June 3, 2019

The Secretary BSE Ltd. P J Towers, Rotunda Bldg., Dalal Street, Fort Mumbai – 400 001 Scrip Code: 500414

Dear Sir,

Sub: Newspaper Advertisement with respect to the loss of share certificate and issuance of duplicate share certificate in lieu thereof to the shareholders

Pursuant to Regulation 39(3) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosures Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed Copies of Newspaper Advertisement published on 3rd June, 2019 in Business Standard (English) in New Delhi and Mumbai edition and Business Standard (Hindi) in New Delhi edition regarding received requests for issue of duplicate share certificates against the certificates reported to be lost.

You are requested to take the above on your records.

Business Standard NEW DELHI MONDAY, 3 JUNE 2019

TIMEX GROUP INDIA LIMITED CIN : L33301 DL 1988PLC033434

106-107, Ambadeep, 14,KasturbaGandhi Marg,NewDelhl-110001 0 State Bank of India BRANCH-~ t

Ph.:011-41021297,E-mail :investor.relations@timex.com Website : www.timexindia.com POSSESSION NOTICE {Under Rule 8(1) of Security lnteresl

NOTICE Whereas The undersigned being the authorized officer of State Bank of India, um 'Notice is hereby given that the below mentioned share certificates ofthe Company have been reported to be lost/ misplaced:

Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security interest Act 2002 and in exercise of p read with Rule 3 of the Security interest (Enforcement) Rules 2002 issued a demanc

NAME OF REGD. NO. OF CERTIFICATE DISTINCTIVE SHAREHOLDER SHARES NUMBERS NUMBERS

SHRIKANT SAMALI 100 8852 885101-200

each account stated here in to repay the amount mentioned in the notice within 60 dl notice. The borrower/guarantor having failed to repay the amount notice is hereby gl public in general that the undersigned has taken possession of the property descend

SUDHASAMAL MOHAN ABRAHAM JACOBI 100 5123 512201-300 JESSYJACOB MOHAN JACOBI 200 118822-118823 9729601-800 JESSY JACOB 100 69273 4774701-800

100 51367 2984101-200 NILOOGUPTA 100 20850 2084901-5000 Any person who has any claim or lien or interest in the above shares and has objection to the issue of duplicate share certificates in lieu of the above certificates should notify the same to the Company's Registrar & Transfer Agent, namely Mls Alankit Assignments Ltd. , Alankit Heights, 3EI7, Jhandewalan Extn., New Delhi- 11 0055, Phone 011-42541234 within seven days from the date ofthis notice, indicating the nature ofthe claim, or lien or interest of his/ herobjeclion, through an affidaviU indemnity/ police complaint or else the Company will proceed to issue the duplicate share certificates without further intimation and without entertaining any claim of any nature whatsoever it may be.

For TIMEX GROUP INDIA UMITED

conferred on hirrVher under Section 13(4) ofthe said Act read with rule 8 ofthe said ru account. The borrower/guarantor in particular and the public in general are hereby ca~ dealing with the property will be subject to the charge of the State Bank of lndu Uttrakhand on behalf of Branch for amount interest there on.

Name of the Branch

Date of Date of Am~unt i~ Borrower/Guarantores Demand Possession

& Adderess Notice

Borrower M/s Hind SARB, 06.12.2018 31.05.2019 Rs. 11 ,82,51

Timber Nau Khan SAHARANPUR (Rs. Eleven Lacs I Road , Shamli ROAD, thousand five 247776. Mohd. lrfan eighty six paisa Proprietor Nau Khan DEHRADUN only) 05.12.2018 Road, Shamli-24776 days from the

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Sdl-PLACE : New Delhi Dhiraj Kumar Maggo DATE : 3110512019 GM -Legal & Company Secretary

chargel

PLACE: SHAMLI DATE: 31 .05.2019

I IDFC FIRST Bank Limited ( Fonnerly known as IDFC Bank Limited) CIN: L65110TN2014

~ ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE Registered Office: KRM Towers, 81h Floor, Harrington Road, Ch

Chennai- 600031. Tel: +91 44 4564 4000 Fax: +9144 4564 4022

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(A Govt of lnd1a Undertaking) Add 49511 RPG Tower, Mangal Pandey Nagar. Meerut 250 004,

Tel· 0121-4011928-4011912 , E ma1l rrl_7650@obc co 1n

(llotlce l!nder Section 13(2) of the Securltlsatlon 1 Assets and Enforcement of the Securit'l

Notice to be Served upon Borrower/ Guarantor I Mortgagor Before The following borrowers and co-borrowers availed lhe below m:~1 Limited (Formerly known as IDFC Bank Limited) The Loans Taking Physical Possession of Secured Assets as per DRT directions

M/s Fair Deal Steel Traders (Borrower) Add 1: CP 915, Sector -1 , 10 Madhav Puram, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Pincode 250002. Add :2 131/2 Beri Pura, Delhi Road, Meerut, Pincode 250002 Sh Kashmir! Lal Manchanda·S/o Sh. Ram Dhan Manchanda (MortgagorS Partner), Add: H. No. D-2, Saraswati Kunj, Saras~ati Lok, Meerut, Pincode 250002. Smt Nldhl Manchanda Wlo Kapil Manchanda (Partner)Add: H. N. D-2, Saraswati Kunj , Saraswati Lok, Meerut, Pincode 250002 REG: Notice Before Taking Physical Possession Under Sarfaesl Act, 2002 M/s Fair Deal Steel Traders, Loan AIC No. 03884011000368 This is to lnfonm You that Undersigned as Authorized Officer has Obtained Required Permission From OM Office For Physical Possession Under Sarfaesi Act 2002 Wide Possession Notice Dated 03.12.2018 for Recovery of the Secured Debts of Oriental Bank of Commerce B/o Transport Nagar Amounting toRs. 2,53,54,602.17/· and Interest Thereon From 31 .08.2018 (Date) and with Costs and Charges M/s Fair Deal Steel Traders (Borrower). The Undensigned Given This Notice to the Borrower/Partners/Mortgagor As per Direction Received From Presiding Officer, DRT Dated 26.02.2019. For your Necessary lnfonmation and Record.

Date: 27.05.2019 Place: Meerut Authorised Officer Oriental Bank of Commerce

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POSSESSION NOTICE (FOR IMMOVABLE PROPERTY)

borrowers have been secured by lhe mortgage of lheir respective the terms and conditions of lhe respective loan agreements a classified as NPA as per the RBI Guidelines. Amounts due by th known as IDFC Bank Limited) are mentioned as per respective lhe following table and further interest on lhe said amounts sh charged as per contractual rate wilh effect from lheir respective da

51 Loan Type of Name of Outstanding Not No.

Account Loan borrowens as per 13(2) da No. notice 1 12683602 Loan 1. Rohdas Kumar Rs. 16.05.

Against 2.Suman 663141.82 Property Rauhadaskumar

You are hereby called upon to pay lhe amounts due to IDFC F:t Bank Limited) as per lhe details shown in the above table wilh co respective dates and olher costs, charges etc., wilhin 60 days froJT undersigned shall be constrained to initiate proceedings U/s 13(4 the mortgaged properties mentioned hereinabove to realize lhe (Formerly known as IDFC Bank Limited) Further you are ~

transferring lhe said secured asset eilher by way of salenease oro

Date: 03.06.2019 Place : Nolda

Government of Jharkhan Office of the Executtve Engin

Nat1onal H;ghway Div1s1on . Chatbas

(As per Appendix IV read with rule 8(1) of the Security Interest Enforcement flutes, 2002) Whereas, the undersigned being the Authorized Officer of the TATA Gapital Housing Anance Umited., under the Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enfon::ement of Securtty Interest Act, 2002 and in exercise of powers conferred under section 13(12) read with rule 3 of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002, lssued a demand notices as mentioned below calling upon the Borrowers to repay the amount mentioned in the notice within 60 days from the date of the said notice. The borrower, having failed to repay the amount, notice is hereby given to the borrower, In particular and tile publ~. In general, that tile undersigned has taken possession af tile prtlperty described hereinbelowin8X81dseafpowersconfermdoohkn unde<section13(4)aftllesaidActlllallwittlru~BaftllesaidAules. The booower, In particular, and tile public In general, are hereby cautioned not to deal wittltlle property and any dealings wittltlle prtlpertywiH be subject to tile chargeaftlle lATA Capital Housing Anance Umtted, tor an amount '""'""'to betowal01111 wittl Interest tlle11100 and penal interest, chafVes, costs etc. from dale mentioned below. The borrowers attention Is Invited to provisions of sub- section (8) of Section 13 of the Act, In respect of time available, to redeem the secured assets

Loin Nama of Obllgo~s)/l.epl Hel~s)/ Amount 11 per IIIII of

(Tender reference no.:- NH/CHAIBASA/EPC/408/201 Corregendurn

Reference PR- 206887 West Slnghbhurn AccDul Na. Lagll Repreuntatlvl(s) Dem1nd NDIIce 1'llalalltl

9377693 Mr. Anuj Kumar Yadav (Borrower) & M11. Sangoota Yadav (Co-Borrower)

Rs. 19,27,052/· 21-Moy-as on 27- Feb- 2019 2019

This is to inform all concerned that column number 3 of roll Procurement Notice (1 ~ Call) (Tender reference no.:- NH/CHAI 24.05.2019) published in various daily news papers and websites/elt West Singhbhum (18-19)D is corrected/ modified as below :-

MUMBAI | MONDAY, 3 JUNE 2019 WORLD 7. <

The most powerful Arabruler isn’t MBS. It’s MBZ

DAVID D. KIRKPATRICKAbu Dhabi, 2 June

Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, the29-year-old commander of thealmost negligible air force of the

United Arab Emirates, had come toWashington shopping for weapons.

In 1991, in the months after Iraq’s inva-sion of Kuwait, the young prince wantedto buy so much military hardware to pro-tect his own oil-rich monarchy — fromHellfire missiles to Apache helicopters toF-16 jets — that Congress worried hemight destabilise the region.

But the Pentagon, trying to cultivateaccommodating allies in the Gulf, hadidentified Prince Mohammed as a prom-ising partner. The favorite son of thesemi-literate Bedouin who founded theUnited Arab Emirates, PrinceMohammed was a serious-minded,British-trained helicopter pilot who hadpersuaded his father to transfer $4 billioninto the United States Treasury to helppay for the 1991 war in Iraq.

Richard A Clarke, then an assistantsecretary of state, reassured lawmakersthat the young prince would neverbecome “an aggressor.”

“The UAE is not now and never will bea threat to stability or peace in the region,”Clarke said in congressional testimony.“That is very hard to imagine. Indeed, theUAE is a force for peace.”

Thirty years later, Prince Mohammed,now 58, crown prince of Abu Dhabi andde facto ruler of the United ArabEmirates, is arguably the most powerfulleader in the Arab world. He is alsoamong the most influential foreign voic-es in Washington, urging the UnitedStates to adopt his increasingly bellicoseapproach to the region.

Prince Mohammed is almostunknown to the American public and histiny country has fewer citizens thanRhode Island. But he may be the richestman in the world. He controls sovereignwealth funds worth $1.3 trillion, morethan any other country.

His influence operation in Washingtonis legendary (Clarke got rich on his pay-roll). His military is the Arab world’s mostpotent, equipped through its work withthe United States to conduct high-techsurveillance and combat operations farbeyond its borders.

For decades, the prince has been a keyAmerican ally, following Washington’slead, but now he is going his own way.His special forces are active in Yemen,Libya, Somalia and Egypt’s North Sinai.He has worked to thwart democratic tran-sitions in the Middle East, helped installa reliable autocrat in Egypt and boosted aprotégé to power in Saudi Arabia.

At times, the prince has contradictedAmerican policy and destabilized neigh-bors. Rights groups have criticized himfor jailing dissidents at home, for his rolein creating a humanitarian crisis inYemen, and for backing theSaudi prince whose agentskilled the dissident writerJamal Khashoggi.

Yet under the Trumpadministration, his influencein Washington appears greaterthan ever. He has a rapport withPresident Trump, who has fre-quently adopted the prince’sviews on Qatar, Libya and SaudiArabia, even over the advice ofcabinet officials or seniornational security staff.

Western diplomats who know theprince — known as M.B.Z. — say he isobsessed with two enemies, Iran and theMuslim Brotherhood. Mr. Trump hassought to move strongly against bothand last week took steps to bypass con-gressional opposition to keep sellingweapons to both Saudi Arabia and theUnited Arab Emirates.

“MBZ has an extraordinary way oftelling Americans his own interests butmaking it come across as good adviceabout the region,” said Ben Rhodes, adeputy national security adviser underPresident Barack Obama, whose sympa-thy for the Arab Spring and negotiationswith Iran brought blistering criticismfrom the Emirati prince. When it comes toinfluence in Washington, Mr. Rhodesadded, “MBZ is in a class by himself.”

Prince Mohammed worked assidu-ously before the presidential election tocrack Trump’s inner circle, and secured asecret meeting during the transition peri-od with the president’s son-in-law, JaredKushner. The prince also tried to brokertalks between the Trump administrationand Russia, a gambit that later entangledhim in the special counsel’s investigationinto foreign election interference.

Today, at least five people working forPrince Mohammed have been caught upin criminal investigations growing out ofthat inquiry. A regular visitor to theUnited States for three decades, PrinceMohammed has now stayed away for twoyears, in part because he fears prosecutorsmight seek to question him or his aides,according to two people familiar with histhinking. (His brother, the foreign minis-ter, has visited.)

The United Arab Emirates’ Embassy inWashington declined to comment. Theprince’s many American defenders say itis only prudent of him to try to shape

United States policy, as many govern-ments do, and that he sees his interven-tions as an attempt to compensate for anAmerican pullback.

But Prince Mohammed’s critics saythat his rise is a study in unintended con-sequences. The obscure young princewhom Washington adopted as a pliant allyis now fanning his volatile region’s flames.

By arming the United Arab Emirateswith such advanced surveillance tech-nology, commandos and weaponry,argued Tamara Cofman Wittes, a formerState Department official and fellow atthe Brookings Institution. “We have cre-ated a little Frankenstein.”

The Perfect Prince

Most Arab royals are paunchy, long-wind-ed and prone to keep visitors waiting. NotPrince Mohammed.

He graduated at the age of 18 from theBritish officers’ training program atSandhurst. He stays slim and fit, tradestips with visitors about workout machines,and never arrives late for a meeting.

American officials invariably describehim as concise, inquisitive, even humble.He pours his own coffee, and to illustrate

his love for America, some-times tells visitors that he hastaken his grandchildren toDisney World incognito.

He makes time for low-ranking American officialsand greets senior dignitariesat the airport. With a shy, lop-sided smile, he will offer atour of his country, thenclimb into a helicopter to flyhis guest over the skyscrapersand lagoons of Dubai and

Abu Dhabi.“There was always a ‘wow’ factor with

MBZ,” recalled Marcelle Wahba, a formerAmerican ambassador to the United ArabEmirates.

In the capital, Abu Dhabi, he hasoverseen a construction craze that hashidden the former coastline behindman-made islands. One is intended tobecome a financial district akin to WallStreet. Another includes a campus ofNew York University, a franchise of theLouvre and a planned extension of theGuggenheim.

When he meets Americans, PrinceMohammed emphasizes the things thatmake the United Arab Emirates more lib-eral than their neighbors. Women havemore opportunities: A third of the cabinetministers are female.

Unlike Saudi Arabia, the United ArabEmirates allow Christian churches andHindu or Sikh temples, partly to accom-modate a vast foreign work force. (Thecountry is estimated to have nine millionresidents, but fewer than a million citi-zens; the rest are foreign workers.)

To underscore the point, the princelast year created a Ministry of Toleranceand declared this the “Year of Tolerance.”He has hosted the Special Olympics andPope Francis.

“I think he has done admirable worknot just in diversifying the economy but indiversifying the system of thought of thepopulation as well,” said Gen. John R.Allen, former commander of UnitedStates and N.A.T.O. forces in Afghanistan,now president of the BrookingsInstitution. (In between, General Allenwas an adviser to the United ArabEmirates’ Ministry of Defense.)

The United Arab Emirates are a tinyfederation of city-states, yet Abu Dhabialone accounts for 6 percent of the world’sproven oil reserves, making it a tempting

target to a larger neighbor like Iran. In1971, when the U.A.E. gained independ-ence from Britain, the shah of Iran seizedthree disputed Persian Gulf islands.

The Muslim Brotherhood, a 90-year-old Islamist movement founded in Egypt,has become mainstream in many Arabcountries. On that subject, PrinceMohammed says his dread is more per-sonal.

His father assigned a prominentBrotherhood member, Ezzedine Ibrahim,as Prince Mohammed’s tutor, and heattempted an indoctrination that back-fired, the prince often says.

“I am an Arab, I am a Muslim and Ipray. And in the 1970s and early 1980s Iwas one of them,” Prince Mohammed toldvisiting American diplomats in 2007, asthey reported in a classified cable releasedby WikiLeaks. “I believe these guys havean agenda.”

He worries about the appeal of Islamistpolitics to his population. As many as 80percent of the soldiers in his forces wouldanswer the call of “some holy man inMecca,” he once told American diplomats,according to a cable released byWikiLeaks.

For that reason, diplomats say, PrinceMohammed has long argued that theArab world is not ready for democracy.Islamists would win any elections.

“In any Muslim country, you will seethe same result,” he said in a 2007 meet-ing with American officials. “The MiddleEast is not California.”

The United Arab Emirates beganallowing American forces to operate frombases inside the country during thePersian Gulf war of 1991. Since then, theprince’s commandos and air forces havebeen deployed with the Americans inKosovo, Somalia, Afghanistan and Libya,as well as against the Islamic State.

He has recruited American com-manders to run his military and formerspies to set up his intelligence services. Healso acquired more weaponry in the fouryears before 2010 than the other five Gulfmonarchies combined, including 80 F-16fighters, 30 Apache combat helicopters,and 62 French Mirage jets.

Some American officers describe theUnited Arab Emirates as “Little Sparta.”

With advice from former top mili-tary commanders including formerSecretary of Defense James Mattis andGeneral Allen, Prince Mohammed haseven developed an Emirati defenseindustry, producing an amphibiousarmored vehicle known as The Beastand others that he is already supplyingto clients in Libya and Egypt.

The United Arab Emirates are alsopreparing a low-altitude propeller-driv-en bomber for counterinsurgency combat— an idea Mr. Mattis had long recom-mended for the United States, a formerofficer close to him said.

Prince Mohammed has often toldAmerican officials that he saw Israel asan ally against Iran and the MuslimBrotherhood. Israel trusted him enough tosell him upgrades for his F-16s, as well asadvanced mobile phone spyware.

To many in Washington, PrinceMohammed had become America’s bestfriend in the region, a dutiful partner whocould be counted on for tasks from coun-tering Iranian influence in Lebanon tofunding construction in Iraq.

“It was well known that if you neededsomething done in the Middle East,”recalled Richard G. Olson, a former UnitedStates ambassador to Abu Dhabi, “theEmiratis would do it.”©2019 The New York Times News Service

Prince Mohammed bin Zayed grew the UAE’s power by following America’slead. He now has an increasingly bellicose agenda of his own. And USPresident Donald Trump seems to be following him

Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan (right) talks withSaudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud in Abu Dhabi PHOTO: REUTERS

As de facto rulerof the United ArabEmirates, PrinceMohammed binZayed controlsthe Arab world’sbiggest sovereignwealth funds andits most potentmilitary

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SHRIKANT SAMAL/ 100 8852 885101-200SUDHA SAMALMOHAN ABRAHAM JACOB/ 100 5123 512201-300JESSY JACOBMOHAN JACOB/ 200 118822-118823 9729601-800JESSY JACOB 100 69273 4774701-800

100 51367 2984101-200NILOO GUPTA 100 20850 2084901-5000Any person who has any claim or lien or interest in the above shares and hasobjection to the issue of duplicate share certificates in lieu of the abovecertificates should notify the same to the Company’s Registrar & TransferAgent, namely M/s Alankit Assignments Ltd., Alankit Heights, 3E/7,Jhandewalan Extn., New Delhi – 110055, Phone 011-42541234 within sevendays from the date of this notice, indicating the nature of the claim, or lien orinterest of his / her objection, through an affidavit/ indemnity/ police complaintor else the Company will proceed to issue the duplicate share certificateswithout further intimation and without entertaining any claim of any naturewhatsoever it may be.

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