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First Name Last Name Father/Husba Nd NAHAR CAPITAL AND FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14 UPTO THE DATE OF AGM i.e. 30.09.2016 First Name Last Name Father/Husba Father/Husb Address Country State District PINCode Folio Number of Investment Type Amount Proposed nd First Name and Last Securities Due(in Date of Name Rs.) transfer to IEPF (DD- MON-YYYY) CHANDURI KUMARASWAMYSAMBAIAH BUSINESS C O MEENAKSHI ENTERPRISES G R ROADINDIA Telangana Adilabad504208 00000000000000000337 Amount for unclaime 241.50 05-NOV-2021 SAYYAPA RAJUJNANAN S LPRASADAR E E OCP STORES THE S C CO LTD PO INDIA Adilaba 504292 0000IN30102220851917 Amount for 150.00 05-NOV-2021 ANDASRINIVA AJU GOLETI d unclaimed and SARAJU Telangana unpaid dividend CHANDURI KUMARASWA SAMBAIAH BUSINESS MEENAKSHI ENTERPRISESS LEPAKSHI INDIA Adilaba 504208 00000000000000005279 Amount for 241.50 05-NOV-2021 MY GENTES CLOTH SHOWROOM G R d unclaimed and ROAD MANCHERIAL 504208 unpaid dividend Telangana KOLETI NARAHARI RAJAIAH BUSINESS PADMANAIKA FINANCE & CHIT FUNDS INDIAMAI Telangana Adilabad504208 00000000000000000444 Amount for unclaime 46.50 05-NOV-2021 NEHA SARIN CHANDRA PRAKASHSA 10 MOTI BAGH DAYAL BAGH AGRA INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000004795 Amount for 289.50 05-NOV-2021 RINSERVICE unclaimed and unpaid dividend VINOD KUMARAGARWALLALLO MALAGARWALB105 NEW MARKET JEONI MANDI AGRAINDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000000861 Amount for unclaime 121.50 05-NOV-2021 KUSUM GARG WO BBLGARG 14 B LAJPAT KUNJ AGRA INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282002 0000IN30100610045467 Amount for 150.00 05-NOV-2021 unclaimed and unpaid dividend SHARAD GUPTA DEOBRAT GUPTA 24 HIRA BAGH COLONY DAYAL BAGH INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 0000IN30011811438146 Amount for 300.00 05-NOV-2021 UTTAR PRDESH AGRA unclaimed and unpaid dividend C LLAVANIA ALLAVANIA SERVICE 27 VISHNU COLONY SHAHGANJ AGRA INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282010 00000000000000005248 Amount for 181.50 05-NOV-2021 282 010 unclaimed and unpaid dividend KRISHAN KUMARKHURA RAM LALKHURAN 303 JR SILVER ESTATE NEAR KAMYANI INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282006 00000000000000005680 Amount for 105.00 05-NOV-2021 NA ASURUEYN HOSPITAL MATHURA ROAD unclaimed and SIKANDRA unpaid dividend ARCHNA JAIN PARMODH JAINHWIFE 32 12 KHATIPARA LOHA MANDI AGRA INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282002 00000000000000005015 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 282002 unclaimed and unpaid dividend SUDHA RANIGOYAL VIRENDRA KUMARGOYALLI96 A GANDHI NAGAR AGRA 282 003 U PINDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282003 00000000000000000645 Amount for unclaime 75.00 05-NOV-2021 SUDHA RANIGOYAL VIRENDRA KUAMRGOY 96 A GANDHI NAGAR AGRA 282003 U INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282003 00000000000000006926 Amount for 121.50 05-NOV-2021 ALLICAGENT P unclaimed and unpaid dividend VIRENDRA KUMARGOYAL KARAM SINGHGOYA 96 A GANDHI NAGAR AGRA 282003 U INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282003 00000000000000007141 Amount for 75.00 05-NOV-2021 LBUSINESS P unclaimed and unpaid dividend SATYENDRA KUMARAGAR LATE SHRIRAMCH AGRA SALES & EXPORT 18 713 CITY INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282003 00000000000000006755 Amount for 150.00 05-NOV-2021 WAL ANDAGARW STATION ROAD AGRA 282003 unclaimed and ALBUSINESS unpaid dividend DEVESH BAHADURSINGHRPGUPTA SERVICE B 136 KANAKA NAGER AGRA 5 INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000001353 Amount for unclaime 1.50 05-NOV-2021 ASHOK KUMARGOYAL LAKHMICHAN GOYALBUSI C O M S SUNDEEP AUTO INDUSTRIES INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282006 00000000000000004992 Amount for 25.50 05-NOV-2021 D NESS 87 INDUSTRIAL ESTATE AGRA 282006 unclaimed and U P unpaid dividend VISHNU KUMARAGAR LATE SHKOSHAVR C O M S SUNDEEP AUTO INDUSTRIES INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282006 00000000000000007070 Amount for 25.50 05-NOV-2021 WAL EOAGARWA 87 INDUSTRIAL ESTATE AGRA 282006 unclaimed and LSERVICE U P unpaid dividend SUSHILA DEVIASTHANA PARMESHWAR ASHTANAHO E 24 KAMLA NAGAR AGRA 282005 INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000006636 Amount for 121.50 05-NOV-2021 I USEHOLDLA unclaimed and unpaid dividend R PSINHA LATE DRKPRASAD E 24 KAMLA NAGAR AGRA 282005 INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000006502 Amount for 349.50 05-NOV-2021 ADVOCATE unclaimed and unpaid dividend R PSINHA LATE DRKPRASAD E 24 KAMLA NAGAR AGRA 282005 INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282005 00000000000000006503 Amount for 301.50 05-NOV-2021 ADVOCATE unclaimed and unpaid dividend HEERA RANIGOYAL SUNIL GOYALHWIF KOTHI NO 116 GANDHI NAGAR AGRA INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282003 00000000000000003979 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 E U P 282 003 282003 unclaimed and unpaid dividend BALI DEVIDAD S LDADHOUSE W O S L DAD C o SINGHAL PESTICIDES INDIA Uttar Pradesh Agra 282008 00000000000000005135 Amount for 397.50 05-NOV-2021 LADY 9 122 MOTI BAGH JAMUNA PAR unclaimed and AGRA 282 008 unpaid dividend NIMESH JAIN MAHENDRA JAINBUSINESS1 1 SWAPN APARTMENT NEAR GHOSHAINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380054 00000000000000002322 Amount for unclaime 30.00 05-NOV-2021 ASHVIN CPATEL CHANDRAKANTBINVESTOR 1 JAY NATIONAL SOCIETY NARAN PURAINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380013 00000000000000003793 Amount for unclaime 1.50 05-NOV-2021 ASHVIN CPATEL CHANDRAKAN INVESTOR 1 JAY NATIONAL SOCIETY NARAN INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380013 00000000000000003795 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 TBHAI PURA CHAR RASTA AHMEDABAD 380 abad unclaimed and 013 unpaid dividend BHAVISHA CPATEL CHANDRAKANTBINVESTOR 1 JAY NATIONAL SOCIETY NARAN PURAINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380013 00000000000000003792 Amount for unclaime 1.50 05-NOV-2021 BHAVISHA CPATEL CHANDRAKAN INVESTOR 1 JAY NATIONAL SOCIETY NARAN INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380013 00000000000000003794 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 TBHAI PURA CHAR RASTA AHMEDABAD 380 abad unclaimed and 013 unpaid dividend SHRENIK LALBHAISHAH LALBHAI BUSINESS 1 KALYAN NAGAR SOCIETY OUTSIDE INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380004 00000000000000006840 Amount for 31.50 05-NOV-2021 SHAHPUR GATE NEAR H P PETROL abad unclaimed and PUMP AHMEDABAD 380004 unpaid dividend PATEL ASHABENSANJAYSANJAYKUMAR PATELSERVICE1 KRUSHI KUNJ SOCIETY NAVA VADAJ AHMEINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380013 00000000000000003084 Amount for unclaime 4.50 05-NOV-2021 PRIYALATABEN NPATEL NARENDRA BHAIPATELSER1 SHALIBHADRA APT DAMUBHAI COLONINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380007 00000000000000001385 Amount for unclaime 16.50 05-NOV-2021 MANAN ANAIK ASHVIN CNAIK 1 SITAR COMPLEX OPP SAHYOG INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380052 0000IN30123310287704 Amount for 150.00 05-NOV-2021 BANK MEMNAGAR AHMEDABAD abad unclaimed and unpaid dividend PRITI KCHAUDHARI KANTI CHAUDHARIHHO10 B SARVODAY NAGAR PART I BHUYANINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380062 00000000000000002311 Amount for unclaime 81.00 05-NOV-2021 PRITI CHAUDHARI KANTI CHAUDHARIHW10 B SARVODAY NAGAR PART I BHUYANINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380062 00000000000000001731 Amount for unclaime 135.00 05-NOV-2021 CHETNA BABARIA MAHENDRA BABARIAHWIFE10 GEET GOVIND APARTMENTS KRISHNINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380008 00000000000000002042 Amount for unclaime 150.00 05-NOV-2021 SURENDERBHAI ISHVARBHAIP ISHVARBHAI MPATELBUSI 10 PUSHAP KUNJ SOCIETY KANKARIA INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380028 00000000000000006690 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 ATEL NESS AHMEDABAD 380028 abad unclaimed and unpaid dividend BHRANTI MSAHEBA MAHENDRABHAIHOUSEHOLD 101 AKASHSAGAR FLATS PANCHAVATI 11NINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380006 00000000000000001209 Amount for unclaime 361.50 05-NOV-2021 KRISHNAVADAN GORDHANDASSHAHGORDHANDAS KESHAVLALSHAHS102 PARICHAY APARTMENT OPP NIDHIINDIA S Gujarat Ahmedabad380054 00000000000000000609 Amount for unclaime 16.50 05-NOV-2021 PARIHASBHAI SUMTILALPARI SUMTILAL PARIKH 104 866 NIRMAL APPT SOLA ROAD INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 0000IN30223610856354 Amount for 114.00 05-NOV-2021 KH NARANPURA AHMEDABAD abad unclaimed and 380009 unpaid dividend RAMESH KPATEL KAUSHIKBHAI PATELSERVICE109 CELLAR NARAYAN CHAMBERS ASHRINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380009 00000000000000000671 Amount for unclaime 661.50 05-NOV-2021 VINOD ISHVERLALPATELISHVERLAL LPATELCA 11 ANGAL FLAT NR GOVT LADIES HOSTEINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380006 00000000000000002001 Amount for unclaime 75.00 05-NOV-2021 DEVYANI VINODPATEL VINOD IPATELHHOLD11 ANGAN FLAT NR GOVT LADIES HOS NINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380006 00000000000000001808 Amount for unclaime 7.50 05-NOV-2021 DEVYANI VINODPATEL VINOD ISHWARLAL 11 ANGAN FLAT NR GOVT LADIES INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380006 00000000000000005316 Amount for 1.50 05-NOV-2021 HWIFE HOSTEL NEAR GUJ COLLEGE abad unclaimed and PRITAMNAGAR ELLISBRIDGE unpaid dividend AHMEDABAD 380 006 VINOD PATEL ISHVER LALPATEL 11 ANGAN FLAT NR GOVT LADIES HOSTEINDIA Gujarat Ahmedabad380006 00000000000000000082 Amount for unclaime 51.00 05-NOV-2021 KIRTIDA GSHAH GAUTAM SHAHHOUSE 11 HARERAM FLATS PANCHVATI II INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380006 00000000000000005792 Amount for 283.50 05-NOV-2021 HOLD LANE GULBAI TEKRO ELLISBRIDGE abad unclaimed and AHMEDABAD 380006 unpaid dividend VASUMATIBEN JMODH JITENDRA KUMARVMO 11 RAJSHREEPARK SOCIETY DHARAM INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380005 00000000000000007123 Amount for 37.50 05-NOV-2021 DHSERVICE NAGAR SABARMATI AHMEDABAD abad unclaimed and 380005 GUJARAT unpaid dividend CHANDRIKABEN NAVINCHAND NAVINCHAND PATEL 11 VASANT VIHAR SOCIETY 1 NEAR INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380009 0000IN30098210612941 Amount for 544.50 05-NOV-2021 RAPATEL RA MITHAKHALI SIX ROADS abad unclaimed and NAVRANGPURA AHMEDABAD unpaid dividend CHANDRIKABEN CHANDRAKAN CHANDRAKAN PATELHOUS 11 VASANT VIHAR SOCIETY NO 1 INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380009 00000000000000005277 Amount for 544.50 05-NOV-2021 TPATEL T EHOLD NEAR MITHAKHALI SIX RASTA abad unclaimed and NAVRANGPURA AHMEDABAD 9 unpaid dividend ALPESH PTHAKKAR PRAKASH ATHAKKARS 12 A KALUPUR KABUTAR KHANA INDIA Gujarat Ahmed 380002 00000000000000005073 Amount for 76.50 05-NOV-2021 TUDY AHMEDABAD 380002
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