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Section (2) of Section 205C of the Companies Act 1956 DETAILS OF UNCLAIMED AMOUNT AS REFERRED IN SUB- SECTION (2) OF SECTION 205C OF THE COMPANIES ACT 1956 CIN NUMBER L22121DL2002PLC117874 NAME OF THE COMPANY HT MEDIA LIMITED DATE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING'10-SEP-2012 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend Rs. 27919/- Sum of interest on unpaid and unclaimed dividend NIL Sum of matured deposit NIL Sum of interest on matured deposit NIL Sum of matured debentures NIL Sum of interest on matured debentures NIL Sum of application money due for NIL Sum of interest on application money due for refund NIL refund Address of Investor Proposed Date of transfer Sr.No Name of Investor (Complete address with Dist, State, Pin Code & Country) Folio Number of Securities Investment Type Amount Due(in Rs.) to IEPF (DD-MON-YYYY) ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER E S I CORPORATION NORTH ROUND TRISSUR - 680020 District - TRICHUR, State - 1 JOSE CHERIAN KERALA,INDIA IN30163740106274 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 UTI BANK LTD SHOP NO 2A AND 2B KHAN MARKET NEW DELHI - 2 RAJESH ANAND 110003 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30048411737000 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 65/67 NEW ROHTAK ROAD NEW DELHI - 110005 District - NEW 3 SUDHIR KUMAR GUPTA DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30011810453447 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 1.00 05-SEP-2014 A - 7 C C COLONY DELHI - 110007 District - NEW DELHI, State - 4 SANDEEP JAIN DELHI,INDIA IN30020610711480 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 1.00 05-SEP-2014 26/99 3rd FLOOR WEST PATEL NAGAR NEW DELHI - 110008 5 MANJU CHANDALIA District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30072410097079 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 BLOCK-P/30 WEST PATEL NAGAR DELHI - 110008 District - NEW 6 GURMEET SINGH DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30039413932879 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 12.00 05-SEP-2014 A- 100 2nd Floor Gujranwala Town Delhi - 110009 District - NEW 7 SAURABH BATRA DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30086110141924 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 59.00 05-SEP-2014 6, SIX MEDIUM REGIMENT C/O 56 APO - 925706 District - NEW 8 JAYA GUPTA DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30223610199766 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 HQ 261, ARTY BDE, DELHI CANTT, NEW DELHI - 110010 District - 9 VIJAY KUMAR PRABHAKAR NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30226910228681 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 15.00 05-SEP-2014 PMO CIDSS EDP ENCLAVE RAOTULARAM MARG DELHI CANTONMENT NEW DELHI - 110010 District - NEW DELHI, State - 10 V SHANMUGAVELAN DELHI,INDIA IN30290241505626 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 I 153 KIRTI NGR NEW DELHI - 110015 District - NEW DELHI, 11 RAJESH KUMAR GROVER State - DELHI,INDIA IN30302850806693 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 20.00 05-SEP-2014 J 236 SAKET NEW DELHI - 110017 District - NEW DELHI, State - 12 PREM KHATRI DELHI,INDIA IN30018313250612 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 24.00 05-SEP-2014 J 236 SAKET NEW DELHI - 110017 District - NEW DELHI, State - 13 HARISH CHANDER KHATRI DELHI,INDIA IN30018313253117 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 J 14 SAKET NEW DELHI - 110017 District - NEW DELHI, State - 14 SONAKSHI CHACHRA DELHI,INDIA IN30154914649582 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 K - 166 KANGRA NIKETAN VIKASPURI NEW DELHI - 110018 15 ONKAR SINGH DOGRA District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30020610371678 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 C - 113 A GANESH NAGAR PO - TILAK NAGAR NEW DELHI - 16 HARSH 110018 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30020610871405 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 WZ 54 RAM NAGAR NEAR TILAK NAGAR NEW DELHI NEW DELHI 17 URMIL JUNEJA - 110018 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30088813599873 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 B 179 1ST FLOOR CHITTARANJAN PARK DELHI DELHI - 110019 18 SAMPADA NARANG District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30021411968563 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 21.00 05-SEP-2014 C II 106 LAJPAT NAGAR II FIRST FLOOR NEAR CENTRAL MARKET NEW DELHI - 110024 District - NEW DELHI, State - 19 SONAL RAMCHANDANI DELHI,INDIA IN30047642701648 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 20.00 05-SEP-2014 40 ZAKIR BAGH OKHLA ROAD NEW DELHI - 110025 District - 20 NOORJAHAN HUSSAIN NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30047610238218 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 45 WEST AVENUE PUNJABI BAGH NEW DELHI - 110026 District - 21 NAMITA SHARMA NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30047641837697 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 TRIVANI GARDENS VILLAGE GADAIPUR JONAPUR MANDI ROAD 22 ADITYA KAPOOR NEW DELHI - 110030 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30010011279416 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 59.00 05-SEP-2014 950. GALI NO 4 BHOLANATH NAGAR SHAHDARA DELHI - 110032 23 RAJESH KUMAR District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30088814321922 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 950 GALI NO. 4 BHOLANATH NAGAR SHAHDARA DELHI - 110032 24 SMT URMILA DEVI District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30088814580773 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 20.00 05-SEP-2014 R U 210, Pitam Pura, New Delhi - 110034 District - NEW DELHI, 25 Virender Sharma State - DELHI,INDIA IN30009510268837 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 59.00 05-SEP-2014 6A MIG FLATS RAMPURA DELHI - 110035 District - NEW DELHI, 26 DEVASHISH KUMAR SOOD State - DELHI,INDIA IN30047641812966 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 HOUSE NO T 52 VEENUS APPTT ROHINI SECTOR 9 DELHI - 27 SATBIR SINGH 110085 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30001110324997 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 1145-A MAIN BAZAR NAJAFGARH NEW DELHI - 110043 District - 28 KRISHAN LAL BATRA NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30039414970175 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 C 340, SARITA VIHAR NEW DELHI - 110044 District - NEW 29 MEENAKSHI BHARDWAJ DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30105510269735 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 20.00 05-SEP-2014 C-547 SARITA VIHAR NEW DELHI - 110076 District - NEW DELHI, 30 SHEKHER VERMA State - DELHI,INDIA IN30047642864759 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 H NO 610 HEWO APARTMENT GH - 42, SECTOR - 56 GURGAON - 31 AMIT GUPTA 401001 District - GURGAON, State - HARYANA,INDIA IN30047643211127 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 86 HEMKUNT COLONY NEW DELHI - 110048 District - NEW 32 PREET INDER SINGH DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30112715693663 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 A-54, ARYANAGAR APARTMENTS 91, I. P. EXTENSION PATPAR 33 SURENDRA KUMAR JAIN GANJ DELHI - 110092 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30046810018414 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 1.00 05-SEP-2014 DEUTSCHE BANK INFINITY TOWER 'A' (GF) SEC-25 A DLF PHASE II GURGAON - 122002 District - GURGAON, State - 34 PUNITA BHUTANI HARYANA,INDIA IN30039414511079 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 39.00 05-SEP-2014 C-2/17 TILAK LANE DELHI DELHI - 110001 District - NEW DELHI, 35 PRIYANKA RAJWAR State - DELHI,INDIA IN30021412942634 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 HOUSE NO 722 SECTOR 12 SONEPAT HARYANA - 131001 36 MOHIT GOYAL District - SONEPAT, State - HARYANA,INDIA HTM9500058 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 3.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA S KOTHI NO 2595 SECTOR-16 OPP SECTOR- 16 MARKET FARIDABAD - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, State - 37 PUSHPA HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120376 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA S KOTHI NO 2595 SECTOR-16 OPP SECTOR- 16 MARKET FARIDABAD - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, State - 38 PUSHPA HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120375 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA KOTNI NO 2595 SECTOR 16 OPP SECTOR 16 MARKET FARIDABAD - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, State - 39 PUSHPA HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120361 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA KOTHI NO 2595 SECTOR 16 OPP SECTOR 16 MARKET FARIDABAD HARYANA - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, 40 PUSHPA State - HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120360 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA KOTHI NO 2595 SECTOR 16 OPP SECTOR 16 MARKET FARIDABAD HARYANA - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, 41 PUSHPA State - HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120359 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 C/O BHATIA KOTHI NO 2595 OPP SECTOR 16 MARKET FARIDABAD HARYANA - 121002 District - FARIDABAD, State - 42 PUSHPA HARYANA,INDIA HTM0120358 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 2.00 05-SEP-2014 V 444 HOSPITAL STREET ARVIND NAGAR GHONDA DELHI - 43 JAI KUMAR SHARMA 110053 District - NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA HTM9500059 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 3.00 05-SEP-2014 C-2/50, YAMUNA VIHAR, DELHI - 110053 District - NEW DELHI, 44 ARCHANA State - DELHI,INDIA IN30205010046726 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 C 274/2 STREET NO 11 BHAJANPURA DELHI - 110053 District - 45 MANOJ KUMAR NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30048411778374 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 18.00 05-SEP-2014 R-841 RAJINDER NAGAR NEW DELHI - 110060 District - NEW 46 BABITA SETH MISRA DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30155721026311 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 15.00 05-SEP-2014 6 109 DDA FLATS MADANGIR NEW DELHI - 110062 District - 47 ASHOK KUMAR NEW DELHI, State - DELHI,INDIA IN30133018710359 Amount for unclaimed and unpaid dividend 27.00 05-SEP-2014 A-5-B/376 SFS FLATS PASCHIM VIHRA
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