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The document provides an overview of universal banking in India. It discusses the meaning of universal banking as providing both banking and financial services through a single window. It then outlines some of the key products and services offered by universal banks in India, including retail banking, trade finance, treasury operations, credit cards, and debit cards. The document also examines the empirical background and development of universal banking in India, as well as the need for its advent, which arose due to the liberalization of the banking sector.
Mergers allow banks to achieve economies of scale, reduce competition, and increase pricing power. The advantages of bank mergers include cost savings, risk diversification, and tax benefits. However, mergers can also result in diseconomies of scale, cultural clashes, and job losses. Regulators examine proposed bank merger schemes to protect depositors and ensure the merged bank is financially sound.
This document discusses universal banking in India. Universal banking combines commercial banking, investment banking, insurance, and other financial activities under one roof. In India, the Narsimham Committee Report and S.H. Khan Committee Report in 1998 advised consolidating the banking industry through mergers and integrating financial activities, suggesting universal banking. Some large domestic financial institutions in India have been permitted to become universal banks, such as ICICI in 2000. Universal banking allows for economies of scale, profitable diversification, better resource utilization, easy marketing using existing brand names, and one-stop shopping convenience for customers. However, it also presents challenges such as different regulatory requirements for banks versus other financial institutions, lack of expertise in long-term lending, and
This document provides an overview of universal banking in India. It discusses the history and evolution of universal banking in India, including the Khan Committee recommendations that paved the way for universal banking. Key events like the ICICI-ICICI Bank merger that created India's first universal bank are mentioned. The document also defines universal banking, discusses the various models, and covers the advantages and limitations of the universal banking system.
This document is a term paper presentation on universal banking. It includes an agenda that covers the thesis statement, definition of universal banking, its history, issues surrounding it, a video, and its impact on the current financial turmoil. The thesis asks about the major issues with universal banking in North America and how it could impact current financial turmoil. Universal banking allows financial institutions to engage in commercial banking, investment banking, and insurance. It began emerging in the 1930s-40s and has been adopted to varying degrees globally. Issues include safety and soundness, conflict of interest, regulatory oversight, deposit insurance, and competition. The conclusion restates the topics covered and asks for questions.
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The document provides an overview of universal banking in India. It discusses the meaning of universal banking as providing both banking and financial services through a single window. It then outlines some of the key products and services offered by universal banks in India, including retail banking, trade finance, treasury operations, credit cards, and debit cards. The document also examines the empirical background and development of universal banking in India, as well as the need for its advent, which arose due to the liberalization of the banking sector.
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This document discusses universal banking in India. Universal banking combines commercial banking, investment banking, insurance, and other financial activities under one roof. In India, the Narsimham Committee Report and S.H. Khan Committee Report in 1998 advised consolidating the banking industry through mergers and integrating financial activities, suggesting universal banking. Some large domestic financial institutions in India have been permitted to become universal banks, such as ICICI in 2000. Universal banking allows for economies of scale, profitable diversification, better resource utilization, easy marketing using existing brand names, and one-stop shopping convenience for customers. However, it also presents challenges such as different regulatory requirements for banks versus other financial institutions, lack of expertise in long-term lending, and
This document provides an overview of universal banking in India. It discusses the history and evolution of universal banking in India, including the Khan Committee recommendations that paved the way for universal banking. Key events like the ICICI-ICICI Bank merger that created India's first universal bank are mentioned. The document also defines universal banking, discusses the various models, and covers the advantages and limitations of the universal banking system.
This document is a term paper presentation on universal banking. It includes an agenda that covers the thesis statement, definition of universal banking, its history, issues surrounding it, a video, and its impact on the current financial turmoil. The thesis asks about the major issues with universal banking in North America and how it could impact current financial turmoil. Universal banking allows financial institutions to engage in commercial banking, investment banking, and insurance. It began emerging in the 1930s-40s and has been adopted to varying degrees globally. Issues include safety and soundness, conflict of interest, regulatory oversight, deposit insurance, and competition. The conclusion restates the topics covered and asks for questions.
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The Make in India initiative aims to transform India into a global manufacturing hub and improve its ranking on various economic indices related to business growth. It focuses on 25 key sectors for manufacturing and job creation. Chartered Accountants can contribute significantly by becoming entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals in these sectors to help India achieve its goals of becoming a $1 trillion economy. Several government programs such as Startup India, Digital India and Skill India complement Make in India by developing entrepreneurship, digital infrastructure and skills training.
The Indian economy outlook remains positive according to the budget. GDP growth is projected to increase to 7.9% in FY17. Inflation is expected to remain soft at 5%. The government has stuck to its fiscal deficit target of 3.5% of GDP for FY17, maintaining credibility. Tax collection targets for FY17 appear achievable. While capital expenditure growth is modest, total productive spending including grants is budgeted to rise by 14.2%. The subsidy burden is projected to decline. Overall, the budget supports a mild pickup in infrastructure investment and rural consumption.
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This document provides an overview and summary of India's economic performance in recent years according to key indicators such as growth, public finance, monetary management, external sector, prices, agriculture, industry, infrastructure, services, employment and human development. It discusses trends in areas like GDP growth, fiscal deficits, inflation, trade balances, agricultural production, industrial output, infrastructure development, employment and social indicators. The outlook suggests that India's economy remains resilient with growth expected to pick up in 2015-16 supported by lower oil prices and inflation.
This document provides a summary of the Economic Survey of India for the fiscal year 2015-2016. It is divided into 10 chapters that cover the following topics:
1. Macroeconomic outlook and prospects for the Indian economy.
2. Fiscal framework and need to revisit fiscal policy in light of new government and Finance Commission recommendations.
3. Role of technology and cash transfers in reducing poverty and vulnerability.
4. Analysis of stalled infrastructure projects and their impact on investment.
5. Diagnosis of issues facing banking sector and need for reforms.
6. Role of railways in driving future growth.
7. Debate around manufacturing vs services sectors for economic transformation.
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This document is the Finance Bill of 2016 introduced in the Lok Sabha. It contains 158 clauses that propose amendments to direct tax laws (income tax), indirect tax laws (customs, excise, service tax), and introduce new taxes (Krishi Kalyan Cess, Infrastructure Cess, Equalization Levy). Some key highlights include changes to income tax slabs and surcharge rates, amendments to provisions related to tax deductions, exemptions, and penalties. It also contains chapters on the Income Declaration Scheme and Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme to resolve legacy issues of undisclosed income and pending tax disputes.
The Indian economy has shown promising growth prospects in 2014-15 compared to other large economies. Growth revived in 2013-14 and gained strength in 2014-15 due to declining oil prices, increased funds flows, and reform initiatives by the new central government. However, continued subdued global demand and challenges in agriculture, skills, and infrastructure pose risks. Advance Estimates for 2014-15 show strong domestic demand has kept growth momentum despite sluggish exports due to global slowdown.
This document provides a summary of the Economic Survey of India for the fiscal year 2015-2016. It is divided into 10 chapters that cover the following topics:
1. Macroeconomic outlook and prospects for the Indian economy.
2. Fiscal framework and need to revisit fiscal policy given new government and Finance Commission recommendations.
3. Role of technology in direct cash transfers to reduce poverty and vulnerability.
4. Analysis of stalled infrastructure projects and their impact on private investment.
5. Diagnosis of issues in banking sector and need for reforms.
6. Role of railways in driving future growth.
7. Debate around manufacturing vs services sectors for economic transformation.
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The document provides an overview of the key features of the Indian Union Budget for 2015-2016. It discusses the state of the Indian economy, challenges, and the government's plans and targets in areas such as fiscal policy, agriculture, infrastructure, financial markets, taxation, and social programs. The budget aims to achieve high economic growth of 8-8.5%, implement important reforms like GST and financial inclusion programs, boost investment in infrastructure, and address issues in sectors like agriculture, education and healthcare.
This document is the Finance Bill of 2015 introduced in the Lok Sabha (lower house of India's parliament). It proposes amendments to direct and indirect tax laws in India. Some key points:
- It proposes changes to income tax rates and rules as well as amendments to sections of the Income Tax Act.
- It proposes changes to customs duties and amendments to sections of laws governing customs, central excise and service tax.
- It introduces a new Swachh Bharat Cess on certain services.
- It establishes a new Public Debt Management Agency and sets out its objectives, governance structure and functions.
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"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
1. Elemental Economics - Introduction to mining.pdfNeal Brewster
After this first you should: Understand the nature of mining; have an awareness of the industry’s boundaries, corporate structure and size; appreciation the complex motivations and objectives of the industries’ various participants; know how mineral reserves are defined and estimated, and how they evolve over time.
1. Elemental Economics - Introduction to mining.pdf
Defaulters list - AIBEA’s campaign against Bad Loans in Banks
1. ALL INDIA BANK EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION
COMBINED TOP 30 BAD LOAN ACCOUNTS
IN 24 PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS / 31-3-2013
BORROWER BANK GROSS NPA
1. A 2 Z MAINTENANCE & ENGINE
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 151.52
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 14.31
165.83
2. A G AEROVISION PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 23.37
3. A L SUDARSHAN CONSTRUCTION CO LTD SYNDICATE BANK 26.24
4. A P RAJIV SWAGRAHA CORPN.(P) LTD. CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 199.96
5. AAKRITI CONSTRUCTION PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 22.00
6. ABHIJEET FERROTECH LTD.
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 76.12
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 68.75
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 101.66
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 86.61
333.14
7. ACCURA INFOTECH PVT LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 10.89
8. ACEAGRO INDUSTRIES PVT L STATE BANK OF PATIALA 52.23
9. AGRO DUTCH INDUSTRIES LTD
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 49.35
UNION BANK OF INDIA 61.70
111.05
10. ALLIED PERFUMERS PVT LTD
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 42.00
BANK OF BARODA 61.12
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 20.02
123.14
11. ALLIED STRIPS LTD. ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 117.75
12. ALPHA REMEDIES LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 15.23
13. ALPINE MINMETALS INDUSTRIES INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 84.99
14. ALPS INDUSTRIES LIMITED
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 82.06
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 121.66
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 40.14
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 94.60
338.46
15. ALTRIUM INFOCOM PVT. LTD. VIJAYA BANK 28.61
16. AMAR REMEDIES LIMITED BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 19.96
17. AMBIKA SOLVEX LIMITED DENA BANK 32.87
18. AMIANTIT FIBRE GLASS INDUSTRIES I P CORPORATION BANK 60.89
2. 19. AML STEEL & POWER LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 13.89
20. AMR INDIA LTD. FORMERLY AMR CONSTRUCTION S LTD. BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 57.11
21. AMTEK UNIVERSAL BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 11.98
22. ANDHRA PRADESH RAJIV SAGRUHA
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 185.07
UNION BANK OF INDIA 200.66
385.73
23. ANJNEY LOYS PVT.LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 16.08
24. ANKUR DRUGS AND PHARMA
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 20.25
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 49.98
CORPORATION BANK 70.40
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 146.22
286.85
25. ANZ INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING P LTD CANARA BANK 56.41
26. ARAMBAGH HATCHARIES LTD. UCO BANK 61.41
27. ARCH PHARMALABS LIMITED
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 96.30
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 54.25
150.55
28. ARCOY BIOREFINERY PVT. LTD STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 22.92
29. ARSHIYA INDUSTRIES & DISTRIBUTION BANK OF BARODA 71.83
30. ARSHIYA RAIL INFRSTRUCTURE SYNDICATE BANK 26.82
31. ARUPPUKOTTAI SRI JAYAVILAS LTD. INDIAN BANK 31.26
32. ASHAPURA MINECHEM PVT. LTD. BANK OF INDIA 145.00
33. ASHIANA INN LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 24.71
34. ASSAM CO. INDIA LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 142.27
35. ASSOCIATED PIGMENTS ALLAHABAD BANK 55.49
36. ATHENA FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD . . BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 11.86
37. B & C MACHINERY LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 19.61
38. BALAJI COKE INDUSTRY P LTD DENA BANK 22.89
39. BANIAN & BERRY ALL PVT LTD DENA BANK 28.04
40. BARNA PARICHAY BOOK MALL PVT. LTD.
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 12.93
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 10.78
23.71
41. BARTRONICS INDIA LIMITED ANDHRA BANK 107.51
42. BASAI STEELS & POWER P LTD
SYNDICATE BANK 27.71
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 109.76
137.47
43. BBF INDUSTRIES LIMITED PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 105.38
44. BENGAL INDIA GLOBAL INFRA ALLAHABAD BANK 48.03
3. 45. BENGAL INDIA GLOBAL INFRA LTD.
BANK OF INDIA 81.00
ANDHRA BANK 51.61
CORPORATION BANK 60.00
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 48.84
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 139.06
380.51
46. BEST & CROMPTON ENGINEERING PROJECTS LTD.
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 121.10
ANDHRA BANK 41.41
CORPORATION BANK 100.50
263.01
47. BHARATI SHIPYARD LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 180.00
BHARTI SHIPYARD UCO BANK 115.62
295.62
48. BHASIN MOTORS PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 23.78
49. BILCARE LIMITED
ANDHRA BANK 55.67
CORPORATION BANK 50.00
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 46.88
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 50.00
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 49.85
252.4
50. BILTUBE INDUSTRIES LIMITED INDIAN BANK 29.07
51. BIOTOR INDUSTRIES LTD. ALLAHABAD BANK 50.00
52. BIRLA SURYA LIMITED
DENA BANK 43.19
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 31.18
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 65.27
UCO BANK 67.56
207.2
53. BJN HOTELS LTD. BANK OF INDIA 80.00
54. BLUE HORIZON HOTELS PRIVATE LIMITED
.
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 92.00
BANK OF INDIA 85.00
177.00
55. BRITISH OIL & GAS EXPLORATION LTD/ STERLING
SEZ&INFRA UNION BANK OF INDIA 185.20
56. CASTOR SEEDS FARMERS RECEIVABLES ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 99.81
57. CENTURY COMMUNICATION
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 152.88
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 96.21
CANARA BANK 62.47
BANK OF BARODA 88.30
UNION BANK OF INDIA 197.98
4. VIJAYA BANK 26.69
624.53
58. CETHAR VESSELS LIMITED INDIAN BANK 125.40
59. CHANDRA PROTECO LTD. ALLAHABAD BANK 97.39
60. CHENNAI ELEVATED TOLLWAY LTD UNITED BANK OF INDIA 46.67
61. CHINCHOLI SUGAR AND BIO INDUSTRIES STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 20.00
62. COMET COMMODITY EXPORTS LTD CANARA BANK 53.50
63. CONROS STEELS PVT LTD DENA BANK 24.52
64. CORPORATE ISPAT ALLOY LIMITED
CORPORATE POWER LTD/CORPORATE ISPAT ALLOYS LTD
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 50.52
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 28.48
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 143.08
INDIAN BANK 50.00
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 197.37
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 181.33
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 162.67
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 58.61
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 63.65
UNION BANK OF INDIA 424.09
1359.80
65. CRANES SOFTWARE INT’L LTD. BANK OF INDIA 163.00
66. DATA ACCESS(INDIA)LTD CANARA BANK 59.67
67. DECCAN CARGO &EXPRESS LOGISTICS P LTD SYNDICATE BANK 109.76
68. DECCAN CHRONICLE HOLDINGS
ANDHRA BANK 220.54
CANARA BANK 329.48
CORPORATION BANK 100.00
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 50.00
700.02
69. DEEN DAYAL MEDICAL AND EDUCATION ANDHRA BANK 69.21
70. DELHI AIRPORT MET EX LTD
DENA BANK 198.30
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 148.08
346.38
71. DEWA PROJECTS LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 52.68
72. DRAVYA INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS LTD CANARA BANK 77.05
73. DSC LIMITED ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 221.90
74. DSC LTD STATE BANK OF PATIALA 37.17
75. DURAIRAJ MILLS LIMITED INDIAN BANK 26.12
76. ECI ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. UNITED BANK OF INDIA 39.58
77. EDU SMART SERVICES P LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 100.00
78. EDUCOMP INFRASTRUCTURE &
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 202.36
CORPORATION BANK 41.25
5. 243.61
79. EDUCOMP SOLUTIONS LTD.
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 39.53
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 194.48
234.01
80. ELDER PHARMACEUTICAL LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 20.00
81. ELECTROSTEEL INTEGRATED LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 183.48
82. ELECTROSTEEL INTEGRATED LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 35.00
83. ELECTROTHERM (INDIA)
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 385.26
ALLAHABAD BANK 279.73
CORPORATION BANK 117.15
DENA BANK 51.44
VIJAYA BANK 79.63
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 200.01
CANARA BANK 190.18
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 190.97
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 85.05
BANK OF INDIA 632.00
2211.42
84. ENTEGRA CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 274.50
85. ENTERTAINMENT WORLD DEVELOPERS LTD ALLAHABAD BANK 126.01
86. ERA INFRA ENGINEERING LIMITED STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 76.76
87. EUROPEAN PROJECTS AND AVIATION
ANDHRA BANK 100.53
DENA BANK 100.09
CORPORATION BANK 150.80
BANK OF INDIA 159.00
510.42
88. EVERWIN TEXTILE MILL PVT. LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 23.48
89. EXIM RAJATHI (I) PVT LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 124.91
90. FAIRDEAL SUPPLIERS(P) LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 40.49
91. FAIRDEAL SUPPLY UCO BANK 231.87
92. FALCON TYRES LTD. CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 132.89
93. FALGUN EXPORT P LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 15.14
94. FARMERS SUPPLYING CASTOR SEEDS TO B CORPORATION BANK 50.00
95. FOREVER PREC. JEWE LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 758.17
96. FRONTLINE CORP LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 33.20
97. G P T STEEL INDUSTRIES SYNDICATE BANK 56.33
98. G.S. OIL LTD. STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 221.44
99. GALADA POWER & TELECOMMUNICATION LTD SYNDICATE BANK 26.43
100. GANGOTRI ENTERPRISES LIMITED CORPORATION BANK 55.87
101. GANGOTRI TEXTILES LTD STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 13.69
102. GEM STAR DENA BANK 70.83
103. GEMINI COMMUNICATION LTD. BANK OF INDIA 82.00
6. 104. GLODYNE TECHNOSERVE LTD CORPORATION BANK 47.27
105. GOOD EARTH MARITIME LIMITED
INDIAN BANK 64.11
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 42.38
106.49
106. GOOD HEALTH AGRO TECH. PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 72.32
107. GPT STEEL INDUSTRIES LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 78.04
108. GREAT OFFSHORE LTD. BANK OF BARODA 76.86
109. GREEN VALLEY PLYWOOD INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 104.03
110. GREENEARTH RESOURCES & PROJECTS LTD. BANK OF INDIA 89.00
111. GTL LIMITED
INDIAN BANK 97.17
BANK OF BARODA 110.30
207.47
112. GULBARGA AIRPORT DEV P LTD DENA BANK 26.73
113. GWALIOR JHANSI EXP WAY LTD
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 104.68
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 37.66
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 40.13
UCO BANK 68.78
CANARA BANK 50.44
VIJAYA BANK 44.61
346.3
114. H.R.M EXPORTS PVT. LTD DENA BANK 28.00
115. HANJER BIOTECH ENERGIES PVT. LTD. ALLAHABAD BANK 58.23
116. HANUNG TOYS AND TEXTILES LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 30.52
117. HARISH CHANDRA INDIA LTD
CORPORATION BANK 154.14
UNION BANK OF INDIA 69.49
223.63
118. HDIL PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 94.18
119. HELIOS COMMODITIES ALLAHABAD BANK 103.15
120. HILLS CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED INDIAN BANK 22.17
121. HIND BUILDTEC PRIVATE LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 42.40
122. HOUSING DEV. & INFRA LTD.
UCO BANK 71.29
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 114.71
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 160.83
ALLAHABAD BANK 179.55
526.38
123. HYDROAIR TECTONICS (PCD) LTD. VIJAYA BANK 101.09
7. 124. ICSA INDIA LIMITED
UNION BANK OF INDIA 68.43
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 114.38
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 133.80
ANDHRA BANK 229.01
BANK OF INDIA 101.00
646.62
125. IG3 INFRA LTD UCO BANK 121.33
126. IND POWER LTD. INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 32.32
127. IND SYNERGY LIMITED
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 12.12
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 84.40
DENA BANK 25.89
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 58.91
UCO BANK 52.46
233.78
128. INDIAN TECHNOMAC CO LTD
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 126.12
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 159.29
CORPORATION BANK 90.99
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 69.17
CORPORATION BANK 118.71
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 65.47
629.75
129. INDORE TREASUREMARKET CITY P LT. UCO BANK 75.00
130. INDOSOLAR LIMITED
CORPORATION BANK 134.66
UNION BANK OF INDIA 200.27
334.93
131. INDUS FILA PRIVATE LIMITED CANARA BANK 87.77
132. INTERDRIL ASIA LTD. ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 78.62
133. IVRCL INFRASTRCUTURES
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 23.37
UNION BANK OF INDIA 100.00
123.37
134. J.B. DIAMONDS LIMITED VIJAYA BANK 92.68
135. JAIN INFRA PROJECT
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 179.75
ANDHRA BANK 63.13
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 63.35
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 112.97
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 53.00
472.2
136. JANTA GLASS LTD. UCO BANK 85.22
137. JUD CEMENTS LTD. INDIAN BANK 25.56
8. 138. K S OIL
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 157.71
ANDHRA BANK 213.57
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 67.85
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 239.65
678.78
139. KARMAYOGI SHANKARRAOJI PATIL S S K LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 25.00
140. KAUSHIK G. LOGISTICS LTD DENA BANK 25.60
141. KEMROCK INDUSTRIES & EXPORT
INDIAN BANK 163.53
ALLAHABAD BANK 445.05
ANDHRA BANK 76.68
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 207.73
SYNDICATE BANK 36.49
929.48
142. KGF COTTONS PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 46.64
143. KHATIMA FIBERS LTD. BANK OF BARODA 70.48
144. KING FISHERS AIRLINES LTD
UCO BANK 245.94
BANK OF BARODA 444.93
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 136.89
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 314.15
CORPORATION BANK 197.47
CORPORATION BANK 65.14
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 46.56
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 601.64
BANK OF INDIA 566.00
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 54.52
2673.24
145. KIRI INDUSTRIES LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 124.52
146. KISAN PETRO OILS PVT LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 33.88
147. KLT AUTOMOTIVE & TUBULAR PRODUCTS LTD.
VIJAYA BANK 91.64
CORPORATION BANK 72.06
163.70
148. KMP EXPRESSWAY LTD
DENA BANK 36.53
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 84.36
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 116.41
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 88.27
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 48.70
VIJAYA BANK 87.06
461.33
149. KOUTONS RETAIL INDIA LIMITED
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 81.85
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 45.38
9. PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 29.88
157.11
150. KRISHNA LIFESTYLE & INDUSTRIES L UCO BANK 126.64
151. KSL AND INDUSTRIES UCO BANK 75.56
152. LAKHANI AUTO COMPONENTS INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 4.99
153. LAKHANI INDIA LIMITED
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 99.26
ALLAHABAD BANK 55.56
154.82
154. LAKSONS FOOTWEAR LTD INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 11.95
155. LALIT POLYESTER P LTD DENA BANK 24.57
156. LANCO HOSKOTE HIGHWAY LIMITED
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 49.02
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 48.52
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 67.90
CORPORATION BANK 74.94
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 109.34
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 112.87
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 70.58
533.17
157. LAVASA CORPORATION LTD. STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 103.91
158. LAXMI SOLVES
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 28.48
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 55.67
84.15
159. LEITWIND SHRIRAM MANUFACTURING LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 16.99
160. LEO MERIDIAN INFRA PROJECTS ANDHRA BANK 176.04
161. LEO MERIDIAN INFRA PROJECTS BANK OF BARODA 187.84
162. LEO MERIDIAN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS & HOTELS UNION BANK OF INDIA 125.08
163. LILLIPUT KIDSWEAR LTD. BANK OF INDIA 89.00
164. LIVE 100 HOSPITAL PVT LTD CANARA BANK 51.40
165. M S GLASS INDUSTRIES LTD STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 14.99
166. M V L INDUSTRIES P LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 29.97
167. M. SONS GEMS & JEWELLERY PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 13.34
168. M.B.S. IMPEX P. LTD. STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 109.82
169. M.B.S. JEWELLERS PVT. LTD. INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 151.84
170. M.R.K. PIPES LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 28.91
171. M.S. GLASS INDUSTRIES LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 14.87
172. MADHU FERTILIZERS LTD UCO BANK 75.95
173. MAGNUM VENTURES
VIJAYA BANK 27.59
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 59.71
87.30
10. 174. MAHESHWARY ISPAT LIMITED
ALLAHABAD BANK 84.12
UCO BANK 58.91
143.03
175. MAHUA MEDIA P;VT LTD
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 104.86
BANK OF BARODA 74.22
179.08
176. MAITHAN ISPAT LIMITED
ALLAHABAD BANK 71.36
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 40.03
DENA BANK 73.36
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 64.88
249.63
177. MAJESTIC HOTELS LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 15.95
178. MALLWA COTTON SPI LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 115.38
179. MANGLAM RECYCLING LIMITED PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 15.03
180. MARADIA CHEMICALS LTD. BANK OF BARODA 64.05
181. MARMAGOA STEEL LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 30.05
182. MARUTI COTEX LTD
.
UNION BANK OF INDIA 54.64
BANK OF INDIA 100.00
154.64
183. MBS JEWELLERS (P) LIMITED
ANDHRA BANK 243.13
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 280.97
524.1
184. MEKA DREDGING CO PVT LTD DENA BANK 51.04
185. META COPPER AND ALLOYS LIMITED CANARA BANK 115.96
186. MILESTONE ALUMINIUM CO. PTE LTD STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 10.42
187. MILLENIUM MOTORS PVT LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 13.68
188. MISSION VIVACARE LTD. STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 48.15
189. MOHAN BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 93.54
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 41.70
135.24
190. MOSER BAER INDIA LTD & GROUP COMPANIES
UNION BANK OF INDIA 144.66
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 436.95
581.61
191. MTZ POLETHIN LTD. BANK OF BARODA 66.60
192. MURALI INDUSTRIES LTD
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 36.84
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 39.93
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 50.38
11. PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 216.74
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 105.01
ALLAHABAD BANK 52.46
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 61.15
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 137.58
BANK OF BARODA 184.33
884.42
193. MVL TELECOM LIMITED
DENA BANK 44.33
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 43.31
87.64
194. MYSORE PAPER MILLS LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 38.40
195. N.C.S. SUGARS LTD. ANDHRA BANK 120.47
196. NAFED
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 225.00
SYNDICATE BANK 92.32
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 370.46
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 174.73
862.51
197. NAFTO GAZ INDIA PVT LTD
CORPORATION BANK 92.33
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 13.27
105.6
198. NAGARJUNA OIL CORPORATION LTD. INDIAN BANK 25.00
199. NAMCO CORP LIMITED
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 59.52
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 44.65
INDIAN BANK 31.95
136.12
200. NARAYANA FARM PRODUCE PVT. LTD. BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 66.07
201. NARENDRA IMPEX LTD. INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 127.50
202. NAV BHARAT BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 15.45
203. NAV BHARAT INTERNATIONAL LIMITED CANARA BANK 79.21
204. NAVRANADVANCED NANOPRODU STATE BANK OF PATIALA 28.11
205. NAVRATAN PIPE LTD. BANK OF BARODA 67.39
206. NAWANA SUGARS LIMITED STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 41.35
207. NCL INDUSTRIES LIMITED NCL IND STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 63.13
208. NEW CHENNAI TOWNSHIP PVT. LTD
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 41.38
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 192.07
233.45
209. NICCO CORPORATION LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 13.90
12. 210. NICOMET INDUSTRIES LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 59.09
211. NIKHIL REFINERIES PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 33.37
212. NIRU CREATIONS STATE BANK OF PATIALA 40.57
213. NIRU IMPEX DENA BANK 49.03
214. NOBLE DISTILLERIES AND POWERS PVT LTD CANARA BANK 73.02
215. NRC LTD
DENA BANK 31.80
BANK OF BARODA 73.26
105.06
216. OCEANIC BIO HARVEST INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 76.10
217. OCEANIC EDIBLE INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 109.55
218. OCEANIC TROPICAL FRUITS PRIVATE LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 28.40
219. OCTAMEC ENGINEERING LTD. INDIAN BANK 90.79
220. ORBIT CORPORATION LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 52.08
221. ORCHID CHEMICALS - PHARMACEUTICALS LTD
CANARA BANK 90.41
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 88.60
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 15.80
ANDHRA BANK 248.31
UNION BANK OF INDIA 210.59
ALLAHABAD BANK 227.81
INDIAN BANK 56.96
938.48
222. ORISSA SPONGE IRON & STEEL LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 21.81
223. ORLANDOFIN B V CANARA BANK 49.52
224. P & S COLLECTION . BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 12.83
225. P C H RETAIL LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 21.82
226. P R P EXPORTS INDIAN BANK 120.40
227. P V S TEXTILES PVT LTD CORPORATION BANK 45.87
228. P.S. KRISHNAMURTHY STEELS Pvt LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 86.92
229. PAL MOHAN ELECTRONICS PVT PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 15.08
230. PANCHAJANYA POWER LTD SYNDICATE BANK 34.56
231. PANTHER INVESTRADE & MGMT. SERV. LTD ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 50.00
232. PARAMESWARA MANGALAM STE ANDHRA BANK 70.16
233. PARAMOUNT AIRWAYS PVT. LTD.
ANDHRA BANK 80.02
BANK OF INDIA 224.00
304.02
234. PARASRAMPURIA SYNTHETICS LTD CANARA BANK 51.81
235. PAREKH ALUMINEX LTD CANARA BANK 49.97
236. PATNAIK STEELS AND ALLOYS LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 29.33
237. PCH RETAIL LIMITED STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 16.84
13. 238. PEARL STUDIOS PVT. LIMITED
VIJAYA BANK 110.90
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 111.65
222.55
239. PEARL VISION PVT. LTD.
BANK OF BARODA 103.95
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 72.38
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 84.72
261.05
240. PGC CORPORATION INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 115.89
241. PIMS MEDICAL & EDUCATION CH ANDHRA BANK 53.38
242. PIONEER BREEDING AND HATCHERIES PVT LTD CANARA BANK 91.35
243. PIXION MEDIA PVT. LIMITED
VIJAYA BANK 99.58
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 60.00
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 95.00
BANK OF BARODA 83.63
BANK OF INDIA 210.00
548.21
244. PIXION VISION PVT LTD
DENA BANK 29.60
VIJAYA BANK 50.54
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 84.40
164.54
245. PKS LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 129.21
246. PLG POWER LTD. ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 73.74
247. PMT MACHINES LTD. UCO BANK 86.40
248. PRADIP OVERSEAS LIMITED
ALLAHABAD BANK 154.75
BANK OF INDIA 109.00
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 116.09
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 57.60
437.44
249. PRAJAY ENGINEERS SYNDICATE LIMITED STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 15.96
250. PRAKASH VANIJYA (P) LTD CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 235.57
251. PRANJAL INFRASTRUCTURE PVT, LTD. BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 13.85
252. PRATIBHA SHIPPING CO LTD CORPORATION BANK 48.34
253. PREMIER VINYL FLOORING LIMITED CANARA BANK 93.78
254. PRESIDENCY KID LEATHER LTD SYNDICATE BANK 38.94
255. PRIME IMPEX LIMITED
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 66.83
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 98.94
165.77
14. 256. PRIME PULSES LTD. INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 69.76
257. PRIVILEGE IND. LTD. BANK OF BARODA 90.70
258. PROGRESSIVE CONSTRUCTION LTD.
BANK OF INDIA 180.00
ANDHRA BANK 124.08
CORPORATION BANK 47.19
351.27
259. PROMINENT TOURS AND TRAVELS PVT LTD CANARA BANK 59.26
260. PSL LIMITED
BANK OF BARODA 276.20
CANARA BANK 301.55
577.75
261. PUNEET FASHIONS PVT. LIMITED ALLAHABAD BANK 86.82
262. PURE FOODS STATE BANK OF PATIALA 65.16
263. R P INFOSYSTEM PVT LTD
DENA BANK 30.92
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 77.18
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 24.97
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 50.04
183.11
264. R R INFOPARK PVT LTD
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 49.90
CORPORATION BANK 49.83
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 69.75
169.48
265. R. PIYARELALL IMPORT & EXPORT LTD.
VIJAYA BANK 53.81
VIJAYA BANK 30.99
84.8
266. RADHA MADHAV CORP. LTD. BANK OF BARODA 112.63
267. RAINBOW DENIM LTD DENA BANK 29.84
268. RAIPUR EXPRESSWAYS LIMITED
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 36.77
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 36.77
73.54
269. RAIPUR TREASURE ISLAND P LTD. UCO BANK 72.99
270. RAJAT GROUP OF ACCOUNTS/SUSILA STEELS/RAJAT
STEELS/RAJAT ALLOYS UNION BANK OF INDIA 106.70
271. RAJAT PHARMA CHEM LTD
DENA BANK 34.69
BANK OF INDIA 293.00
327.69
272. RAMA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 106.23
15. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 21.64
SYNDICATE BANK 31.43
BANK OF INDIA 85.00
244.3
273. RAMSARUP INDUSTRIES LTD. UNIT RAMSAR ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 90.86
274. RAMSARUP LOHH UDYOG
VIJAYA BANK 41.25
ALLAHABAD BANK 77.31
118.56
275. RANGARA INDUSTRIES PVT L STATE BANK OF PATIALA 32.30
276. RATHI STEEL & POWER LTD SYNDICATE BANK 48.84
277. RATHI UDYOG LTD. BANK OF BARODA 195.66
278. REATOX BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS PVT. LTD. VIJAYA BANK 159.38
279. RECORDERS & MEDICARE S STATE BANK OF PATIALA 32.95
280. REGENCY STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 14.24
281. REGENCY CERAMICS LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 15.51
282. RENAISSANCE INFRASTRUCTURE STATE BANK OF MYSORE 25.00
283. RIC UNIT RAMSARUP IND LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 133.67
284. RIVERSIDE INFRASTRUCTURE
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 65.76
SYNDICATE BANK 50.00
115.76
285. RLU UNIT RAMSARUP IND LTD
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 127.89
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 145.27
273.16
286. ROCKWOOD HOTELS & RESORTS
ALLAHABAD BANK 62.38
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 59.20
121.58
287. ROMAN TARMAT LTD. VIJAYA BANK 72.36
288. ROSHAN ELECTRICAL CO. PVT. LTD. VIJAYA BANK 32.83
289. S KUMAR NATIONWIDE LTD
REID & TAYLOR (IND) LTD.
S.KUMARS NATIONWIDE LTD/REID AND
TAYLOR/BRANDHOUSE RETAILS
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 146.82
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 217.95
CORPORATION BANK 82.42
BANK OF INDIA 612.00
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 142.50
UCO BANK 99.01
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 79.98
BANK OF INDIA 233.00
UNION BANK OF INDIA 144.59
1758.27
290. S V POWER PVT. LTD. INDIAN BANK 27.50
16. 291. S.K.M.FABRICS (AMANA) LIMITED CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 113.40
292. S.V. SUGAR MILLS LTD.
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 169.01
BANK OF INDIA 117.00
286.01
293. SABARI INN LTD.
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 46.54
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 34.64
81.18
294. SABER PAPERS LTD STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 67.15
295. SAI INFOSYSTEM (I) LTD.
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 55.65
CORPORATION BANK 109.17
164.82
296. SAI RAYALASEEMA PAPER MILLS LTD. ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 74.94
297. SAISUDHIR INFRASTRUCTURES LTD. STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 98.47
298. SAKTHI SUGARS LIMITED - UNIT I CANARA BANK 97.95
299. SARVODAYA HIGHWAYS LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 52.49
300. SATAV INFRASTRUCTU PVT LTD
DENA BANK 27.59
SYNDICATE BANK 45.12
72.71
301. SAUMYA DSM INFRATECH LIMITED STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 45.38
302. SAUMYA DSM INFRATECH LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 23.11
303. SERVALAKSHMI PAPER LTD.
BANK OF INDIA 94.00
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 162.79
256.79
304. SEVEN HILLS HEALTHCARE P LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 59.01
305. SHAH ALLOYES LTD.
BANK OF BARODA 96.40
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 20.10
UNION BANK OF INDIA 291.83
408.33
306. SHANTHI FORTUNE INDIA PVT. LTD. INDIAN BANK 77.48
307. SHEETAL REFINERIES LIMITED STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 100.33
308. SHEETAL RICELAND LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 11.98
309. SHIRDI INDUSTRIES
VIJAYA BANK 22.56
UNION BANK OF INDIA 111.50
INDIAN BANK 55.55
189.61
310. SHIV VANI OIL AND GAS PLORATION SERVICES LTD UNITED BANK OF INDIA 58.33
17. STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 98.11
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 250.00
406.44
311. SHREE BHAWANI PAPER MILLS LTD. INDIAN BANK 85.13
312. SHREE MAHALAXMI VINIMAY PRIVATE LT STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 15.35
313. SHREE MAHESHWARI HYDEL POWER CORPN. LTD CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 180.02
314. SHREYAS LTD. BANK OF BARODA 74.24
315. SHRI BHAWANI PAPER LTD. BANK OF BARODA 71.84
316. SHRI CHAKRA UDYOG CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 127.86
317. SHRI CHAKRA UDYOG PVT. LIMITED VIJAYA BANK 24.96
318. SHRI MAHESHWER HYD P LTD DENA BANK 41.00
319. SHRI SAI JEWELS PRIVATE LIMITED
INDIAN BANK 22.59
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 39.85
62.44
320. SHRUTI ART PVT LIMITED STATE BANK OF PATIALA 33.33
321. SIDDHARTH NATURAL FOOD RESOURCES PVT LTD CANARA BANK 50.62
322. SILICON SALES PVT LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 15.42
323. SIVA INDUSTRIES AND HOLDINGS ANDHRA BANK 45.63
324. SIVA VENTURES LTD. CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 175.00
325. SOLAR SEMI CONDUCTOR PVT. LTD. ANDHRA BANK 114.64
326. SOMA ENTERPRISE LIMITED
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 28.69
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 39.45
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 84.83
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 97.73
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 77.12
327.82
327. SONI ISPAT LIMITED STATE BANK OF MYSORE 21.92
328. SONIA ENTERPRISES BANK OF BARODA 75.00
329. SOUBHAGYA HATA-DARGUWAN PROJECTS PVT LTD UNION BANK OF INDIA 67.88
330. SOWBHAGYA ISPAT INDIA PVT. LTD. ANDHRA BANK 47.91
331. SP SUPERFINE COTTON MILLS PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 83.98
332. SPACE MATRIX LIMITED STATE BANK OF PATIALA 57.26
333. SPANCO LIMITED
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 78.37
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 72.13
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 35.05
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 103.77
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 36.47
325.79
334. SPARTA CEMENTS & INFRA LTD SYNDICATE BANK 25.29
18. 335. SPS ROLLING STEELS MILLS LTD
ALLAHABAD BANK 101.46
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 74.97
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 51.37
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 60.03
287.83
336. SRAVANTHI ENERGY PRIVATE LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 57.41
337. SREE KEDARNATH SUGAR &AGRO PRODUCTS LTD SYNDICATE BANK 65.35
338. SREE MATALIKS LIMITED
ALLAHABAD BANK 53.33
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 49.92
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 65.87
UCO BANK 66.71
235.83
339. SRELINS OIL RESOURCES LTD. ALLAHABAD BANK 246.48
340. SRI LALITA CEMENT INDUSTRIES
ANDHRA BANK 89.47
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 40.81
130.28
341. SRI MURUGARAJENDRA OIL INDUSTRIES
STATE BANK OF MYSORE 77.99
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 43.11
121.1
342. SRI RAMA STEELS LTD SYNDICATE BANK 58.98
343. SRINI FOOD PARK PVT LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 19.45
344. SSJV PROJECTS PVT LTD
CANARA BANK 157.80
ALLAHABAD BANK 128.13
285.93
345. ST. XAVIER EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY INDIAN BANK 17.24
346. STAR BAZAR P LTD PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 25.35
347. STCL
UCO BANK 109.61
VIJAYA BANK 447.63
CANARA BANK 159.17
UNION BANK OF INDIA 143.94
860.35
348. STELCO STRIPS LIMITED STATE BANK OF PATIALA 64.04
349. STEMCOR ALLOYS AND ISPA STATE BANK OF PATIALA 56.61
350. STERLING BIO TECH LTD
STERLING OIL RESOURCES LTD
STERLING PORT
STERLING SEZ & INFRA LTD.
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 161.76
ALLAHABAD BANK 241.39
SYNDICATE BANK 128.81
SYNDICATE BANK 49.98
19. VIJAYA BANK 44.62
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 19.26
ANDHRA BANK 450.33
BANK OF BARODA 101.27
BANK OF INDIA 153.00
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 92.65
UCO BANK 288.69
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 283.49
ANDHRA BANK 297.09
BANK OF BARODA 333.35
UCO BANK 283.64
UCO BANK 245.00
ANDHRA BANK 89.71
UCO BANK 287.10
VIJAYA BANK 60.21
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 34.95
DENA BANK 26.30
3672.6
351. SUBHIKSHA TRADING LTD. BANK OF BARODA 74.99
352. SUJANA TOWERS LIMITED CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 262.71
353. SUJANA UNIVERSAL INDIA LTD.
BANK OF INDIA 203.00
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 127.42
330.42
354. SUMMER INDIA TEXTILE MIL STATE BANK OF PATIALA 36.85
355. SUNNY VISTA REAL TORS P LTD
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 122.10
UCO BANK 101.22
ANDHRA BANK 75.89
299.21
356. SURAJ FABRICS INDUSTRIES LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 26.36
357. SURANA INDUSTRIES LTD. ALLAHABAD BANK 65.58
358. SURYA PHARM LTD
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 120.48
BANK OF BARODA 121.47
CORPORATION BANK 91.16
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 55.88
ALLAHABAD BANK 118.00
SYNDICATE BANK 58.56
PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 161.18
726.73
359. SURYA VINAYAK INDS LTD PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 134.06
BANK OF BARODA 100.00
ALLAHABAD BANK 314.81
20. CORPORATION BANK 100.00
UCO BANK 100.04
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 100.04
BANK OF INDIA 135.00
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 60.03
STATE BANK OF PATIALA 56.00
CANARA BANK 60.03
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 154.99
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 103.40
SYNDICATE BANK 28.05
1446.45
360. TANTIA CONSTRUCTION LIMITED VIJAYA BANK 35.72
361. TAURUS EARTH MOVERS LTD CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 119.79
362. TAVAS CONSTRUCTION PVT. LTD. INDIAN BANK 73.00
363. TAYAL ENERGY LTD. UCO BANK 68.25
364. TERACOM LIMITED VIJAYA BANK 33.57
365. TIDEL PARK COIMBATORE LIMITED INDIAN BANK 121.50
366. TIRUPATI BUILD & OFF P LTD
DENA BANK 60.88
VIJAYA BANK 62.50
123.38
367. TIRUPATI FUELS PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 33.24
368. TIRUPPUR SURYA HITEC APPAREL (P) LTD STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 11.04
369. TOTEM INFRASTRUCTURE
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 65.85
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 46.69
UNION BANK OF INDIA 138.69
251.23
370. TRADE LINE ENTERPRISES PVT. LTD. INDIAN BANK 22.20
371. TRINETHRA INFRA VENTURES LIMITED BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 11.20
372. TURBOMACHINERY ENGINEERING IND. INDIAN BANK 27.37
373. UNIJULES LIFE SCIENCES LTD
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 25.84
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 15.39
41.23
374. UNMARK REMEDIES LIMITED STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 18.22
375. V D B SUGARS (NCS SUGARS) INDIAN BANK 42.07
376. VAKKAL IMPEX PRIVATE LIMITED ANDHRA BANK 45.51
377. VALLEY IRON & STEEL
ALLAHABAD BANK 59.32
SYNDICATE BANK 35.20
CANARA BANK 50.32
144.84
378. VANNIAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST INDIAN BANK 19.02
21. 379. VARDHAMAN CHEMTECH LTD STATE BANK OF PATIALA 104.61
380. VARIETY PRINTS PVT. LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 11.99
381. VARUN INDUSTRIES LIMITED
INDIAN BANK 325.55
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 203.31
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 56.55
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 269.29
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE 28.24
SYNDICATE BANK 126.13
UCO BANK 120.05
1129.12
VARUN JEWELS PRIVATE LIMITED
UNITED BANK OF INDIA 63.74
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 49.55
113.29
382. VASANTA’S EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY INDIAN BANK 29.99
383. VENUS EXPORTS SYNDICATE BANK 33.91
384. VERTEX SPINNING LTD SYNDICATE BANK 25.40
385. VICEROY HOTELS LTD. STATE BANK OF MYSORE 21.01
386. VICTORIA AGRO FOOD PROCESSING PVT LTD BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 16.90
387. VICTORY ELECTRICALS LTD.
BANK OF BARODA 76.90
BANK OF INDIA 82.00
158.90
388. VIGNESHWARA EXPORTS PUNJAB AND SIND BANK 39.65
389. VIJAYAA STEELS LIMITED
CANARA BANK 72.15
SYNDICATE BANK 37.07
109.22
390. VIKAS METAL & POWER LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 39.36
391. VIKASH SMELTER & ALLOYS LTD. BANK OF INDIA 119.00
392. VIKASH SMELTERS & ALLOYS LIMITED UNITED BANK OF INDIA 46.23
393. VIKRAM HOSPITAL PVT LTD UNITED BANK OF INDIA 47.23
394. VIPUL IMPEX & INFRABUILD LIMITED ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 86.55
395. WEBSOL ENERGY SYSTEM LIMITED ALLAHABAD BANK 110.63
396. WEST BENGAL ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES SUPPLY
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 11.34
SYNDICATE BANK 32.06
43.40
397. WHITE METALS LTD. INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK 106.40
398. WINSOME DIAMON & JEWEL CO LTD
FOREVER PRECIOUS JEWELLERY & DIAMOND LTD.
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 913.58
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 710.72
BANK OF INDIA 87.00
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD 121.46
22. UNION BANK OF INDIA 264.75
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 150.54
VIJAYA BANK 140.52
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA 271.83
BANK OF INDIA 160.00
VIJAYA BANK 80.60
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 255.62
3156.62
399. XENITIS INFOTECH LIMITED STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 21.83
400. XENITIS INFOTECH LTD UCO BANK 89.65
111.48
401. XL TELECOM - ENERGY LIMITED
CANARA BANK 238.42
VIJAYA BANK 38.14
276.56
402. YAZDANI STEEL & POWER LTD. STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR 18.78
403. YOGRAJ INFRASTRUCTURE LTD SYNDICATE BANK 119.52
404. ZENITH COMPUTERS LTD. INDIAN BANK 41.20
405. ZOOM DEVELOPERS
SYNDICATE BANK 79.78
CORPORATION BANK 55.31
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 127.78
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 410.18
DENA BANK 56.84
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA 102.45
ANDHRA BANK 88.37
ALLAHABAD BANK 112.81
UCO BANK 309.50
VIJAYA BANK 111.03
CANARA BANK 76.81
UNION BANK OF INDIA 279.12
1809.98
406. ZYLOG SYSTEMS (INDIA) LIMITED
ZYLOG SYSTEMS LTD/MATRIX PRIMUS PARTNERS
ANDHRA BANK 76.85
DENA BANK 97.42
SYNDICATE BANK 152.46
UNION BANK OF INDIA 388.76
715.49
406 BAD LOAN ACCOUNTS Rs. 70,300 Crores
ALL INDIA BANK EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION