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SANOFI INDIA LIMITED - UNCLAIMED FINAL DIVIDEND 2019 SR.NO. NAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 CITY PIN SHARES AMOUNT 1 SANDEEP BHATIA F 219 VIKASPURI NEW DELHI 110018 2 698.00 2 SYED WASEEM SHAH A/22 GREEN PARK NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110024 1 349.00 3 ANJU AGGARWAL B 1/20 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE II NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110052 1 349.00 4 UDAY SHARMA FLAT NO 27 SUNSHINE APARTMENTS A-3 PASCHIM VIHAR NEW DELHI 110063 1 349.00 5 SANJAY DUTTA 317 POCKET-C SECTOR-A VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI 110070 1 349.00 6 ANIL KUMAR WALIA 2038, D.D.A FLAT G.T.B. ENCLAVE NAND VIHAR DELHI 110093 4 1396.00 7 ARJUN GUPTA HOUSE NO 190 BLOCK E NEAR LIC COLONY OPP MANGALAM NURSING HOME DILSHAD GA NEW DELHI DELHI INDIA 110095 1 349.00 8 S D CHAWLA 6/23 SHIVAJI NAGAR HARYANA GURGAON 122001 1 349.00 9 JASVEER SINGH BHALLA BHALLA NIWAS VILL - ANDHRI , SUMMER HILL SHIMLA SHIMLA 171005 2 698.00 10 BASANTA KUMAR PRADHAN BASANT KUMAR PRADHAN SRA 151 SHIPRA RIVIERA GHAZIABAD 201001 4 1396.00 11 MANJEET KUMAR SINHA C 89THIRD FLOOR NTPC COLONY SECTOR 33 NOIDA IN UTTAR PARDESH 201307 3 1047.00 12 DAVANDER SINGH C/O S P SINGH, ADVOCATE, CH NO 37, CIVIL COURT, BULANDSHAHR 203001 1 349.00 13 NANDINI AGARWAL 7/20 D PARWATI BANGLA ROAD,TILAK NAGAR, KANPUR UTTAR PRADESH 208002 2 698.00 14 SAAJAN KUMAR 1 PURVINATH NAGAR JWALAPUR HARIDWAR 249407 1 349.00 15 VINOD KUMAR PANDE VINOD KUMAR PANDE NORTH VIEW RATTAN COTTEGE TALLITAL NAINITAL NAINITAL 263002 1 349.00 16 NEENA MITTAL 15/265 PANCH PEER STREET NOORI GATE UTTAR PRADESH AGRA 282002 1 349.00 17 SHIKHAR BHARDWAJ 33/151 HIG DUPLEX CREATIVE BEAUTY PARLOR VARUN PATH MANSAROVAR JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 302020 1 349.00 18 VIJAY KUMAR SHARMA . 5 I 8 RC VYAS COLONY BHILWARA BHILWARA 311001 4 1396.00 19 CLASSIC SYNCOTEX PRIVATE LIMITED 109 JUHAWAS BEHIND OLD TEHSIL BHILWARA BHILWARA BHILWARA 311001 1 322.00 20 SHANTI KUMARI PUROHIT GANESH NIWAS OPP PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 7 CHOPASNI ROAD JODHPUR 342003 2 698.00 21 JAYSHREE VIPUL KOTHARI 502, VIMALNATH APPT. 46, DIGVIJAY PLOT JAMNAGAR 361005 1 349.00 22 JEET CHANDRAKANT SANGHVI JAIN COLONY MAKAN NO 06 NAYA ANJAR ANJAR 370110 1 349.00 23 JITENDRA VISHNUPRASAD DAVE ROWHOUSE A 7 SOMESHWAR PART 2 NR BIDIWALA PARK SATELLITE AHMEDABAD GUJARAT 380015 4 1396.00 24 DESHMUKH NITIN RAOSAHEB 52 SHANGRILA BUNGLOWS 1 NEAR SHEL PETROL PUMP SHILAJ ROAD HEBATPUR ROAD AHMEDABAD GUJARAT 380059 2 698.00 25 BHATIA RAJNIKANT AMBALAL HUF . PRABHUKRIPA SOCIETY PATAN 384265 3 968.00 26 YOGESH SOMALAL THAKKAR DAYAL BHAVU LINE, RAJMAHAL ROAD, VADODARA VADODARA 390001 2 698.00 27 REENA NIKUNJ SHAH 101,RACHANA RES APT,B/12.SHREE NATHKUNJ SOC,NR.GOTRI RD, NR.RAMESHWAR SCHOOL VADODARA 390021 1 349.00 28 VIRESH RATILAL PAREKH 403 TIRUMALA MANIYARA SHERI MAHIDHAR PURA SURAT 395003 1 349.00 29 NIRMALA PARAKH 701 FORUM SHREE APATRMENT NEAR GOKULAM DAIRY ATHWALINES SURAT 395007 4 1396.00 30 BALWANT PARBHUBHAI PATEL 16 B SHREE CHALAPARK CO OP HOUSING SOC OPP CHALA GRAM PANCHAYAT DAMAN RD VAPI GUJARAT 396191 1 349.00 31 RAVI JANWAHAR KALRO 105 NIRANJAN 99 MARINE DRIVE MUMBAI 400002 1 349.00 32 BONANZA PORTFOLIO LTD. BLOCK NO 19, RAGHUVANSHI MILL COMPOUND, S.B. MARG, LOWER PAREL, MUMBAI 400013 2 645.00 33 PHOENIX SHARE & STOCKBROKERS PVT LTD B/102 10TH FLOOR MITTAL TOWER PREMISES CO OP SOC LTD 210 NARIMAN POINT OPP VIDHAN BHAVAN MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA 400021 1 322.00 34 LALIT DAYALAL CHOUDHARY 301 KRISHAN KUNJ HANUMAN CROSS ROAD NO 1 VILE PARLE EAST MUMBAI 400057 1 349.00 35 KUMAR GIRISH MEHTA A-103, MATUSHREE PARK, KULUPWADI RAOD, BORIVALI (EAST), MUMBAI 400066 2 698.00 36 MANISH SOBHAGCHAND VARIA , C-401, PANCHAM APT, HENUKALANI ROAD NO.2, KANDIVALI (W), MUMBAI 400067 3 1047.00 37 SHILPA GOPI MANGWANI RM 701 OM CLASSIC CHS LIMITED PLOT 12 COLLECTORS CLY CHEMBUR NR BMC SCHOOL MUMBAI FCI MUMBAI 400074 3 1047.00 38 RAHUL MANSUKH SANURA 137 3692 PANT NAGAR NEAR SHIVAJI TECHNICAL SCHOOL GHATKOPAR EAST MUMBAI 400075 3 1047.00 39 BLUE MOUNTAIN HOLDINGS PRIVATE LIMITED SHIVCHYAYA, OPP.FISH MARKET, GROUND FLOOR, GOKHALE ROAD, MULUND EAST, MUMBAI 400081 1 322.00 40 MOHAMMED IFTEQARUDDIN SULTAN 2 C/402 HARMONY CO OP HSG SOC LTD PATLIPUTRA NAGAR OSHIWARA MUMBAI 400102 3 1047.00 41 SANGAMESH RAYAPPA GADAD K1/303 KATEPURAM PHASE II KATE PURAM CHOWK PUNE 411061 1 349.00 42 LAXMIKANT PRABHAKARRAO DESHPANDE FLAT A-4 GROUND FLOOR SHIV SHRADDHA KUTIR CO OP HSG SOC NANDIVILI ROAD DOMBIVLI(EAST) THANE 421201 1 349.00 43 SIDINATH KERUBA KAMBLE THE NAVAL CO-OP HSG-SOC CHINCHPADA ROAD, 19/3/35 KATEMANIVLI, KALYAN (E) MUMBAI 421306 3 1047.00 44 MASHHADI MIR ARSHAD ALI HOUSE NO 1-22-47 NEAR KALI MASJID SHAH BAZAR AURANGABAD 431001 2 698.00 45 Subhash Kumar Verma H.No. 4, Sector B Sachidanand Nagar bh Nizamudin Bhopal Bhopal 462021 1 349.00 46 SATYAM DWIVEDI WARD 13 RAJAPUR TEONTHAR REWA 486220 1 349.00 47 RADHA KRISHNA SINGH PLOT 126/1, STREET 9, MAITRI KUNJ, RISALI, BHILAI 490006 1 349.00 48 OMPRAKASH AGRAWAL BLOCK NO 12 HOUSE NO 4 MOTILAL NEHRU NAGAR WEST BHILAI CHHATTISGARH BHILAI CHHATTISGARH 490020 1 349.00 49 AMIT SINGHAL HUF H NO 5 ARJUN ENCLAVE BHAIRAV NAGAR SANTOSH NAGAR MATHPURINA RAIPUR RAIPUR CHHATTISGARH RAIPUR CHHATTISGARH 492001 1 322.00 50 AMITANSHU KUMAR . SOUTH INDIAN BANK LTD GROUND FLOOR , INDRAJEET COMP OPP OLD HIGH COURT BILASPUR 495001 4 1396.00 51 N RADHA D NO 9-69 THOGATA STREET WARD-9 DHARMAVARAM 515671 4 1396.00 52 MANIKANTA GADHAMSETTY NO 13/274 VEDURLA BAZAR PRODDATUR KADAPA- DIST 516360 1 349.00 53 G NAGARAJESWARI 18/150 SESHUGARI STREET PRODDATUR KADAPA (UP) 516360 2 698.00 54 G GOPAL RAO 18/150 NEAR AMMAVARISALA STREET SESHUGARI STREET PRODDATUR 516360 1 349.00 55 GOPIKRISHNA YALAMANCHILI FLAT NO-301 KONERU APARTMENTS DOOR NO-71-2-16/2 NSM SCHOOL ROAD PATAMATA VIJAYAWADA 520010 3 1047.00 56 SADASIVA REDDY RESAPU D NO 9 1 45 3 NEW RESAPUVANIPALEM VISAKHAPATNAM URBAN VISAKHAPATNAM ANDHRA PRADESH INDIA 530013 2 552.00 57 MADHU KALIDINDI C/O H P PETROL BUNK UNDI ROAD BHIMAVARAM W G DIST 534202 1 349.00 58 SARSWATULA S N V M SURENDRA . H NO:3-5/A KALIPATNAM MOGALTURU MANDAL KALIPATNAM 534281 1 349.00 59 PHILIP . SINGH NO 34 DIAMOND DISTRICT AIRPORT ROAD KODIHALLI BANGALORE 560008 3 1047.00 60 SYED ABDUL ALEEM 676 1ST STATE INDIRA NAGAR BANGALORE BANGALORE 560038 2 698.00 61 SHUBHA MANJUNATH W/O R MANJUNATH THIRD MAIN THIRD CROSS P C EXTENSION KOLAR 563101 1 349.00 62 S. GIREESH S/O SADASHIVAMURTHY, D.NO. 6/322 F, VAKILRAMAIAH STREET KOLLEGAL 571440 1 349.00 63 PERCYVAL ANTONY LAWRENCE RASQIUINHA C/O MRS C SEQUEIRA ALVARES ROAD NEAR KADRI MARKET MANGALORE KARNATAKA 575002 3 1047.00 64 PRASANNAMAL CHORDIA NO 426 MINT STREET NEAR T T V SCHOOL SOWCARPET CHENNAI 600001 2 645.00 65 SHUNMUGAM S 955, POONAMALLEE HIGH ROAD CHENNAI 600084 2 698.00 66 SURESH M E 42 KAMARAJ SALAI BLOCK 18 NEYVELI 607803 2 698.00 67 M H SHAHUL HAMEED . NO:101 AASATH ROAD TIRUVARUR 610001 1 349.00 68 SANKARAPANDYAN.S NO 62, PERUMAL EAST CAR STREET PALAYAMKOTTAI TIRUNELVELI TIRUNELVELI 627002 2 698.00 69 SARAVANAN N NO.142/NEW NO.311, CHENNAI SALAI NEAR PERIYAMARIYAMMAN KOVIL (BEHIND KCK AUTOMOBILES SHOP) KRISHNAGIRI 635001 2 698.00 70 POLLEY C P CHUNGATH HOUSE RAILWAY STATION ROAD PUDUKAD P.O THRISSUR 680301 1 349.00 71 VARGHESE PALLI THARA POULOSE PALLI THARA HOUSE CHURCH VIEW MAPRANAM MADAY KONAM 680712 3 1047.00 72 MARY ABRAHAM ILLIKALCHIRAYIL THAZHTHANGADY P O KOTTAYAM KOTTAYAM 686005 1 349.00 73 GEORGE THARIYAN CHEMBIKARA MALAYIL THEKKEMALA PO KOZHENCHERY PATHANAMTHITTA 689654 3 1047.00 74 STRATEGIC EXIM PRIVATE LIMITED P-36 INDIA EXCHANGE PLACE 4TH FLOOR ROOM NO-59 KOLKATA KOLKATA 700001 1 322.00 75 MOINA MERIT PRIVATE LTD 19 R N MUKHERJEE ROAD 2ND FLOOR KOLKATA KOLKATA 700001 1 279.00 76 VIJAY CHUGH B/11 RBI OFFICERS QUARTERS 7 NEW ROAD ALIPORE KOLKATA KOLKATA 700027 1 349.00 77 BISWAJIT DEY 64/88 A, BELGACHIA ROAD, KOLKATA 700037 3 1047.00 78 KALYAN KUMAR DATTA FD 54 SALT LAKE SECTOR 3 KOLKATA 700106 2 698.00 79 INDER KUMAR RATHI 59, BON BEHARI BOSE ROAD, HOWRAH HOWRAH 711101 2 698.00 80 LALITA MUNDHRA FANCY ALI RLY LINE, A.T. ROAD, JORHAT, EAST JORHAT, JORHAT 785001 2 698.00 81 AJEET KUMAR H NO-JE/2 VASTU VIHAR PROJECT-2 CHAS BOKARO 827013 3 1047.00 82 SUSHMA BHARDWAJ D-701 AMBIENCE ISLAND NH-8 GURGAON 0 0 100 27920.00 83 SOVARANI PANI 43 V I P COLONY I R C VILLAGE BHUBANESWAR 0 0 100 27920.00 84 NUSRAT NAHID 581 GALI JOOTEY WALI CHOORI-WALAN DELHI 0 0 100 27920.00 85 KAMAL KUAR SINGH 195/196 NEB SARAI NEAR SAUT SAT RAM DHAM NEW DELHI 0 0 100 27920.00 86 SUNEETA RAM WADHWA G-16/33 D L F QUTAB ENCLAVE PHASE I GURGAON HARYANA 0 0 100 27920.00 87 DEVENDRA KUMAR TRIPATHI 71 B SUNDER BAGH LUCKNOW U P 0 0 100 27920.00 88 CHETAN MITTAL C/O M/S HIND SPINNERS GOHANA ROAD NEAR OCTROI POST 0 0 50 13960.00 89 PREETI GHILDYAL 41 SAGARIKA SECTOR-9A VASHI NEW BOMBAY 0 0 100 27920.00 90 ABHAY JARIPATKE C/O MEDICAL ENGINEERING CO SHOP NO 15/16 DISHA ALANKAR RATHI GALAXY CIDCO CANNOUGHT GARDEN 0 0 100 27920.00 91 DEEN DAYAL SHARMA C/O STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR ZINC SMELTOR DEBARI DIST UDAIPUR RAJASTHAN 0 0 100 27920.00 92 VASANTI GURAV C/O N L PATIL A-5 KORANKAR CHAWL SANKESHWAR DIST BELGAUM KARNATAK 0 0 100 27920.00 93 JANAK DULARI SHARMA H-2/205 ARVIND VIHAR BHOPAL 0 0 100 27920.00 94 RAMASWAMI KALANIDHI KALANIKETAN H-131 PHASE II ANNA NAGAR NEAR O F T 0 0 50 13960.00 95 AMOD SHARMA B-28 GULMOHAR PARK NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 50 13960.00 96 RAVINDER NATH NANDA C/O R K NANDA & SONS 306 HAUZ KAZI DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 100 27920.00 97 TALAT MUKHTAR ANSARI C/O J B DADACHANJI & CO JEEVAN VIHAR 3 PARLIAMENT STREET N DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 50 16141.00 98 LUKOSE PAINUMKLAL VARGHESE C-264 ALBERT'S SQUARE GOLE MARKET DIZ AREA NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 100 27920.00 99 SHAKUNTLA GUPTA M
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    Hustling the State Women’s Movements as Policy Entrepreneurs: Engaging the State in India Charu Bhaneja A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctorate of Philosophy Graduate Department of Political Science University of Toronto © Copyright by Charu Bhaneja (2014) ~ ii ~ Hustling the State Women’s Movements as Policy Entrepreneurs: Engaging the State in India Charu Bhaneja Doctorate of Philosophy Department of Political Science University of Toronto « 2014 » Abstract This study examines the opportunities and constraints women activists confront as they pursue strategies to influence public policy in a fluctuating, diverse and complex political arena. To illustrate this, I suggest that engagement with the state can be efficacious in certain instances (violence against women) but that in those cases where women face structural constraints (women’s political representation), where the challenges are powerful, opportunity to have an impact is limited. Examining the extent to which the state has been an arena where women’s groups have been able to demand and achieve change provides significant insights into political environments that shape women’s agency and advocacy within that region. My doctoral thesis takes a multi-level approach in order to understand the impact of women’s movements on the state and its institutions. I maintain that women’s movement activity elicits state responsiveness and I analyze three factors to support my claim. First, I consider what government is in power and how open it is to engagement. Secondly, I consider how cohesive the women’s movement is on a particular issue and thirdly, I iii maintain that women’s national machinery can be an effective channel for implementing women’s interests.
  • NLSIU-1991 SECTION I/Part - a Directions: in Each of the Following Sentences, There Is a Missing Word Or Phrase

    NLSIU-1991 SECTION I/Part - a Directions: in Each of the Following Sentences, There Is a Missing Word Or Phrase

    117 ANSWERS-SECTION-1 Part -A 1a 6d 11c 16c 21c 2d 7a 12a 17a 22b 3c 8a 13c 18a 23d 4b 9b 14b 19b 24b 5d 10c 15b 20b SECTION II -Part - A 1b 6d 11c 16c 21c 26a 31b 36d 2d 7c 12a 17a 22d 27d 32b 37c 3b 8a 13c 18b 23d 28a 33a 38d 4b 9a 14a 19b 24a 29c 34a 39b 5b 10d 15c 20d 25c 30b 35c 40c Part - B 1a 3c 5a 7b 9d 2b 4b 6c 8d 10b SECTION III -Part - A 1d 3d 5b 2c 4c 6d Part - B 7d 8a 9c 10c 11b 12c SECTION-IV 3b 5c 7d 2d 4d 6a 8b NLSIU-1991 SECTION I/Part - A Directions: In each of the following sentences, there is a missing word or phrase. From the four selections given you are required-to encircle (0) the word or phrase that best completes the sentence. I. There………….. to the new policy. a) has been several objections b) have been several objections c) seem to have several objections d) is being several objections 2. Not one paper……….. on time a) has she finished b) she is finishing c) she has finished d) finishes she 118 3. On returning to her room she found…… missing. a) that several pieces of jewellery b) several pieces of jewellery C) pieces of several jewellery d) jewellery of several types 4. Accustomed to getting up early he……. in adjusting to the new schedule. a) found it was not difficult b) found it was not difficult for Wm c) had no difficulty d) did not find difficulty 5.
  • Affected Areas of 32 Team Visiting Tornado West Bengal and Orissa MR. CHAIRMAN

    Affected Areas of 32 Team Visiting Tornado West Bengal and Orissa MR. CHAIRMAN

    31 Re: Composition of Central [RAJYA SABHA] Affected Areas of 32 Team visiting Tornado West Bengal and Orissa P ह .% '! 6ह E should all of you stand up at the same time? (Interruptions) ह, ह 1 6 ह, ह ह ह 6 0ह >, SHRI S. S. AHLUWALIA: But... H G U J ह 0 MR, CHAIRMAN: I have heard your point. Let ह!% ( , .04 ह ह% the Prime Minister speak. 6ह ह, ( ह ह SHRI S. S. AHLUWALIA: They have already ह!, ' ह * ह% said, Sir. MR. CHAIRMAN: But let me hear him first. MR. CHAIRMAN: I have heard both the sides. I think some solution will come out when we meet SHRI S. S. AHLUWALIA: Is it the prerogative the day after tomorrow. So, no more discussion on only of the ruling party? this. MR. CHAIRMAN: Let me hear the Prime Minister now. (Interruptions) RE. COMPOSITION OF CENTRAL TEAM K 0 0 ह : * ह 6 *P 6 VISITING TORNADO-AFFECTED AREAS 6 > 'PQ 2^% ... ( ) OF WEST BENGAL AND ORISSA Z *U ( K 0 ह "$ ) : 0 ह, 0 1 W 6 n ह ! DR. BIPLAB DASGUPTA (West Bengal): There EU 6 ,O . > J F .6 6 is another issue, Sir. I want to raise it. You mentioned in the morning about the tornado in 0U# F Z ह O$ West Bengal and Orissa. I understand it has been c" U M *# > ह 6!% # reported in the other Hosue that a delegation is L ह n ह, J am P 2 ह% going there. In that delegation somebody who is an > c04 ह ह .
  • 15 Oral Answers MARCH 13, 1997 to Questions 16 SHRIMATI GEETA

    15 Oral Answers MARCH 13, 1997 to Questions 16 SHRIMATI GEETA

    15 Oral Answers MARCH 13, 1997 to Questions 16 SHRIMATI GEETA MUKHERJEE : Before this pact Committee on Air Safety came into operation, you have already opened our telecom to the private investors. Is it not a fact that the private investors ate mainly going for pagers and not for village *264. SHRI SANAT KUMAR MANDAL : telephones? What is the basic service - pager or village SHRI SANDIPAN THORAT : telephone? Will the Minister of CIVIL AVIATION be pleased to SHRI RAMAKANT D. KHALAP : Sir the hon. Member state: may know that pager is also an important service. But that is not the only answer or a complete answer. In fact, on (a) whether the Committee set up to review the air account of this new policy, on account of this multilateral safety arrangements at Delhi and Mumbai has submitted agreement that has taken place, the entire country is its recommendations; benefiting. We have divided this country into various circles. Each circle is being opened up for our own people (b) if so, the details of the recommendations made as well as for foreign investment and the benefit is there for alongwith the shortcomings in the above airport noticed by everybody to see. the Committee: and SHRIMATI GEETA MUKHERJEE : Sir, the hon. (c) the action taken by the Government thereon? Minister has not answered my question .... (Interruptions) THE MINISTER OFCIVIL AVIATION AND MINISTER SHRI P.C. THOMAS : Sir, as has been asked earlier, OF INFORMATION AND BROADCASTING (SHRI C.M. one of the fears which we had was that since this service IBRAHIM): (a) to (c) A Statement is laid on the Table of the is a strategic one, opening up of this sector may cause Sabha.