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TTK PRESTIGE LIMITED Statement Showing Unclaimed Dividend As on 23.07.2015 for the Dividend Year 2013-2014 (A/C TTK PRESTIGE LIMITED Statement showing unclaimed dividend as on 23.07.2015 for the dividend year 2013-2014 (A/c. No.50200006388412) Due date for Transfer to IEPF 28.8.2021 Sl.No. Name Folio Number Address PINCode Amount of Securities Due(in Rs.) 1 D NO 874 BANNIMANTAP B LAYOUT SIVARATRESWAR NAGAR H S PRAKASH TTK005745 MYSORE ,KARNATAKA 2000.00 2 B-102,MEHDAURI COLONY ALLAHABAD U P ,UTTAR PRADESH RAGINI SRIVASHTAVA TTK007335 2000.00 3 FLAT NO 10 SRI DURGA APARTMENTS CHINA WALTAIR SAYED SIRAJUDDIN AHAMED TTK013339 VISAKHAPATNAM ,ANDHRA PRADESH 2000.00 4 D/O N SURYA NARAYANA 17/364 NEERUGANTI STREET OLD KIRANMAYI NICHANAMETLA TTK014117 TOWN ANANTAPUR ,ANDHRA PRADESH 2000.00 5 PRABHAKARAN TTK016427 ST ANTONYS MARKET ROAD KOTTAYAM KERALA ,KERALA 2000.00 6 THRIVENI SUPER SHOPEE VAIDYAN COMPLEX N H ROAD SAJAN T KOSHY TTK016435 KARUNAGAPALLY ,KERALA 2000.00 7 34 MAHALAXMI SOCIETY TA THASRA POST DAKOR DIST KHEDA SHAKUNTLABEN MANUBHAI PATEL TTK017843 ,GUJARAT 2000.00 8 OM PRAKASH AGARWAL TTK020133 A-4/65 IIND FLOOR SECTOR 15 ROHINI DELHI ,DELHI 2000.00 9 MANISH MANDHANI TTK100135 G 4 SURABHI ,MAHARASHTRA 2000.00 10 4297 WINDING WOODS WAY FAIR OAKS C A 95628 U S A ,NA MADHURAM TTK100254 2000.00 11 ARULJOTHI CORPORATION, 16/A CROSS CUT ROAD M P RAMAKRISHNAN TTK016471 GANDHIPURAM COIMBATORE ,TAMIL NADU 2000.00 12 MANOJ ADVANI FLAT NO 204 C NANCY GARDEN VALUAKAVI LOH ROAD WANOWRIDE PUNE ,MAHARASHTRA MONICA ADVANI TTK002118 2000.00 13 12/3 80 FEET ROAD UPSTAIRS TO SHANTI SAGAR HOTEL SBM KUSUMA JAGANNATH TTK013407 COLONY BANGALORE ,KARNATAKA 2000.00 14 D/503 INDRAPRASHATH TOWER NR DRIVE IN CINEMA JAYENDRA BHAI S PATEL TTK017571 AHMEDABAD ,GUJARAT 2000.00 15 INDIAN IOL CORPN LTD 606 SURYAKIRAN BUILDING 19 G MARG G V KRISHNAN TTK001012 NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110001 2000.00 16 MAHADEV RAO M K TTK006808 A-26 PANDARA ROAD NEW DELHI 110003 2000.00 17 MANISHA P MODAK TTK017595 C/O MAJ GEN P S MODAK 96 LODI ESTATE NEW DELHI 110003 2000.00 18 HARVINDER SINGH TTK001031 T-2388 FAIZ ROAD KAROL BAGH NEW DELHI 110005 2000.00 19 H S SIDANA TTK010985 BD 7/C DDA FLATS MUNIRKA NEW DELHI 110005 2000.00 20 INDER 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44 SAMAR RANJAN SEN TTK006990 41 POORVI MARG VASANT VIHAR NEW DELHI 110057 2000.00 45 C/O RAJEEV KAPOOR, 7 WEST HOUSE, C1/136, JANAKI PURI, NEW ANJU GARG TTK011552 DELHI 110058 2000.00 46 SUMEETA SAINI TTK019447 35/13 OLD RAJINDER NAGAR NEW DELHI 110060 2000.00 47 CHANDER KANTA SAINI TTK019448 35/13 OLD RAJINDER NAGAR NEW DELHI 110060 2000.00 48 INDRAJEET SINGH TTK011012 B 41 MAHARANI BAGH NEW DELHI 110065 2000.00 49 PRITESH SHETH TTK001302 67 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110067 2000.00 50 URVASHI MARWAH TTK007017 171 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110067 2000.00 51 RAGHUBIR KUMAR PURI TTK010790 171 MUNIRKA VIHAR NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110067 2000.00 52 SUDHIR BOLUSANI TTK011013 1425 B 1 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110070 2000.00 53 MOHAN LAL KATMAT TTK011596 6110 B 8 VASANT KUNJ NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110070 2000.00 54 RISHI KUMAR GARG TTK019812 159 JAGINITI ENCLAVE 2ND FLOOR NEW DELHI ,DELHI 110092 2000.00 55 SHANKAR ARENJA TTK007050 1310 SECTOR-9 FARIDABAD ,HARYANA 121006 2000.00 56 VILLAGE & P O - CHAKAR PUR DISTT - GURGAON HARYANA SURENDER SINGH IN3002061034 ,HARYANA 122001 2000.00 57 VINAY NARJIT SINGH BEHL TTK018873 157 AJIT NAGAR AMBALA CANTT HARYANA ,HARYANA 133001 2000.00 58 HOUSE NO 396 SECTOR NO 17 PANCHKULA HARAYANA USHA KHANNA TTK007072 ,HARYANA 134109 2000.00 59 48 SECTOR 17 PANCHKULA DISTRICT AMBALA HARYANA MEENU JUNEJA TTK007073 ,HARYANA 134109 2000.00 60 HOUSE NO 232 SECTOR 15 PANCHKULA HARYANA ,HARYANA NEENA GARG TTK007075 134109 2000.00 61 HOUSE NO 769 SECTOR-4 PANCHKULA HARYANA ,HARYANA AMAR NATH SHARMA TTK012000 134109 2000.00 62 SURJIT BHATIA TTK020330 2017 K G II SHIV PURI ROAD LUDHIANA ,PUNJAB 141008 2000.00 63 MANU GOEL TTK001436 SUKHDEV RAJ RAILWAY ROAD JAGRAON ,PUNJAB 142026 2000.00 64 TARLOK ENGINEER WORKS OUT SIDE MORIGATE FEROZEPUR CITY TARLOK SINGH TTK007134 ,PUNJAB 152002 2000.00 65 GEETA MONGIA TTK001514 H NO 3389 SECTOR 35 D CHANDIGARH ,CHANDIGARH 160015 2000.00 66 LIAO MEI YANG TTK007140 SCF 60-61 SECTOR - 15 D CHANDIGARH ,CHANDIGARH 160015 2000.00 67 SAVITRI DEVI NEHRA TTK001516 HOUSE NO 2247 SECTOR 9C CHANDIGARH ,CHANDIGARH 160017 2000.00 68 PURAN CHAND ARORA TTK001528 PHASE IV ME 224 SASNAGAR ,CHANDIGARH 160059 2000.00 69 JASBIR KAUR TTK001526 K NO 2630/69 MOHALI CHANDIGARH . ,CHANDIGARH 160062 2000.00 70 COMMERCIAL BUILDING KASAULI DIST SOLAN ,HIMACHAL OM DUTT SUD TTK010800 PRADESH 173204 2000.00 71 F/O OF N C SANGRA H # 278 SECTOR #1 CHANNI HIMMAT HEM RAJ SANGRA TTK001406 JAMMU ,JAMMU AND KASHMIR 180015 2000.00 72 REENA SAXENA TTK001552 III F 190 NEHRU NAGAR GHAZIABAD ,UTTAR PRADESH 201001 2000.00 73 SANGITA BATRA TTK007172 K-C48 KAVI NAGAR GHAZIABAD ,UTTAR PRADESH 201002 2000.00 74 ANJALI JAYASWAL TTK016688 31/9 GHUMNI BAZAR KANPUR ,UTTAR PRADESH 208001 2000.00 75 DISHA AGARWAL TTK001624 113/185 SWAROOP NAGAR KANPUR ,UTTAR PRADESH 208002 2000.00 76 S RAMASESHAN TTK001654 629 IIT CAMPUS IIT KANPUR ,UTTAR PRADESH 208016 2000.00 77 LAXMI RANI AGARWAL TTK001666 NAYA KOTHA PARCHA FARRUKHABAD ,UTTAR PRADESH 209625 2000.00 78 DIRECTORS BUNGALOW AUROBINDO COLONY B H U VARANASI PRAGYA DUBE TTK001705 ,UTTAR PRADESH 221005 2000.00 79 VISHWANATH TTK001711 KUSHIARA GYANPUR ROAD BHADOHI ,UTTAR PRADESH 221401 2000.00 80 2/1/48 GITA BHAVAN CIVIL LINES FAIZABAD U P ,UTTAR PRADESH MAHESH CHANDRA AGARWAL TTK001714 224001 2000.00 81 ALLAHABAD BANK MAIN BRANCH HAZRATGANG LUCKNOW VINAY AGARWAL TTK007278 ,UTTAR PRADESH 226001 2000.00 82 HARJEET KAUR TTK007292 C-43 SINGAR NAGAR LUCKNOW ,UTTAR PRADESH 226005 2000.00 83 C 16 H ROAD MAHANGAR EXTENSION LUCKNOW ,UTTAR JOGINDER KAUR TTK011741 PRADESH 226006 2000.00 84 VEENA DHIR TTK001757 C14 SECTOR P ALIGANJ LUCKNOW ,UTTAR PRADESH 226020 2000.00 85 C-15 RENUSAGAR COLONY PO RENUSAGAR DIST SONEBHADRA KUSUM SINGHAL TTK007315 UP ,UTTAR PRADESH 231218 2000.00 86 1 IV 1 OBRA COLONY P O OBRA DISTI SONEBHADRA UP ,UTTAR BAL KARAN SINGH TTK016680 PRADESH 231219 2000.00 87 PIYUSH GUPTA IN3016531000 B- 7, DEV VIHAR MORADABAD U P ,UTTAR PRADESH 244001 2000.00 88 14/118 INDUSTRIAL 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