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7BIZ NEWS IN NUTSHELLTata Motors’ April global sales rise39% on CV jump
New Delhi: Tata Motors reported a 38.8 per centrise in global sales, including that of Jaguar Land Roverat 1,02,297 units in April.
The company had sold a total of 73,691 units inthe same month last year.
Global wholesale of all Tata Motors’ commercialvehicles and Tata Daewoo range in April 2018, morethan doubled to 39,678 units from 128,844 units inthe same month last year, the company said in a BSEfiling.The automaker’s global sales of all passengervehicles, were at 62619 units, higher by 14 per centfrom 54,847 units in April 2017.Global sales of JaguarLand Rover were 45,284 units, Jaguar wholesales forthe month were 14,874 vehicles, while Land Rover,whole sales too at 30,410 vehicles, the company said.
TCG targets OdishaCalcutta: Indian Oil Corporation and Purnendu
Chattejree led MCPI Private Limited have teamed upto place a Rs 1000 crore proposal with the Odishagovernment for a polyester staple fibre plant in theeastern state. MCPI is part of The Chatterjee Group.
The plant will come up on a 200-acre industrialpark at Dhamnagar in Bhadrak district around 80 ki-lometers from the Dhamra port. The plant will pro-duce polyester staple fibre, draw textured yarn andfully drawn yarn, which has application in differenttextile segments.
At Dhamnagar, IOC has given a proposal alongwith MCPI that they will invest about Rs 1000 crore tomake a PSF. The plant would in turn tigger demandfor various other applications, such as garments, tech-nical textile and upholstery, said Sanjeev Chopra, Prin-cipal Secretary in the industries department Odishagovernment.
Once they come up, their products will feed thedownstream industries, Chopra said after meetingcity-based industrialists as part of the around showto attract investments ahead of the Make in Odishainvestment conclave in November. He said thegreenfield unit is expected to become operational inthe next two and half years.
MCPL was an affiliate of Japan’s Mitsubishi Chemi-cal Corporation before the majority ownership of thecompany was transferred to The Chatterjee Group. thegroup, which operates its flagship firm HaldiaPetrochem in Hengal, was planning to diversify andexpand its business.
Bankers cheer as Tata pays forBhushan Steel
Mumbai: The first major resolution of an insol-vency case filed with the National Company Law Tri-bunal has brought cheer to bankers, with Tata Steelconfirming that it had completed the acquisition of72.7% stake in Bhushan Steel and that it was in theprocess of paying the lenders Rs 35,200 crore.
Settlement of the amounts equivalent to Rs35,200 crore towards financial creditors of BSL, is be-ing undertaken as per the terms of the resolutionplan, Tata Steel said in an exchange filing, Rs 1200crore will be paid to the operational creditors of BSLover a period of 12 months as per the admitted claimsand as per the terms of the approved Resolution Plan.
Banks have already received 65-70 per cent of theamount bankers said on condition of anonymity.
With most banks having already made provisionsfor fifty per cent of the total Rs 56,000 crore BSL owedthem, proceeds from the sale are seen boosting prof-itability. BSL had topped a list of 12 debtors that theReserve Bank of India had asked banks to initiatedinsolvency proceedings against.
Toyota adds Yaris to lineupMumbai: Toyota Kirloskar Motor introduced its
new mid-segment sedan Yaris in India with an intro-ductory starting price of Rs. 8.75 lakh ex-showroomall India. The top most model is priced at Rs. 14.07 lakhex-showroom.
The company is targeting sales of 4,000 Yaris unitsby the end of May. The model will compete withHonda City, Hyundai Verna and Maruti Ciaz. Whilebookings are open at Toyota’s authorized dealershipacross the country, deliveries had started itself. Com-pany officials said more than 1,000 cars were sched-uled for delivery on the first day.
The car was first unveiled at the India Auto Expoearlier this year. It comes in four grades and versionsinclude a 7-speed CVT (Continuous Variable Transmis-sion) or 6-speed MT (Manual Transmission) engine,the company said. Yaris offers 11 first-in-segment fea-tures such as the power driver’s seat, 7-SRS airbags,roof-mounted air vents, tyre pressure monitoring sys-tem, front parking sensors, CVT across all grades, itadded.
Union Bank to raise up to Rs744 croreNew Delhi: Public sector Union Bank of India said
it has got approval from its board to raise up toRs7,400 crore in the current financial year by way ofcore equity capital or through bonds.
The bank has capped the money to be raised fromadditional tier I (ATI) bonds or tier 2 bonds to Rs3,700crore within the overall capital raising limit of Rs7,400crore. For money that can be raised via equity capital,the bank said it has been permitted to mop up anamount not exceeding Rs6,850 crore within overalllimit of Rs7,400 crore.
RCom in talks to settle Ericsson duesNew Delhi: Anil Ambani-run Reliance Commu-
nications said it is in advanced stages of discussionswith Ericsson for settling issues related to unpaid duesoutside of the insolvency and bankruptcy proceed-ings.
We confirm that RCom and Ericsson are at an ad-vanced stage of discussions to expeditiously resolvecommercial issues. This will enable Reliance Commu-nications to exit the National Company Law Tribunal(NCLT) process, an RCom said.The spokespersonadded that the company is confident to expeditiouslyproceed with its monetization plan with Reliance Jioand overall resolution plan with the lenders, keepingin mind the interests of all stakeholders.
Precision Camshafts buys Emoss forRs 58 crore
Mumbai: Precision Camshafts Ltd. (PCL) has ac-quired 51% stake in Emoss Mobile Systems B.V. of theNetherlands for Rs. 58 crore. The auto parts maker hasalso made provision to acquire the balance 49% fromthe Dutch firm’s promoters in due course.
The acquisition of Emoss, which offers electricpowertrain solutions, marks PCL’s entry into e-mobility.We are looking at capturing a significantshare of the commercial electric vehicle market glo-bally, Yatin Shah, CMD, PCL, said in an interview. Thisacquisition will enable PCL to become a global leaderin the automotive industry with a wide variety ofsolutions.Emoss has the capability to replace inter-nal combustion engines (ICE) of 3.5 to 50 tonnes ca-pacity in current buses and trucks with electricpowertrains. It has a proven track record and is alreadyreplacing engines in city trucks in New Zealand.Theacquisition will help PCL gain access to mature elec-trical mobility markets such as Europe, North Americaand Australis, the firm said.
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi signing the visitors’ book, during hisvisit to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, in Singapore .
India drugs US to WTO oversteel, aluminium duties
New Delhi: India hasdragged the US to theWorld Trade Organization’sdispute settlement mecha-nism over the imposition ofimport duties on steel andaluminium, an official said.India has stated that thedecision will impact exportsof these products to the USand it is not in compliancewith global trade norms.
India has filed a disputeunder the aegis of the WTOon the issue of imposingimport duties by the US oncertain steel and aluminiumproducts, the official said.The country has soughtconsultations with the USunder the WTO’s disputesettlement mechanism.
Seeking consultation isthe first step of disputesettlement process. If thetwo nations are not able toreach a mutually agreed so-
lution through consulta-tion, India may request fora WTO dispute settlementpanel to review the matter.On March 9, US PresidentDonald
Trump imposed heavytariffs on imported steeland aluminium items, amove that has sparked fearsof a global trade war.
Trump signed two proc-lamations that levied a 25per cent tariff on steel anda 10 per cent tariff on alu-minium imported from allcountries except Canadaand Mexico.
India too has sought ex-emptions from the heftytariffs. Biswajit Dhar, theprofessor of economics atJawaharlal Nehru Univer-sity, said the US decisionwould not only impactIndia’s export of thesegoods but would also affect
global trade.India’s exports of steel
and aluminium products toAmerica stood at aboutUSD 1.5 billion every year.
Some experts, however,opined that dragging theUS in the dispute over theissue is not in favour of In-dia as New Delhi has a tradesurplus with America.
India’s exports to the USin 2016-17 stood at USD42.21 billion, while importswere USD 22.3 billion.
Both the countries arealready involved in disputesat the global trade body.The disputes are in the ar-eas of poultry, solar andsteel.
The US recently filed adispute against India onexport incentives allegingthese support measuresharm its workers by creat-ing an uneven playing field.
Banks may recoverover Rs1 lakh crore
New Delhi: Enthusedby the successful conclu-sion of the Bhushan Steelcase, the Finance Ministryexpects banks to write backmore than Rs. 1 lakh croreafter the resolution of all 12NPA cases referred to insol-vency proceedings by theRBI it its first list.
Tata Group acquiredcontrolling stake of 72.65%in the debt-ridden BhushanSteel Ltd. for about Rs.36,000 crore which will helpin cleansing the bankingsystem as well as boostlenders’ profitability.
The remaining 11 NPAcases, which are in the pipe-line, will easily bring to thetable more than Rs. 1 lakhcrore and the amount com-ing from resolution underthe Insolvency and Bank-ruptcy Code (IBC) will di-rectly add to the bottomlineand help in reduction ofNPAs of the public sectorbanks, a senior Finance Min-istry official said.
Last year, in June, RBI’sinternal advisory commit-
tee (IAC) identified 12 ac-counts, each having morethan Rs. 5,000 crore of out-standing loans and ac-counting for 25% of totalNPAs of banks.
Following the RBI’s advi-sory banks referredBhushan Steel Ltd, BhushanPower and Steel Ltd., EssarSteel Ltd., Jaypee InfratechLtd., Lanco Infratech Ltd.,Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd.,Jyoti Structures Ltd.,Electrosteel Steels Ltd.,Amtek Auto Ltd., Era InfraEngineering Ltd., Alok In-dustries Ltd., and ABG Ship-yard Ltd to the NCLT.
These accounts to-gether have a total out-standing loan of Rs 1./75lakh crore. The KolkataBench of the National Com-pany Law Tribunal had al-ready approved VedantaResources resolution planfor acquisition ofElectrosteel Steel lastmonth. Besides, the NCLTlast month also asked thelenders of Bhushan Powerand Steel to consider the
bid submitted by the UKbased Liberty House for thedebt ridden company.
Bhushan Power andSteel owes almost Rs 48,000crore to banks and was re-ferred to the NCLT byPunjab National Bank inJune last year.
Bamnipat Steel Ltd awholly owned subsidized ofTata Steel had acquired72.65 per cent stake inBhushan Steel by payingabout Rs 36,400 crore ofwhich Rs 35,200 crore willbe paid to the financialcreditors.The buy-out is ex-pected to bring relief in theform of capital boost to PNBthe was one of the leadinglenders to the debt riddencompany, the bank said.
PNB said it had the sec-ond highest exposure toBhushan Steel and will ben-efit greatly front this acqui-sition. PNB sources say thatthe ledger outstanding toBank an Steel was Rs 3837crore while Rs 1542.99 crorewas earmarked for provi-sioning.
BoI to get Rs 1993cr from Tata Steel-Bhushan Steel deal
Kolkata: The state-owned Bank of India (BoI)would be able to realizearound Rs 1993 crore fromthe first successful NCLTresolution concerning TataSteel and Bhushan Steel, anofficial said.
The amount would notinclude haircuts, BoI manag-ing director and chief ex-ecutive officer D Mohapatrasaid.
The realization of theamount would lead to NPAreduction and increaseprofitability of the bank, hesaid.
The first successful NCLTresolution involving TataSteel and Bhushan Steel willhelp in realize Rs 1993 crore.If there are haircuts, theamount will be written backfrom provisioning,Mohapatra told at newsconference.
In the first list of 12 ac-counts sent to NCLT forresolution under Insolvencyand Bankruptcy Code (IBC),BoI's exposure was Rs 8300crore. In the second list of 27accounts, the exposure wasRs 3000 crore, he said.
Once all the resolutionsare successfully completedwho is expected in FY 2019,the bank will see a rise inprofitability, he added.
GST at 18% for foodservice to canteensChennai: The Gujarat
Authority for Advance Rul-ing has said that supply offood services to canteens atindustries and offices is inthe nature of ‘outdoor cater-ing’ and the buyer is liableto pay goods and servicestax (GST) of 18%.
Under the GST regime,outdoor catering attracts18% tax, while for canteenservices it is 5%. However,there was confusion as tohow food supplied to can-teens through third-partycatering should be treatedand taxed.
According to experts,the issue was whether suchsupplies be treated as can-teen services and taxed at5%, or treated as outdoorcatering and taxed at 18%under GST.
While it had been clari-fied that catering services to
railways and educational in-stitutions would be taxed at5%, catering services to of-fice and industry canteenshad remained a grey area.Service providers werecharging different ratesleading to disputes withcustomers. Industry playershad also sought clarifica-tion from the Finance Min-istry and the GST Councilon the issue, according toreports.
Rashmi Hospitality Ser-vices, an industrial canteencontractor, had been charg-ing clients with in-housecanteens at their factories,a GST of 18%. However, oneof its customers had askedto be charged GST at 12%.Rashmi had moved the au-thority seeking clarificationon the issue.
The authority ruled thatRashmi was providing ser-vice from premises otherthan its own to the clientand that it should betreated as ‘outdoor cateringservice’ and taxed at 18%.
It also noted the expres-sion of outdoor cateringwas not defined under theCentral Goods and Services
Tax Act as also that of theGujarat Goods and ServicesTax Act. However, the au-thority pointed out that in ajudgement, the AllahabadHigh Court had observedthat taxable catering servicecannot be confused withwho has actually consumedthe food, edibles and bever-ages supplied by thecaterer.The High Court hasalso held that the taxabilityor the charge of tax doesnot depend on whether andto what extent the personengaging the service con-sumes the edibles andedibles supplied, wholly orin part, it added.
The said Ruling wouldopen up a Pandora’s box forindustries as well as em-ployees, with increased costof meals for employees orfor businesses; where thecost of meals is borne bybusinesses. The input taxcredit is also not available,Abhishek Jain, partner, EY,said.He also pointed outthat while the ruling by theauthority was not bindingon other States to follow, itdefinitely set a precedenton the vexing issue.
UltraTech to acquire Century’scement unit in share swap deal
Mumbai: Century Tex-tiles and Industries Ltd., aB.K. Birla Group company,has decided to demerge itscement business toUltraTech Cement Ltd. of theAditya Birla Group in a stock(share) swap deal.
Century’s cement busi-ness is being acquired at anenterprise value of Rs8,621crore, including debt ofRs3,000 crore which will betaken over by UltraTech.
We were looking forgrowth opportunities andthis deal will give us leader-ship access throughout thecountry,” said K.K.Maheshwari, managing di-rector, UltraTech.
This acquisition is in linewith our strategic plan, headded..Century’s cementbusiness consists of threeintegrated cement units inMadhya Pradesh,Chhattisgarh andMaharashtra with a total ca-pacity of 11.4 million tonnesper annum (mtpa) and agrinding unit in West Bengalof 2 mtpa. The transactionprovides UltraTech the op-portunity for furtherstrengthening its presencein the highly fragmented,competitive and fast grow-ing east and central marketsand extending its footprint
in the western and southernmarkets in the country,UltraTech said. The opera-tions will be bolstered byeconomies of scale arisingout of synergies in procure-ment and logistics costs;creation of efficiencies byreducing time to market,enhancing competitivenessas well as customer service,he added.
Other advantages in-clude ready-to-use assetswith a strong distributionnetwork, availability of land,railway and other infrastruc-ture, UltraTech Cement said.The acquisition may lead togreater shareholder valuecreation, it added. Consider-ation for the demerger willbe through issuance of eq-uity shares to the share-holders of Century in theratio of 1:8 (one equity shareof UltraTech of face valueRs10 each for every eightequity shares of Century offace value Rs10 each.
UltraTech would issue1.4 crore shares to Century,which will increase its eq-uity capital to Rs288.58crore. The transaction issubject to the approval ofshareholders and creditors,stock exchanges, NCLT, CCIand all other regulatory ap-provals as may be required.
Flipkart introducescertified furnitureBengaluru: Flipkart said
it has introduced FurniSure,a certification that assurescustomers ‘quality and dura-bility’ of furniture availableon the e-tailer’s website.
It added that this was afirst-of-its-kind certificationfor furniture in Indian retailindustry. The products thatget certified would be avail-able at the FurniSure storeon Flipkart. We think this willdisrupt the industry be-cause customers [buyingfurniture] off-line as well asonline are all unsure of thequality,” said Nandita Sinha,senior director and head offurniture category ofFlipkart, in an interview. Ifyou buy electronics or ashirt online, it is a seamlessexperience. So, we built atech-enabled platformwhich could help in theseamless warehousing of
the product, delivery andinstallation, she said.
The company said thedurability certification wasoffered after a rigorous test-ing process conductedthrough National Accredita-tion Board for Testing andCalibration Laboratories-ac-credited testing laborato-ries, including Intertek andBureau Veritas.
Each certified productundergoes tests that simu-late 10 years of normal us-age as per internationalstandards, said the com-pany.
India’s furniture marketis projected to cross $32 bil-lion by 2019, according to aTechSci Research report. ButFlipkart would be facing stiffcompetition not only fromAmazon but also special-ized players such as UrbanLadder, Pepperfry andSwedish furniture retailerIkea.
AHMEDABAD MONDAY, 4/6/2018
GUJARAT NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITEDCIN- L27100GJ1991PLC016158
Regd. Office: 8, Sigma Corporate, Nr. Mann Party Plot, S. G. High Way, BodakdevAhmedabad-380059. Phone No. : 079-40029806, E-mail ID: [email protected],
Website: www.gnrl.in
This has reference to the notice dated May 11, 2018 and advertisement published on May 20,2018 at page no. 7 of Western Times (Gujarati and English newspaper) convening Extra OrdinaryGeneral Meeting (EOGM) of the members of the Company on Monday, 11th Day of June, 2018at 11:00 A.M. at registered office of the Company, for seeking approval of the members on thematters contained in the said notice.The following additional information in the Notice is hereby notified through this Corrigendum toall the members/shareholders.In the Explanatory statement at page no. 10 & 11, Point No. 8 of Item No. 3 regarding ultimatebeneficial owners of the proposed allottees in respect of the Sr. No. 1, 8 and 13 shall be read asunder instead of the same as stated in notice.
For, Gujarat Natural Resources LimitedBy Order of Board
SD/- Shalin Shah - Managing Director DIN: 00297447Place: AhmedabadDate: 02.06.2018
CORRIGENDUM TO THE NOTICE OF EXTRA ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
Sr.No.
1.
8.
13.
Names of theProposed Allottees/
Category
Infinium NaturalResourcesInvestments PrivateLimited(Promoter)
West Mark ExportsPrivate Limited(Non- Promoter)
Shaurya OrganicsPrivate Limited(Non- Promoter)
Ultimate BeneficialOwners
Ultimate Beneficial Ownersof Company/HUF
Malav Mehta (Karta), AnoliM. Mehta, Dhanyata M.Mehta, Priyata M. Mehta
Ms. Shahnaz A. Peerbhoy,Mr. Pramod Gajanan Churi,Ms. Sana A. Peerbhoy
Gopal R. Desai (Karta), NinaG. Desai, Prithvi G. DesaiTapan S. Desai (Karta),SuchitaT. Desai, Ananyaa T. DesaiRajendrasinhji P. Desai(Karta), Pushpa R. Desai,Gopal R. Desai, HarinakshiR. Patel, Rupande A. PatelSureshsinhji P. Desai (Karta),Mona S. Desai, Tapan S.Desai, Miloni S. Patel
Mr. Malav Ajitbhai MehtaMalav Mehta (HUF):
Ms. Anoli Malav MehtaMs. Shahnaz A. PeerbhoyMs. Sana A. PeerbhoyMs. Saba A. PeerbhoyMr. Laxminarayan G.Island Builders and DevelopersPrivate Limited
Murtuza Ali A. PeerbhoyMr. Gopal R. DesaiMr. Tapan S. DesaiMr. Sureshsinhji P. DesaiMs. Monaben S. DesaiMr. Rajendrasinhji P. DesaiMs. Pushpaben R. DesaiMs. Ninaben G. DesaiMs. Suchita T. DesaiGopal R. Desai (HUF)
Tapan S. Desai (HUF)
Rajendrasinhji P. Desai (HUF)
Sureshsinhji P. Desai (HUF)
This Corrigendum is also being placed at the website of the Company and at the website ofthe Exchange.
CHANGE OF NAMEI have changed my old name
from BHAVANABENATULKUMAR AMIN to New
Name BHAVNABENATULKUMAR AMIN Add. :Shagun Plaza, Bodakdev,
Ahmedabad761
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi visiting the Buddha Tooth RelicTemple and Museum, in Singapore
NTPC puts off solarprojects auctionamid developers
concerns onevacuation
New Delhi: State-runpower giant NTPC has de-ferred auction of 2000MWsolar capacities to the firstweek of June as developershave sought resolution of in-ter-state connectivity issuebefore going ahead with thesale, sources said. Besides,. theSolar Energy Corporation ofIndia is likely to extend thebid submission for 200 MWsolar capacities scheduled forthe first week of June, indus-try sources said.The sourcessaid that the NTPCs 2000 MWsolar bid submissions sched-uled in May 2018, has beendeferred to June after consid-ering concerns expressed bydevelopers about difficultiesbeing faced for gettingpower through the inter-state transmissionsystem.The Solar Power De-velopers Association hadwritten to the able to extendsolar auctions till the issuerelated to grant of connectiv-ity through inter-state trans-missions system is not re-solved.
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GUJARAT NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITEDCIN- L27100GJ1991PLC016158
Regd. Office: 8, Sigma Corporate, Nr. Mann Party Plot, S. G. High Way, BodakdevAhmedabad-380059. Phone No. : 079-40029806, E-mail ID: [email protected],
Website: www.gnrl.in
This has reference to the notice dated May 11, 2018 and advertisement published on May 20,2018 at page no. 7 of Western Times (Gujarati and English newspaper) convening Extra OrdinaryGeneral Meeting (EOGM) of the members of the Company on Monday, 11th Day of June, 2018at 11:00 A.M. at registered office of the Company, for seeking approval of the members on thematters contained in the said notice.The following additional information in the Notice is hereby notified through this Corrigendum toall the members/shareholders.In the Explanatory statement at page no. 10 & 11, Point No. 8 of Item No. 3 regarding ultimatebeneficial owners of the proposed allottees in respect of the Sr. No. 1, 8 and 13 shall be read asunder instead of the same as stated in notice.
For, Gujarat Natural Resources LimitedBy Order of Board
SD/- Shalin Shah - Managing Director DIN: 00297447Place: AhmedabadDate: 02.06.2018
CORRIGENDUM TO THE NOTICE OF EXTRA ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
Sr.No.
1.
8.
13.
Names of theProposed Allottees/
Category
Infinium NaturalResourcesInvestments PrivateLimited(Promoter)
West Mark ExportsPrivate Limited(Non- Promoter)
Shaurya OrganicsPrivate Limited(Non- Promoter)
Ultimate BeneficialOwners
Ultimate Beneficial Ownersof Company/HUF
Malav Mehta (Karta), AnoliM. Mehta, Dhanyata M.Mehta, Priyata M. Mehta
Ms. Shahnaz A. Peerbhoy,Mr. Pramod Gajanan Churi,Ms. Sana A. Peerbhoy
Gopal R. Desai (Karta), NinaG. Desai, Prithvi G. DesaiTapan S. Desai (Karta),SuchitaT. Desai, Ananyaa T. DesaiRajendrasinhji P. Desai(Karta), Pushpa R. Desai,Gopal R. Desai, HarinakshiR. Patel, Rupande A. PatelSureshsinhji P. Desai (Karta),Mona S. Desai, Tapan S.Desai, Miloni S. Patel
Mr. Malav Ajitbhai MehtaMalav Mehta (HUF):
Ms. Anoli Malav MehtaMs. Shahnaz A. PeerbhoyMs. Sana A. PeerbhoyMs. Saba A. PeerbhoyMr. Laxminarayan G.Island Builders and DevelopersPrivate Limited
Murtuza Ali A. PeerbhoyMr. Gopal R. DesaiMr. Tapan S. DesaiMr. Sureshsinhji P. DesaiMs. Monaben S. DesaiMr. Rajendrasinhji P. DesaiMs. Pushpaben R. DesaiMs. Ninaben G. DesaiMs. Suchita T. DesaiGopal R. Desai (HUF)
Tapan S. Desai (HUF)
Rajendrasinhji P. Desai (HUF)
Sureshsinhji P. Desai (HUF)
This Corrigendum is also being placed at the website of the Company and at the website ofthe Exchange.
CHANGE OF NAMEI have changed my old name
from BHAVANABENATULKUMAR AMIN to New
Name BHAVNABENATULKUMAR AMIN Add. :Shagun Plaza, Bodakdev,
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