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DIVIDEND for WEBSITE 2077.Xlsx HIMALAYAN BANK LIMITED LIST OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND MORE THAN 5 YEARS AS OF ASHAD 2077 2nd AGM 3rdAGM S.No. AGM NO Shareholders Name S.No. AGM NO Shareholders Name 12nd RAJ KUMAR NAIDU 13rd AALOK AGRAWAL 22nd PREM KAJI SHRESTHA 23rd ABHISEKH RAUNIYAR 3 2nd GITA KUTHU 3 3rd ABULLAISH 42nd TAHIR SHAHA 43rd AJAYA SINGH 52nd AMBIKA TULADHAR 53rd AJIT SERCHAN 62nd NABARAJ ADHIKARI 63rd AKAL MAN TAMRAKAR 72nd MOHAN DAS SHRESTHA 73rd ALVIN SHRESTHA LGF 82nd AMRITA KARKI 83rd AMAR BAHADUR KARKI 92nd BIRENDRA LAL DALI 93rd AMAR TULACHAN 102nd NARENDRA MAN SHRESTHA 103rd AMBIKA BHANDARI 112nd MADHU RIMAL 113rd AMBIKA BHETUWAL 122nd NOSH RAJ ARYAL 123rd AMIT KUMAR GUPTA 132nd DURGA KHATRI 133rd AMRITA GIRI (LGF) 142nd MANMOHAN KRISHNA SHRESTHA 143rd AMRITA KARKI 152nd GITA PARAJULI 153rd ANIRUDRAA THAPA 162nd RAM GOBINDA TAMRAKAR 163rd ANITA KEDIA 172nd UMESH KUMAR PANDEY 173rd ANITA MALLA 182nd ANITA MALLA 183rd ANJAYA SHRESTHA 192nd RENU KOIRALA 193rd ANJELA THAPA 202nd YAMUNA SINGH 203rd ANKITA JAIN 212nd TOYA NATH PAUDYAL 213rd ANNAPURNA JAJODIYA 222nd GANGA BAHADUR MANANDHAR 223rd ANOJ AGRAWAL 232nd SIDDHI LAXMI BAJRACHARYA 233rd ANOJ AGRAWAL 242nd SABIN BHAKTA SHRESTHA 243rd ANSUKA RAJOPADHAYA 252nd URMILA SHRESTHA 253rd ANUP SHRESTHA 262nd HARSHA RATNA SHAKYA 263rd ARBIND KUMAR AGRWAL 272nd DILLI RATNA SHAKYA 273rd ARCHANA PANDEY 282nd JUNU SIGDEL 283rd ARISH PARASAR KHAREL 292nd RAJAN BAHADUR SHRESTHA 293rd ARUN CHITRAKAR 302nd NIRANJAN SHRESTHA 303rd ARUN KUMAR SHARMA 312nd SUBRAT BASNYAT LGM. 313rd ARUN POKHARAL 322nd RATI MALLA 323rd ARUN POKHAREL 332nd ANIL BAJRACHARYA 333rd ARUN POKHAREL 342nd KRISHNA BAHADUR TULADHAR 343rd ARUN POKHEREL 352nd KIRAN ACHARYA 353rd ARUNA SHARMA 362nd MADAN KRISHNA SHARMA 363rd ASHA KUMARI KHEMKA 372nd RICHA BHATTARAI 373rd ASHOK SHRESTHA 382nd UPENDRA KUMAR NEPAL 383rd ASMITA SHRESTHA LGF 392nd RAM NIWAS MAHESHWARI 393rd ASTHA BHATTA 402nd PUSPA DEVI PANDEY 403rd BADRI KUMAR SHRESTHA 412nd ADITI (LGM) 413rd BADRI PRASAD PANERU 422nd PAWAN KUMAR KHEMKA 423rd BAJRANG LAL AGRWAL 432nd ASHA KUMARI KHEMKA 433rd BAL KRISHNA NEUPANE 442nd JANGA BAHADUR GURUNG 443rd BALARAM DHAUBHADEL 452nd MANAKA SHRESTHA 453rd BALRAM JOSHI 462nd DILIP KUMAR SHRESTHA 463rd BARAKHA SEKHAWAT 472nd RINA SHRESTHA 473rd BASANTA NAHATA 482nd DEVI SHRESTHA 483rd BASHU DEV BHANDARI 492nd ANITA TRIPATHI 493rd BASU DEV LAMA 502nd SHATYAWATI AHUJA 503rd BEENA BISTA 512nd BIMAL AHUJA 513rd BHABANI RAJBHANDARI 522nd DIPAK CHANDRA AMATYA 523rd BHAGIRATH ADHIKARI 532nd SHARVAN BAJRACHARYA 533rd BHAIRAB PRASAD LAMSAL 542nd RENU SHAKYA 543rd BHARAT BIKRAM THAPA 552nd ANJANA DEVI SHAKYA 553rd BHARAT KOIRALA 562nd PRAKITI MANANDHAR 563rd BHARAT KOIRALA 572nd LAXMI DAS MANANDHAR 573rd BHARAT PRASAD LAMICHHANE 582nd AJIT BAR SINGH THAPA 583rd BHARAT RAJ GAUTAM 592nd SARASWATI CHAND 593rd BHARAT SHAH 602nd DICHHYA RIMAL 603rd BHOLA KUMAR PAUDYAL 612nd KAILASH BHAKTA KARANJIT 613rd BHOLA NATH UPADHYAYA 622nd SWADESH BHAKTA KARANJIT 623rd BIBEK BARAL LGF 632nd UDDHAB PRASAD DHUNGANA 633rd BIBEK PRADHAN 642nd SADHICHHA DHUNGANA LGM. 643rd BIDYA BHANDARI 652nd BABU KAJI TANDUKAR 653rd BIJAY KUMAR AGRAWAL 662nd LOKESH TIWADEWALA 663rd BIJAYA KUMAR KARKI 672nd MANGAL KRISHNA SHRESTHA 673rd BIJAYA KUMAR KARKI 682nd KRISHNA PRASAD SHRESTHA 683rd BIJAYA KUMAR THAPA 692nd NHUCHHE LAL SHRESTHA 693rd BIJAYA KUMAR TIBADEWAL 702nd JIT KANTHA SHRESTHA 703rd BIJAYA NATH GAUTAM 712nd BASUDEV SIGDEL 713rd BIKASH BAJRACHARYA 722nd SURESH BHATTA 723rd BIMAL B. SHRESTHA 732nd SULOCHANA BAID 733rd BIMAL PRASAD SHARMA 742nd RAJAN SHARMA 743rd BIMALA BOHRA 752nd PRADIP AGRAWAL 753rd BIMALA DEVI AGRWAL 762nd PUSKAR NATH UPRETI 763rd BIMALA KEDEYA 772nd GANESH PRASAD ACHARYA 773rd BIMALA NIRAULA BHANDARI 782nd ANJANI PRADHAN LGF. 783rd BINAYA AGRAWAL 792nd KESHAB PURI 793rd BINAYA AGRAWAL 802nd BASANTA BHATTA 803rd BINAYA AGRAWAL 812nd BINA GYAWALI 813rd BINAYA AGRAWAL 822nd KHAGENDRA KARKI 823rd BINAYA AGRAWAL 832nd RAJ KUMAR SINGH 833rd BINAYA KUMAR SHAH 842nd BINAYA AGRAWAL 843rd BINDU LIMBU 852nd BHUPESH KAYASTHA 853rd BINOD BHAGAT 862nd ANESH SHRESTHACHARYA 863rd BINOD KUMAR AGRAWAL 872nd NANI CHHORI AWALE 873rd BINOD KUMAR AGRWAL 882nd ANJALI MAHARJAN (LGF) 883rd BINOD KUMAR DALMIYA 892nd RAM CHANDRA THAPA 893rd BIPENDRA PRADHAN 902nd MANGAL LAXMI SAKHA 903rd BIRENDRA KUMAR AGRAWAL 912nd JAGDISH PRASAD GUPTA 913rd BIRENDRA KUMAR AGRAWAL 922nd SANGITA BANIYA 923rd BIRENDRA KUMAR GIRI 932nd KARUNA RAI 933rd BIRENDRA MAN BAJRACHARYA 942nd MAHENDRA KRISHNA SHRESTHA 943rd BISHNU BD. POUDEL 952nd MAHENDRA KRISHNA SHRESTHA 953rd BISHNU BHAKTA SHARMA 962nd SHESH HARI BHATTARAI 963rd BISHNU DAYAL SHARMA 972nd MADHUSUDAN LAL PRADHAN 973rd BISHNU KESHARI SHRESTHA 982nd BISHNU BD. K.C. 983rd BISHNU KUMARI KHAKURAL 992nd ASHA KAJI BYANJANKAR 993rd BISHNU PD. BHANDARI 1002nd ISHWORI PD. BANJADE 1003rd BISHNU PD. SHRESTHA 1012nd SANJAYA BANJADE 1013rd BISHOW RAJ SUBEDI 1022nd KEDAR NIDHI TIWARI 1023rd BISHOW RAJ SUBEDI 1032nd DIKSHYA SHARMA (LGF) 1033rd BISRUTA SILWAL 1042nd MOHAN SHARMA LAMSAL 1043rd BOTTLE CLOSURES NEPAL 1052nd SHYAM KRISHNA SHRESTHA 1053rd BRAMHA DEV PRASAD CHAUDHARI 1062nd SUNKESHARI SHAKYA 1063rd CHADANI KUMARI GUPTA (LGF) 1072nd PRAKASH DANGOL 1073rd CHAITYA BAHADUR NAKARMI 1082nd ASHOK SHARMA 1083rd CHALI SOVA KANGSAKAR 1092nd GYANENDRA SHRESTHA 1093rd CHANDA AGRAWAL 1102nd GITA BHATTARAI 1103rd CHANDA AGRAWAL 1112nd RUJAN SHRESTHA LGF. 1113rd CHANDA GURUNG 1122nd GITA KUMARI SHARMA 1123rd CHANDRA DHUNGANA 1132nd KESHAB RAJ PANT 1133rd CHANDRA PRADHAN 1142nd PRASUNA DEVI DANGOLE 1143rd CHATURBAHU SIMKHADA 1152nd PRABIN JOSHI 1153rd CHUDAMANI TIMSINA 1162nd ANASHA SHRESTHA LGF. 1163rd DAL BD. BASNET 1172nd AMRIT MAN RAJBHANDARI 1173rd DAMODAR PRASAD KHETAN 1182nd DAMBAR KUMARI THAPA 1183rd DATA RAM GHIMIRE 1192nd RATANI DEVI AGRAWAL 1193rd DEBENDRA RAJ UPADHAYA 1202nd SRIJANA BASNET 1203rd DEEPAK BAHADUR GHELA GURUNG 1212nd JUJU BHAI SHARESTHA 1213rd DEEPAK RAJ POUDEL 1222nd SHYAM PRASAD SHARMA DAHAL 1223rd DEEPTI BABA PRADHAN 1232nd CHIRAG THAPA (LGF) 1233rd DEOMANDIL KHOJU SHRESTHA 1242nd NIRANJAN GAUCHAN 1243rd DEV PRASAD BAJRACHARYA 1252nd DEB RAJ GHALE 1253rd DEVENDRA ARAYAL 1262nd SUBHADRA SHRESTHA 1263rd DEVENDRA KUMAR AGRAWAL 1272nd GOVINDA PRASAD DAHAL 1273rd DEVI JYON BAJRACHARYA 1282nd LAXMI BHANDARI 1283rd DEVI RAM REGMI 1292nd BRIJESH GOEL 1293rd DEVI SHRESTHA 1302nd SURENDRA NATH ARYAL 1303rd DEVLAL MAHARAJAN 1312nd DRABYA KUMARI RANA 1313rd DEVRAJ UPADHAYAY 1322nd BHAWANI REGMI 1323rd DHARMA RAJ DUWADI 1332nd PRAKASH K.C. 1333rd DHIREN SUBBA (LAWATI ) 1342nd HARI PRASAD KHANAL 1343rd DICHHYA RIMAL 1352nd RAJENDRA SINGH RANA 1353rd DIGAMBAR S. J. B. RANA 1362nd DHARANI BD. KARKI 1363rd DILENDRA YENGDEN 1372nd CHETAN CHANDI 1373rd DILLI RATNA SHAKYA 1382nd PRADESH KUMAR KUNWAR 1383rd DIN DEVI PAUDEL 1392nd PUSPA PRADHAN 1393rd DINESH KUMAR PAUDYAL 1402nd BADRI KUMAR BASNET 1403rd DINESH MAN PRADHAN 1412nd JHABILAL PAUDEL 1413rd DINESH PRASAD SHRESTHA 1422nd MANIK SHAKYA 1423rd DINESH RATNA SHAKYA 1432nd RAJENDRA PD. BHATTACHAN 1433rd DIPENDRA TANDUKAR 1442nd NIRU LAXMI KAFLE 1443rd DR. GOVINDA NARAYAN SHRESTHA 1452nd RESHA PURI (LGF) 1453rd DR. RABINDRA PRASAD SINGH 1462nd PRAGYA SINGH (LGF) 1463rd DR. RAJENDRA SUWAL 1472nd ISHWORI BHURTEL 1473rd DR.GOVINDA PRASAD REGMI 1482nd MADHU KUMARI SHERPA 1483rd GANGA BAHADUR MANANDHAR 1492nd RESENDRA SHRESTHA 1493rd GANGA SHRESTHA 1502nd SULTANA KHATOON 1503rd GAYATRI ADHIKARI 1512nd DILIP MAN STHAPIT 1513rd GHANASHYAM SHANKAR SHARMA 1522nd KAMAL BAHADUR KAYASTHA 1523rd GITA BHATTARAI 1532nd PUSKAR RAJ BHATTARAI 1533rd GITA KUMARI SHARMA 1542nd DINESH ADHIKARI 1543rd GITA KUMARI SHARMA 1552nd LANKA MAN ROKA 1553rd GITA MARWADI 1562nd MUKESH LAL TAMRAKAR 1563rd GOBARDHAN LAL SINDHI 1572nd MAHENDRA KRISHNA SHRESTHA 1573rd GOBINDA SUBEDI 1582nd RAMESH NIDHI BISTA 1583rd GOBINDA SUBEDI 1592nd ANIL KUMAR UPADHAYA 1593rd GOBINDA SUBEDI 1602nd ANIL KUMAR UPADHAYA 1603rd GOBINDA SUBEDI 1612nd RATNA MAN SINGH 1613rd GOKUL PRASAD POUDEL 1622nd PRUSHOTTAM UPADHAYA LGF 1623rd GOPAL BD. SHRESTHA 1632nd AADRASHA BIKRAM RANA LGF 1633rd GOPAL RAM SIGAL 1642nd SHILBI SHRESTHA 1643rd GOVINDA PRASAD BHATTRAI 1652nd GANGA DEVI REGMI 1653rd GOVINDA RAJ PATHAK 1662nd KHUSHBU SARKAR SHRESTHA 1663rd GOVINDA RAM AGRWAL 1672nd DURGA DEVI ADHIKARI 1673rd GUNADISH RAJBHANDARI 1682nd MIN BAHADUR KHADKA 1683rd GUNMAN SINGH KARKI 1692nd JANARDAN RAJ PANDEY 1693rd GYANENDRA JIB &MADHUBANTI TULR 1702nd LAXMI SITAULA 1703rd GYANENDRA NATH ADHIKARI 1712nd BISHNU PD. BHANDARI 1713rd HARI BAHADUR THAPA 1722nd GOPAL MALLA 1723rd HARI BHANDARI 1732nd DHAN BAHADUR K.C. 1733rd HARI DHOJ TULACHAN 1742nd SHILA KHANAL 1743rd HARI GOVINDA SHRESTHA 1752nd KANHYA LAL 1753rd HARI PD. KHANAL 1762nd SURAJ MANANDHAR 1763rd HARISHA KUMAR PODHHAR 1772nd RAJEEV POKHAREL 1773rd HARISHRAN MAHARJAN 1782nd MINA BHATTARAI 1783rd HEMANTA NAHATA 1792nd MAHESWOR LAL SHRESTHA 1793rd HIRA LAL CHAUDHARY 1802nd ANIL KUMAR BAJRACHARYA (LGF) 1803rd HOM BAHADUR KHADKA 1812nd ANUP KUMAR BAJRACHARYA 1813rd INA SIWAKOTI 1822nd CHALI SHOVA KANSAKAR 1823rd INDIRA MALAKAR 1832nd SHREE BAHADUR RAGHUBANSI 1833rd INDIRA MANANDHAR 1842nd INDRA KUMAR MOKTAN 1843rd INDIRA SAPKOTA 1852nd SUNDAR LAL PRADHAN 1853rd INDRA BIR MAHARJAN 1862nd GOSAI K.C. 1863rd INDRA KUMAR MOKTAN 1872nd RAM GOPAL SHRESTHA 1873rd INDRA KUMARI GUPTA 1882nd AMBIKA BHANDARI 1883rd INDU MUDBHARI 1892nd DAMODHAR MAINALI 1893rd INDU RIZAL 1902nd SURESH KUMAR NEWANG 1903rd ISARAIL MIYA 1912nd SACHANDRA RAJ SHAKYA 1913rd ISHOR CHANDRA AGRAWAL 1922nd SHYAM KUMAR GURUNG 1923rd ISHWOR LAL PRADHAN 1932nd
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