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Unclaimed Dividend 2012-13 GHCL LIMITED UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND AMOUNT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2012-13 AS ON 31.3.2015 YEAR ENDED 31-Mar-2013 AGM DATE 26-Sep-2013 DIVIDEND DATE 30-Sep-2013 PROPOSED DATE OF TRANSSFER TO IEPF 29-Sep-2020 SL NO WARNO FOLIO MICR AMOUNT WARDATE NAME 1 1 1202980000138714 119 1000 30-09-2013 MONI JACOB . 2 2 1203280000053237 120 20 30-09-2013 MOHAMMED NOOR . 3 3 1201060400044494 121 200 30-09-2013 AJAY KUMAR TRIPATHI 4 4 0076357 122 200 30-09-2013 SIPLA B.KAPADIA 5 7 0901764 125 1000 30-09-2013 REVANSIDDAPPA SATANOOR 6 10 0116551 128 200 30-09-2013 ASHA JAIN 7 11 0132959 129 400 30-09-2013 SAVITABEN CHOKSI 8 12 0164171 130 360 30-09-2013 SEVUGAN CHETTIAR P.S.A 9 13 0146798 131 200 30-09-2013 LAXMI UPADHYAY 10 14 0004520 132 400 30-09-2013 MANORAMA BEN TRIBHOVAN 11 15 0123370 133 200 30-09-2013 V BHAGIRATHY NEDUNGEDI 12 17 0004529 135 200 30-09-2013 RAVJI HARI VANPARIA 13 21 0164040 139 18 30-09-2013 QULZOON BI AMMAL P K 14 22 0164041 140 48 30-09-2013 RAMANATHA 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