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Akzo Nobel India Limited List of Common Unpaid Dividend AKZO NOBEL INDIA LIMITED LIST OF COMMON UNPAID DIVIDEND FOLIOS 2013‐14 TO 2019‐20 FOLIO_NO ESCROW_TAG NAME SHARES ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 ADD4 PIN 1203320004861971 RAKESH B JAIN HUF 39 66/72 MANOHAR BLDG 3RD FLOOR R NO 46 DADISHETH AGIYARI LANE MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA 400002 ASS033 Y ASHA SHASHANK SHUKLA 17 C/O SHASHANK H SHUKLA 8/B PRERNA APARTMENT PRATISTHA COMPLEX PARLE POINT SURAT 395001 395001 CHA004 Y THE CALCUTTA HOSPITAL & NURSING HOME BENEFITS 28 51 CHOWRINGHEE ROAD KOLKATA 700071 EFV002 Y ENA FERNANDES VELLOZ 20 102 FERNVEL EAST AVENUE SANTA CRUZ WEST MUMBAI 400 054 400054 HT 017 Y HEMAXI TRIVEDI 17 SECTOR 29 BLOCK 60/3, GANDHINAGAR 382029 382029 MD 011 Y MADHURI DEVI 16 C/O BECHAA LALL FLAT NO 291 BLOCK NO 40 ROAD NO 10E RAJENDRA NAGAR PATNA 800016 800016 PID001 Y PANNA ISHWARBHAI DESAI 112 C/O MANJARI KESWANI ALUPEX INDUSTRIES 6/1,MAHALAXMI IND EAT,D CHANNEL ROAD LOWER PAREL,MUMBAI 400013 400013 SMS037 Y SHARAD MANILAL SHAH 17 15,SHRIMALI SOCIETY LTD., NAVARANGPURA, AHMEDABAD‐380 009 380009 SMS061 Y SUBHASH MUKUND SAKHARDANDE 17 316/B/15 HEMRAJWADI 1ST FLOOR JAGANNATH SHANKARSHETH ROAD MUMBAI 400002 400002 SS 490 Y SUDHA SARIN 17 271‐A/DG‐II VIKASPURI NEW DELHI 110000 110000 MSP019 Y MANOHAR SHANKAR PARULEKAR 150 46 TOPIWALA BLDG DR AMBEDKAR ROAD, PAREL, MUMBAI 400012 400012 IN30009510069472 RAMESH KUMAR JAIN 1 R Gundecha & Co. No. 72, II Floor, Subhas Complex Avenue Road Bangalore Karnataka 560002 IN30036020484479 GOBIND RAM KALANOURIA 51 C/O BRIGHT CARGO CARRIERS 131, COTTON STREET 1ST FLOOR, ROOM NO 14 CALCUTTA 700007 IN30112716038407 BERNARD FRANCIS DIAS 20 ALEXANDER AND CO C A JEEVAN UDYOG 278 DR DADABHAI NAOROJI ROAD MUMBAI 400001 IN30114310062330 PARAMOUNT FINANCIAL SERVICES PVT LTD 200 269/6 CENTRAL TOWN JALANDHAR CITY 144001 IN30131320668622 NARAYAN CH DAS 5 E 1 ‐ 83/B DPL TOWNSHIP DURGAPUR DIST BURDWAN 713202 IN30154915588885 HOME TRADE LIMITED 10 TOWER‐3,5TH FLOOR INTERNATIONAL INFOTECH PARK VASHI NAVI MUMBAI 411001 IN30177415148821 RAMESH CHAND 31 H NO 270 NEW PREM NAGAR KARNAL 132001 IN30015910258762 ANIL S. BHARNE 112 377, MAYUR V. P. ROAD 3RD FLOOR, BLOCK NO. 6 MUMBAI. 400004 IN30047610412308 SHANTHI NARAYANAN 17 GEETHALAYA 22 MUNISWAMY REDDY LAYOUT RAMAMURTHY NAGAR BANGALORE 560016 IN30018310927068 TAPAS KUMAR SARKER 1 60 16 HARIPADA DUTTA LANE CALCUTTA W B 700033 IN30102220292154 RUKMINI SOMANCHI 150 FLAT III MUJADDADY ESTATES 10 3 5 MEHIDIPATNAM HYDERABAD A P 500028 AB 0423 ARIST BAID 3 C/O NARENDER KR. BAID 6/2, GOPAL MUKHERJEE LANE 2ND FLOOR HOWRAH 711101 AB 070 AMITAVA BISWAS 1 15 SATYA DOCTOR ROAD KIDDERPORE KOLKATA 700023 700023 ABD012 ARDHENDU BIKASH DAS 1 C/O MR S K DAS 35/1 M B ROAD PUBPARA CROSSING P O NIMTA KOLKATA 700049 700049 AC 057 ANANDBHAI CHHIBABHAI THAKORE 13 DULSAD P O VANKAL DIST BULSAR 0 ACB008 ANIL CHANDRA BALL 1 27/58 K M NASKAR ROAD KOLKATA 700040 700040 ACB009 ANIL CHANDRA BALL 1 27/58 K M NASKAR ROAD KOLKATA 700040 700040 ADD007 DR ANTHONY CECIL DENZYL DUARTE MONTEIRO 35 5 PRASANNA,1ST FLOOR NESBIT ROAD,MAZAGAON MUMBAI 400010 400010 AG 091 ANJALI GUHA 1 5 SATYEN DUTT ROAD KOLKATA 700029 700029 AJ 0249 A JHAVERBHAI 40 194 GUJARATH SOCIETY SION MUMBAI 400022 400022 AKB031 AKSHOY KUMAR BOSE 1 22/1 MONDAL PARA LANE SINTHI KOLKATA 700090 700090 AKC010 AJIT KUMAR CHATTERJEE 1 136/A SHYAMA PRASAD MUKERJI ROAD KOLKATA 700026 700026 AKC059 ARUP KUMAR CHAKRABORTY 1 P87 SENHATI COLONY BEHALA KOLKATA 700034 700034 AKC069 ASIT KR CHATTERJEE 1 12A CHOUDHURY LANE KOLKATA 700004 700004 AKD027 ALOK KUMAR DAS 150 3A BRINDA BON PAL LANE KOLKATA 700003 700003 AKR013 AMAL KANTI RAICHOUDHURY 1 5/4N DUM DUM ROAD KOLKATA 700030 700030 AM 052 AMITA MAJUMDER 1 25 BANSDRONI NEW GOVT COLONY P O BANSDRONI KOLKATA 700070 700070 AM 178 ASHIMA MALLICK 1 101 S N BANERJEE ROAD KOLKATA 700013 700013 AM 186 ASHOKKUMAR MAHESHWARI 17 C/O BANSHILALL MADANLALL 46 STRAND ROAD KOLKATA 700007 700007 AMN002 AHUJA MOHAN NARAYAN 50 168‐C,VAIDHYA WADI THAKURDWAR ROAD MUMBAI 400000 400000 AO 005 ASIT OBEROI 35 279 KAILASH HILLS NEAR "C" BLOCK MARKET EAST OF KAILASH NEW DELHI 110000 110000 ARS025 ARVINDA RAMESHCHANDRA SHAH 17 C/O SEJAL ILESH SHAH 70/3,H COLONY NR NEHRU NAGAR CHAR RASTA AMBAWADI AHMEDABAD 380015 380015 ARS059 AJIT RAMKRISHNA SUKHTANKAR 67 D‐7, SARASWAT COLONY SITLADEVI TEMPLE ROAD MAHIM, MUMBAI 400016 400016 AS 214 ARVINDBHAI SHAH 17 SHILPA HOSPITAL KHARIVAN ROAD OPP POLICE GROUND BARODA 390001 390001 AV 072 ARUN VERMA 11 S‐50 PANCHSHILA PARK NEW DELHI‐110017 110017 BCB023 SHRI BIKASH CHANDRA BANERJEE 10 21/2 BINODE BEHARI HALDER LANE PO SHIBPUR HOWRAH 711102 711102 BCB037 BIKASH CHANDRA BANERJEE 2 21/2,BINODE BEHARI HALDER ‐ LANE, HOWRAH ‐ 711102 711102 BDG002 BANSHI DHARI GHOSH 1 160A SOUTH SINTHI RD KOLKATA 700050 700050 BKA0030 BIMAL KUMAR AGARWAL 17 C/O NATHMAL AGARWAL POST JHARSUGUDA ORISSA 768201 768201 BKB032 DR BIJOY KRISHNA BISWAS 52 FLAT NO E4, 5 CAMAC STREET, KOLKATA 700017 700017 BKD032 BROJO KISORE DAW 34 12 SASTITALA STREET P O RISHRA DIST HOOGLI 712248 712248 BM 197 BALARAM MONDAL 50 5, ICHLABAD CHANDMARI ROAD SYALDANGA MORE P.O. SREE PALLI,DIST. BURDWAN 713100 713100 BR 052 BIMAN ROYCHOWDHURY 1 31A SADANANDA ROAD KOLKATA 700026 700026 BR 101 BISWANATH ROY 1 P‐30, GABTALA LANE P.O. PARNASREE PALLY KOLKATA‐700060 700060 BRC020 BIBHUTI RANJAN CHAKRABARTY 1 2 PRINCE ANWAR SHAH LANE KOLKATA 700033 700033 BT 011 BARATHAN THIAGARAJAN 17 4TH CROSS STREET. NO. 51, KURINJI NAGAR LAWSPET P.O. & DIST. CHENRY,PIN 605008 605008 CAJ001 CHANDRAHAS A JANI 1 FLAT NO 57 TWELTH FLOOR AMEETA GENERAL JAGANNATH BHOSLE MARG NEAR MANTRALAYA MUMBAI 400021 400021 CAR002 CHITTUR ANANTAKRISHNA RAMAKRISHNAN 56 24 1ST MAIN ROAD GANDHI NAGAR ADYAR CHENNAI 600020 600020 CB 013 CHAITALI BHAR 1 9 BHAR LANE KOLKATA 700006 700006 CBM001 CHAMPAKLAL BABUBHAI MARFATIA 56 KHIRA NAGAR BUILDING NO B‐3 3RD FLOOR FLAT NO 35 S V ROAD SANTACRUZ WEST MUMBAI 400054 400054 CDS019 CHANDRIKA DINESH SHAH 45 ANAND 16 VAKIL WADI OPP L G HOSPITAL MANINAGAR AHMEDABAD 380008 380008 CKD004 CHANDAN KUMAR DE 1 NETAJI SUBHAS ROAD P O CHINSURAH DISTT HOOGHLY 712101 CMC002 CECILIA MARIE COELHO 43 69 PALI VILLAGE BANDRA MUMBAI 400050 400050 DBB003 DESH BANDHU BHUTANI 334 680 R,MODEL TOWN PANIPAT HARYANA 132103 132103 DBK013 DINA BEHRAMSHAH KHUMBATTA 27 CHANDRAKANT MANSION 4TH FLOOR URANWALA STREET GRANT ROAD MUMBAI 400007 400007 DCL004 DULI CHAND LAHOTY 239 C&O HINDUSTAN MOTORS LTD UTTARPARA HOOGHLY WEST BENGAL 0 DD 020 DEBASIS DATTA 2 1 GROVE LANE KOLKATA 700026 700026 DDB020 DURGA DEVI BAGRI 1 C/O M L SADANI ADVOCATE 2 CHURCH LANE 2ND FLOOR KOLKATA 700001 700001 DDD006 DEEPIKA DHARAMDAS DALAL 7 7 SITAL SAGAR 64 WALKESHWAR ROAD MUMBAI 400006 400006 DG 018 SHRI DEBOPROSAD GHOSH 28 3/2 BALLYGUNGE PLACE KOLKATA 700019 700019 DJP009 DIPAK JAYANTILAL PATEL 6 C/O MANAHARLAL JAIKISANDAS KATARGAM DARWAJA RAJNAGAR SOCIETY R N 22 SURAT 395000 395000 DKK003 DATTATRAYA KRISHNA KERKAR 17 B 124 VISHNU BAUG, 137 SWAMI VIVEKANAND ROAD ANDHERI WEST, MUMBAI 400058 400058 DKM006 DATTU KANA MHATRE 11 KHAIRANE POST TURBHE DIST THANA 0 DKP025 DILIP KUMAR PAL 1 9‐B, RAKHAL MUKHERJEE ROAD KOLKATA 700061 700061 DS 063 DHARAM SINGH 29 VILL‐PARTAPPUR NO.6 P.O.PARTAPPUR NO.4 TEHSIL‐KHATIMA DIST.U.S.NAGAR 262308 FA 005 FATAMBAI ALIBHAI 2 144‐148, EBRAHIM REHMTULLA ROAD MUMBAI 400003 400003 FFS002 FULCHAND FAKIRCHAND SARKAR 56 42 44 CHAMPA GALI MUMBAI 400002 400002 FSB006 FRENIE SAROSH BAHADURJI 133 FLAT NO 6B MARUTI 12 LOUDON STREET KOLKATA 700017 700017 GBS003 G V V B SARMA 35 P O NEDUNURU VIA MUKHAMALA E.G.DIST A.P PIN 533243 533243 GCB012 GOPAL CHANDRA BHAR 136 5 B BORALPARA LANE KOLKATA 700036 700036 GCN003 GOPAL CHANDRA NUNDY 131 12 B SAGAR DUTT LANE C R AVENUE KOLKATA 700073 700073 GD 054 GOPA DUTTA 306 C/O MR B K SARKAR M 8 D EKDALIA PLACE KOLKATA 700019 700019 GDS031 GRACIE D SOUZA 115 C/O V PAUL DSOUZA AND SONS ZENDI GATE AHMEDNAGAR 414000 414000 GG 059 GUPI GHOSE 448 79 4/3A RAJA NABA KISSEN ST KOLKATA 700005 700005 GM 063 GOURI MITRA 2 19 HARA LAL DAS LANE KOLKATA 700006 700006 GMG001 GAJANAN MAHADEO GADGIL 66 "SHIVADHAMA", IST. FLOOR 23, VELANKARNAGAR NEAR PARVATI POST OFFICE PUNE 411009 411009 GRD001 GITA RANI DUTTA 17 15A JOYMITRA STREET, KOLKATA 700005 700005 GS 127 GITA SINHA 7 C/O SUNIL KUMAR SINHA 113/1 LAKE TOWN BLOCK A KOLKATA 700089 700089 GSS0053 GAURANG SHANTILAL SURATI 17 65 AZAD SOCIETY AMBAWADI AHMEDABAD 380015 380015 GV 031 GOVIND VISHWANATH DESHPANDE 136 27 VISHNU PRASAD 2 M GANDHI ROAD VILE PARLE EAST MUMBAI 400057 400057 HHB004 HARSHADRAI HARIBHAI BHATT 35 17 SHANTINIKETAN SOCIETY SYMUL DAIRY ROAD SURAT 395000 395000 HHB006 HARSHADRAI HARIBHAI BHATT 479 NAVAPURA PARSISHERI SURAT 395000 395000 HKA005 SHRI HEMANTA KUMAR ACHARYA 1 27/C ALLIPUR RD KOLKATA 700027 700027 HLP002 SHRI HARBANS LAL PATHAK 1 71/1 PALM AVENUE KOLKATA 700019 700019 HLR004 H L SEETHA RAMIAH 50 73, 36TH A CROSS,26TH MAIN 9TH BLOCK,JAYANAGAR BANGALORE 560069 560069 HMM003 HARISH MOHANLAL MEHTA 17 B/101 NISHANT KARNIK WADI MALAVIYA ROAD VILE PARLE EAST,MUMBAI 400057 400057 HNR004 H S N RAO 17 30/289 EAST, PARADISE BLDG I SION, MUMBAI 400022 400022 HRM012 HANSA RAMANLAL MEHTA 56 B‐1 PURSHOTTAM NAGAR ZARI MARI MANDIR MARG BANDRA MUMBAI 400050 400050 IC 027 ISHWARDAS CHADHA 6 DEVI ASHA BUILDING 10TH RD SANTACRUZ EAST MUMBAI 400055 400055 IPS0016 INDER PAL SINGH 51 C/O KULDEEP SINGH MOH‐KAGZI CHANDAUSI MORADABAD 202412 ISA002 IMTIAZ SAFRUDDIN ALLIBHOY 56 64 DHABOO STREET POST BOX NO 3036 MUMBAI 400003 400003 JAF005 JOSEPH ANTONY FERNANDEZ 66 6A CATHOLIC COLONY SANTACRUZ WEST MUMBAI 400054 400054 JCD010 JIJI CAVAS DASTUR 35 THE PANORAMA 44 PALI HILL, BANDRA, MUMBAI 400 050 400050 JDC009 JULIETTE DA COSTA 17 JOANNA I FLAT NO 304 10 PALI ROAD, BANDRA, MUMBAI 400050 400050 JHV008 JATIN HARSHADRAI VORA 11 2/28, GAJANAN COLONY GOREGAON (WEST) MUMBAI 400062 JIL003 JEWRAJ INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 150 15‐B CLIVE ROW KOLKATA 700001 JMV003 JYOTI MANOHAR VAZIRANI 12 M‐6 VENUS APARTMENTS B.P.C.
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