2014 First Name Middle Father/Husband Address Country State District PINCode Folio Investment Type Amount Proposed Name Last Name First Name Number Due(in Date of Middel Name of Rs.) transfer Last Name Securities to IEPF (DD-MON- YYYY) 04-DEC- 5027 2021 GURUSIYAVAS,SHANIJP Amount for MOHANJI JIVANJI UR AHMEDAB unclaimed and RAJPUT NA BOGHA,,AHMEDABAD INDIA GUJARAT AD 0000012 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- 178, IIND POLO Amount for 2021 PHOOLCHAND B GROUND,,,JODHPUR RAJASTHA unclaimed and POONAMIYA NA (RAJ.)., INDIA N JODHPUR 0000124 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- MODERN WOOLEN 2021 PVT. LTD.,,HAMIRGARH Amount for ROAD,,BHILWARA RAJASTHA BHILWAR unclaimed and KANHIYALAL LATHI NA (RAJ.)., INDIA N A 0000148 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- C/O MR. GEORGE 2021 PARACODE,,NEAR MANALI Amount for RAMOLA FELICIA JUNCTION,,THUCKALAY KARNATA unclaimed and AUSTIN NA K.K DISTT.,KARNATAKA. INDIA KA K K DIST 0000162 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- HOUSE NO.: Amount for 2021 3417/1,SEC -40 CHANDIG unclaimed and DARSHAN SINGH NA D,,,CHANDIGARH, INDIA PUNJAB ARH 0000256 unpaid dividend 37.50 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 H. NO 1043,SEC. NO 19- CHANDIG unclaimed and HARI RAM JINDAL NA B,CHANDIGADH, INDIA PUNJAB ARH 0000258 unpaid dividend 12.50 C/O. KANHIYA LAL 04-DEC- SUNDER LAL,CLOTH 2021 MERCHENT,,FATEHNAG Amount for GYAN CHAND AR DISTT. RAJASTHA unclaimed and BAGRECHA NA UDAIPUR,(RAJ.) INDIA N UDAIPUR 0000263 unpaid dividend 12.50 W/O SUBODHJI 04-DEC- AGARWAL,JUNIOR 2021 IRRIGATION Amount for ENGINEER,DEVLI DISTT. RAJASTHA unclaimed and UMA AGARWAL NA TONK (RAJ.), INDIA N TONK 0000300 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- JUNIOR IRRIGATION Amount for 2021 SUBODH KUMAR ENGINEER,,DEVLI RAJASTHA unclaimed and AGARWAL NA DISTT. TONK (RAJ), INDIA N TONK 0000302 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- DEVASHISH, 2021 H.NO.4/494,,R.H.B.COL Amount for BHAWANI NATH ONY, GOVERDHAN RAJASTHA unclaimed and MATHUR NA VILAS,,UDAIPUR, INDIA N UDAIPUR 0000313 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- FLAT NO. D-53,KASTURI Amount for 2021 NAGAR PO.,GANDHI GANDHIN unclaimed and TANMOY GHOSH NA NAGAR (GUJARAT), INDIA GUJARAT AGAR 0000336 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 RAJMAL 30, A, POLO RAJASTHA unclaimed and DUNGAWAT NA II,,JODHPUR (RAJ.), INDIA N JODHPUR 0000337 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- 2021 C/O SHRI MURLIDHAR NARANIYA,JOSHI Amount for PREM PRAKASH NIWAS,DEOGARH RAJASTHA unclaimed and NARANIYA NA (MADARIA) UDAIPUR, INDIA N UDAIPUR 0000355 unpaid dividend 12.50 16, PATHO KI MAGRI, 04-DEC- NEAR RAGUKUL 2021 COMPLEX,SUBHASH Amount for NAGAR,,UDAIPUR RAJASTHA unclaimed and CHATER LAL MANTRI NA (RAJ.), INDIA N UDAIPUR 0000453 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- C/O DINESHCHANDRA 2021 H.SHAH,DEVASHISH TOWER,B- BLOCK,ROOM NO.402,BEHIND OF JAVERBAI,KANYA SCHOOL,GODRA Amount for ROAD,DAHOD.(GUJRAT unclaimed and BALIKA BAHAN NA ),DAHOD INDIA GUJARAT DAHOD 0000631 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- 20/51, GALI TEJENDRA 2021 NATH,,DAL BAZAR, Amount for PRAMOD KUMAR LASHKAR,,GWALIOR MADHYA unclaimed and TIWARI NA (M.P.), INDIA PRADESH GWALIOR 0000660 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- MOHAN SINGH JATAN 2021 SINGH Amount for DANGI,,BANERA,DISTT. RAJASTHA BHILWAR unclaimed and JATAN SINGH DANGI NA BHILWARA (RAJ.)., INDIA N A 0000691 unpaid dividend 12.50 OPP. UMRER BAZAR 04-DEC- POST OFFICE,AT & P.O. 2021 SOBHAGYAWATI UMRER - 441 Amount for RAJANI M 203,NAGPUR MAHARAS unclaimed and CHAKRADEO NA (MAHARASHTRA), INDIA HTRA NAGPUR 0000840 unpaid dividend 12.50 MAIN BAZZAR ROAD,AT 04-DEC- & PO 2021 RADHANAGARI,DISTT. Amount for SURENDRA JAMBU KOLHAPUR MAHARAS KOLHAPU unclaimed and NILLE NA (MAHARASHTRA), INDIA HTRA R 0000843 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- AT HATTARWAT,TAL & Amount for 2021 NINGAPPA PARAPPA POST CHIKODI,DIST KARNATA unclaimed and MURGALI NA BELGUMN, INDIA KA BELGAUM 0000847 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- AT & POST Amount for 2021 NANUBHAI GOVINDJI BHADELI,,VIA & DISTT. unclaimed and DESAI NA BULSAR,GUJRAT INDIA GUJARAT BULSAR 0000849 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- P.O. & VILL. Amount for 2021 MOHAN SINGH SAWA,,,DISTT. RAJASTHA CHITTORG unclaimed and KOTHARI NA CHITTORGARH., INDIA N ARH 0000979 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- POST KHEMLI,,VILLAGE Amount for 2021 JHANJHELA (UDAIPUR) RAJASTHA unclaimed and MEGH RAJ DANGI NA (RAJ.), INDIA N UDAIPUR 0001153 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- 2021 C/O MAJOR K GULAB Amount for RAGHUBIR SINGH SINGH,KUNADI GARH, RAJASTHA unclaimed and JHALA NA KUNADI,KOTA (RAJ.), INDIA N KOTA 0001161 unpaid dividend 25.00 S/O SHRI KISHAN LAL JI 04-DEC- SUTHAR,P.O. VILL. Amount for 2021 NARAYAN LAL BHATWAR,DISTT. RAJASTHA unclaimed and SUTHAR NA UDAIPUR, INDIA N UDAIPUR 0001169 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- C/O SHYAM SUNDER 2021 PRAKASH CHAND,,P.O. PALANA KALA, VIA MAVLI Amount for PRAKASH CHAND JUNCTION,DISTT. RAJASTHA unclaimed and DUGAR NA UDAIPUR (RAJ), INDIA N UDAIPUR 0001255 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- 28/123 Amount for 2021 RAMESHWAR GUMANPURA,,KOTA RAJASTHA unclaimed and KUMAR MEHTA NA (RAJASTHAN), INDIA N KOTA 0001282 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- 28/123 Amount for 2021 SANTOSH KUMARI GUMANPURA,,KOTA RAJASTHA unclaimed and MEHTA NA (RAJASTHAN), INDIA N KOTA 0001283 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 SUNDER LAL ADVOCATE,,,MAVLI RAJASTHA unclaimed and CHECHANI NA (DISTT. UDAIPUR.), INDIA N UDAIPUR 0001292 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 PYAR CHAND ADVOCATE,,,MAVLI RAJASTHA unclaimed and SAMOTA NA (DISTT. UDAIPUR, INDIA N UDAIPUR 0001293 unpaid dividend 25.00 51-B, LOKMANYA CO. 04-DEC- OP. HSG. Amount for 2021 KRISHNA KUMAR SOCIETY,,THANE MAHARAS unclaimed and KHOSLA NA (MAHARASHTRA), INDIA HTRA THANE 0001534 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- DR. BHAGWAT'S Amount for 2021 ROHINI SHANKAR HOUSE,KHARKARALI,TH MAHARAS unclaimed and JOG NA ANE (MAHARASHTRA), INDIA HTRA THANE 0001541 unpaid dividend 25.00 JR. 04-DEC- ENGINEER,VITH/41,MA 2021 HI DAMSITE COLONY,VIA Amount for BHAGWATI PRASAD BANSWARA,BANSWAR RAJASTHA BANSWAR unclaimed and SODANI NA A (RAJ), INDIA N A 0001623 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- S/O MR. CHARANDAS 2021 SHARMA,H.NO.3358,SE Amount for SURAJ PRAKASH CTOR 32- CHANDIG unclaimed and SHARMA NA D,CHANDIGARH, INDIA PUNJAB ARH 0001649 unpaid dividend 37.50 04-DEC- ANAND NAGAR,P.O. Amount for 2021 JUGAL KISHORE BHADOI,DISTT. UTTAR unclaimed and LADHA NA VARANASI (U.P.), INDIA PRADESH VARANASI 0001737 unpaid dividend 50.00 BHORUKA 04-DEC- RAMPRAKASH TEXTILES,P.O.RAYAPUR Amount for 2021 RAMASHANKER ,DISTT. DHARWAR KARNATA DHARWA unclaimed and SAXENA NA (KARNATAKA), INDIA KA R 0001865 unpaid dividend 75.00 04-DEC- MINING ENGINEER,C/O 2021 PANNA NIWAS JAIN Amount for BHAWAN,JODHPUR RAJASTHA unclaimed and SOHAN CHAND JAIN NA (RAJ), INDIA N JODHPUR 0001912 unpaid dividend 125.00 04-DEC- C/O PT. HEM CHANDRA 2021 JAIN,NAYA BAZAR Amount for GHEE MANDI,AJMER RAJASTHA unclaimed and SATYAWATI JAIN NA (RAJ), INDIA N AJMER 0002223 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- HINGLAS MATAJIS Amount for 2021 STREET,NAVAPURA,MA unclaimed and MAHESH K MOGA NA NDVI KUTCH, INDIA GUJARAT KUTCH 0002479 unpaid dividend 25.00 VILL POST : 04-DEC- HATIWA,VIA - Amount for 2021 DOSTPUR,DIST. UTTAR SULTANP unclaimed and RAM KEWAL VERMA NA SULTANPUR (U.P.), INDIA PRADESH UR 0003660 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- 180- E,BHAI RANDHIR Amount for 2021 MANOHAR LAL SINGH NAGAR,HNGR unclaimed and AMIT KAPOOR KAPOOR LUDHIANA,PUNJAB, INDIA PUNJAB LUDHIANA 0004431 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- VILL MAMIPUR P O Amount for 2021 ANAND PAL SINGH RAJPURA,DIST MEERUT UTTAR unclaimed and CHAUHAN M S CHAUHAN CANTT,, INDIA PRADESH MEERUT 0004540 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- PRINCIPAL B N S Amount for 2021 ANGAD SINGH CHANDAN D,SIKCHA NIKETAN UTTAR unclaimed and CHOUHAN SINGH BENAJABAR,KANPUR, INDIA PRADESH KANPUR 0004581 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 94/D KICHLU unclaimed and ANIL KUMAR HARICHAND NAGAR,LUDHIANA,, INDIA PUNJAB LUDHIANA 0004608 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- Amount for 2021 KALA CLINIC,JOHARI RAJASTHA unclaimed and APARNA KALA VIJAY KALA BAZAR,JAIPUR, INDIA N JAIPUR 0004874 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- 812 FIELD Amount for 2021 WORKSHOP,COY C/O unclaimed and ARVIND KUMAR S S VERMA 56 A P O,, INDIA DELHI DELHI 0005032 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- ASTRON Amount for 2021 ARVINDBHAI B BABUBHAI TAIOR,BORDIGATE,BHA BHAVNAG unclaimed and GOHEL GOHEL VNAGAR, INDIA GUJARAT AR 0005055 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- TILAK NAGAR P 47 Amount for 2021 ARVINDBHAI B BABUBHAI A,PANCHWATI,BHAVN BHAVNAG unclaimed and GOHEL GOHEL AGAR, INDIA GUJARAT AR 0005056 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- C/O MUSAFIR SINGH 2021 YADAV,NEW COLONY Amount for CHHANGUR TILMAPUR ASHAPUR,P UTTAR unclaimed and ASHA SINGH YADAV O SARNATH VARANSI, INDIA PRADESH VARANASI 0005066 unpaid dividend 12.50 W/O SHRI ANIL KUMAR 04-DEC- JAIN,S.B.I. (MAIN 2021 BRANCH) Amount for ANIL KUMAR M.G.ROAD,,KHANDWA MADHYA KHANDW unclaimed and ASHA JAIN JAIN M P, INDIA PRADESH A 0005102 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- HOUSE NO.E- 2021 25.,THAPAR Amount for COLONY,,PHAGWARA KAPURTH unclaimed and ASHOK KUMAR TARSEM LAL DIST.KAPURTHALA., INDIA PUNJAB ALA 0005227 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- NAVBAHAR MANZIL 2021 2ND FLOOR,NEAR R C HOTEL CHANDANSAR Amount for AURANGZEB GULAM GULAM ROAD,VIRAR E DT MAHARAS unclaimed and MOHAMED MOHAMMED THANA M E, INDIA HTRA THANE 0005408 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- C/O RATAN PAUL,P O Amount for 2021 SRIKONA DIST unclaimed and BAKUL PAUL RATAN PAUL CACHAR,ASSAM, INDIA ASSAM CACHAR 0005641 unpaid dividend 12.50 04-DEC- JUNIOR Amount for 2021 ENGINEER,MOKAMA unclaimed and BAM PRASAD JHAPASI RAM BLOCK,PATNA, INDIA BIHAR PATNA 0005693 unpaid dividend 25.00 04-DEC- MIG, C,1285,,RAJA JI Amount for 2021 PURAM,TALKATORA,,L UTTAR
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