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Unclaimed Dividend As of July 22, 2015 CIN L72200PN1989PLC014448 Company Name HOV SERVICES LIMITED Date Of AGM(DD-MON-YYYY) 22-JUL-2015 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 319276 Sum of interest on unpaid and unclaimed dividend 0 Sum of matured deposit 0 Sum of interest on matured deposit 0 Sum of matured debentures 0 Sum of interest on matured debentures 0 Sum of application money due for refund 0 Sum of interest on application money due for refund 0 First Name Middle Name Last Name Father/Husb Father/Husb Father/Husband Address Country State District PINCode Folio Number of Investment Type Amount Proposed Date of and First and Middle Last Name Securities Due(in Rs.) transfer to IEPF Name Name (DD-MON-YYYY) BODHAN CHOUDHURY DINABANDHUBODHAN CHOUDHURY 14 MORDECAI LANE KOLKATAINDIA WEST BENGAL KOLKATA 700074 HVS0004685 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 RAJIV KUMAR DHINGRA MOOL CHAND DHINGRA HOUSE NO 2574 SECTORINDIA 49 FARIDABADHARYANA HARYANA FARIDABAD 121002 IN30302851048723Amount for unclaimed and unpaid150.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 MEENAKSHI SINGHAL LT VIJAY KR SINGHAL E-251 AMAR COLONYINDIA LAJPAT NAGAR IVDELHI NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 110024 IN30011810119652Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 SYED PARVEZ AALAM JEYA RAHMAN GOSI 2 A DDA FLATS SHAHPURINDIA JAT NEW DELHIDELHI NEW DELHI 110049 IN30302851871948Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2.00 18-FEB-2017 S C GULATI S D GULATI B 13 EAST BALDEV PARKINDIA DELHI DELHI NEW DELHI 110051 IN30047640651309Amount for unclaimed and unpaid400.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 NAVEEN RAWAT NA A 106 IIND FLOOR FREEDOMINDIA FIGHTERDELHI ENCLAVE NEB SARAI DELHINEW DELHI DELHI 110068 IN30021411737752Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 JITENDER YADAVA NA 699/9 SECTOR-9 GURGAONINDIA HARYANAHARYANA GURGAON 122001 IN30096610215829Amount for unclaimed and unpaid170.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 KULDEEP NA VILL SANGHI PANA BODYANINDIA ROHTAKHARYANA GOHANA ROHTAK 124303 IN30302851007698Amount for unclaimed and unpaid1000.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 RAJINDER SINGH CHAUHAN LATE SHRI LAL SINGH S/O LAL SINGH H NO-163INDIA PINJORE KALKAHARYANA SHIMLA HIGHWAY BITNAAMBALA SEURI KALKACITY PINJORE PANCHKULA HARYANA134102 IN30114310069262Amount for unclaimed and unpaid1000.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 SUKHVIR SINGH ATWAL HARPAL SINGH ATWAL SHAHEED JOGINDER SINGHINDIA NAGAR KHOTHRANPUNJAB ROAD BANGA ROADPHAGWARA PHAGWARA 144401 IN30115120980373Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 POOJA GARG ANUJ GARG SE 148 A SHASTRI NAGARINDIA GHAZIABADUTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD 201001 IN30290242240473Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2.00 18-FEB-2017 SITA PANCHOLI SH J N PANCHOLI DR. 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NO - 2 E S I HOSPITALINDIA CAMPUSUTTAR MODINAGAR PRADESH UTTAR PRADESHGHAZIABAD 201204 IN30020610239536Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend8.00 18-FEB-2017 SHAGUFTA JABEEN MOHAMMAD SALEEM RAIPURA COMPOUNDINDIA MOHALA NAGLAUTTAR ROAD PRADESH DODHPUR ALIGARHALIGARH 202002 IN30120910140478Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 MUKESH BHARGAVA RAM KUMAR BHARGAVA 46/111 BADSHAI NAKAINDIA HATA KANPURUTTAR PRADESH KANPUR 208001 IN30112716880707Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 DINESH KUMAR SHRI NAUMAL 26 ANANDPURI KANPURINDIA UTTAR PRADESH KANPUR 208023 IN30202534028352Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 SIYA RAM RASTOGI BALMIKI PRASAD CK 48/119 HARAHA RAJADARWAJAINDIA CHOUKUTTAR VARANASI PRADESH UTTAR PRADESHVARANASI 221001 IN30045012775102Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 NAND KISHOR SINGH SHYAM NARAYAN SINGH DIVISIONAL ACCOUNTINDIA OFFICE PENSIONUTTAR SECTION PRADESH NER LAHARTARAVARANASI VARANASI UP 221002 IN30045011443380Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend20.00 18-FEB-2017 CHIDANANDA A S SUBRAMANYAGUPTA A NO 72 GANDHI NAGARINDIA 2ND CROSS B BLOCKUTTAR SHIMOGAPRADESH VARANASI 221341 IN30023911175910Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 KRISHNA SWARUP NIGAM NA 448/48 A, THAKURGANJINDIA NAGARIA LUCKNOWUTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW 226003 IN30155710542614Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 PIYUSH AGARWAL DINESH KUMAR AGARWAL Q. NO.-E-58 HINDALCOINDIA COLONY HINDALCOUTTAR INDUSTRIES PRADESH LTD RENUKOOTMIRZAPUR 231217 IN30155720843106Amount for unclaimed and unpaid166.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 KIRTI ARORA AVNISH KUMAR ARORA H-130A RAILWAY HARTHALAINDIA COLONYUTTAR MORADABAD PRADESH MORADABAD 244001 IN30155721883291Amount for unclaimed and unpaid150.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 YOGESH UNIYAL NA 64, ARAGHAR DEHRADUNINDIA UTTAR PRADESH DEHRADUN 248001 IN30155720290544Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 ASHA BABRA NA 187 OLD MOHANPURIINDIA MEERUT UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT 250001 IN30290242555633Amount for unclaimed and unpaid500.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 VIPIN KUMAR GOUTAM NA COLONY SHANTI NAGARINDIA MUZAFFARUTTAR NAGAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR 251001 IN30070810440113Amount for unclaimed and unpaid400.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 GAGAN MALHOTRA NA SHAHI COMPOUND BETIAHATAINDIA GORAKHPURUTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR 273001 IN30133020020180Amount for unclaimed and unpaid200.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 LAKSHMINARAYANP V VENKATA RAMA IYER DEEPANJALI 3/A/10 BAFHIRAINDIA NAGAR MARVEYMAHARASHTRA ROAD MALAD WESTMUMBAI 400095 IN30154914810430Amount for unclaimed and unpaid194.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 RAMESH CHAND GUPTA DEEP CHAND GUPTA 504 VIJAY NAGAR VARDINDIA NANA 20 ALWARRAJASTHAN ALWAR 301001 IN30290242922436Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend10.00 18-FEB-2017 SHIV KUMAR SHARMA RAMESH CHAND SHARMA 28 SITA RAM PURI AMERINDIA ROAD JAIPURRAJASTHAN (RAJ.) JAIPUR 302002 IN30116030303915Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 KALPANA SHARMA NA P-32 MADHABAN WESTINDIA II KISHAN MARGRAJASTHAN TONK ROAD JAIPUR JAIPUR 302015 IN30089610423253Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend2.00 18-FEB-2017 MOHAMMED SHAHID NA 496 CHARCH GIRAJA GHARINDIA ABU ROADRAJASTHAN SIROHI SIROHI 307026 IN30177412471567Amount for unclaimed and unpaid1000.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 CHANDRA PAL SAINI NA 42 NEAR OLD I T O SINDHUINDIA NAGAR BHILWARARAJASTHAN BHILWARA 311001 IN30105510366795Amount for unclaimed and unpaid150.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 DEEPAK KUMAR SOMANI NA 7 / 48 PITILIYA GALI, GULINDIA MANDI, BHILWARARAJASTHAN BHILWARA BHILWARA 311001 IN30021413978657Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend4.00 18-FEB-2017 GIRISH VYAS NAND KISHORE VYAS 28-29, TULSI NAGAR BHUWANAINDIA UDAIPURRAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN. UDAIPUR 313001 IN30201710134306Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend30.00 18-FEB-2017 KAILASH DOSHI NA 26 DOSHI BHAWAN, GOUTAMWARI,INDIA CHANDRAJASTHAN POLE, UDAIPUR, RAJASTHANUDAIPUR 313001 IN30226911013123Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend20.00 18-FEB-2017 VINITA SAMDANI VIVEK SAMDANI 355 ASHOK NAGAR ROADINDIA NO 10 UDAIPURRAJASTHAN UDAIPUR UDAIPUR 313001 IN30127630439877Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 KALPANA PALIWAL NA 27 AHINSAPURI OLD FATEHPURAINDIA UDAIPURRAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR 313001 IN30018310572104Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 DINESH KUMAR KHANDELWAL NA 2-M-8, DADABARI EXT.INDIA KOTA RAJASTHAN KOTA 324009 IN30105510094974Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 CHANDRA KANTA KHANDELWAL NA 2-M-8, DADABARI EXT.INDIA KOTA RAJASTHAN KOTA 324009 IN30105510094982Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend20.00 18-FEB-2017 ASHOK BISARTI KISHAN LAL BISARTI SHIVAJI CHOWK ANTAINDIA 49, PAN SAMITIRAJASTHAN KI SAMANE, KHADI KE KINARA,KAITHUN WARD NO 8 DIST BARAN 325202 IN30105510255300Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend50.00 18-FEB-2017 ISHAQ BAIG NISAR BEG MOHALLAH NARDIYANINDIA P O SADULPURRAJASTHAN CHURU CHURU RATANGARH 331023 IN30302850836742Amount for unclaimed and unpaid260.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 KOTHARI MADHU KOTHARI DHIRENDRAKUMAR OHM PRABHU ASHISHINDIA SAURASHTRA KALAGUJARAT KENDRA SOCIETY MAINRAJKOT MARG NO 2 KALAVAD ROAD RAJKOT 360005 IN30103924018311Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend96.00 18-FEB-2017 ILESH M PATALIA NA 5, PANCHRATNA APARTMENTINDIA PARAS SOCIETYGUJARAT NEAR TIRTH RESTAURANTJAMNAGAR JAMNAGAR 361008 IN30018310161696Amount for unclaimed and unpaid100.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 GOHIL RAJENDRASINH D DILIPSINH GOHIL JAY KHODIYAR 1 NR JAYANTINDIA SOCIETY PRATAPGUJARAT NAGAR JAMNAGARJAMNAGAR GUJARAT 361008 IN30051313960244Amount for unclaimed and unpaid500.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 NITA ASHOK KOTHARI ASHOK SHANTILAL KOTHARI 8 SAHYOG APPARTMENTINDIA 11 PATEL COLONYGUJARAT BEDI ROAD JAMNAGARJAMNAGAR 361008 IN30103924362099Amount for unclaimed and unpaid420.00 dividend18-FEB-2017 SANJAY BHARAT TRIVEDI BHARATBHAI D TRIVEDI C/O. 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