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Available Details of Shareholders in Respect of Whom Dividends Remained Unpaid/Unclaimed As on 10/December/2013 Available Details of Shareholders in respect of whom dividends remained unpaid/unclaimed as on 10/December/2013 First Name Middle Name Last Name Father/Husband First Name Father/Husband Father/Husband Last Name Address Country State District PIN Code Folio Number of Investment Type Amount Due Proposed Date of Middle Nme Securities (in Rs.) Transfer to IEPF (DD-MON-YYYY) 2005-06 MANJU BHARGAVA NA NA 2226, MASJID KHAZOOR DHARMPURA DELHI INDIA Delhi 110006 IN30020610269047 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 3.00 03-Feb-2014 GULSHAN KUMAR GERA NA NA 5/24 A VIJAY NAGAR DOUBLE STOREY DELHI . INDIA Delhi 110009 IN30112715386164 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 3.00 03-Feb-2014 DESH DEEPAK MALIK NA NA 464 KOHAT ENCLAVE PITAM PURA DELHI INDIA Delhi 110034 IN30094010028042 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 RAKESH KUMAR DWIVEDI NA NA F 24/173 SECTOR 3 ROHINI DELHI INDIA Delhi 110085 IN30089610298914 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 KISHORE BALANI NA NA A- 321 BLOCK A SECTOR - 19 NOIDA (UP) INDIA Delhi 110091 IN30088813085922 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 3.00 03-Feb-2014 RAKESH NAGPAL NA NA 912 SECTOR - 9 FARIDABAD HARYANA INDIA Haryana 121006 IN30020610349143 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 6.00 03-Feb-2014 MANOJ DUNEJA M K DUNEJA K 1/215 N. PALAM VIHAR PHASE-I GURGAON INDIA Haryana 122017 IN30112716604452 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 9.00 03-Feb-2014 VEENA JAIN MR SURENDRA JAIN 5 ANANDPURI KANPUR INDIA Uttar Pradesh 208011 IN30055610268520 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 ARUN KUMAR GUPTA NA NA 119/368 DARSHAN PURWA KANPUR INDIA Uttar Pradesh 208012 IN30055610029230 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 150.00 03-Feb-2014 D GIRIJA KUMARI NA NA AGM, CANARA BANK HALWASIA COURT HAZRATGANJ LUCKNOW INDIA Uttar Pradesh 226001 IN30155721333814 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 SWEETY ANEJA NA NA 29 NEW INDERPURI SAHARANPUR INDIA Uttar Pradesh 247001 IN30290242890058 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 240.00 03-Feb-2014 BHUPINDER KAUR SETHI S SURJEET SINGHSETHI 65 F RAJPUR ROAD DEHRADUN U.P DEHARDUN INDIA Uttar Pradesh 248001 IN30133017663609 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 600.00 03-Feb-2014 SAROJ GUPTA NA NA C/O DR Y K GUPTA 22, TIRUPATI GARDEN ROORKEE ROAD MEERUT, UTTAR PRADESH INDIA Uttar Pradesh 250001 IN30020610404519 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 600.00 03-Feb-2014 RAVINDRA KUMAR SINGHVI NA NA 2 27 HOUSING BOARD PALI MARWAR RAJASTHAN INDIA Rajasthan 306401 IN30021411717105 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 6.00 03-Feb-2014 DILIP JETHANAND GAGWANI NA NA PLOT NO - 593 OPP. A.V. SCHOOL GROUND CRESENT BHAVNAGAR INDIA Gujarat 364001 IN30199110031446 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 BELA KAUSHIKPRASAD CHUDGAR NA NA A 1 SHYAM DUPLEX PRASHANT SOCIETY KAMAL COLONY NR.SAMVED HOSPITAL NAVARANGPURA AHMEDABAD INDIA Gujarat 380014 IN30127630219524 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 600.00 03-Feb-2014 DIPTI BHAVBHUTI TRIVEDI NA NA 3 I O C NAGAR OLD PADRA ROAD NR AKOTA STADIUM VADODARA GUJARAT INDIA Gujarat 390015 IN30021412264980 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 18.00 03-Feb-2014 TOSHAL PATEL NA NA SANTINIVAS NEXT TO SASWAT APPT VASNA ROAD VADODARA GUJARAT INDIA Gujarat 390015 IN30051311238912 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 66.00 03-Feb-2014 AVANI MEHTA NA NA B-142 , AYODHYA NAGAR V.I.P. ROAD KARELIBAUG VADODARA INDIA Gujarat 390018 IN30055610242225 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 PRAMILA DEVI GARG SURAJBHAN GARG 10-C SAGAR SANGEET 58 COLABA ROAD MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400005 IN30002010884460 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 SIMBAL GUJRAL NA NA GURU KRIPA BLDG 19TH ROAD KHAR WEST MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400052 IN30290241301156 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 120.00 03-Feb-2014 KAVITA JIGNESH MEHTA NA NA 304, MADHUBAN CO OP HSG LTD, PLOT NO 184,51,T.P.S ROAD, BORIVILI(WEST) MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400092 IN30112715748567 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 60.00 03-Feb-2014 UTI SECURITIES LIMITED NA NA 1ST FLOOR, PREMIER HOUSE PLOT NO.38, CENTRAL ROAD MIDC, ANDHERI (EAST) MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400093 IN30036010332996 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 SHEETAL MEDBALMI NA NA ANAND SOCIETY BLOCK II SECTOR 16 PLOT 102 KOPERKHAIRANE NAVI MUMBAI INDIA Maharashtra 400709 IN30051311111339 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 75.00 03-Feb-2014 KISHOR SAKHARAM BHAT NA NA AT & POST - VANGAON TALUKA- DAHANU DISTRICT- THANE VANGAON (WEST) RAILWAY INDIA Maharashtra 401103 IN30018310438172 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 300.00 03-Feb-2014 MAHESH PRABHU RAIKA NA NA A-1/201, RIVER SIDE PALACE IRANI ROAD DAHANU ROAD THANE INDIA Maharashtra 401602 IN30290241583829 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 147.00 03-Feb-2014 PRADEEP MUKUND GHANGURDE NA NA NIRUPAM -2 G-1 BEHIND ST URSULA HIGH SCHOOL AKURDI PUNE INDIA Maharashtra 411035 IN30109810306613 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 60.00 03-Feb-2014 SHAH SADHANA NA NA C1 / 205,SHUBHASHREE RESIDENCY NEAR JAI GANESH VISION, AKURDI PUNE INDIA Maharashtra 411037 IN30109810049775 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 60.00 03-Feb-2014 PRIYA AVADHOOT MAHAJAN NA NA TELEPHONE QUARTERS FORT AREA TELECOM EXCHANGE MIRAJ SANGLI INDIA Maharashtra 416410 IN30154919307920 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 30.00 03-Feb-2014 BAJRANGLAL R SHARMA NA NA VITHAL MANDIR ROAD MALGUJARI PURA WARDHA M S INDIA Maharashtra 442001 IN30075710606574 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 36.00 03-Feb-2014 RAJA RAM NA NA 27 B HIG DARIJAT COLONY NEHRU NAGAR BILASPUR INDIA Chhattisgarh 495001 IN30048411936887 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 15.00 03-Feb-2014 THOTA PADMA NA NA H NO 48/132, RAM REDDY NAGAR, POST I D P L COLONY, HYDERABAD INDIA Andhra Pradesh 500037 IN30226910346291 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 3.00 03-Feb-2014 SIVA PRASADK NA NA D.NO.3/5/42/CS/2 BALAJI TALKIES ROAD HINDUPUR INDIA Andhra Pradesh 515201 IN30169610918345 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 150.00 03-Feb-2014 DORAI RAJULU VENILRAMESH NA NA H NO 101/464 NAGULABHAVI (STREET) DHARMAVARAM ANANTAPUR DIST INDIA Andhra Pradesh 515671 IN30102220870010 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 75.00 03-Feb-2014 INDANA AYYA RAO NA NA D NO 15-65 PAYAKA RAO PETA PAYAKARAO PETA MANDAL A P INDIA Andhra Pradesh 531126 IN30286310174334 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 24.00 03-Feb-2014 VIJAY KUMAR M NA NA C/O MANOHAR RAO P K F F 5 MANASA APR 8 22 6 SUBBA RAO ST GANDHI NAGAR KAKINADA INDIA Andhra Pradesh 533004 IN30290240120725 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 75.00 03-Feb-2014 INDANA SIVANADHA MUNI NA NA D NO-12-30 WARD NO 12 GOLLAPROLU GOLLAPROLU INDIA Andhra Pradesh 533445 IN30286310174342 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 21.00 03-Feb-2014 Ramesh Kumar Jain Nathmal Jain R Gundecha & Co. No. 72, II Floor, Subhas Complex Avenue Road Bangalore Karnataka INDIA Karnataka 560002 IN30009510069472 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 3.00 03-Feb-2014 AMBUJAM BALASUBRAMANIAN NA NA WHITE HOUSE FLAT NO 503 C/2 WING 6TH MAIN 2ND BLOCK R T NAGAR BANGALORE INDIA Karnataka 560032 IN30154915303124 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 36.00 03-Feb-2014 SANJAYA TAYAL NA NA HOUSE NO 5 RAINBOW DRIVE LAYOUT SARAJAPUR ROAD BANGALORE INDIA Karnataka 560035 IN30154918003794 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 900.00 03-Feb-2014 V Jayanthi NA NA 49, Greenways Road, R. A. Puram, Chennai INDIA Tamil Nadu 600028 IN30287120087026 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 120.00 03-Feb-2014 M THILAGAVATHI GURUSINGH A MOSES NO 11 3RD CROSS EXTN BRINDAVANAM PONDICHERY INDIA Tamil Nadu 605013 IN30021412077611 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 30.00 03-Feb-2014 JAYANTHIN NA NA 15, PERIYA STREET THIRUVANNAMALAI INDIA Tamil Nadu 606601 IN30169610358568 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 120.00 03-Feb-2014 E V KRISHNASWAMY NA NA FLAT NO G 3RD FLOOR PADMAVATHY BLOCK SBI OFFICERS COLONY CANTONMENT TIRUCHIRAPALLI INDIA Tamil Nadu 620001 IN30039411670983 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 30.00 03-Feb-2014 VA CHITRA Y VALLIAPPAN DOOR NO 1/B CHURCH 7TH STREET KARAIKUDI INDIA Tamil Nadu 630002 IN30051310491829 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 6.00 03-Feb-2014 P SIVASAMY NA NA MUSTAKINATHUPATTI VELLIANAI KARUR TRICHY TAMILNADU INDIA Tamil Nadu 639118 IN30021411807896 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 120.00 03-Feb-2014 V N PRAKASH NA NA 42 VYSIAL STREET COIMBATORE COIMBATORE INDIA Tamil Nadu 641001 IN30039413245346 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 30.00 03-Feb-2014 BABU THOMAS THOMAS NA PULICKAL HOUSE POONJAR P O KOTTAYAM, KERALA INDIA Kerala 686581 IN30189510222355 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 24.00 03-Feb-2014 VANDANA MALANI NA NA 2/4 SARAT BOSE ROAD CALCUTTA INDIA West Bengal 700020 IN30010010093890 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 1500.00 03-Feb-2014 MANJU SARDA MADANLAL SARDA S.P.ROAD MALDA POST WEST BENGAL INDIA West Bengal 732101 IN30169610206514 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 45.00 03-Feb-2014 JYOTI SINGH NA NA C/O VIMAL KUMAR SINGH S.E. (E M), C.C.W.O. B.C.C.L. P.O. SARAIDHELA DHANBAD INDIA Jharkhand 828127 IN30112715371419 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 210.00 03-Feb-2014 ISHRAT ROMALE NA NA SHAH GANJ (PALTAN BAGAR), SULTANPUR UTTAR PRADESH INDIA Uttar Pradesh Sultanpur 1201320000101923 Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 75.00 03-Feb-2014 MAMTA BHARGAVA NA NA 2226,MASZID KHAZOORI DELHI INDIA INDIA INDIA
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