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List of Shareholders Whose Shares Have Been Nominal Actual Date of Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husban Folio DP ID-Client id- Account Value of transfer IEPF(DD- First Name Middle Name Last Name FirstName Middle Name d Last Name Address Country State District Pincode Number Number Shares Shares. MON-YYYY) C12010604-12010604- MEENA JHA BHAGWAT NARAYAN JHA 30/3/1, BHEL HARIDWAR UTTARAKHAND INDIA UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR 249403 00095026 110 220.00 31-OCT-2018 AZHAKATH (H) THIRUVAMBADI P O CALICUT CALICUT C12010900-12010900- BIBIN DOMINIC DOMINIC KERALA INDIA KERALA CALICUT 673603 01351404 25 50.00 31-OCT-2018 S/O RAM SWARUP MANDAL NORTH COLONY RLY Q. NO.- C12010926-12010926- RANJIT KUMAR MANDAL RAM SWARUP MANDAL 210/C , SAHIBGANJ SAHIBGANJ JHARKHAND INDIA JHARKHAND SAHIBGANJ 816109 00273646 15 30.00 31-OCT-2018 P/O LANE HYDERPORA P/O HYDERPORA DIST SRINAGAR C12018600-12018600- ANJUM ARA FARRUKH BASHIR SRINAGAR Jammu And Kashmir INDIA JAMMU AND KASHMIRSRINAGAR 190014 00352251 850 1700.00 31-OCT-2018 C12019101-12019101- AJAY KUMAR LUTHRA RAM LUTHRA H.NO. 1476, PANDARI TARAI RAIPUR CHHATISGARH INDIA CHHATISGARH RAIPUR 492001 00358850 100 200.00 31-OCT-2018 H NO 18-38, RTC COLONY MAHABUBNAGAR DISTT. C12019101-12019101- VENKAT REDDY ALLAPURAM BUCHA REDDY ALLAPURAM SHADNAGAR ANDHRA PRADESH INDIA ANDHRA PRADESH SHADNAGAR 507209 00856079 45 90.00 31-OCT-2018 C12019101-12019101- SUNEEL KUMAR RAM LAL P. NO. 232 MOTI NAGAR Unnao Uttar Pradesh India UTTAR PRADESH UNNAO 209801 01473337 5 10.00 31-OCT-2018 MODERN HOUSING SOCIETY PRATAP NAGAR NAGPUR C12020000-12020000- RAMESH PANDURANG HEDAOO PANDURANG MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA NAGPUR 440022 00145540 55 110.00 31-OCT-2018 VIJAYCHANDRASRIV H NO- 1091 SECTOR- 19 INDIRA NAGAR LUCKNOW C12020600-12020600- AMIT CHAKRADHER SH ASTAVA UTTAR PRADESH INDIA UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW 226016 00180734 30 60.00 31-OCT-2018 THRIKKOOKARAN HOUSE VARAKKARA THRISSUR C12023900-12023900- THRIKKOOKAREN LONAPPAN ANTO RAPPAI LONAPPAN KERALA INDIA KERALA THRISSUR 680325 00279002 300 600.00 31-OCT-2018 C12027000-12027000- LALE RATESHRWAR BHANUDAS BHANUDAS MAHADEV LALE 35 SIKANDAR PUR SIKANDAR PUR Latur Maharashtra India MAHARASHTRA LATUR 413512 00094420 5 10.00 31-OCT-2018 GURUNAGAR NAGAR PRATHMIK SHIK SHAK MA MAJ SAHKARIGHAR MANDLI LTD BUNGLOW NO 92 C12029900-12029900- INDUMATI GABRUBHAI PATEL NA VARACHHA RD SURAT GUJARAT INDIA GUJARAT SURAT 395006 01654385 40 80.00 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TAMILNADU INDIA TAMILNADU TIRUNELVELI 627002 00591094 50 100.00 31-OCT-2018 CPL SANTOSH PRATAP AF/FIT MCCCEO SECTION 2WING C12033200-12033200- SANTOSH PRATAP NA AF LOHEGAON PUNE MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA PUNE 411032 00648205 110 220.00 31-OCT-2018 PLOT NO 129 FLAT NO 10 PRAVIN APPRT ADARSH C12033200-12033200- MANISHKUMAR BIRENDRA SINHA BIRENDRA NAGAR JALGAON MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA JALGAON 425002 01545840 60 120.00 31-OCT-2018 C12033200-12033200- SHRIRAM SANDU SAPKAL SANDU SHANI PETH POLICE STATION JALGAON MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA JALGAON 425001 01763401 50 100.00 31-OCT-2018 402 DEVAASHISH APPT GITABHAWAN INDORE C12033200-12033200- PRIYANK MEHAR HARILAL MEHAR MADHYAPRADESH INDIA MADHYAPRADESH INDORE 452001 02266285 25 50.00 31-OCT-2018 AT & POST ASANKHEDA TAL PACHORA DIST JALGAON C12033200-12033200- BHAUSAHEB DHANRAJ BORSE DHANRAJ BORSE JALGAON MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA JALGAON 425115 02750710 25 50.00 31-OCT-2018 C/O KISHAN YADAV 856 GWAL TOLI CIVIL LINES JHANSI C12033200-12033200- ASHUTOSH KUMAR JAI BHAGWAN UTTAR PRADESH INDIA UTTAR PRADESH JHANSI 284003 03218236 5 10.00 31-OCT-2018 JAWAHAR CHAUK KUREBAON SATARA SATARA C12033200-12033200- NAVNEET RAMNARAYAN MARDA NA MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA SATARA 415501 05933773 135 270.00 31-OCT-2018 NEW A/2 337 NEW-A-2 TYPE MITHAPUR-4 TAL-DWARKA C12035000-12035000- NEELA BHARAT KAVA BHARAT LILADHAR KAVA DIST-JAMNAGAR JAMNAGAR GUJARAT INDIA GUJARAT JAMNAGAR 361345 00632498 5 10.00 31-OCT-2018 A/P YELLUR TAL WALWA DIST SANGALI YELUR C12035000-12035000- AJAY LAHU GAYAKAVAD LAHU RAVAJI GAYAKWAD MAHARASHTRA INDIA MAHARASHTRA YELUR 415407 00779677 20 40.00 31-OCT-2018 OLD NO 21 NEW NO 25 3RD CROSS STREET C12036000-12036000- MOURALY MOUTHALOU RAMACHANDIRAN GNANAPRAGASAM NAGAR PONDICHERRY Pondicherry INDIA PONDICHERRY PONDICHERRY 605008 00212345 450 900.00 31-OCT-2018 AT POST VIRMADE TAL WAI DIST SATARA BALSIDDHANATH MAND SATARA SATARA C12036000-12036000- SONAWANE DATTATRAY SHAMARAO SHAMARAO SHANKAR SONAWANE 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