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PUBLIC NOTICE
It is hereby brought to the notice of the general public that Mr.S.Kalidass, son of Mr.T.Subramani, and resident of Plot No.38 [part] situated at Gopal
Nagar, Varadharajapuram, Chennai 600 048 is our customer, who had availed a Housing Loan [Takeover of liability and security from M/s.IDBI Bank Limited]
from our Bank and created a mortgage by deposit of original title deeds of his residential Plot No.38 [part] together with residential building thereon,
morefully described in the schedule hereunder, [hereinafter referred to as the “Schedule Property”] to secure the mortgage amount of Rs.32,33,000/-
availed by him during the year 2021 and by a memorandum of deposit of title deeds dated 23.04.2021 registered as document No.3095 of 2021 on the file
of SRO Padappai confirmed creation of equitable mortgage by deposit of title deeds and again by way of an enhancement of Rs.19,60,000/- in the year
2024 and extended the existing equitable mortgage by constructive delivery of deposit of title deeds on 05.02.2024 confirmed vide memorandum of deposit
of title deeds dated 05.02.2024 registered as document No.849 of 2024 and both the said mortgage deeds have been stood discharged vide Receipt deed
dated 27.06.2025 registered as document No.6249 of 2025 on the file of SRO Padappai executed by Bank of Baroda in favour of Mr.S.Kalidoss confirming
discharge of total sum of Rs.51,93,000/- with interest and other charges.
It is further hereby brought to the notice of the general public that original deeds viz., [1] Deposit of title deeds dated 16.03.2015 registered as document
No.1947 of 2015, executed by Mrs.V.Heamaa in favour of The Karur Vysya Bank Limited; and [2] Discharge Receipt deed dated 29.01.2019 registered as
document No.513 of 2019 executed by M/s.HDB Financial Services Limited in favour of Mrs.V.Heamaa, deposited by him have been misplaced from and out
of our custody and are not traceable despite our best efforts.
It is hereby requested to the General Public that any person holding the said original deeds in his / her / their custody inadvertently or having any claim
in respect of the Schedule Property by virtue of the said original deeds in possession, shall within 10 days from the date of publication hereof, return
the same to the undersigned or state their claim in respect of the Schedule Property in writing together with the documentary evidences in support thereof
to the undersigned, failing which, it shall be presumed that the said original deeds have been irretrievably lost and no person has any claim / demand /
right / interest or title over the Schedule Property.
It is further informed to the General Public that the aforementioned original deeds shall not in any way confer any title, right, interest or claim by mere
possession since they are not title deeds to the Schedule Property. They are also hereby cautioned not to misuse these original title deeds Schedule, by
mere possession and any such attempt to create, declare, assign, limit or extinguish, whether in present or in future any right, title or interest, whether
vested or contingent shall not be a valid alienation or transfer and the same shall neither be binding upon our Bank or upon our Mortgagor / Customer and
any such attempt shall be at their sole risk and responsibility, which shall in no way hamper or deter the clear and marketable title of Mr.S.Kalidass, our
Mortgagor / Customer.
SCHEDULE
“All that piece and parcel of land measuring 1,382.50 square feet, bearing Plot 38 [part] Northern Side out of 2774 square feet, situated at Gopal Nagar,
Varadharajapuram, Chennai 600 048 and comprised in Survey No.188 and as per Patta No.3594, Re Survey No.188/1A1B and together with building thereon
in Varadharajapuram Village, Kundrathur Taluk in Kancheepuram District and being bounded on the North by 30 Feet Road [Valluvar Street], South by Plot
No.38 [Southern Portion], East by Plot No.37 [Vijayalakshmi Plot], West by Plot No.39 [Kamala Plot] and lying within the limits of Kundrathur Panchayat
Union @ Padappai in Varadharajapuram First Grade Panchayat and within the Sub Registration District of Padappai and within the Registration District of
Chennai South”
SENIOR BRANCH MANAGERBank of Baroda
Mudichur Branch Lakshmi Nagar, Chennai 600 048
Date: 29.07.2025 Phone : 044-22760447,448, Mobile: 9400083230Place: Chennai Email:mudich@bankofbaroda.co.in
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funds continue to be a
preferred choice among
Indian investors, as
highlighted in recent
AMFI reports. These
funds use diversification
as a core strategy to
reduce market risk,
making them an essential
component of modern
investment portfolios.
Notably, equity-oriented
schemes accounted for
around 55% of the total
mutual fund assets as of
May 2025. Within this
category, flexi-cap, small-
cap, and sectoral/thematic
funds are witnessing
heightened investor interest.
Further AMFI analysis
for June shows that
hybrid and equity funds
consistently attracted
strong monthly inflows
throughout the year.
Importantly, funds such
as hybrid, flexi-cap, and
small-cap all fall under
the broad umbrella of diversified funds.
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portfolios with reliable
risk control mechanisms.
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Diversification allows
these funds to withstand
market volatility, as
losses in one sector can
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another. Hybrid funds’
exposure to assets like
gold and silver adds an
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The broad-based
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e n s u r e s s t r o n g
performance during
‘Why diversified mutual funds
dominate Indian portfolios’
market rallies, while
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through a blend of
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Jeevan Kumar,
Head of Investment
Advisory, Geojit
Financial Services Ltd.
Chennai, July 29:
Apparel Manufacturer
of India (AMI), a lead-
ing consortium of apparel
manufacturers and trad-
ers in the country, has
successfully concluded
the sixth edition of its
flagship B2B trade show,
ADVAIT 6.0, held at the
RK Convention Centre
in Chennai. The three-
day event attracted nearly
3,000 visitors, including
retailers, traders, and in-dustry professionals.
This edition witnessed
record-breaking book-ings, with overwhelming
interest from domestic
buyers and international
retailers from Sri Lanka,
Malaysia, Singapore, and
Mauritius, who placed
substantial bulk orders.
The event was inaugu-
rated with grandeur and
was graced by Padma
Bhushan Awardee Nalli
Kuppuswami Chetti, a
stalwart of Indian textile
heritage and partner of
Nalli Chinnaswamy Chet-
ti. Other key dignitaries included Phanith Kasam
(Kasam Group), Slevaku-
mar (Anantham Group),
L. Raveendran (S. Nal-
laperumal and Sons), Ra-
jasegaran (Maharaja Tex-
tiles, Malaysia), Sanjeev
Poteah (Sans, Mauritius),
and Dharmesh Nandu,
Founder of AMI, along
with the core AMI team.
Expressing his grati-
tude, Dharmesh Nandu
said, “We are extremely
pleased with the phenom-
enal response to ADVAIT
6.0. Our mission has
always been to create a
thriving ecosystem for the
apparel industry. I extend
heartfelt thanks to all the
brands, retailers, MBOs,
Apparel Manufacturer of India concludes
successful ADVAIT 6.0
visitors, dignitaries, and
our dedicated team for
making this journey suc-
cessful year after year.”
He added, “With the
overwhelming bookings
this year, we’re already
gearing up for the next
edition of ADVAIT.”
Launched in 2018 in
Hyderabad, ADVAIT
has grown to become a
significant platform con-
necting manufacturers,
retailers, agents, and sup-
pliers. AMI continues to
foster collaboration across
the value chain, support-
ing the growth and evolu-
tion of India’s readymade
apparel industry.