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31. Interest Payment IDFC Limited- Infra Bonds - Unclaimed Interest - Tranche 3 - Series 1/2010-11 Fathers Fathers Fathers Proporsed date /Husbands /Husbands /Husbands Last Amount Due of transfer to Sr. No. First name Middle Name Last name Name Middle Name Name Address Country State District PIN code Folio no. Investment Type (Rs.) IEPF NIDHI SHAVITA BUBLANI NA B-15 GREATER KAILASH INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110048 IDC0001413 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 1 ENCLAVE-I NEW DELHI unpaid dividend MAYANK KUMAR TILAK NA MAYANK KUMAR TILAK S- INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110049 IDC0001435 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 18,TYPE-IV HUDCO unpaid dividend 2 PLACE,ANDREVS GAN NEW DELHI RAJIT KAUSHAL NA J 103 SOUTH EAT PART 1 NEW INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110049 IDC0001438 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 3 DELHI unpaid dividend KISHAN SINGH KARDAM NA S-5 HUDCO PLACE TYPE -4 INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110049 IDC0001444 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 (S)QTRS ANDREWSGANJ NEW unpaid dividend 4 DELHI 110049 NEW DELHI VINOD KUMAR GUPTA NA R-18 D-1 FLATE HUDCO PLACE INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110049 IDC0001446 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 5 ANDREWS GANJ NEW DELHI unpaid dividend INDERJEET SINGH NA FB 7 24 KISHAN NAGAR DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110051 IDC0001460 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 6 unpaid dividend NARESH MAHESHWARI NA 57-SF NEW LAYALPUR KRISHNA INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110051 IDC0001461 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 7 NAGAR NEW DELHI unpaid dividend SHATA NAND SHARMA NA 24 BALDEV PARK KRISHNA INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110051 IDC0001469 Amount for unclaimed and 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 8 NAGAR DELHI unpaid dividend 52-A, GALI NO-2, CHANDU 30-MAR-2022 PARK, OPP. M.C.D. PRIMARY 9 SCHOOL KRISHNA NAGAR NEW Amount for unclaimed and ABHISHEK JAIN NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110051 IDC0001470 unpaid dividend 1650.00 G-125 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE-1 Amount for unclaimed and 10 SUNIL KUMAR JOLLY NA NEW DELHI NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110052 IDC0001492 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 H- 17 ASHOK VIHAR PHASE 1 Amount for unclaimed and 11 SONAL TANEJA NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110052 IDC0001500 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 Amount for unclaimed and 12 SHYAM KRISHAN SHARMA NA B-D/274 YAMUNA VIHAR DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110053 IDC0001510 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 F NO 703 BLOCK 5 GOVT 13 OFFICER FLAT MOTTA KHAN Amount for unclaimed and KRKISHORENA PAHAR GANJ DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110055 IDC0001532 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 C4A/60-C JANAGPURI NEW Amount for unclaimed and 14 CHANDER SETHI NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110058 IDC0001548 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 Amount for unclaimed and 15 RAJEEV PURI NA 271 C2 JANAKPURI NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110058 IDC0001567 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 E-222 NEW RAJINDER NAGAR Amount for unclaimed and 16 VEENA DUGGAL NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110060 IDC0001592 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 LAL CHAND SUNDA B-5/119 Amount for unclaimed and 17 LAL CHAND SUNDA NA PASCHIM VIHAR NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110063 IDC0001610 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 XG-18 SHIVA ENCLAVE, A-4, Amount for unclaimed and 18 NIMISHA SHARMA NA PASCUIM VI NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110063 IDC0001617 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 J-69,II FLOOR BACKSIDE 1202990004050 Amount for unclaimed and 19 DALVEER SINGH NA SRINIWASPURI NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110065 115 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 47 FRIENDS COWRY EAST NEW Amount for unclaimed and 20 PREM MAHAJAN NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110065 IDC0001647 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO.74, G-BLOCK, EAST OF Amount for unclaimed and 21 GIRI RAJ KISHORE NA KAILASH NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110065 IDC0018901 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 A 5 61 FF FREEDOM FIOTER 22 ENCLAVE 16 NOU ROAD NEW Amount for unclaimed and ADITYA BUGGA NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110068 IDC0001677 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 1505 SECTOR A POCKET C Amount for unclaimed and 23 RANDEEP DUGGAL NA VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110070 IDC0001684 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 24 SECTOR-D POCKET-2 FLAT NO- Amount for unclaimed and PRADEEP KUMAR MATHUR NA 2049 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110070 IDC0001686 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 25 SECTOR A POCKET A FLAT NO Amount for unclaimed and GUNJAN CHANANA NA 1194 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110070 IDC0001694 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 26 JAIN EYE HOSPITAL 204 A SRI Amount for unclaimed and UMESH CHANDRA JAIN NA RAM NAGAR SHANDARA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110072 IDC0018902 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 H NO 122/A JAFFARPUR KALAN 27 NEAR JAWAHAR NANODAYA Amount for unclaimed and URMILA SHARMA NA VIDYWAYA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110073 IDC0001708 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 IDFC Limited- Infra Bonds - Unclaimed Interest - Tranche 3 - Series 1/2010-11 Fathers Fathers Fathers Proporsed date /Husbands /Husbands /Husbands Last Amount Due of transfer to Sr. No. First name Middle Name Last name Name Middle Name Name Address Country State District PIN code Folio no. Investment Type (Rs.) IEPF FLAT NO 400 POCKET 1 SECTOR 28 ANAND 22 DDA SFS FLATS DWARKA Amount for unclaimed and DR BOBBY CHAURACIA NA NEW DELHI NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001715 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 155 SECTOR 17 POCKET Amount for unclaimed and 29 SURESH KUMAR SHARMA NA A NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001716 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 H 401 KAVERI APTS PLOT NO 4 Amount for unclaimed and 30 VINOD KUMAR NA SECTOR 6 DWARKA INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001722 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 25 PLOT NO 7 SEC 9 Amount for unclaimed and 31 ARSHJOT SIDHU NA DWARKA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001725 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT-645, AIR FORCE&NAVAL 32 OFFICERS ENCLAVE PLOT-11, Amount for unclaimed and SHYAMAL KUMAR BANERJEE NA SECTOR-7, DWARKA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001726 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 251 4TH FLOOR 33 CHANDANWARI APT PLOT NO 8 Amount for unclaimed and NAMRATA AGARWAL NA SEC 10 DWARKA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001730 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 304, GREAT INDIA APPT 34 PLOT NO 15 SOC 6 DWARKA Amount for unclaimed and AJAY KUMAR PILLAI NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001733 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 334, GREAT JUDIA 35 APPARTMENTS PLOT 15, SEC 6 Amount for unclaimed and INDULEKHA NA DWARKA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001734 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 151 POCKET SECTOR 9 Amount for unclaimed and 36 SHAFI MAHMOOD KHAN NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001744 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 AZADHIND CGHS FLAT NO223 37 PLOT NO-15 SECTOR 9 DWARKA Amount for unclaimed and ANKIT KUMAR GUPTA NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001746 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 B-3 MOTHER APARTMENT 38 SECTOR 5 PLOT 6 DWALKA NEW Amount for unclaimed and VIJAY MALIK NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0001749 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 FLAT NO 833 PLOT NO 19 EPDP 39 DAKSHINA SOCIETY SECTOR 4 Amount for unclaimed and ARUN KUMAR NA DWARKA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110075 IDC0018903 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 Amount for unclaimed and 40 ANIL AGRAWAL NA I 232 SARITA VIHAR NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110076 IDC0018904 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 73-B POCKET-A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 41 RAM KRISHAN BAGGA NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001059 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 72 D POCKET A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 42 RUSTAM DAYAL NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001060 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 72C POCKET-A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 43 VARUN DAYAL NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001062 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 72 C POCKET A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 44 JYOTI DAYAL NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001063 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 HOUSE NO: 72-D POCKET-A, 45 VIKASPURI EXTENSION, NEW Amount for unclaimed and PREETI DAYAL NA DELHI MOB:9311401150 INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001066 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 73-A POCKET-A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 46 H K DAYAL AND SONS NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001069 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 73A POCKET-A, VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 47 HARI KRISHAN DAYAL NA NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001070 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 73 C POCKET A VIKASPURI EXTN Amount for unclaimed and 48 POONAM DAYAL NA DELHI INDIA DELHI NEW DELHI 110018 IDC0001071 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 H NO 148 GALI NO 7 VISHNU Amount for unclaimed and 49 THAKUR DASS NA GARDEN NEW DELHI INDIA DELHI 999999 IDC0000233 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 S-165, HANUMAN NAGAR, VAISHALI NAGAR KHATIPURA 50 ROAD STATE BANK OF BIKANER Amount for unclaimed and RAMESH CHAND SHARMA NA & JAIPUR INDIA DELHI 999999 IDC0000245 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 19-PATI KURSOO RAJBAGH Amount for unclaimed and 51 TANVEER JEHAN NA SRINAGAR SRINAGAR INDIA Jammu and Kashmir 999999 IDC0000250 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 52 68 NAYAK MOHALLA NIWARI Amount for unclaimed and MUNNA LAL GUPTA NA DIST TIKAMGARH TIKAMGARH INDIA Jammu and Kashmir 999999 IDC0000253 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 STATION ROAD BANTWA Amount for unclaimed and 53 KAILASH RETUMAL CHANDWANI NA BANTWA INDIA Jammu and Kashmir 999999 IDC0000260 unpaid dividend 1650.00 30-MAR-2022 IDFC Limited- Infra Bonds - Unclaimed Interest - Tranche 3 - Series 1/2010-11 Fathers Fathers Fathers Proporsed date /Husbands /Husbands /Husbands Last Amount Due of transfer to Sr.
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