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Unpaid Dividend 2016-2017 Detail of Unpaid dividend‐ FY 2016‐2017 ‐ ICICI Bank A/C # 001105027049 SR NO PAYEE_NAME Amount INSTRUMENT NO PAYMENT_REF_NO VALUE_DATE FOLIO NO. 1 SACHIN KHANDELWAL 219.20 CMS639608134 14-Aug-17 859 2 DEEPTI BHARTI 299.20 CMS639608201 14-Aug-17 926 3 RAJ KUMAR ARORA 299.20 CMS639608101 14-Aug-17 826 4 MADANLAL SHRIKISAN RATHI 160.00 CMS639608875 14-Aug-17 1601 5 ARUN KUMAR LAD 299.20 CMS639608471 14-Aug-17 1197 6 GOVIND GUPTA 299.20 CMS639608472 14-Aug-17 1198 7 MANJU JAINSTATE BANK OF INDIA11096862563 1,200.00 578832 CMS640214216_1 14-Aug-17 IN30177416768502 8 KURIAKOSE KAKKATTIL MATHAI STATE BANK OF INDIA 01190003262 24.00 578797 CMS640214181_1 14-Aug-17 IN30160410458783 9 VIJAI KUMAR SRIVASTAVA BANK OF BARODA3101 299.20 578796 CMS640214180_1 14-Aug-17 IN30155710158826 10 ASHOK RASTOGI IDBI BANK LTD015104000255028 9.60 578794 CMS640214178_1 14-Aug-17 IN30007910220525 11 SHAIL RASTOGI AXIS BANK LTD 053010100000301 80.00 578793 CMS640214177_1 14-Aug-17 1201320001227809 12 NEHA GADHIAHDFC BANK 00031330010431 160.00 578762 CMS640214146_1 14-Aug-17 IN30051310810436 13 VINOD PRASAD MAMGAIN AXIS BANK LTD 022010100272766 3.20 578761 CMS640214145_1 14-Aug-17 IN30177413502774 14 VUPPALA LATHA STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 01190014563 120.00 579222 CMS640214606_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039414240546 15 KANAMARLARUDI SUBBA RAO STATE BANK OF INDIA 62084811997 16.00 579261 CMS640214645_1 14-Aug-17 IN30163741208863 16 B S UMA CANARA BANK 31869 299.20 579260 CMS640214644_1 14-Aug-17 IN30232410052428 17 CHINNAIAH MUNIGELA STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 52135675113 299.20 579221 CMS640214605_1 14-Aug-17 IN30160410382538 18 K V L N GUPTA STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD01190010468 179.20 579220 CMS640214604_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039414751299 19 SRINIVAS BALDAVA ANDHRA BANK ABG23095 299.20 579219 CMS640214603_1 14-Aug-17 1205450000091005 20 VANDANA KONDADEV MAHAJAN ALLAHABAD BANK 2091547535 4 35.20 579150 CMS640214534_1 14-Aug-17 IN30198310705546 21 LALIT SHANTARAM SAVADEKAR AXIS BANK LTD 174010100133760 80.00 579149 CMS640214533_1 14-Aug-17 IN30223611321585 22 GAUTAM HARISHCHANDRA BANKAR HDFC BANK LTD SANGAMNER0463100 123.20 579148 CMS640214532_1 14-Aug-17 IN30115126439372 23 R K SINHA AXIS BANK LTD 505010100002141 40.00 579333 CMS640214717_1 14-Aug-17 IN30048415286450 24 AMAR ARVIND SARAF AKOLA JANATA COMMERCIAL COOP BANK LTD34506 240.00 579171 CMS640214555_1 14-Aug-17 1302310000058849 25 JAIN ANAND Z CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 3313 299.20 579170 CMS640214554_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039413435155 26 MUKESH DATTATRAYA ALAI IDBI BANK LTD 53310010016699 240.00 579146 CMS640214530_1 14-Aug-17 1304140001008793 27 SATISH MOHANLAL DHADIWAL 323.20 579145 CMS640214529_1 14-Aug-17 1202000000211896 28 RAJESAB ALLABAKAS KALYAPURE UTI BANK LTD 318010100024499 299.20 579166 CMS640214550_1 14-Aug-17 IN30226912127455 29 LOHITH S S KARNATAKA BANK LTD 7052500103294701 48.00 579319 CMS640214703_1 14-Aug-17 1203840001416435 30 NAGENDRA SREENIVASA BHATT WUPADRASTA AXIS BANK LTD 6140101000 1.60 579277 CMS640214661_1 14-Aug-17 IN30177414970565 31 B DODDAMADA CANARA BANK 23243 299.20 579292 CMS640214676_1 14-Aug-17 IN30147710043019 32 NARASIMHA MURTHY N VYSYA BANK 60488 299.20 579291 CMS640214675_1 14-Aug-17 IN30113510257914 33 VENKATA SUBBAIAH NAGARURUANDHRA BANKABJ 2000141 299.20 579230 CMS640214614_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039414817055 34 M RAMA LAKSHMI REDDY AXIS BANK LTD 332010100028167 20.80 579228 CMS640214612_1 14-Aug-17 1204470001031701 35 GAJULA ADENNA ANDHRA BANK 142810027000029 172.80 579227 CMS640214611_1 14-Aug-17 1203070000256060 36 PRADEEP SURENDRA UPADHYE SANGLI DIST CENTRAL CO OP BANK 10 16.00 579125 CMS640214509_1 14-Aug-17 1202000000225664 37 AMOL VIDYADHAR LOTKE IDBI BANK 014104000161978 3.20 579038 CMS640214422_1 14-Aug-17 IN30051312110184 38 JAYPRAKASH MANILAL PANERIHDFC BANK 00151300025258 299.20 579036 CMS640214420_1 14-Aug-17 IN30154914558266 39 BANE VINOD VASANTRAO CANARA BANK 51311 299.20 579023 CMS640214407_1 14-Aug-17 IN30112715973439 40 RASILABEN SARABHAI SHAH THE SURENDRANAGAR PEOPLE S CO OP BA 299.20 578864 CMS640214248_1 14-Aug-17 IN30220110135199 41 J B VENKATA GIRI HDFC BANK LTD HYDERABAD 00211000170861 299.20 579209 CMS640214593_1 14-Aug-17 IN30047642330174 42 DIVYA PORWALSTATE BANK OF INDORE 01190011948 64.00 579188 CMS640214572_1 14-Aug-17 IN30133018751901 43 GOVIND ONKARDAS KELA AKOLA URBAN BANK 19498 320.00 579183 CMS640214567_1 14-Aug-17 1201090000855636 44 RAJESH BHUKANDAS SHAH AKOLA URBAN COOP BANK LTD 4026 40.00 579178 CMS640214562_1 14-Aug-17 1303580000002147 45 K SAILAJA BHASKAR UNION BANK OF INDIA NIZAMABAD MAIN BRANCH N 1,200.00 579342 CMS640214726_1 14-Aug-17 1202940100003739 46 RATNAKAR KAMALAKAR ANVEKAR MALAPRABHA GRAMEEN BANK 34 56.00 579339 CMS640214723_1 14-Aug-17 1202890000280397 47 SHAILA HIREMATH BANK OF BARODA 005975 3.20 579323 CMS640214707_1 14-Aug-17 IN30214810444045 48 VARDHINEEDI K N V LAKSHMI ANDHRA BANK 057210021000721 48.00 579266 CMS640214650_1 14-Aug-17 1203810000065531 49 P SRINIVASULU SYNDICATE BANK 33742200081373 32.00 579240 CMS640214624_1 14-Aug-17 1202230000107416 50 SUKANYA BILLA STATE BANK OF INDIA 10743524538 51.20 579205 CMS640214589_1 14-Aug-17 1203320002572840 51 NIKHIL BHARAT SHAH DENA BANK 5021 32.00 579177 CMS640214561_1 14-Aug-17 1303580000012381 52 KAMINIBEN AJITKUMAR PANCHAL THE BARODA CENTRAL CO OP BANK LTD 299.20 578949 CMS640214333_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039411196016 53 RITA MAYUR MANKAD 299.20 578948 CMS640214332_1 14-Aug-17 1301870000033809 54 SANGEETA VINAY DHRUVE DENA BANK 15864 299.20 578852 CMS640214236_1 14-Aug-17 IN30103924547186 55 SUVARNA CANARA BANK SB 0424101023467 299.20 579279 CMS640214663_1 14-Aug-17 IN30135620216608 56 SUNITA AGRAWAL BANK OF BARODA 05050100001144 320.00 579193 CMS640214577_1 14-Aug-17 1201320001233859 57 GANESH SHIVRAM SAMANT HDFC BANK 00511000024462 32.00 579067 CMS640214451_1 14-Aug-17 IN30154915204286 58 JAYANT VITHALDAS DODIYA HDFC BANK LTD VASHI BR 05401370006242 299.20 579059 CMS640214443_1 14-Aug-17 IN30047642821558 59 RAJEEV GANAPATI SAVALGI THE RATNAKAR BANK LTD 2236 3.20 579058 CMS640214442_1 14-Aug-17 IN30112716742652 60 HARCHAND GUPTA PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 02220006 40.00 578814 CMS640214198_1 14-Aug-17 1203660000018597 61 PRABHANSHU KUMAR SHRIVASTAV STATE BANK OF INDORE63044589733 96.00 578812 CMS640214196_1 14-Aug-17 IN30051317480339 62 SURAJIT MAITRA HDFC BANK LTD EAST STREET 01481000016394 299.20 578789 CMS640214173_1 14-Aug-17 IN30047641260502 63 VEENA RANI 299.20 578771 CMS640214155_1 14-Aug-17 1201910100057651 64 ASHWANI KUMAR BHARDWAJ BANK OF INDIA 671210100011644 600.00 578770 CMS640214154_1 14-Aug-17 1201060400118711 65 VINEET BAKSHI AXIS BANK LTD 230010100125383 11.20 578769 CMS640214153_1 14-Aug-17 IN30133020901295 66 CHANDRA KIRAN SINGH AXIS BANK LTD 287010100038881 899.20 578810 CMS640214194_1 14-Aug-17 1202990004245527 67 LALIT HASMUKHRAI SHAH 240.00 579031 CMS640214415_1 14-Aug-17 1301540000078398 68 VISHNU PRIYA ARORA KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD 01820110000410 240.00 578755 CMS640214139_1 14-Aug-17 IN30021413135097 69 DOLLY LORD KRISHNA BANK352 1 26050 240.00 578754 CMS640214138_1 14-Aug-17 IN30011810957987 70 RAMANI PRAKASH P SYNDICATE BANK 7194 800.00 578866 CMS640214250_1 14-Aug-17 IN30097410513868 71 SMT PRAFULABEN K VYAS RAJKOT NAGARIK SAHAKARI BANK LTD 5108 299.20 578865 CMS640214249_1 14-Aug-17 IN30097410180141 72 BIPIN DAYABHAI GHATLIA 299.20 579027 CMS640214411_1 14-Aug-17 1301540000108094 73 ASHA SHUKLA STATE BANK OF INDIA 01190007617 16.00 578809 CMS640214193_1 14-Aug-17 IN30133019889638 74 SANGEETA SHARMA PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 30420 600.00 578808 CMS640214192_1 14-Aug-17 IN30311610009128 75 RAJ KAMAL VERMA PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 7725 16.00 578807 CMS640214191_1 14-Aug-17 IN30155720862909 76 ARCHANA JOSHI IDBI BANK LTD 227104000047472 40.00 579192 CMS640214576_1 14-Aug-17 1304140004816531 77 PRASHANT VYAS IDBI BANK LTD 0227104000094531 24.00 579191 CMS640214575_1 14-Aug-17 1201060002544874 78 PINKI WAGHELA AXIS BANK LTD 043010100199551 288.00 579189 CMS640214573_1 14-Aug-17 1204470001281210 79 SHARVARI SANJAY SAWANT HDFC BANK LTD KARAD 01651000019247 299.20 579118 CMS640214502_1 14-Aug-17 IN30047641410285 80 BHARAT TATOBA KUMBHAR CANARA BANK 8017 40.00 579116 CMS640214500_1 14-Aug-17 1203500000354798 81 PRAKASH SHANKAR BHAGWAT IDBI BANK LTD 48510010930328 560.00 579115 CMS640214499_1 14-Aug-17 1205600000006433 82 ANANT JAYAJI AVDE 1,440.00 578983 CMS640214367_1 14-Aug-17 000098 83 CHOKSHI BHARATKUMARBANK OF INDIA 16235 400.00 578944 CMS640214328_1 14-Aug-17 IN30112715796280 84 DIXA JAGDISH SHAHSTATE BANK OF INDIA56297006665 299.20 578942 CMS640214326_1 14-Aug-17 IN30199110755624 85 MANHARBHAI NATVARBHAI PATEL BANK OF BARODA 1401 299.20 578937 CMS640214321_1 14-Aug-17 IN30127630342435 86 PRADIP BABULAL BAROT THE MEHSANA NAGRIK SAHAKARI BANK2336 299.20 578891 CMS640214275_1 14-Aug-17 IN30177410409490 87 KOTHARI SHRENIKBHAIRAJNIKANT THE MUNICIPAL CO OP BANK LTD1444 299.20 578889 CMS640214273_1 14-Aug-17 IN30034310349439 88 PARAG CHANDRIKANTBHAI KOTHARI HDFC BANK DR RADHAKRISHNA ROAD 384.00 578841 CMS640214225_1 14-Aug-17 1201980000021417 89 PARAG GIRDHARLAL FICHADIA RAJKOT NAGARIK SAHAKARI BANK LIMITED 960.00 578838 CMS640214222_1 14-Aug-17 1301990000067208 90 MADHUBEN K KHOLIYA DENA BANK 10992 299.20 578837 CMS640214221_1 14-Aug-17 IN30039413787185 91 BHUPINDER KUMAR TALWAR NAINITAL BANK LTD CIVIL LINES BAREILLYU 150.40 578799 CMS640214183_1 14-Aug-17 1207640000003754 92 RAICHAND CHOPRA IDBI BANK LTD 0131083141400 80.00 578798 CMS640214182_1 14-Aug-17 IN30226910116546 93 RAJESHRI RAMDAS NIKAM PRAVARA SAHAKARI BANK LTD9598 560.00 579100 CMS640214484_1 14-Aug-17 IN30177410347564
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