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Procam 1700526 18/06/2008 Vivek B Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 PROCAM 1700526 18/06/2008 VIVEK B. SINGH ANIL SINGH 2ND FLOOR, PARK HOUSE, 81 WOODEHOUSE ROAD, COLABA, MUMBAI - 400 005. SERVICE PROVIDERS . Address for service in India/Agents address: WADIA GHANDY & CO. N.M. WADIA BUILDING,123, MAHATMA GANDHI ROAD, MUMBAI - 400 001. Used Since :03/02/1993 MUMBAI MANAGEMENT OF PERFORMING ARTISTS, ADVERTISING, ORGANIZATION OF EXHIBITION, SALES PROMOTION, PUBLICITY, PUBLICITY, PUBLIC RELATIONS. 6235 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 1778312 28/01/2009 MONGIA STEEL LIMITED P.O. BURHIADIH, TUNDI ROAD, GIRIDIH-815301, JHARKHAND. MANUFACTURER & MERCHANT AN INDIAN COMPANY Address for service in India/Agents address: SKYLINE. 3RD FLOOR, ROOM NO.312, SHANTI BHAWAN, BANK MORE, DHANBAD-826001, JHARKHAND. Used Since :28/02/1995 KOLKATA ADVERTISING, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MARKETING OF M.S. BARS, TMT BARS, M.S. ROUNDS, M.S. ANGLE, M.S. 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S.) India. Service Provider Address for service in India/Attorney address: A. G. MAHAJAN & CO. PLOT NO. 25, SADASHIV NAGAR, GOVIND NIWAS, MEHRUN ROAD, JALGAON 425 003, DIST-JALGAON, M. S. Used Since :19/11/2008 MUMBAI Advertisement services, brand conceptualization, development and promotion, brand identity creation and management, outdoor and other communication media including internet and social media 6240 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2013674 25/08/2010 BHOLARAM EDUCATION SOCIETY DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, AMBAPUR, KOBA ADALAJ LINK ROAD, NEAR KOBA CIRCLE, DIST.- GANDHINAGAR - 382421, GUAJRAT MERCHANTS Address for service in India/Agents address: KEDAR G. DAVE. C/1, AISHWARYA FLATS, SWATI SOCIETY, ISHWARBHUVAN, NAVJIVAN, AHMEDABAD-380 014. Used Since :01/08/2010 AHMEDABAD Retail and wholesale store dealing with the sale of all kinds of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal preparations including Ayurvedic, Alopathy, Nature Cure & Homeopathy medicines. 6241 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2020398 08/09/2010 UBJ BROADCASTING PRIVATE LIMITED ADHIKARI CHAMBERS, OBEROI COMPLEX, NEW LINK ROAD, ANDHERI-WEST, MUMBAI 400 053, SERVICE PROVIDERS A COMPANY INCORPORATED UNDER COMPANIES ACT, 1956 Address for service in India/Agents address: ADITYA & ASSOCIATES. 405, KAPADIA CHAMBERS, 599, J.S.S. ROAD, MARINE LINES, MUMMBAI - 400 002. Used Since :01/07/2010 MUMBAI BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OF PERFORMING ARTISTS, ADVERTISING, RENTAL OF ADVERTISING TIME ON COMMUNICATION MEDIA, RADIO ADVERTISING, REDIO COMMERCIALS, PUBLICATION OF PUBLICITY TEXTS, TELEVISION ADVERTISING, WRITING OF PUBLICITY TEXTS, UPDATING OF ADVERTISING MATERIAL, TELEVISION COMMERCIALS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS THE MARK SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE COLOURS AS SHOWN IN THE REPRESENTATION ON THE FORM OF THE APPLICATION. 6242 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2035402 10/10/2010 SUBHASH ANAND trading as ;SSSAI VISIONS CB-269, 2ND FLOOR, NARAINA, RING ROAD, DELHI -110 028 MANUFACTURERS, SUPPLIERS, TRADING MERCHANTS & SERVICE PROVIDERS Address for service in India/Attorney address: ARC INDIA IPR CONSULTANTS RZ-I-3, SAGARPUR WEST, DISTRICT:SOUTH-WEST, DELHI - 110046 Used Since :25/08/2010 DELHI ADVERTISING; BUSINESS MANAGEMENT; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; OFFICE FUNCTIONS; DISPLAY AND PROMOTION OF GOODS & SERVICES; DISTRIBUTION, MARKETING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SERVICES RELATING TO ALL TYPE OF AUDIO AND VIDEO PRODUCTS INCLUDING CDS, VCDS, DVDS, LDS, CASSETTES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DISC FORMATS AND MEDIAS; ONLINE SERVICES; PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY AND CONSULTANCY IN RELATION TO AUDIO & VIDEO AND ACOUSTICS; ALL BEING SERVICES INCLUDED IN CLASS 35. 6243 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2086044 18/01/2011 S G CERTIFICATIONS PVT.LTD E-23, SEC-27 NOIDA 201301 UP SERVICE PROVIDER. Address for service in India/Attorney address: ADVOCATE SANGEETA PAL C/310, ANTOPHILL WAREHOUSING COMPANY LTD., V.I.T COLLEGE ROAD, WADALA (E), MUMBAI - 400 037 Used Since :05/03/2008 DELHI ADVERTISING, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; OFFICE FUNCTIONS. THIS IS CONDITION OF REGISTRATION THAT BOTH/ALL LABELS SHALL BE USED TOGETHER.. 6244 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 A2Z Infraservices 2129979 15/04/2011 A2Z INFRA ENGINEERING LIMITED O-116, IST FLOOR, DLF SHOPPING MALL, ARJUN MARG, DLF PHASE 1, GURGAON 122002 SERVICE PROVIDER Address for service in India/Attorney address: NAKS & PARTNERS A - 485 B, PALAM VIHAR, GURGAON, HARYANA Used Since :15/04/2008 DELHI BUSINESS MANGEMENT, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ADVERTISING CONSULTANCY AND ASSOCIATED SERVICES, NAMELY RENTAL OF ADVERTISING SPACE,MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY, INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY, INDUSTRIAL FUNCTION AND TO PROVIDE VARIOUS SUPPORT SERVICES LIKE SECURITY GUARDS,HOUSE KEEPING STAFF FOR SMOOTH RUNNING AND MANAGEMENT OF MALLS,SHOPPING COMPLEXES, HOSPITALS, HOTELS AND OTHER ESTABLISHMENTSADVISORY AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES. 6245 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2153850 02/06/2011 MOHAMMAD JAVED Mohammad Pervez trading as ;M/S. HOME MAKER 33/2 PIPLI BAZA (BHAGWAN MAHAVEER MARG), INDORE M.P.-452002 SERVICE PROVIDER ALL PARTNER INDIAN Used Since :10/05/2011 MUMBAI ADVERTISING; BUSINESS MANAGEMENT; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; OFFICE FUNCTIONS, WHOLE SELLING AND RETAILING AND TRADING ACTIVITIES. 6246 Trade Marks Journal No: 1843 , 02/04/2018 Class 35 2162994 21/06/2011 MR. MITESH HARISHBHAI CHOKSHI MRS. JYOTIKABEN HARISHBHAI CHOKSHI MR. DHANANJAY HARISHBHAI CHOKSHI MRS. DEEPABEN DHANANJAYBHAI CHOKSHI NEELKANTHVARNI JEWELLERS PVT. LTD. trading as ;TRAFFIC ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SB-18, STERLING CENTRE, R.C.DUTT ROAD, ALKAPURI, VADODARA - 390010 - GUJARAT . ALL INDIAN NATIONAL PARTNERS Address for service in India/Agents address: SURYAWALA & ASSOCIATES N-7, DHAVALGIRI APTT. 1ST FLOOR, B/H KUBER BHUVAN, NR. 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