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Mobile no. 1 131459 Saraswat Associates Block No.11,Shop No.4,Shoes Market,Sanjay Place,Agra Agra NA NA 9719544335 2 139832 Shiv Associates Block S-8Shop No. 14 Shoe Marketsanjay Place Agra Agra 0562 318186 9258318186 3 190695 Singh And Singh Legal Soloutions Private Limited 23/299 Majhli Haveli Wazirpura Agra 0562 22526869 9368788833 4 206488 Mdm Assets Reconstruction Private Limited Shop No 3 2Nd Floor, Kamla Palace Shriram Chowk,C-59, Kamla Nagar Agra NA NA 9997106664 5 208149 Radha Krishan Associates 6Th Floor, Flat No C Block No E/12/8 Shri Vrindawan Tower Sanjay Place Agra Agra 056 5624305989 7409009000 6 125070 Madhu Telecollection And Datacare 102, Samruddhi Complex, Opp.Sakar-Iii, Nr.C.U.Shah Colleage, Income Tax, Ahmedabad 079 40071404 9998096969 7 125626 Shivam Agency Shivam Agency, 19, Devarchan Appt, Bonny Travels Gali, Ahmedabad 079 30613001 9909002737 8 125627 K P Services A/209 Tirthraj Complex , Near Hasubhai Chembers , Madalpurgam , Ellieshbridge , Ahmedabad - 380006. Ahmedabad 079 40091657 9825327063 9 125732 Eksh Data Care Services 204Ramchandra House Nr Dinesh Hall Income Tax_Ashram Road Ahmedabad 079 66075200 982583933 10 131414 Shiv Agencies 201,Shlokabusiness House,Opp.Navinchavana Center,Near Navrangpura Bus Stop,Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad 079 40370407 9825598767 11 131974 Apical Solutions C/O Sejal Jignesh Patel 3Rd Floor,Office-309,Plot No-137/13,And 124/13/1,City Center Market,Near Sosyo Factory,U M Road,Surat -395007 Ahmedabad 079 30613708 9825340753 12 132446 Manav Associates 805 Anand Mangal-3, Opp Appolo Hospital, Ambawadi Ahmedabad 079 40050587 9426552500 13 132770 Jeet Consultancy G-2 Trade Center ,Above Das Khaman House, Stadium Circle, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad 079 40048554 9909903752 14 139289 Saurabh Agencies B-228,Popular Center,Someshwar Complex,Nr.Medilink Hospital,132Ft Ring Road,Satellite,Ahmedabad -380015 Ahmedabad 079 27475523 7927475523 15 155202 Mahavir Associates 1/R Sgar Apartment Opp Amaltas Bunglow Nr. Sarthi Hotel Bodakdev Road Vastrapur Ahmedabad Ahmedabad 079 26765022 9408146186 16 155265 Riddhi Corporate Services Pvt Ltd 10, Mill Officers Colony, Behind Old Rbi, Ashram Road Ahmedabad 079 59693600 NA 17 159563 3I Asset Resolution Consultants 423 Saman Complex Opp Satyam Mall Vastrapur Ahmedabad-380015 Ahmedabad 079 40190562 NA 18 159588 Perfect Associate 35 3Rd Floor Kama Complex Opp. Mirzapur Dist. Court Mirzapur Ahmedabad-380001 Ahmedabad 079 25621818 9825048376 19 169232 Kaps Consultancy C/2/4 Shree Krishna Apartment Near Judges Bunglow Badakdev Ahmedabad Ahmedabad NA NA 9909911983 20 179620 Onus Consultancy Office No-102,Mangalum Apartment,Paliya Street, Opp - Jalaram Dana Chana, Nanpura, Surat-395003 Ahmedabad 079 40062532 9998290003 21 185686 Pay Master C/3 Sundar Flats Charup Co-Op Housing Ltd Icicibank Lane Ashram Road Navrang Pura Ahmedabad 079 32459013 8866101529 22 187220 Om Associate 109-Ashvmegh Elegance Opp Rudra Tower,Bhudarpura Road,Ambawadi,Ahmedabad - 380006. Ahmedabad 079 32211676 9904922111 23 189284 Om Sai Services A/212-213,2Nd Floor,Tirthraj Complex,Opposite Hasubhai Chambers,Madalpur Gam. Ahmedabad 079 40022214 9714688699 24 193435 Progressive Corporate Services Private Limited 401, Maurya Complex, Ahmedabad 079 792345678 9825033999 25 194545 Shruti Collection 151, Moti Mehta Pole, Kot Ni Rang, Vadigam, Dariyapur, Ahmedabad--380001 Ahmedabad 079 22135373 7600003200 26 195767 F1 Legal And Financial Services C-19, Ajanta Commercial Centre, Near Income Tax, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380014 Ahmedabad NA NA 7567596000 27 195789 S R Services 702,7Th Floor, Mahakant Complex,Opp V.S.Hospital, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad 380006. Ahmedabad 079 48929086 9377379370 28 197271 V Lpo A-302, Rajshree Associates, B/H Dinesh Hall Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad NA NA 7802041384 29 200612 Poniya Agency 45 Shyamdarsham Shopping Centre Opp Shivaji Chowk Harivila Road Parshwnath Township Near Naroda Ahmedeabad Ahmedabad 079 7922806221 NA 30 201264 Omkar Associates 604, Viva Atlier Opp B D Patel House, Naranpura, Ahmedabad-380013 Ahmedabad NA NA 7600007667 31 202188 Sanghvi Financial Services 706 Swanik Arcade Pragati Nagar Naranpura Ahmedabad Ahmedabad NA NA 9879767067 32 202860 Focus Communication 31, 3Rd Floor, Asia House Nr. Swastik Cross Road, Opp Mehsana, Urban Bank, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad 079 7948912922 9909922922 33 203035 Shivam Associates Lg-10, Shefali Shopping Centre, Nr Paldi Cross Road, Paldi, Ahmedabad-380006 Ahmedabad 079 7948900871 NA 34 203621 Shaurya Associates B-402, Wall Street-2, Gujrat College Crossing, Opp.Orient Club, Ellis Bridge Ahmedabad-380006 Ahmedabad NA NA 9909911961 35 203688 Expert Solution B-234 Sumel Complex Nr Soni Chawl Rakhial Ahmedaba Ahmedabad NA NA 9898905913 36 204165 Primashri Enterprise 33, National Chambers, 2Nd Floor Near City Gold Cinema Ashram Road,Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad 079 26583965 792658396 37 204752 Pitambara Group 601, Anand Milan Complex, Opp. Jain Derasar, Near Navrang Pura, Post Office, Navarang Pura, Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad NA NA 8487818873 38 204899 Mevada Corporation 313, Sahjanand Complex, Aadarsh Soc, Bhagwati Chamber, Hdfc Bank Lane, Swastik Cross Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009 Ahmedabad 079 7940326926 9904444499 39 205512 361 Degree Solutions 1014, Span Trade Centre, Opp Kochrab Ashram, Near Paladi Ahmedabad-380006 Ahmedabad NA NA 9227200300 40 205513 Mahadev Consultant Shop No 19, Shiv Tenament, Nr Hirabhai Tower Cross Road, Mani Nagar, Ahmedabad-380008 Ahmedabad NA NA 9426364080 41 206441 Shree Balaji Services G2 Ground Floor, Neelkamal Complex Near Promise Hotel, Navrangpura Ahmedabad NA NA 9376162064 42 207161 Dhairya Associates 161 Ff, Maruti Plaza, Near Vijay Parle Brts, Jardas Chowk Road, Krishna Village Naroda, Ahmedabad-382345 Ahmedabad NA NA 8980005646 43 208041 Mahadev Associates 705 7Th Floor, Viva Atlier, Opp B D Patel House, Lakhudi Talav, Cross Road, Naranpura Ahmedabad Ahmedabad NA NA 9099098985 44 208501 Shree Services 1682, 2Nd Floor Above Shree Patrika, Sevajani Wadi, Opp Desai Pole Khadia Ahmedabad Ahmedabad NA NA 9898913179 45 209000 Maruti Enterprise B4 Sahjananad Complex Adarsh Co Near Swastik Cross Road Navrangpura Ahmedabad Ahmedabad NA NA 8128945945 46 209343 Managemoney Services Private Limited C407Sumel11 Opp Namaste Circle Shahhibaug Ahmedabad 380004 Ahmedabad NA NA 9925098997 47 209650 Sai Setters Services Private Limited B 810 Ganesh Pazanear Navrangpura Post Office, Cg Road Ahmedabad 380009 Ahmedabad -079 7940050510 9327550509 48 209991 Aries Associates 21 Radha Krishnan Avenue Sr Stadium, Opp Golden Triangle Ahmedabad 380014 Ahmedabad NA NA 9726210000 49 124244 Samarth Services Chaurav Niwas, Sathbhai Lane, Delhi Gate, Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 0241 2325006 9890345558 50 141881 Sukhkarta Enterprises B-25, Akshata Colony, Panchavati Nagar,Bhistbagpipeline Road, Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 0241 242882 NA 51 155477 Swaraj Finance Related Works Pl No 256 Shop No 142 Samyak Arcade Ulka Nagari Garkheda Parisar Aurangabad- 431005 Ahmednagar 0241 2321309 9881971321 52 193272 Rohit Enterprises Chal No.1, Room No.12, Ahmednagar 0241 42414886 9763484886 53 208499 Shivanya Solution Services House No 1602Nd Floor Samta Nagar Kopar Gaon Tal- Kopargaon Dt Ahmednagar Ahmednagar NA NA 8803176344 54 124870 Rashid Khan Shop No.16, 2Nd Floor, Swami Complex, India Motor Circle, Ajmer Ajmer 0800 2631377 9829823377 55 124871 S S Associates Near Big Ban Radio, Framli Chowk, Nasirabad Ajmer NA NA 9414004615 56 179130 Chimti Associate D 19 Chandravardai Nagar Ajmer Ajmer NA NA 8058102777 57 207160 A U Associates Ful Bhavri, Ander Kote, Ajmer , Rajasthan-305001 Ajmer 0145 145111111 9782280442 58 209418 Mansa Associates Ajff-17, Cinemall Anasagar, Link Road Ajmer 805001 Ajmer NA NA 9587856399 59 206564 Atharva Agency Patrakar Colony, Behind Choudhary Hospital Civil Lines Akola Akola NA NA 7774032277 60 157157 Javed Akhtar And Co. 25/51 M.G. 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