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RETURNS RECORDS at LVO for 2009-10 RETURNS RECORDS AT LVO for 2009-10 Information published as per Section 4(1)(a) of Right to Information Act, 2005, Catalogue of records / Files in in the office of LVO 70, BANGALORE. Name of Name of Date on Name of Date on the Officer Name of which the Cat which Official Date of who has Officer Year of Date of the file is Officer Sl. A B the file is who has Rack Bundle Year of destructi ordered who has File No. Dealrs name LVO opening the closing the received incharge Year No. C D sent to sent the No. No. disposal on of the for destroyed file file in the of E record file to the record destructi the record Record Room record on of the record Room Room Room record 6 1 2 3a 3b 4 5 7 8 9 10 11a 11b 11c 12 13 14 15 29900800640 A B C ENTERPRISES 70 1 12/05/2008 70 2 29580291372 A B M IRON FOUNDRY 04-01-05 3 29220375572 01-04-2005 E 70 A F GARMENTS 01-07-2009 A FRONTLINE COMMUNICATION 29340561067 29/01/2011 AND TECHNOLOGIES 70 4 29510205517 A G GIRISH 70 01/04/2005 5 6 29310291278 A GOUTHAM CHAND 70 01/04/2005 29730111500 A K ENTERPRISES 70 7 01/04/2005 29160055311 A K PLAST 70 8 9 01/04/2005 29250788436 A K S ENTERPRISES 70 28/01/2008 29550205689 A KUMAR ART SILK SAREES 70 01/04/2005 10 29230748677 A M MEDICALS 70 02/04/2007 11 12 29440109380 A M S ENTERPRISES 70 01/04/2005 29730289786 A M STORES 70 13 01/04/2005 29770083348 A N A ENTERPRISES 70 01/04/2005 14 15 A NAVEEN KUMAR ART SILK 29760205331 SAREES 70 01/04/2005 70 29040768812 A P S INDUSTRIES 08-01-07 16 29450110296 A R COMPUTERS 70 17 18 01/04/2005 29620139351 A R INDUSTRIES 70 01/04/2005 29640205979 A R N COTTAGE INDUSTRIES 70 01/04/2005 19 29200053155 A S MEDICAL STORES 70 01/04/2005 20 21 29590138155 A T S TECHNOLOGIES 70 01/04/2005 29820288427 A V SRINIVAS 70 01/07/2006 22 29540853315 A&B INTERIOR DESIGNERS 70 22/07/2009 23 24 29720717513 15/08/2006 E 70 A.B. INTERIORS 03-04-2009 29640824063 A.B.NAVEEN 70 21/10/2008 25 29120784288 A.C.SHEKAR 70 24/12/2007 26 27 29190105589 A.G.M. GRAPHICS 70 01/04/2005 29670490415 A.J. ENTERPRISES 70 01/04/2006 28 29110362974 A.J.BROTHERS, 70 01/04/2005 29 30 29620775477 A.J.TIMTRADE 70 14/09/2007 29740838073 A.K.ENTERPRISES 70 31/12/2008 31 29180874077 A.K.S.COMMUNICATIONS 70 31/12/2009 32 33 29450895414 A.K.SCREEN PRINTING 70 22/05/2010 29670856396 A.L.CONSTRUCTIONS 70 34 13/08/2009 29720850306 A.M. SAFETECH 70 35 36 02/07/2009 70 29400804892 A.M.INDUSTRIES 19/06/2008 70 29970863312 A.M.R.N.METAL ALLOYS 29/09/2009 37 29180813937 A.M.STORES 70 26/07/2008 38 39 29340837032 A.N.R. 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LTD., 70 122 123 01/07/2006 29930732093 ADVENT INTERNATIONAL 70 16/12/2006 29550138759 ADWIN CONSTRUCTIONS 70 01/04/2005 124 AEROSPACE INTERNATIONAL 29610106425 70 01/04/2005 125 INCORPORATED 126 AGRI GOLD FOODS AND FARM 29880286648 01/04/2005 PRODUCTS LIMITED 70 29520391606 AGRODEN AGRO CHEMICALS 70 127 01/04/2005 29160797943 AHAL ASSOCIATES 70 26/04/2008 128 129 70 29330206392 AIDC SOLUTIONS 04-01-05 29850806633 AIR FLOW SYSTEMS 70 27/06/2008 130 29960801771 AIR TECH INDIA 70 131 132 26/05/2008 29920495079 AIRTECH ENGG. 70 01/06/2006 70 29600111232 AISHWARYA ASSOCIATES 04-01-05 133 29350273699 AISHWARYA BAKERY 70 01/07/2006 134 135 29520219916 AISHWARYA BEAUTY & HEALTH 70 AISHWARYA ENGINEERING 01/04/2005 29690732904 12/12/2006 WORKS 70 136 29600064187 AISHWARYA ENTERPRISES 70 01/04/2005 137 138 29860823651 AISHWARYA ENTERPRISES 70 25/11/2008 29210852478 AISHWARYA ENTERPRISES 70 04/07/2009 139 29740705377 AISHWARYA GOLD COVERING 70 07/08/2006 140 141 29400207081 AISHWARYA SIGNS 70 AISHWARYA STEEL 01/04/2005 29500835974 12/01/2009 CORPORATION 70 142 29760790726 AISHWARYA TRADERS 70 143 144 17/12/2007 29760897814 AISWARYA ENTERPRISES 70 06/03/2010 29710054766 AIYA PRINTS 70 145 29220796261 AJANA TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS PVT LTD.,25/03/200801/04/2005 01-02-2010 E 70 146 147 29740048687 AJANTHA PLASTICS 70 01/04/2005 29600799350 AJAY ENTERPRISES 05-05-2008 01-10-2009 E 70 148 29980562267 AJAY GANGA INDUSTRIES 70 31/01/2011 149 150 70 29260702052 AJAY INTERIOR DECORATORS 07-01-06 29240381478 AKANKSHA TELECOM 70 01/04/2005 151 29090206427 AKANKSHA TELENET 70 01/04/2005 152 153 AKARSH CONSTRUCTIONS & 29490780544 29/11/2007 ENTERPRISES 70 29760378476 AKASH COMMERCIAL CO 70 154 01/04/2005 29610707728 AKASH ELECTRIC COMPANY. 70 01/08/2006 155 156 70 29430823742 AKASH METAL TRADERS 09-01-08 29660466510 AKRUTHI ADS AND CREATIONS 70 157 29890744725 AKRUTHI BIOMEDICALS, ASHA SUBHASH, PARTNER02-03-200701/01/2006 01-04-2009 E 70 158 159 29270814906 AKRUTHI TRADING COMPANY 70 08/09/2008 29050725593 AKSHA PROPERTIES PVT LTD 70 01/08/2007 160 29240866769 AKSHARA OFFICE AUTOMOTION 70 06/11/2009 161 162 29140701245 AKSHATHAA CONSULTANTS 70 25/06/2006 29910720076 AKSHAY CREATIONS 70 163 16/10/2006 29900288577 AKSHAY MARKETING COMPANY 70 01/04/2005 164 165 29620874805 AKSHAY TRADERS 70 30/12/2009 29250057347 AKSHAYA AGENCIES 70 01/04/2005 166 29460854814 AKSHAYA BUILDERS 70 27/07/2009 167 168 AKSHAYA ENGINEERS & 29600855804 17/08/2009 CONTRACTOR 70 29690288450 AKSHAYA ENTERPRISES 70 169 01/04/2005 29630805784 AKSHAYA ENTERPRISES 70 28/06/2008 170 171 29140290256 AKSHAYA MEDICALS 70 01/04/2005 29420845718 AKSHAYA SEEDS 70 28/05/2009 172 29340769035 AKSHYA FOOT WEAR 70 25/08/2007 173 174 29900051121 AKUSHI TOOLING SYSTEMS 70 01/04/2005 29830847966 AL AMEEN POWER SYSTEMS 70 175 23/05/2009 29960726693 AL.TAJ FAST FOOD 70 03/07/2006 176 177 29570395313 01-08-2005 E
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