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Unpaid Dividend Data-2018-19 Interim As at 31.3.2019 HEIDELBERGCEMENT INDIA LIMITED UNCLAIMED / UNPAID INTERIM DIVIDEND FOR 2018-19 AS AT 31.3.2019 DIV_YEAR FOLIO / DPID_CLID NAME_1 ADDRESS SHARES DIVIDEND WAR_NO MICR_NO DIVIDEND_DATE PROPOSED DATE AMOUNT (RS) OF TRANSFER IEPF 2018-19 (INTERIM) K001842 ROSHAN LAL KOHLI C/O VEENA EAGLETON (IAS) 16 SECTOR 7-A CHANDIGARH (UT) CHANDIGARH 160019 2120 2120.00 6 564 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30036020851364 SUNIL K MEHTA C/O M/S NATIONAL TRADERS 51 VITHALDAS ROAD LOHAR CHAWL MUMBAI 400002 10000 10000.00 17 575 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) S009375 PALLAV SHETH ESSKAYDEE LEASING & INV P LTD 55-C MITTAL TOWERS 5 TH FLOOR NARIMAN POINT BOMBAY 400021 6975 6975.00 26 584 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) A004679 YOGI AGGARWAL 116 GREAT WESTERN BUILDINGS BAKEHOUSE LANE KALA GHODA BOMBAY 400023 2000 2000.00 27 585 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) D002364 RADHAKISHAN S DAMANI 1114 STOCK EXCH TOWER DALAL STREET FORT BOMBAY BOMBAY 400023 2800 2800.00 28 586 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) I000034 FURROKH DINSHAW IRANI BAHARESTAN BOMANJI PETIT ROAD BOMBAY BOMBAY 400026 1610 1610.00 31 589 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30133019859841 MANJU L RUPANI RUPANI HOUSE PLOT NO 32 ASHOK NAGAR SOCIETY 9TH ROAD JVPD SCHEME MUMBAI 400049 2000 2000.00 36 594 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) B004716 DEVENDRA BHANDARI F-116 BUSSA APARTMENTS B M BHARGAVA ROAD SANTACRUZ (WEST) BOMBAY 400054 2500 2500.00 38 596 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) 1206120000124239 ULFAT RAI CHATURVEDI FLAT NO 31 MADHUVAN CO OPERATIVE HOUSING SANTACRUZ (E) MUMBAI 400055 3000 3000.00 39 597 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) 1201090000738024 SUDESH ANANT KHATAWKAR PREM VASUNDHARA CO-OP.HSG.SOC. 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ASHRAM MARG, NEW DELHI 110001 10 10.00 64 622 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30234910192459 PRAVEEN RAWAT THE JAMMU AND KASHMIR BANK LTD G 40 CONNAUGHT PLACE New Delhi 110001 200 200.00 65 623 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) A001373 KEREN NARAIN ANNAND LB-28 PRAKASH DEEP 7 TOLSTOY MARG NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 31 31.00 66 624 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) C002371 CITIBANK NA 124 JEEVAN BHARATHI BLDG CONNAUGHT CIRCUS NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 17 17.00 68 626 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) G003306 OM PRAKASH GUPTA 12 TROPICAL BUILDING CONNAUGHT PLACE NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 100 100.00 69 627 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) K001102 KIRPAL SINGH 34 REGAL BUILDINGS PARLIAMENT STREET NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 120 120.00 71 629 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) L000748 LALITA RANI D 3 TALAKATORA APTS MULTI STOREY FLATS OPP R M L HOSPITAL NEW DELHI 110001 50 50.00 72 630 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) L001174 HOTEL HANS PRIVATE LTD HANSALAYA 3 R DFLOOR HANSALYA BUILDING NEW DELHI 110 001 NEW DELHI 110001 50 50.00 73 631 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) M002547 KAMINI MALIK 5 SIKANDRA ROAD NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 40 40.00 74 632 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) S000806 SADAN MOHAN PANDE B-10 DIWAN SHREE APTS 30 FEROZE SHAH RD NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 320 320.00 75 633 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) V001179 R N VARMA 144,SUKHDEV VIHAR NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110001 186 186.00 76 634 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) A000337 ALIN BHATIA C/O WHEEL FINANCE I PVT LTD 3-1/6, ASAF ALI ROAD NEW DELHI 110002 18 18.00 77 635 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) A001128 VISHWANATHA AGARWALLA DELHI STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING C/O JALAN & CO ASAF ALI ROAD NEW DELHI 110002 4 4.00 78 636 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) G000702 SURESH KUMAR GUPTA RAGHUNATH BHAWAN 11 DARYA GANJ NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110002 25 25.00 80 638 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) R001915 RAMANLAL RATHI C/O RATHI AND CO 22 DELHI STOCK EXCH BLDG ASAF ALI ROAD NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110002 70 70.00 82 640 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) R002461 RAJNISH DATTA D 10 VIKRAM NAGAR KOTLA FEROJSHAH NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110002 50 50.00 83 641 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30223610388608 CHETANYA KUMAR 21/117 LODHI COLONY NEW DELHI 110003 50 50.00 86 644 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) G003730 LALIT GUPTA 63 SUNDER NAGAR NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110003 100 100.00 87 645 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30011810036553 DHARAM PAL SINGH 14 B-31 DEV NAGAR NEW DELHI 110005 1 1.00 88 646 16-NOV-2018 30-NOV-2025 2018-19 (INTERIM) IN30078110053554 RAKESH GUPTA H. 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