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NEPAL INVESTMENT BANK LTD Unclaimed Dividend S.No. Shareholder Name Address Div NEPAL INVESTMENT BANK LTD unclaimed dividend S.No. Shareholder Name Address Div. Amount 1 Govinda Bahadur Shrestha Kha-450 Ghateku,Dilli Bazar 100.00 2 Dharma Devi Pokharel Munal Path,Blk No. 3/326 , Biratnr 100.00 3 Indu Joshi P O Box 2531 100.00 4 Ramesh Nath Gongol Gha 2/350,Lal Durbar 250.00 5 Hari Har Raj Joshi P O Box 2531 100.00 6 Krishna Prasad Rauniyar Kanchanpur-6 100.00 7 Narsingh Das Goyal 6/43,Kalimati 100.00 8 Shanta Bahadur Malla Ganabahal 250.00 9 Yogendra Shakya Hotel Ambassador,Lazimpat 250.00 10 Bala Ram Naupane Kathmandu 250.00 11 Mangal Bahadur Shakya C/o Usaid,Post Box 5653 150.00 12 Nanda Kishor Agrawal Reshamkothi,Birgunj 250.00 13 Pawan Kumar Agrawal Reshamkothi,Birgunj 250.00 14 Babu Lal Agrawal Reshamkothi,Birgunj 250.00 15 Nathmal Agrawal Reshamkothi,Birgunj 250.00 16 Dipak Chhetri Kathmandu 250.00 17 Dinesh Prasad Dhungana Kutubahal,Chabahil 100.00 18 Rajendra Joshi Kathmandu 200.00 19 Shiva Rama Prasai P O Box 4701 250.00 20 Rimala Shrestha P O Box 319 250.00 21 Pushpa Shrestha Nr: Sri Lankan Embassy,Baluwatar 250.00 22 Mashesh Kumar Agrawal 8/492 Wotu Tole 100.00 23 Ambika Bhetuwal Jhapa 250.00 24 Rohini Thapaliya P O Box 1804 250.00 25 Padam Tara Tuladhar Gha 1/740,Ason Tole 250.00 26 Indira Shrestha P O Box 3248 250.00 27 Swayambhu Ratna Tuladhar 11/407,Talachhi Tole 250.00 28 Rama Singh Indu Niwas,Lazimpat 150.00 29 Bijendra Singh Indu Niwas,Lazimpat 150.00 30 Landup Tshering Lama Alternate Furniture,P O Box 1449 100.00 31 Raghuram Pradhan Po Box 4839 250.00 32 Nepal united Company P O Box 742 250.00 33 Alok Sharma Kha 1/1961,Dillibazar 250.00 34 Meera Shree Shrestha Mahabouddha 100.00 35 Mukti Nath (Sharma) Adhikari Biratnagar 100.00 36 Madhu Sudhan Agrawal 4/448,Wotu Tole 250.00 37 Ajaya Kumara Mittal Birgunj 250.00 38 Suresh Kumar Agrawal Surkhet Road,W.n.2, Nepalgunj 250.00 39 Mona Shrestha 9/475,Indrachowk 450.00 40 Shiva Prasad Khanal Cha 1/617,Baluwatar 200.00 42 Udaya Ratna Kansakar 9/766,Naradevi 250.00 45 Pradeep kumar Baidya Kathmandu 250.00 46 G.M.Pradhan Kathmandu 250.00 47 Trivendra Raj Pant Holchowk 250.00 48 Suva Man Pakharin Kathmandu 100.00 49 Birendra Raj Shrestha Kathmandu 250.00 50 Mohan krishna Amatya Kathmandu 250.00 51 Chandra Bahadur Thapa Gokarna 100.00 52 Anil Rajbhandari Kathmandu 150.00 53 Hikmat Bahadur Mali Mali Oil Store,Kalimati 100.00 54 Upasana Basnet Paknajol 100.00 55 Karishma Basnet Paknajol 100.00 56 Nem Bahadur Amatya Talachhen,Jhatapole 100.00 57 Kedar Nath Kantha Bhaktapur 100.00 58 Nirmala Aryal Naxal,Narayan Chaur 250.00 59 Dipak Prasad Bajagai Udashree Chia Udyog,Kalanki 100.00 60 Bharat Mainali 3/96,Jhamsikhel 150.00 61 Maya Bikaju Bhaktapur 350.00 62 Puspa Dugad Golchha House,Ganbahal 150.00 63 Krishna Prasad Panta Gyaneswor 250.00 64 Bijaya Shah 15/7 Murlichowk,Birgunj 450.00 65 Gayatri Devi Shah 15/7 Murlichowk,Birgunj 450.00 66 Bishwonath Shah 15/7 Murlichowk,Birgunj 450.00 67 Tarikju Muslim Kathmandu 350.00 68 Jivan Kumar Singh Kathmandu 100.00 69 Gita Devi Goyal 8/44,Makhan Tole 250.00 70 Urmila Shrestha 8/287,Fasikeba 100.00 71 Harish Chandra Goyal 8/44,Makhan Tole 250.00 72 Gajendra Bahadur Pradhan Kathmandu 250.00 73 Him Kanta Sharma Neupane Basane Bazar,Bharatpur 100.00 74 Mahesh Prasad Lohani Kathmandu 100.00 75 Indra lal Shrestha Ward No.9,Chochhen 150.00 77 Surendra Lal Rajbhandari 9/30 Ram Tole,Birgunj 250.00 78 Archana Sharma Kathmandu 100.00 79 Padam Lal Shrestha Cha 1/237,Kamlachhi 150.00 80 Rajesh Lal Shrestha Cha 1/237,Kamlachhi 150.00 81 Pramod Kumar Aryal NRB,Baluwatar 100.00 82 Binod Kumar Aryal Nil Saraswoti,Gairidhara 100.00 83 Aghatha Thapa PULCHOWK 100.00 84 Dwarika Nath Shrestha Kha 1/999,Baneswor 100.00 85 Surya Man Karmacharya Lalitpur 350.00 86 Sadhana Shrestha Kha-10,Naya Baneswor 350.00 87 Samista Shrestha Kathmandu 100.00 88 M. Narayan Shrestha 284,Pyukha Tole 100.00 89 Usha Shrestha 284,Pyukha Tole 100.00 90 Kamal Singh Karki P O Box 3476 100.00 91 Ishwori Karki P O Box 3476 100.00 92 Saraswoti Shrestha Khachhen 100.00 93 Ramewor B. Chipalu Thapathali 100.00 94 Madan Lal Joshi lalitpur 100.00 95 Laxman Lal Joshi Lalitpur 100.00 96 Bijay Kumar Jaiodiya Birgunj 100.00 97 Mangala Shrestha 284,Pyukha 100.00 98 Kuber Shrestha Chha 3/842(1),Naya Bazzar 100.00 99 Sharada Gauchan 11/1,Lazimpat 100.00 100 Gopal Lamichanne Kathmandu 100.00 101 Shiva Prasad Sharma Ga 2/290,Gyaneswor 150.00 102 Sneha Prava Aryal Ga 2/290,Gyaneswor 150.00 103 Manish Kumar Jajodiya C/o Meena Jajodiya,P O Box 567 100.00 104 Ganesh Bhakta Shrestha 248,Pyukha Tole 100.00 105 Laxman Hari Shrestha Kathmandu 100.00 106 Bidhya Laxmi Shrestha Kathmandu 100.00 107 Birendra Prasad Shah Kathmandu 250.00 108 Kiran Prakash Shakha HATTISAR 250.00 109 Arjun Ram Bhakta Mathema Kha 1/228,Kalimati 100.00 110 Durga Chitrakar Kha 2/257 100.00 111 Murari Bahadur Karki Ga 2/643,Battisputali 100.00 112 Dhanendra Purusha Dhakal Kathmandu 150.00 113 Lokendra Purus dhakal Kathmandu 150.00 114 Savitri Pradhan Satya Nr. Second. School,Ward # 8, Dharan Rd. 250.00 115 Rajendra Prasad Jochhen Ward No.13,Jahada Tole,biratnagar 100.00 116 Dina Shrestha Gha 3/216,Naradevi 250.00 117 Annapurna Ghimire Kathmandu 250.00 118 Rinchen Dhorji Lama Gaida Wild Life,Durbar Marg 100.00 119 Triveni Devi Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 120 Manju Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 121 Sushila Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 122 Kiran Devi Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 123 Dilip Kumar Jalan Jaleswor 100.00 124 Ashok Kumar Lohia P O Box 534,2/350 Ramshahpath 1550.00 125 Subhash Chandra P O Box 772 600.00 126 Gopal Ray Shanghai P O Box 772 600.00 127 Ram Chandra Shanghai P O Box 772 600.00 128 Anju Shanghai P O Box 772 600.00 129 Rajesh Bajracharya Ward No. 20,Pulchowk 100.00 130 Pursottam Saghai P O Box 772 600.00 131 Nilam Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 132 Keshab Raj Gautam 597,Baneswor 100.00 133 Lalit Kumar Agrawal C/o Pashupati Impex,Birgunj Adarsha Nagar 450.00 134 Khem Chandra Choradia Ga 2/663,Bag Bazar 250.00 135 Sumitra Devi Manandhar Kathmandu 250.00 136 Suchitra Devi Manandhar Sallaghari,Bansbari 250.00 137 Chhiring Hundup Kathmandu 250.00 138 Tenzing Geje P O Box 6226 250.00 139 Tashi Tshering P O Box 6226 250.00 140 Birendra Kumar Sanghai P O Box 772 600.00 141 Suresh Kumar Agarwal Surkhet Road,W.n.2, Nepalgunj 100.00 142 Din Dayal Agrawal Kathmandu 100.00 143 Sulochana Devi 6/38 New Road,Po Box 5020 350.00 144 Lalit Kumar 6/38 New Road,Po Box 5020 350.00 145 Shanti Jyoti Raj Shrestha Kathmandu 100.00 146 Paramananda Agrawal Ga 2/129,Indrachowk 450.00 147 Usha Dugad Dugar Niwas,Main Road,biratnagar 250.00 148 Rameswor Lal Shrestha Chunipakha,Ravibhawan 250.00 149 Pawan Kumar Agrawal Reshamkothi,Birgunj 250.00 150 Tribhuvan Dev Bhatta Dillibazar 150.00 151 Pashupati Gautam Kathmandu 100.00 152 Indu Ratna Tuladhar 6/230,Khichapokhari 100.00 153 Romi Ratna Tuladhar 6/230,Khichapokhari 250.00 154 Bajrang Lal Agrawal Kha 1/72,Kalimati 250.00 155 Gita Rajbhandari Kwalkhu 100.00 156 Pankaj Tiwari Pokhara 100.00 157 Paras Tiwari Pokhara 100.00 158 Shalaja Tiwari Pokhara 150.00 159 Narad Prasad Tiwari Pokhara 150.00 160 Rukesh Maharjan Kathmandu 100.00 161 Binod Kumar Agrawal Kalaiya-5 100.00 162 Krishna Bahadur Chipalu 8/410,Wotu Tole 250.00 163 Sushila Duggad P O Box # 6661,,Ramshah Path 250.00 164 Binod Kumar Agrawal Kathmandu 250.00 165 Suresh Kumar Basnet Kathmandu 250.00 166 Shivaji Rauniyar Gha 2/60,Bhedasing 100.00 167 Hasta Kumar Bhattachan Ward No 6,Lumbini Road, Bhairahawa 250.00 168 Raj Kumar Agrawal P O Box 1224 150.00 169 Madan Lal Agrawal Kathmandu 250.00 170 Manjulata Dugad P.o. Box 10105,,Bagmati Chamber 100.00 171 Bijay Kumar Dugad P.o. Box 10105,,Bagmati Chamber 100.00 172 Binod Sherchan Kathmandu 100.00 173 Sabita Aryal Neel Saraswati,Gairidhara 100.00 174 Binod Kumar Aryal Neel Saraswati,Gairidhara 100.00 175 Tulsi Prasad Upreti Thapathali 150.00 176 Krishna Bahadur Shrestha Bagbazzar,Pokhara 100.00 177 Renuka Thebe Bageswori Tole,nepalgunj 100.00 178 Ramesh Chandra Goyal Manpur,Nepalgunj 250.00 179 Pradeep Kumar Lahariwal Bhadrapur -9 Jhapa,Mechi Anchal 250.00 180 Krishna Kumar Kanaudiya Sadarline,Nepalgunj 250.00 181 Santosh Kumar Kanaudiya Sadarline,Nepalgunj 250.00 182 Jagat Bahadur Gharti Tribhuwan Nagar Ward No 8,Wadahara Nagarpalika 100.00 183 Meghraj Bahadur Bista Ga 1/595, Narayan Chowr,W.n.33, Gyaneswor 100.00 184 Madhav Prasad Pokharel Kathmandu 150.00 185 Jayanti Devi Bista Ga 1/595 Narayan Chowr,W.n. 33 Gyaneswor 100.00 186 Agnibrat Chhetri Kathmandu 250.00 187 Kamala Devi Dugad Biratnagar 150.00 188 Raj Kumar Agrawal P O Box 1224 250.00 189 Surya Bahadur Karki Biratnagar Ward 16 Sukrapath,Block No 126 Biratnag 150.00 190 Kamar Alam C/o Hazi Emporium,Main Road Biratnagar 9 100.00 191 Dinesh Subedi Kathmandu 150.00 192 Om Prakash Dhanawat 3/382 Main Road,Biratnagar 250.00 193 Lalit Kumar Dhanawat 3/382 Main Road,Biratnagar 250.00 194 Damodar Agrawal C/o Chhuni L.
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