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STATEMENT OF UNPAID DIVIDEND AS ON 25.08.2018, DECLARED AT THE AGM OF THE COMPANY HELD ON 20TH JULY, 2018 ( AS PER THE PROVISION OF THE U/S. 124(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Folio/ DP. ID./ CL. ID. Dividend Amount (Rs.) Name of Shareholder Address 0000009 MR ASHWANI CHOUDHRY 292.50 A-3/85 JANAKPURI,NEW DELHI,110058 0000010 MRS KANTA CHAUDHRY 292.50 A-3/85 JANAKPURI,NEW DELHI,110058 0000011 MR SHIVINDER SINGH 292.50 A-3/85 JANAKPURI,NEW DELHI,110058 0000047 MR RAJINDER KUMAR SACHDEVA 877.50 1405 DR MUKERJEE NAGAR,DELHI,110009 0000081 MISS SHVETA AJMANI 650.00 WZ 108 A/I,BASAI DARAPUR,MOTI NAGAR,NEW DELHI,110015 0000133 MRS VEERAN 292.50 2300 SECTOR 23 C,CHANDIGARH,160023 0000276 MR ANIL KUAMR SONI 325.00 6 ARJUN NAGAR P O SAFDAR JUNG,ENCLAVE,NEW DELHI, ,110029 0000292 MISS SHALU BANSAL 97.50 C-76 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE-I,DELHI,110052 0000293 MR RISHI KUMAR BANSAL 97.50 C-76 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE-1,DELHI,110052 0000346 MRS DEEPIKA KAPOOR 585.00 D-6/17 VASANT VIHAR,NEW DELHI,110057 0000354 MR RAJ KUMAR 325.00 5592 NEW CHANDRAWAL (1ST FLOOR),OPP BACHOOMAL AGARWAL PRY SCHOOL,KAMLA NAGAR DELHI, ,110007 0000359 MRS LATA KURAL 260.00 C-22 MANSAROVAR PARK,SHAHDARA DELHI,110032 0000367 MRS SANTOSH MADHOK 877.50 4/3 SHANTI NIKETAN,NEW DELHI,110021 0000370 MR PRAN NATH KOHLI 195.00 1825 LAXMI NAVAMI STREET,NR IMPERIAL CINEMA,PAHARGANJ,NEW DELHI,110055 0000381 MRS ASHA RANI JERATH 585.00 SECTOR 7A HOUSE NO 25,FARIDABAD,121002 0000383 SANJAY KUMAR ARYA 292.50 89/3 RAMGALI VISHWAS NAGAR,SHAHDARA DELHI,110032 0000388 MISS SADHNA 292.50 E-30 LAJPAT NAGAR-IST,NEW DELHI,110024 0000389 MR MAHESH VERMA 292.50 E-30 LAJPAT NAGAR-IST,NEW DELHI,110024 0000390 MR BHANWAR SINGH 292.50 E-30 LAJPAT NAGAR 1ST,NEW DELHI,110024 0000394 MR LAXMAN PRAKASH TANDON 435.50 C 95 HANUMAN NAGAR,KHATIPURA,JAIPUR, ,302012 0000408 KANWALJIT SINGH 292.50 D-147 FATEH NAGAR,N DELHI,110018 0000432 TARUN ANAND 650.00 C-174 VIVEK VIHAR SHAHDARA,DELHI,110032 0000438 MR CHETNA NAND KAPOOR 585.00 693 CHURCH MISSION ROAD,FATEH PURI DELHI,110006 0000481 MRS KAURANI JAIRAJKUMARI 585.00 LAKE VILLA,RAJ MANSAGAR MARG,DHRANGADHRA,SURENDRANAGAR DT GUJARAT,363310 0000527 SURESH BHOGILAL BHATT 292.50 2120 GIRIRAJ SOCIETY NEAR BUS,STAND,JUNAGADH, ,362002 0000532 KIRIT KUMAR AHYA 97.50 8 RAGHUVIR PARA,RAJKOT,360001 0000536 MR MALAY DESAI 292.50 OMKAR TOWER,FLAT NO.32,OPP.NIRMALA SCHOOL,RAJKOT,360005 0000654 MR KISHOR R VARSANI 97.50 KALRAV',KARAN PARK, STREET NO. 4,BEHIND VIDHYUT SOCIETY,RAJKOT GUJARAT,360001 0000747 MR MUKESH CHANDULAL 292.50 CHHEDA NAVKAR PRINTERS,65 DIGVIJAY PLOT,JAMNAGAR, ,361005 STATEMENT OF UNPAID DIVIDEND AS ON 25.08.2018, DECLARED AT THE AGM OF THE COMPANY HELD ON 20TH JULY, 2018 ( AS PER THE PROVISION OF THE U/S. 124(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Folio/ DP. ID./ CL. ID. Dividend Amount (Rs.) Name of Shareholder Address 0000748 MR ASHOK CHANDULAL CHHEDA 292.50 SHAH SAVJI LALJI BUILDING,43/44, DIGVIJAY PLOT MAIN ROAD,JAMNAGAR, ,361005 0000749 RASHMI D SOLANI 650.00 12 VRINDAVAN,4 B P X ROAD,DEVIDAYAL GARDEN,MUMBAI,400080 0000851 MUKUND RAY JANI 585.00 C/O STATE BANK OF SAURASHTRA,BANTVA DIST JUNAGADH,362620 0000854 SMT KUSUMBEN M JHAVERY 292.50 C/O SHRI M B JHAVERY POONAM APARTMENT,NO.1 1ST FLR NAGAR CHAKLA ROAD,NR RAMCHANDRAJI TEMPLE JAMNAGAR,GUJARAT,361001 0001017 MANSUKHLAL VIRPAL SAVLA 1300.00 HINDUSTAN METAL CORPORATION,309 GIDC UDHYOGNAGAR JAMNAGAR,361004 0001024 MR CHANDULAL DAYARAM OZA 487.50 C/O CHHAYA PLOT WARD NO 11,NEAR MUNICIPAL OCTROI NAKA,SHRI YOGESHAVAR KRIPA BLDG,PORBANDAR,360575 0001046 RULMANI VRAJLAL PAREKH 143.00 C/O HARISH VRAJLAL PAREKH,INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK,BHAKTI NAGAR CIRCLE,RAJKOT GUJARAT,360002 0001075 MR SURIL LAKHANI 585.00 LAKHANI BHUVAN BEHIND TOWN HALL,14 RAGHUVIR PARA RAJKOT,360001 0001101 MRS PUSHPABEN MOHANLAL 97.50 CHOTALIA C/O H M LATHIA ADVOCATE 7 JAIRAJ,PLOT,OPP MEHTA NIWAS RAJKOT, ,360001 0001162 MRS ASHA SABLOK 585.00 C/O S JAGGI,A 44 ASHOK VIHAR III, ,DELHI,110052 0001163 MRS VIDYAVANTI SABLOK 585.00 C/O S JAGGI,A 44 ASHOK VIHAR III, ,DELHI,110052 0001222 MISS HIMAKSHI MANKAD 292.50 HARI VASANT BEHIND VEG MARKET,THOSA GALLI RAJKOT,360001 0001230 MISS MADHURIKA RAMNIKLAL 292.50 JOSHI RANTREE STREET PANCH HATDI,KALAVDGATE ROAD JAMNAGAR,361001 0001282 MISS KRUPA SHANTILAL PUJARI 292.50 MANDIR CHOWK DWARKA,DIST JAMNAGAR,361335 0001287 CHHAGANLAL GOPAL AGHERA 292.50 101 SHREE UMA COMPLEX,NEW ARAM COLONY STREET NO 3,AIRODROME ROAD NR JAY CO-OPRT SOC,B/H H.O. BHATTS BUNGLOW JAMNAGAR,361006 0001340 MR SUDHIR DULERAI SANGHVI 292.50 C/O KIRCHAND SUNDERJI SANGHVI,SARDAR ROAD,PO BOX 5 MORVI GUJARAT, ,363641 0001351 MR SURESHKUMAR JAGJIVAN 292.50 MANDALIA C/O BANK OF INDIA,MARKET YARD BRANCH,OPP BUS STAND,GONDAL, SURAT,360311 0001420 MR ROHIT H SHAH 1014.00 C/O. DR. VASANTBHAI H. SHAH,NIRAV GOVERNMENT SERVANT SOCIETY,BEHIND A.G. OFFICE,RAJKOT,360001 0001536 SACHIN PRAKASHBHAI PARIKH 617.50 23 GALAXY APARTMENT,RACE COURSE ROAD,RAJKOT, ,360001 0001548 MR ANIL KUMAR DOSHI 195.00 C/O REKHA BRIGH STEEL CO,DHEBAR ROAD,RAJKOT, ,360002 0001549 MR HASMUKHLAL SHAH 195.00 C/O BHARAT TOOL STEEL SYNDICATE,DHEBAR ROAD RAJKOT,360002 0001550 MR SHIVLAL BHAI SHAH 292.50 C/O BHARAT TOOL STEEL SYNDICATE,DHEBAR ROAD RAJKOT,360002 0001562 DEEPAK DAVE 292.50 C/O STATE BANK OF SAURASHTRA,DIGVIJAYPLOT JAMNAGAR,361005 STATEMENT OF UNPAID DIVIDEND AS ON 25.08.2018, DECLARED AT THE AGM OF THE COMPANY HELD ON 20TH JULY, 2018 ( AS PER THE PROVISION OF THE U/S. 124(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Folio/ DP. ID./ CL. ID. Dividend Amount (Rs.) Name of Shareholder Address 0001570 MISS DAXA RAMNIKLAL GANDHI 195.00 GANDHI BROTHERS 11 RAMNATHPARA,ROAD RAJKOT,360001 0001571 MRS HIRAGAURI NYALCHAND 292.50 GARDI GANDHI BROTHERS 11 RAMNATHPARA,ROAD RAJKOT,360001 0001722 MR RAJESHWAR AMRITRAO 2600.00 GUJAR PRABHAT STORES,TAR BAZAR,PANDHURNA,DIST. CHHINDHWARA,480633 0001734 MR RAMESH CHANDRA C PATEL 292.50 391 RAJA ROAD,AT & PO MAROLI BAZAR,DIST VALSAD, ,396436 0001750 MRS KHATIJA SULEMAN BATKA 585.00 BATKA MANZIL KHATRIWAD,NAVSARI,396445 0001777 MRS SAVITABEN KHALAJI 585.00 KOLIWAD STREET POST DUMAS,DIST SURAT,394550 0001799 MR MAHESHCHANDRA 585.00 RAMANLAL MODY A-19 HITESHNAGAR,BHARUCH,392001 0001837 MR SUSHANT VISHWAS 97.50 C/O KULDEEP MEHTA,ABOVE SK ASSOCIATES,2 714 SAGRAMPURA,UDHA DARWAJA RING ROAD SURAT,395002 0001855 KOKILA CHIMANLAL BODIWALA 741.00 2/7 PARUL APARTMENT,MAHARANI SHANTADEVI ROAD,NAVSARI, ,396445 0001952 MR DHARAM PAL 97.50 FLAT NO.804, "G" BLOCK,TRENDSET WINZ,NANAKRAM GUDA,TELENGANA,HYDERABAD,500008 0001958 MR PARDEEP CHIBBER 195.00 500/12 KRISHNA COLONY,NEAR GEETA BHAWAN MANDIR,GURGAON, ,122001 0002004 MRS PURNIMA GUPTA 585.00 F-43 DILSHAD GARDEN EXTN,SHAHDARA,DELHI, ,110032 0002005 MRS SANDHYA SHRIKANT 195.00 CHOUDHARY C/O S V CHOUDHARY,374 SHANTIWAN,NEW LINK ROAD EXTN,ANDHERI WEST MUMBAI,400053 0002026 MISS VIKASNI CHHABRA 97.50 6B/28 RAMESH NAGAR,NEW DELHI,110015 0002027 MRS GULSHAN RAWLA 97.50 S-44 GROUND FLOOR GREATER,KAILASH-I,NEW DELHI, ,110048 0002040 MRS KRISHNA WANTI 585.00 6B/28 RAMESH NAGAR NEW DELHI, ,110015 0002082 MR RADHE SHYAM PAREEK 650.00 C/O S N PAREEK ORISSA CEMENT,LIMITED,B-45/47 CONNAUGHT PLACE,NEW DELHI,110001 0002085 MRS RAJINDER KAUR 292.50 8283 ROSHAN ARA ROAD,10 RAM SAROOP BLDGS DELHI,110007 0002086 MR BALWANT SINGH 292.50 8283 ROSHANARA ROAD,10 RAM SAROOP BLDGS DELHI,110007 0002102 MRS SHASHI JAIN 585.00 1829 GALI MATA WALI MALIWARA,DELHI,110006 0002114 MRS CHANCHAL CHANANA 97.50 R 601 NEW RAJINDER NAGAR,NEW DELHI,110060 0002116 MR SATISH ARORA 292.50 D-205 WEST PATEL NAGAR,NEW DELHI,110008 0002144 MR RAJIV SETH 143.00 7B-6388 DEV NAGAR,NEW DELHI,110005 0002162 BODH PAL SINGH 1053.00 B-43 SOUTH ANAR KALI,DELHI,110051 0002172 MR RAMESH K GULRAJANI 292.50 116 SATHI APARTMENTS,PLOT NO 18 SECTOR 9,ROHINI,DELHI,110085 STATEMENT OF UNPAID DIVIDEND AS ON 25.08.2018, DECLARED AT THE AGM OF THE COMPANY HELD ON 20TH JULY, 2018 ( AS PER THE PROVISION OF THE U/S. 124(2) OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 Folio/ DP. ID./ CL. ID. Dividend Amount (Rs.) 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  • Leading Scholar of Indian Classical Dance, Architecture, Art History, Culture Kapila Vatsyayan No More

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