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MCRL UNPAID 7 YEARS.Xlsx MCLEOD RUSSEL INDIA LIMITED List of shares together with the details of shareholders,in respect of which Dividends have remained Unpaid / Unclaimed for a consecutive period of seven years,which are liable to be transferred to the Investor Education Protection Fund(IEPF)Suspence Account in accordance with 124(6)of the Companies Act,2013 read with Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority(Accounting,Audit Transfer and Refund) Rules,2016. SRL FOLIO/CLID DPID NAME ADR1 ADR2 ADR3 ADR4 PIN SHARES 1 A00010 MR AMAR NATH ADHIKARY 119 RAJKUMAR MUKHERJEE ROAD CALCUTTA 700035 1 2 A00014 AHAMED MOHAMED AFINIA 12/13 GOPAL CHETTY LANE MADRAS 1 600001 34 3 A00027 MR. ALI AHMED C/O. TATA EXPORTS LTD. SHIVSAGAR ESTATE WORLI BOMBAY . 400018 25 4 A00032 MRS ANGELINE ALMEIDA SHARDA GRAM BLDG 2 313/D LINK ROAD DHAISAR (EAST) MUMBAI 400068 300 5 A00034 MR AMARAVADI AMARNATH C/O R.SAMBAMURTY 8-2-473 KUMMARIGUDA SECUNDERABAD 500003 266 6 A00040 M/S APAR PRIVATE LIMITED MAKER CHAMBERS III 1ST FLOOR JAMNALAL BAJAJ MARG NARIMAN POINT BOMBAY 400021 400021 10 7 A00048 ALOKA AUDDY 58/1 WELLINGTON ST CALCUTTA 12 700012 103 8 A00054 MR AJIT BAHADUR H.NO.110 L.I.C.COLONY OPP. INDIRA PARK LOWER TANK BUND ROAD P.O. GANDHINAGAR HYDERABAD A.P. 500380 2 9 A00061 AMRIT KULDIP SINGH BAKSHI C/O BRIGADIER B KULDIP SINGH C/O STATE BANK OF INDIA FARRUKHABAD 999999 109 10 A00064 MISS ARNAVAZ DHUNJISHAW BANAJI C/O,MRS AIMAI R.DARUWALLA RATAN MANSION FORJETT STREET BOMBAY 400036 67 11 A00066 MR.AMIT BANERJEE 17/G,DOVER-TERRACE (TOP FLOOR) P.O.BALLYGUNGE CALCUTTA 700019 1 12 A00082 MR ANANDA MOHAN BANERJEE 23/B,MAHENDRA ROAD, 1ST.FLOOR, CALCUTTA 700025 1 13 A00083 ANIL CHANDRA BANERJEE T-52/13A,NEW HYDERABAD NEAR HARBHAWAN LUCKNOW. 999999 10 14 A00084 SMT ANIMA BANERJEE 36A AMHERST ROW CALCUTTA 9 700009 1 15 A00090 MR ARUN KUMAR BANERJEE 2/1,SATYEN ROY BRANCH ROAD BEHALA CALCUTTA 700034 1 16 A00096 MR.AUROBINDO BANERJEE 17/G,DOVER TERRACE (TOP FLOOR) P.O.BALLYGUNGE CALCUTTA 700019. 700019 1 17 A00098 ASHOKE KUMAR BANERJI 38A LANSDOWNE TERRACE CALCUTTA 26 700026 106 18 A00101 MR. ANTHONY BAPTISTA 9, ST. JOHN ROAD BANDRA, BOMBAY-50. 400050 10 19 A00108 AMAL CHANDRA BASU BA-98,SECTOR 1 SALT LAKE CITY CALCUTTA 700064 700064 93 20 A00111 ARUN KUMAR BASU FLAT 2H. 48 GARIAHAT RD KOLKATA 700019 2 21 A00112 MR ARUNABHA BASU 51, SASTITALA ROAD CALCUTTA 700011 2 22 A00113 MR ASIM BASU 14A BHAR LANE CALCUTTA 700006 28 23 A00116 ARJUN BATHIJA HANUMAN SHARAN FLAT NO 43,9TH FLOOR NEAR PARSI GENERAL HOSPITAL BOMANJI PETIT RD. BOMBAY 400036 400036 20 24 A00117 ALOO LIMJI BATLIBOI GILDER VILLA PREMISES CO-OP.HSG.SOC.LTD. 17,PERRY CROSS ROAD BOMBAY 400050 77 25 A00119 MISS ALOO MERWANJI BATLIBOI CUMBALLA CREST,FLAT B 407 42 G.DESHMUKH MARG. BOMBAY 400026 400026 30 26 A00121 MR. ASHOK KUMAR BEHERA EVEREADY INDUSTRIES INDIA LTD. 1,MIDDLETON STREET CALCUTTA 700071 10 27 A00122 MR AMRIT NARAYAN BELLARE 1095/1,SHIVRAM CO-OP.HOUSING SOCIETY,DEVIDAYAL ROAD, MULUND WEST, BOMBAY 400080 73 28 A00126 ARUNESH ACHARYYA BHADURI 57/2 B RAJA DINENDRA ST CALCUTTA 6 700006 43 29 A00144 MRS ALO BHATTACHARYYA D-2/18,KIDWAI NAGAR EAST, NEW DELHI 110023 1 30 A00145 MRS.APARNA BHATTACHARYYA C/O,MR SUNIL KR.BHATTACHARYYA 6,PITAMBAR DEY LANE, SERAMPORE,P.O.-SERAMPORE, DIST.-HOOGHLY, PIN CODE 712201 1 31 A00146 MRS ARATI BHATTACHARYYA 29/4A,LAKE PLACE, CALCUTTA-29 700029 1 32 A00150 MR ANNAJI BABAJI BHOSALE MUDDEBIHAL DT BIJPUR MYSORE 999999 145 33 A00154 MR ANIL CHANDRA BHOWMIK 16,KANKULIA ROAD, CALCUTTA-19 700019 1 34 A00156 MRS ASHA BIJAWAT 16 FRAMROZ COURT 250 MARINE DRIVE MUMBAI 400020 5 35 A00157 MR AMAR BISWAS C/O D.K.MANNA 5-G NABA ROY LANE, 1ST FLOOR P.O. ALIPUR CALCUTTA 700027 1 36 A00158 MR ARUNAVA BISWAS C/O D.K.MANNA 5-G NABA ROY LANE, 1ST FLOOR P.O.ALIPUR CALCUTTA 700027 1 37 A00161 AMAR NATH BOSE 32/2 B,GARPAR ROAD AMHEREST STREET P.O. CALCUTTA-9. 700009 24 38 A00164 MRS AMIYA BOSE C/O,P.K.BOSE, 1/2,SITARAM GHOSH STREET, BACK PORTION, CALCUTTA 700009 1 39 A00173 ANIL KUMAR BOTHRA SHIBAM APT FLAT NO-B 3&4 2ND FLOOR 89/108/1,N.K.BANERJEE STREET HOOGHLY RISHRA 712248 5 40 A00176 ASPY F BUHARIWALA ALI MANZIL 1ST FLOOR N.PETIT STREET GRANT ROAD BOMBAY 400007 29 41 A00184 AZIZ DAWOOD CASSUM AMENIA 128 CUMBALLA HILL BOMBAY 26 400026 6 42 A00185 MRS ANNA CHACKO 47 REBELLO HOUSE 132, HILL ROAD, BANDRA BOMBAY 400050 210 43 A00186 ARUN CHAKRABARTY P-65, SENHATI COLONY KOLKATA 700 034 700034 1 44 A00187 MR ANIL BARAN CHAKRABORTY 9,MANDE VILLE GARDENS FLAT C-I CALCUTTA-19 700019 1 45 A00192 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA BHADRA KALITALA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 46 A00193 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 3 47 A00194 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 48 A00195 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 49 A00196 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 50 A00198 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 51 A00199 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.0.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 52 A00200 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 53 A00201 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 54 A00203 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL MERIA P.O. AKNA DIST. HOOGHLY 712148 1 55 A00205 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL MERIA P.O.AKNA W.B. HOOGHLY 712148 1 56 A00207 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL.MERIA P.O.AKNA W.B. HOOGHLY 712148 1 57 A00208 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL.MERIA P.O.AKNA W.B. HOOGHLY 712148 1 58 A00209 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL.MERIA P.O.AKNA W.B. HOOGHLY 712148 1 59 A00211 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL.MERIA P.O.AKNA W.B. HOOGHLY 712148 1 60 A00213 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 61 A00215 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 62 A00217 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 63 A00219 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 64 A00221 ALPANA CHAKRABORTTY VILL-MERIA P.O.-AKNA HOOGHLY 712148 1 65 A00230 MR A CHANDRASEKHAR C/3-3 M-S FLATS R K PURAM NEW DELHI 110066 1 66 A00231 ADOLPHINE DORIS CHAPMAN HEAD MISTRESS C/O. NEW NODEL SCHOOL FARIDKOT W. PUNJAB 999999 100 67 A00233 AMAR NATH CHATTERJEE BRATALAYA, STATION ROAD, PATNA 800001 1 68 A00238 MR ANJAN LAL CHATTERJEE 38A,RATAN BABU ROAD CALCUTTA 700002 700002 5 69 A00239 MR. ANUP CHATTERJEE 8, NARENDRA SEN SQ. CALCUTTA-9. 700009 108 70 A00245 MR ASIS KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY C/O SRI RAM CHANDRA CHATTOPADHYAY 41,BACHASPATI PARA ROAD DAKSHINESWAR CALCUTTA 700076 1 71 A00250 MR ANUPOM RAI CHAUDHURI 62/1,DHARMATOLA LANE HOWRAH 711102 10 72 A00265 ANJALIE CHOPRA 20,DARBHANGA COLONY ALLAHABAD U.P. 211002 100 73 A00266 MR.ARJUN CHOPRA 20,DARBHANGA COLONY, ALLAHABAD-2 211002 100 74 A00274 MR. ADI RUSTOM COOPER SEA SCAPER 42, BHULABHAI DESAI ROAD BOMBAY-26. 400026 163 75 A00293 ASHOK DAS C/O S.S.SONTHALIA 15,NOORMAL LOHIA LANE 2ND FLOOR KOLKATA 700007 1 76 A00297 MR AMITABHA DAS ANANTAPUR SIDDHESWARI HIGH SCHOOL P O ANANTAPUR DIST HOWRAH 999999 10 77 A00298 MRS ANJALI DAS C/O,RAMKRISHNA DAS 10/1A,MAHESH CHOWDHURY LANE CALCUTTA 700025 1 78 A00310 MR ASOK DASGUPTA 193,RASH BEHARI AVENUE, CALCUTTA 700019 1 79 A00323 MR AJIT KUMAR DE ARMSTRONG ROAD PODA KOTHI CHAK PURI 752001 752001 112 80 A00343 ANJALI DEVI 57/2B RAJA DINENDRA ST CALCUTTA 6 600006 8 81 A00345 MR ABANI BHUSAN DEY 18B HARTUKI BAGAN LANE CALCUTTA 6 700006 300 82 A00347 ANIL KUMAR DEY 90 INSTITUTE LANE CALCUTTA 36 700036 1 83 A00352 ASHOK KUMAR DEY VILL-NOBASSON NANDIPARA P.O.MUNSHIR HAT HOWRAH 711410 1 84 A00356 ASHOK KUMAR DEY VILL-NOBASON (NANDY PARA) P.O.-MUNSHI HAT HOWRAH 711410 1 85 A00357 ASHOK KUMAR DEY VILL-NOBASON (NANDY PARA) P.O.-MUNSHIR HAT HOWRAH 711410 1 86 A00358 MR ASHOK KUMAR DEY 89/1/1 KASHI NATH CHATTERJEE LANE, SHIBPORE HOWRAH 2 711002 3 87 A00366 ARDESHIR BAPUJI DHONDI 212 C LANDS END B J RD BANDRA BOMBAY 20 400020 25 SRL FOLIO/CLID DPID NAME ADR1 ADR2 ADR3 ADR4 PIN SHARES 88 A00374 MRS AGNES D SOUZA C/O STATE BANK OF INDIA SAFE CUSTODY JAMSHEDPUR DIST SINGHBHUM JAMSHEDPUR 999999 567 89 A00384 MR. AMAL KUMAR DUTTA 43, BANCHARAM AKRUR LANE. BOWBAZAR. CALCUTTA-12. 700012 31 90 A00385 AMITAVA DUTTA N-188/D MUDIALI FIRST LANE GARDEN REACH CALCUTTA 700024 1 91 A00389 MR ARUNAVA DUTTA A-74,BIJOYPUR CENTRAL ROAD, P.O.-SODPUR,24-PGS. W.BENGAL PIN CODE 743178 1 92 A00393 ASHRUF RAJABALI EBRAHIM 102-B,EMBASSY APARTMENTS 10TH FLOOR, 46 NAPEAN SEA ROAD BOMBAY 400006 30 93 A00395 AMY DHUNJIBHOY ENGINEER C-218,NIRALA NAGAR LUCKNOW . 226007 10 94 A00401 ANNIE FERTNIG C/O.L.G.FERTING NIRMALA ESTATES, RAMAGONDANA HALL, VIA WHITEFIELD BANGALORE DIST. 999999 54 95 A00409 ARVIND VITHAL GANDHI 43 FORBES STREET BOMBAY 1 400001 67 96 A00430 ANNA GEORGE PANENMALIL HOUSE, AYMANAM P.O., KOTTAYAM DISTRICT, KERALA STATE 999999 227 97 A00431 MISS AMY PHIROZESHAH GHISTA 1, ASHLEY HOUSE, OPP.COLABA P.O. COLABA BOMBAY 400005 400005 62 98 A00432 MR ATUL PRABHULAL GHIYA GHIYA INVESTMENT 2,DIWANPARA ROAD RAJKOT 360001 1 99 A00435 MRS.ANNA MARY GHOSE 402A OUTER CIRCLE WHITE FIIED, BANGALORE 560066.
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