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In the Matter of Striking Off of Companies Under Section 248 (1) of the Companies Act, 2013, of Companies (As Per Annexure), 1 FORM No. STK - 5 PUBLIC NOTICE [Pursuant to sub-section (1) and sub-section (4) of section 248 of the Companies Act, 2013 and rule 7 of the Companies (Removal of Names of Companies from the Register of Companies) Rules, 2016] भारत सरकार / Government of India कारपोरेट कार्य मंत्रालर् /Ministry of Corporate Affairs कंपनी रजिस्ट्रार कार्ायलर्, पजचिम बंगाल / Office of Registrar of Companies, West Bengal ननज़ाम पैलेस,दसु रा एम एस ओ बबज्डगं , 饍वितीर् तल / Nizam Palace, 2nd M. S. O. Building, 2nd Floor आिार्य िगदीश िन्द्र बोस रोड 234/4, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Road कोलकाता / Kolkata – 700020. Public Notice No: ROC/WB/STK/2017/1 Date: 07/04/2017 Reference: In the matter of striking off of companies under section 248 (1) of the Companies Act, 2013, of Companies (as per Annexure), 1. Notice is hereby given that the Registrar of Companies has a reasonable cause to believe that - (i) The following companies have not commenced business within one year of their incorporation. (ii) The following companies (as per Annexure) have not been carrying on any business or operation for a period of two immediately preceding financial years and have not made any application within such period for obtaining the status of dormant company under section 455. And, therefore, proposes to remove/strike off the names of the above mentioned companies from the register of companies and dissolve them unless a cause is shown to the contrary, within thirty days from the date of this notice. 2. Any person objecting to the proposed removal/striking off of name of the companies from the register of companies may send his/her objection to the office address mentioned here above within thirty days from the date of publication of this notice. Registrar of Companies, West Bengal S/N CIN Company Name Annexure 1 U22210WB2012PTC186802 24 HOURS MEDIA AND PUBLICATION PRIVATE LIMITED 2 U70102WB2012PTC187781 4 MEN BROTHERS REALESTATE (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED 3 U33111WB2013PTC196838 4 YEW PHARMACEUTICALS PRIVATE LIMITED 4 U74900WB2013PTC192843 48 FRAMESPEED MOTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 5 U74999WB2012PTC175037 5CUBES IT SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 6 U72900WB2012PTC178161 7 ELEVEN E SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 7 U74992WB2009PTC135216 A . DUTTA FOREX PRIVATE LIMITED 8 U45400WB2007PTC115209 A .K . PROPERTIES PRIVATE LIMITED 9 U22200WB2007PTC114737 A A PRINTING PRIVATE LIMITED 10 U74999WB2012PTC184292 A B AIR CARGO PRIVATE LIMITED 11 U18101WB2008PTC131561 A D INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED 12 U24240WB2006PTC107126 A G A HERBS PVT LTD 13 U74999WB2012PTC180309 A H V INFRA PROJECTS PRIVATE LIMITED 14 U74900WB2013PTC192558 A J P FINANCIAL SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 15 U74999WB2011PTC167448 A K DEAL TRADE PRIVATE LIMITED 16 U52190WB2011PTC163722 A K GUPTA TRADERS PRIVATE LIMITED 17 U51909WB2012PTC186853 A N TECHNOCRATS PRIVATE LIMITED 18 U74994WB2009PTC139021 A ONE COSMETIC GOODS MARKETING PRIVATE LIMITED 19 U17291WB2010PTC144192 A P TREXIM PRIVATE LIMITED 20 U45400WB2011PTC164780 A R INFRA DEVELOPERS PRIVATE LIMITED 21 U74900WB2013PTC195134 A V A SYSTEMIC INFOSYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED 22 U72300WB2013PTC197086 A&RB SOFTRONICS PRIVATE LIMITED 23 U74900WB2010PTC147873 A. G. HOLY WATER PRIVATE LIMITED 24 U20293WB2010PTC141851 A. G. TIMBER PRIVATE LIMITED 25 U70100WB2007PTC120357 A. K. ENCLAVE PRIVATE LIMITED. 26 U60230WB2010PTC143983 A. LOGITECH INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 27 U60230WB2008PTC128907 A. S. FREIGHT INDIAPRIVATE LIMITED 28 U17120WB2010PTC142549 A. V. M. DESIGNERS PRIVATE LIMITED 29 U74999WB2012PTC173303 A.B.M. MULTIPURPOSECOLD STORAGE PRIVATE LIMITED 30 U45400WB2013PTC192256 A.I.R.S PROJECT ANDCONSTRUCTION PRIVATE LIMITED 31 U74140WB2009PTC137596 A.K PAL CONSULTANCYSERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 32 U70109WB2012PLC175524 A.K. MAKE BILLION MULTI-PROJECTS LIMITED 33 U52390WB2009PLC138162 A.P. GLOBAL INDIA MULTYTRADE LIMITED 34 U51909WB2007PLC117900 A.P. ROAD & INFRASTRUCTURE EQUIPMENT CO. LIMITED 35 U74900WB2013PTC191250 A.P.K. 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U51909WB2012PTC185098 AADYA AGRO PULSES PRIVATE LIMITED 53 U70109WB2011PTC164638 AADYA KUNJ PRIVATE LIMITED 54 U51109WB2013PTC192113 AADYA SALES PRIVATE LIMITED 55 U70102WB2012PTC186979 AAFREEN NIRMAN PRIVATE LIMITED 56 U45400WB2011PLC169096 AAIRAVAT INDUSTRIESLIMITED 57 U74900WB2013PTC190177 AAIRAVAT MANPOWER SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 58 U67100WB2011PTC170267 AAIRAVAT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 59 U93000WB2012PTC186155 AAJAY ENTERTAINMENT PRIVATE LIMITED 60 U51109WB2006PTC110959 AAKANSHA DISTRIBUTORS PRIVATE LIMITED 61 U51109WB2007PTC112733 AAKARSHAN TRACON PRIVATE LIMITED 62 U52190WB2012PTC175940 AAKHET VYAPAAR PRIVATE LIMITED 63 U51909WB2012PTC175265 AAKRITI DEALERS PRIVATE LIMITED 64 U15500WB2011PLC169042 AALAP BEVERAGES PROJECTS LIMITED 65 U92412WB2012PTC188432 AALPHS ADVENTURE AND ALLIED PRIVATE LIMITED 66 U51900WB2007PTC112625 AAM STEEL & MINERALS PRIVATE LIMITED 67 U27100WB2010PTC144015 AAM STEEL PRIVATE LIMITED 68 U01403WB2010PTC152699 AAMANTRAN AGRO PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED 69 U01403WB2012PTC183944 AAMAR BANGLA AGRI TRADE (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED 70 U70109WB2012PLC185299 AAMAR BANGLA INFRACON & PROJECTS LIMITED 71 U74140WB2012PTC185250 AAMAR BANGLA MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 72 U70109WB2012PLC181062 AAMAR BANGLA PROJECTS LIMITED 73 U92190WB2007PTC116172 AAMAR CABLE ENTERTAINMENT PRIVATE LIMITED 74 U72100WB2007PTC115893 AAMAR PC COMPUTERS PRIVATE LIMITED 75 U05004WB2012PTC182542 AAMBONA FISHING & AGRICULTURE COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED 76 U74900WB2013PTC190847 AANVI COMMUNICATION PRIVATE LIMITED 77 U74999WB2009PLC137489 AAPNA PARIWAR AGRO FARMING DEVELOPERS INDIA LIMITED 78 U01403WB2011PLC162758 AAPNA PARIWAR AGRO INDUSTRIES LIMITED 79 U15400WB2010PLC151281 AAPNA PARIWAR FOOD PRODUCTS LIMITED 80 U74992WB2010PLC150543 AAPNA PARIWAR INSURANCE SERVICES LIMITED 81 U74999WB2011PLC167139 AAPNA PARIWAR JEWELLERY LIMITED 82 U70200WB2010PLC144733 AAPNA PARIWAR REALTY INDIA LIMITED 83 U70200WB2012PTC172465 AARADHYA GUWAHATI REALCON 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U52100WB2012PTC187209 AATMAJ DEALMARK PRIVATE LIMITED Page 2 of 121 S/N CIN Company Name Annexure 101 U24233WB2010PTC148228 AAYAN CHEMICALS PRIVATE LIMITED 102 U51109WB2007PTC119791 AAYUSH COMMODITIES PRIVATE LIMITED 103 U74900WB2013PTC195814 AAYUSH REALTY PRIVATE LIMITED 104 U51909WB2013PTC196077 AAYUSHI FAB PRIVATE LIMITED 105 U01403WB2011PTC166451 AB AGRITECH PRIVATE LIMITED 106 U74999WB2012PLC180334 ABADOO MINES AND MINERALS LIMITED 107 U70109WB2012PLC174358 ABASON PROJECT CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 108 U74900WB2012PTC187143 ABAYAB INFRA PRIVATE LIMITED 109 U72200WB2011PTC163346 ABCS TECHNOSOFT SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 110 U74999WB2012PTC179211 ABDIEL COMMERCIAL PRIVATE LIMITED 111 U72900WB2011PTC170207 ABDULLAH COMPUTER SOLUTION & SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 112 U52100WB2013PTC196276 ABHAVYA TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED 113 U74140WB2012PTC185667 ABHAYRASHI CONSULTANT PRIVATE LIMITED 114 U52190WB2012PLC176007 ABHEEK DEALTRADE LIMITED 115 U52190WB2012PLC175735 ABHEEK DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED 116 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