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Date of AGM(DD‐MON‐YYYY) 02‐Aug‐2018 Note: This sheet is applicable for uploading the particulars related to the unclaimed and unpaid amount pending with company. Make sure that the details are in accordance with the information already provided in e‐form IEPF‐2 CIN/BCIN L70109TG1995PLC019116 Prefill Company/Bank Name TRANSPORT CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED Date Of AGM(DD‐MON‐YYYY) 02‐Aug‐2018 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 919281.00 Sum of interest on matured debentures 0.00 Sum of matured deposit 0.00 Sum of interest on matured deposit 0.00 Sum of matured debentures 0.00 Sum of interest on application money due for refund 0.00 Sum of application money due for refund 0.00 Redemption amount of preference shares 0.00 Sales proceed for fractional shares 0.00 Validate Clear Proposed Date of Investor First Investor Middle Investor Last Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husband Last DP Id‐Client Id‐ Amount Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number Investment Type transfer to IEPF Name Name Name First Name Middle Name Name Account Number transferred (DD‐MON‐YYYY) MAYSALDON FURNITURE P O BOX A SIDDIQUE A BADUL KADAR 3366 DOHA, STATE OF QATAR 0 0 UNITED ARAB EMIRATENA 0 524 Amount for unclaimed and un 450 06‐MAR‐2022 P.O.BOX NO.6859 ABU DHABI U.A.E ANJU DATTA A K DATTA 0 0 UNITED ARAB EMIRATENA 0 773 Amount for unclaimed and un 300 06‐MAR‐2022 NO 71, MICHEAL PALAYA J B NAGAR POST BANGALORE 0 D JAYARAM A DASAPPA 560075 INDIA Karnataka 560075 2350 Amount for unclaimed and un 48 06‐MAR‐2022 30 APARTMENT HOUSE, 4TH FLOOR HYDERABAD ESTATE NEPEAN SEA ROAD, MUMBAI 0 ESTRELLA GOMES A F GOMES 400036 INDIA Maharashtra 400036 2820 Amount for unclaimed and un 204 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O A G VADVE, GHARKHEDA ROAD 1, JAI VISHWABHARATI JAYASHREE BADWE A G BADWE COLONY AURANGABAD 0 431005 INDIA Maharashtra 431005 3832 Amount for unclaimed and un 150 06‐MAR‐2022 86 THIRPPA MUDALI STREET GT LOKASUNDARAM THOLASI A THOLASI NAIDU CHENNAI 0 600001 INDIA Tamil Nadu 600001 5133 Amount for unclaimed and un 150 06‐MAR‐2022 SARVOTHAM CO‐OPERATIVE HSG.SOC.LTD., FLAT NO 8 1ST MAUREEN MATILDA PAUL A D PAUL ROAD, KHAR, MUMBAI 0 400052 INDIA Maharashtra 400052 5580 Amount for unclaimed and un 102 06‐MAR‐2022 P.O.BOX. 486, CODE 13005 SAFAT, PHILIPS VARGHESE PAROLIL A P VARGHESE KUWAIT 0 13005 KUWAIT NA 13005 7123 Amount for unclaimed and un 300 06‐MAR‐2022 B 1006 INDIRA NAGAR LUCKNOW R G VERMA A P VERMA UTTAR PRADESH 0 226016 INDIA Uttar Pradesh 226016 7791 Amount for unclaimed and un 204 06‐MAR‐2022 201, ANOOP NAGAR INDORE M P 0 R MAHDEVAN A G RAMAKRITHAM 452008 INDIA Madhya Pradesh 452008 7800 Amount for unclaimed and un 204 06‐MAR‐2022 4 A, AMMAN KOIL MIDDLE STREET S SERMATHURAI NADAR A SANGARALINGA NADAR SIVAKASI TAMILNADU 0 626123 INDIA Tamil Nadu 626123 8896 Amount for unclaimed and un 408 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O SUMATI SUBRAMANIAN 218/5849 IDBI STAFF QTRS R N NARKAR RD GHATKOPAR (E) SUBRAMANIAN ANANTHAKRISHNAN A S ANANTHAKRISHNAN MUMBAI 0 400075 INDIA Maharashtra 400075 10357 Amount for unclaimed and un 27 06‐MAR‐2022 AMITA MALHOTRA A K MALHOTRA 48 TAGORE PARK DELHI 0 0 110009 INDIA Delhi 110009 11043 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 16‐10‐182/6 MUNICIPAL COLONY V SARALA NAIR A GOVIND RAO MALAKPET HYDERABAD 0 500036 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500036 11530 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 PLAST O PACK 12 PANTHARPALLYA MYSORE ROAD BANGALORE 0 KAMALA JAIN A K JAIN 560039 INDIA Karnataka 560039 11551 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 ATTIPETTY HOUSE OCHANTHURUTH POST COCHIN 0 ANSIL A S A L SEBASTIAN 682508 INDIA Kerala 682508 11583 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 TC 2/1787 4 GOWREESAPATTAM SHURSINA RAFEEQ A M RAFEEQ TRIVANDRUM 0 695004 INDIA Kerala 695004 11586 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O C AMRITHA LAL JAIN NO 410 RAJAS TREET IST FLOOR SARADA SURESH KUMAR JAIN A RANMAL JAIN BUILDING COIMBATORE 0 641001 INDIA Tamil Nadu 641001 11998 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 FLAT 2C, 59,BHUPEN BOSE AVENUE JYOTSNA RANI DAW A N DAW KOLKATA (WEST BENGAL) 700004 INDIA West Bengal 700004 12016 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 33‐D POCKET‐B VIKAS PURI S KAIKA A C SRIRAMULU EXTENSION NEW DELHI 0 110018 INDIA Delhi 110018 12492 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 3‐C/145 NIT FARIDABAD HARYANA SARLA DEVI LUTHRA A N LUTHRA 0 121001 INDIA Haryana 121001 12571 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 BOAT (NR) PLOT 16,BLOCK 1 A, RAMESH CHANDRA SHUKLA A K SHUKLA LAKHANPUR KANPUR (UP) 208024 INDIA Uttar Pradesh 208024 12688 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 H NO 16 7 112 GRAIN MARKET A VENKATESHWARLU A CHANDRAYA WARANGAL AP 0 506002 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 506002 14185 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 NO 5 PRABHATH 3RD MAIN RD A PRAMEELA A A GUPTA VYALIKAVAL BANGALORE 0 560003 INDIA Karnataka 560003 14224 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 210 MACHISHWALA MARKET VADACHOTTA CHOWK BAZAR MAJID GAFFAR PATEL A GAFFAR PATEL SURAT GUJ 0 395002 INDIA Gujarat 395002 15299 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 JAIN BATTERY SPARES BEHIND GUJRATI SCHOOL MODHAPARA MADHU SUDAN TRIPATHI A D TRIPATHI RAIPUR MP 0 492001 INDIA Madhya Pradesh 492001 15617 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O BALA VENKATA RAMA TALKIES NANDIKOTKUR P O KURNOOL DT 0 RAMA MOORTHY ALWALA A BALAVENKATA RAMA 518401 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 518401 15688 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O D PAWAN PRINTS F‐233A MANDIA ROAD PALI MARWAR 0 VEENA JAIN A JAIN 306401 INDIA Rajasthan 306401 16090 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 AMAKKATU HOUSE PUTHUPPALLY GEEVARGHESE A V A V VARKEY PO KOTTAYAM 0 686011 INDIA Kerala 686011 16388 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 PLOT 39 SAPTHAGIRI LAY OUT BAGALUR ROAD HOSUR C LAKSHMI B A CHANDRAPRAKASAM DHARMAPURI 0 635109 INDIA Tamil Nadu 635109 16560 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O AMBAY HARIUM INDUSTRIES A ANNU AGRAWAL A P AGRAWAL B ROAD DHOLPUR (RAJ) 0 328001 INDIA Rajasthan 328001 17113 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 SCIENTIST (AGRONOMY) CLAN ICRISAT PATANCHERU ANDHRA RAMA KRISHNA AKKINAPALLY A V RAMANA PRADESH 0 502324 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 502324 17255 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 MAHINDER KUMAR SRIVASTAV A P SRIVASTAV 86 THE MALL *** SIMLA 0 171001 INDIA Himachal Pradesh 171001 17377 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 HNO 16 2 705 /1 /2 3MM LINE NO 2 ANAND NAGAR NEW MALAKPET VIDHYAVATHI AMMANABOLU A BALARAJAIAH HYDERABAD 0 500036 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500036 17544 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 7 VINAYGAM ST R A PURAM T C SHIRLY A V MATHEW CHENNAI 0 600028 INDIA Tamil Nadu 600028 17634 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O A.R.K. REDDY,PLOT NO. 49 D.NO. 78‐7‐4, GANDHIPURAM‐3 SUNITHA AVULLA A RAMAKRISHNA REDDY RAJAMUNDRY 0 533103 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 533103 17826 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 12‐13‐1241 ST NO 8 TARNAKA A MADHAVI A KRISHNA RAO SECUNDERABAD 0 500017 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500017 18782 Amount for unclaimed and un 102 06‐MAR‐2022 QR NO 15 DGP OFFICE COMPOUND LAKIDIKAPOOL HYDERABAD 0 A BAGYA LAXMI A SHANKARIAH 500004 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500004 18785 Amount for unclaimed and un 102 06‐MAR‐2022 3/201 SRINIVAS GAOTHAN ROAD G RAJ KUMAR A GANESAN NO 1 CHEMBUR MUMBAI 0 400071 INDIA Maharashtra 400071 19275 Amount for unclaimed and un 3 06‐MAR‐2022 FLAT NO 105 CARPI TOWERS SRINAGAR COLONY HYDERABAD A RAGHU NATH A V KRISHNA 500073 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500073 19712 Amount for unclaimed and un 201 06‐MAR‐2022 194, CHITRA ILLAM LAKSHMI C MURALI A CHINNAIYA PILLAI PURAM PALANI 0 624602 INDIA Tamil Nadu 624602 20337 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 T C I LTD C C I ROAD YERRAGUNTLA A SRINIVASA REDDY A VENKATA REDDY 0 516309 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 516309 21267 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O TCIL LTD NO 28 PRAKASHAM A V R A VENKATA RANGAIAH RD BROADWAY MADRAS 0 600108 INDIA Tamil Nadu 600108 21359 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 FLAT NO 12 BLOCK NO 15 RAMARAJA NAGAR OPP SUCHITRA ELECTRONICS JEEDIMETLA VILL BOWENPALLY SECUNDERABAD 0 A USHA SREE A ANJANEYULU 500029 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500029 21420 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 5 ISHAQ COLONY A O C GATE RAVICHANDRAN LAKSHMANAN A V LAKSHMANAN SECUNDERABAD 0 500013 INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500013 21466 Amount for unclaimed and un 201 06‐MAR‐2022 S/O AR RAVEENDRAN ERIYUR DST, PASUMPON (DIST) PASUMPON R SHANMUGANATHAN A R RAVEEN TAMIL NADU 0 623210 INDIA Tamil Nadu 623210 21754 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 36, BHARATHIAR STREET SUGARCANE BREEDING INSTITUTE K C PALAYAM, COIMBATORE 0 V NAGARATHINAM A VELUSAMY 641007 INDIA Tamil Nadu 641007 21784 Amount for unclaimed and un 99 06‐MAR‐2022 A212 MANSION 89/4‐A RIPON ZIA UDDIN AHMED A S M STREET CALCUTTA 0 700016 INDIA West Bengal 700016 23581 Amount for unclaimed and un 168 06‐MAR‐2022 ARUMALIL HOUSE KOTHANALLOOR JISS Z JOSEPH A S JOSEPH P O KOTTAYAM KERALA 686632 INDIA Kerala 686632 0‐IN30023911865773‐0 Amount for unclaimed and un 27 06‐MAR‐2022 C/O K G BIRADAR H NO MI 100 ARAVIND ANNARAY BAGALI A S BAGALI ADARSH NAGAR BIJAPUR 586103 INDIA Karnataka 586103 0‐IN30023912744522‐0 Amount for unclaimed and un 45 06‐MAR‐2022 BP 146 SHALIMAR BAGH 0 NEW VIKAS SARAOGI A R SARAOGI DELHI 110088 INDIA Delhi 110088 0‐IN30047642321864‐0 Amount for unclaimed and un 1080 06‐MAR‐2022 FLAT 6 2ND FLOOR SRI RANGA VILLA OLD NO 72 NEW NO 94 DR RANGA ROAD ABRIRAMAPURAM A SURYANARAYANAN A N ALSE CHENNAI 600018 INDIA Tamil Nadu 600018 0‐IN30108022091582‐0 Amount for unclaimed and un 102 06‐MAR‐2022 W/O BADRI NARAYANA A D NO 43‐ A LAKSHMI A BADRI NARAYANA 6‐A‐B N R PETA KURNOOL 518004
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