IIFL Securities Limited (Formerly "lndia lnfoline Limited") Corporate Identity Number: L99999MH1996PLC132983

Regd. Office: IIFL House, Sun lnfotech Park, Road No. 16V, Plot No. B-23, MIDC, Thane Industrial Area, Wagle Estate, Thane - 400 604 Tel: (91-22) 3929 4000/ 4103 5000 • Fax: (91-22) 2580 6654• E-mail: secretarial@iifl.com • Website: www.indiainfoline.com

June 09, 2020

The Manager, Listing Department, BSE Limited, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Tower, Dalal Street, Mumbai 400 001 Tel No.: 22721233 Fax No.: 22723719/22723121/22722037 BSE Scrip Code: 542773

The Manager, Listing Department, The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., Exchange Plaza, 5 Floor, Plot C/1, G Block, Bandra - Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051 Tel No.: 2659 8235 Fax No.: 26598237 NSE Symbol: IIFLSEC

Sub: Completion of dispatch of Notice of 25th Annual General Meeting and Annual Report for the F.Y. 2019-20.

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is with reference to our intimation to the exchange(s) dated June 08, 2020. The Company has dispatched the Notice of 25th Annual General Meeting along with the Annual Report for the Financial Year ended March 31, 2020 on June 08, 2020 to the members of the Company through electronic mode.

Further as per Regulation 30 read with Schedule III Part A Para A and Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith the copies of newspaper advertisement published in Business Standard (English), Free Press Journal (English) and Navshakti (Marathi) on June 09, 2020 (today), detailing the procedure with respect to the e-voting facility provided by the Company to all its Members to enable them, to cast their votes on all matters listed in the Notice convening the 25th Annual General Meeting of the Company scheduled on Tuesday, June 30, 2020 at 2.00 pm IST through Video Conferencing (VC) / Other Audio Visual Means (OAVM).

The above information is also available on the website of the Company i.e. www.indiainfoline.com.

Kindly take the same on record and oblige.

Thanking You, Yours faithfully,

For IIFL Securities Limited

Roshan Dave Company Secretary Place: Mumbai

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Mumbai, 8 June

Drug sales in the domestic marketcontinue to be impacted, withthe pandemic showing no signs

of slowing down. Chronic therapies suchas cardiac and anti-diabetics saw mar-ginal growth in May, indicating the slow-down may be more deep-rooted.

Market research firm AIOCD AWACShas predicted zero growth in the domes-tic market this financial year. Medicinesare essentials, and sales hardly see anyimpact even during an economic slow-down. However, the outbreak has hitfresh prescription. This has, in turn,dampened sales. Overall pharma marketgrowth was down 8.9 per cent in May.

Anti-diabetic and cardiac medicinesare part of chronic therapy taken bypatients regularly, because of which saleshardly decline. In May, according to datafrom AIOCD AWACS, cardiac drugs reg-istered growth of 3.9 per cent (against 5.9per cent in April), with anti-diabeticsposting growth of just 1.1 per cent (com-pared to 6.4 per cent in April).

While the world is experiencing a res-piratory virus outbreak, sales of respira-tory medicines (comprising inhalers,among others) clocked a decline in salesduring May — falling 5.9 per cent againsta marginal 0.3 per cent dip in April.

The category, therefore, continuedits downward trend. Ameesh Masurekar,

director of AIOCD AWACS, feels peoplehave taken precautions because of Covid.“People have stayed indoors due to thelockdown, which has reduced asthmaepisodes. Seasonal cough and cold infec-tions have also been significantly less,” headded. Other therapies such as anti-infectives (-20.8 per cent), gastrointesti-nal (-12.8 per cent), vitamins (-9.1 percent), and pain and analgesics (-17.2 percent) also continued to decline.

AIOCD AWACS said: “The Covid cri-sis has impacted the IPM (Indian phar-maceutical market), which continued toshow negative growth in May. Whilethere was evidence of revival in sometherapies, the (overall) IPM continued anegative growth trend at 8.9 per cent in

May,” said the firm. He added that inFY21, IPM growth would be zero — pricegrowth would remain constant at 5 percent — while volumes and new intro-duction growth would be in negative ter-rain (-5 per cent), subsequently pullingdown overall growth.

Masurekar explained that both thecardiac and diabetic segments saw pan-ic buying in March and early April. Oncethe panic-buying wave weaned off, salessaw a sharp fall. In June, the industryexpects some revival in sales of chronicmedicines. On the inventory front, Maysaw the gap between chronic and acutetherapies being bridged. Usual invento-ry at the month-end is 40-45 days.Chronic inventory at April-end was

around 20 days, and above 60 for acutetherapies. By May-end, this changed to30 days for chronic and 50 for acute.

Edelweiss said volumes declined by14.4 per cent in May, while prices grew 4.3per cent. New introductions (new brandsmostly) rose a meagre 1.3 per cent. Mostfirms have chosen to launch drugsthrough online webinars. Firms likeLupin have said the crisis does notchange their new product launch plans.In an earlier interaction with BusinessStandard, CEO Vinita Gupta had saidthat visits by medical representatives toclinics could normalise by July.

Overall industry growth has beenslow in the March-May period — the IPMgrowing slowly at just 3.6 per cent.

Drug sales slide 9% in MayMAT May May Mar-May

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Cipla 3.8 -12.9 -5.4

Zydus Cadila 10 -6.9 -2.8

Lupin 8.1 -8.2 -1.8

Torrent 8.5 -8.8 -1.6

GSK 4.3 -16.5 -13.5

DRL 9.9 -9.8 -3.4

IPM 6.4 -8.9 -3.9MAT: Moving annual turnover; IPM: Indian Pharma Market Source: AIOCD AWACS

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Anti-diabetic 1.16.4

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Anti-infectives -20.8-21.5

Pain and -17.2analgesics -20.3

Vitamins -9.1-17.1

Gastroenterology -12.8-16.0

Respiratory -5.9-0.3

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, 8 Jun

After dominating the conver-sations for weeks, coronavirusseems to be falling off the pop-ularity charts as netizens in thecountry went back to search-ing for topics like films and

weather on Google in May.According to Google search

trends, the search volume forcoronavirus in May was half ofthat in April even though thenumber of Covid-19 cases have continued to rise in thecountry.

‘Coronavirus’ dropped to

12th most searched topic over-all during May, behind topicslike Film, Meaning, News andWeather.

All these terms are consis-tently highly searched topicsin India. This probably indi-cates that people are tryingto return back to consump-

tion patterns seen in the pre-Covid times.

An exception was cricket.With no tournaments beingorganised in wake of the pan-demic, coronavirus was "fivetimes more searched thancricket", showed the trends.The top trending search term

overall for May was 'Lockdown4.0', followed by 'Eid Mubarak'.

Netizens also soughtanswers to questions like"Which disease is related tocoronavirus?", "Can asympto-matic people spread coron-avirus?" and "Will lockdownextend after 17 May?".

Corona-related Google searches in India see drop in May

BP Plc plans to cut 10,000jobs as the coronavirus pan-demic accelerates the com-pany’s move to slim downfor energy transition.

The public health crisishas hit company earningsand forced many to changethe way they operate.

European competitorRoyal Dutch Shell Plc is saidto be offering voluntaryredundancies in a bid tobecome leaner, and US rivalsChevron and Marathon Oilare among others laying offemployees.

BP will let go of 14 per centof its workforce, Chief Exe-cutive Officer BernardLooney said in an internalnote. The move will mostlyaffect staff in office-basedjobs and those holding sen-ior roles, with the top 400positions expected to be cutby one-third.

Senior management willalso not receive pay increas-es this year, while junior andmid-ranking staff will onlyget them from October.Employees at filling stationswon’t be included in thereorganization as they’reconsidered front-line work-ers. Their wages rose in Apriland will climb again inAugust. BLOOMBERG

BP plans tocut 10k jobs

A merger of drugmakers As-traZeneca and Gilead Scien-ces is unlikely, said analysts,after reports said the UK firmmade a preliminary approachto its US peer last month.

Political opposition fromboth the UK and the US couldderail any attempt at a deal,especially given the backdropof the Covid-19 outbreak,Citigroup said.

“US government wouldlikely try to block any acquisi-tion of a major US biopharmacompany that is involved inpandemic therapeutic devel-opment. Even greater politi-cal opposition is seen from theUK government,” wroteCitigroup analyst AndrewBaum. The timing is alsoquestionable, as while Gileadis in the middle of a turnaro-und, AstraZeneca is wellpositioned and has a strongpipeline, analysts said.

Yet there is potential forsynergies, and Gilead couldcompliment AstraZeneca’sportfolio in the areas of virol-ogy and inflammatory treat-ment, according to RBC. PTI

AstraZeneca,Gilead mergermay hit political,strategic hurdles

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Regulation 29 read with Regulation 47 of the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, that 171st meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on Monday, the 22nd June, 2020, inter-alia, to consider and approve the Standalone and Consolidated Audited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter/year ended 31st March, 2020 and to recommend the dividend, if any.This notice is also available on the website of the Company www.jtekt.co.in and also on the websites of the stock exchanges www.nseindia.com and www.bseindia.com.

JTEKT INDIA LIMITED(Formerly known as Sona Koyo Steering Systems Limited)

(CIN – L29113DL1984PLC018415)Regd. Office: UGF-6, Indraprakash, 21, Barakhamba Road,

New Delhi 110001.Tel. No. : 011-23311924, 23327205

E-mail: investorgrievance@jtekt.co.in; Website: www.jtekt.co.inNOTICE

For JTEKT India Limited

Place : GurugramDate : 08.06.2020

Nitin SharmaCompany Secretary

APPOINTMENTS

BHUBANESWAR: All religious places and shopping malls in Odisha willremain shut till June 30 in view of rising Covid-19 cases. “All religiousplaces/places of worship and shopping malls will remain closed till June 30,”said a Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) notification on Monday. All cinemahalls, gyms, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars,

auditoriums, assembly halls and similar places would remain closed till June30, it added. Meanwhile, Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy asked the departmentsto organise the ward-level Covid committee meetings this week in both therural and urban areas to spread awareness. An aware and alert communitycould achieve wonders in the fight against this unseen enemy, he added.

RELIGIOUS PLACES, MALLS TO STAY SHUT IN ODISHA TILL JUNE 30LOCKDOWNTHE FREEPRESSJOURNAL

MUMBAI | TUESDAY | JUNE 9, 2020

6PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that IMRS. PRAMILA ASHOK SAVEresiding at 62-Dhavalgiri NagariNiwara Co-op. Hsg Soc. Ltd., D-Wing, Room No. 14, ThirdFloor, Nagari Niwara Parishadplot No. 1 & 2, Goregaon (east)Mumbai-400 065 (Reg. No.MUM/WP/HSG/TC/11554/2001-2002 year 2002) Ld. Collector(Bandra) has given me the per-mission to transfer the room onmy name. The original allottee isSMT. ANJANA NEWALE. Now Ihave to the stamp duty n regis-tration charges and get it trans-ferred on my name. Any personhaving any objections, claim,demand of whatsoever naturewith respect of the said flat maycontact in writing with proofswithin 7 days from publication ofthis notice. Afterwards no claims/objections will be considered.

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debtor is incorporated / registeredRegistrar of Companies, Mumbai under Companies Act, 1956

4 Corporate identity number / limited liability identification number of corporate debtor

U17299MH2008PTC184140

5 Address of the registeredoffice andprincipal office (if any) of corporate debtor

RegisteredOffice :601, Pluto, B Wing, Vasant Galaxy, Bangur Nagar Goregaon(West),Mumbai - 400104. Maharashtra

6 Insolvency commencement date of the corporate debtor

11th October, 2019(Order madeavailable to the IRP on10thJanuary, 2020)

7 Dateof invitationof expressionof interest 25/3/2020 - Original9/6/2020- revised (Refer note1)

8 Eligibility for resolution applicants under section 25(2)(h) of the Code isavailable at:

Details can besought byemailingatcamkg59@gmail.com

9 Norms of ineligibility applicable under section 29A are available at:

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10 Last date for receipt of expressionof interest 10/7/202011 Date of issue of provisional list of pros-

pective resolutionapplicants20/7/2020

12 Last date for submission of objections toprovisional list

25/7/2020

13 Date of issue of final list of prospective resolutionapplicants

4/8/2020

14 Date of issue of information memorandum, evaluationmatrix and request for resolutionplans toprospective resolutionapplicants

25/7/2020

15 Manner of obtaining request for resolutionplan, evaluation matrix, information memo-randumand further information

The Resolution Professional will share the documents through ElectronicMail or Virtual DataRoom in accordance with the provisions of the Codeand Regulations made thereunder

16 Last date for submissionof resolutionplans 25/8/202017 Manner of submitting resolution

plans to resolutionprofessionalIn the sealed envelope by post/courier or handdelivery to the RP correspondence address mentioned against serial no21and also inelectronicformonemail idat camkg59@gmail.com

18 Estimated date for submission of resolutionplantothe AdjudicatingAuthority for approval

01/9/2020

19 Nameand registrationnumber of theresolutionprofessional

MaheshKumar GuptaIPRegistrationNumber IBBI/IPA-001/IPP00478/2017-2018/10866

20 Name, Address and e-email of theresolutionprofessional, as registeredwith the Board

MaheshKumar GuptaOffice at 202, New Heera Panna Industrial Estate, Near Virwani Industrial Estate, Goregaon (East), Mumbai – 400063. Email : camkg59@gmail.com

21 Address and email tobeused forcorrespondencewith the resolutionprofessional

MaheshKumar GuptaOffice at 202, New Heera Panna Industrial Estate, Near Virwani Industrial Estate, Goregaon (East), Mumbai–400063. Email :camkg59@gmail.com

22 Further Details are available at or with Details can besought byemailingatcamkg59@gmail.com

23 Dateof publication of FormG 9/06/2020

Sd/MAHESHKUMAR GUPTA

RESOLUTIONPROFESSIONALof TEEMPER LIFESTYLE PRIVATE LIMITEDRegistrationNo-IBBI/IPA-001/IP-P00478/2017-2018/10866RegisteredAddress 202, New Heera Panna Industrial Estate,

Near Virwani Industrial Estate, Goregaon(East), Mumbai – 400063Date : 9th June, 2020Place : Mumbai

Notes : 1. Original last date for publication of FormG was 25/3/2020 but now revised due to lockdown.2. The above timelines are subject toapproval of extension of CIRPbyHon’ble National Company

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SHANKAR RAJBengaluru

Former prime minister andJD(S) patriarch HD DeveGowda, who had on multipleoccasions declared he wouldnot contest any election, onMonday changed his mindand decided to contest theJune 19 Rajya Sabha pollsfrom Karnataka. He will befiling his nominations onTuesday, his son and formerCM HD Kumaraswamy said.

He said his father took thedecision to once more contestfollowing a request made byCongress President SoniaGandhi, several nationalleaders and party legislators.

HDK tweeted: “Thanks toSri Deve Gowda for agreeingto everyone’s consensus.From the people, formerprime minister Deve Gowdahas seen successes and de-feats. By the people, he hasacquired higher positions. Itwas not an easy task to per-suade DeveGowda to enterthe RS fray,” he said.

The JD(S), which has 34seats in the assembly, is notin a position to win a seat in

Rajya Sabha on its own. Butin a tactical move, the Con-gress decided to give its sur-plus votes to the former PM.The BJP, which too has sur-plus votes, decided not to putup a third candidate, makinghis victory easy.

If he wins, this will be thesecond Rajya Sabha entry for87-year-old Gowda, the firsttime being in 1996 as PM.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha poll,Gowda was defeated in Tu-makuru constituency byBJP’s GS Basavaraj by over13,000 votes.BJP fileds Kadadi, Gasti Meanwhile, the BJP sprang asurprise by confirming thenames of Eranna Kadadi andAshok Gasti as the party’snominees for the two RajyaSabha seats. The announce-ment shocked senior leadersas several prominent front-runners were sidelined topave way for second-rungleaders within the party.

Eranna Kadadi, 55, who be-gan his political career in1989, has strong roots in theRSS and worked his way upthe BJP ladder.

Ashok Gasti, 55, hails fromRaichur and also camethrough the ranks in the BJPafter a stint with the ABVP.

The Congress has fieldedveteran leader and a formerleader of the opposition inthe 16th Lok SabhaMallikarjun Kharge, who onMonday filed his nomina-tion as the party’s candidatefor the June 19 Rajya Sabhapolls from Karnataka.

DEVE GOWDA TO CONTESTRAJYA SABHA ELECTIONS

If he wins, this will bethe second RS entry

for 87-year-oldGowda, the first timebeing in 1996 as PM.

PREMA RAJARAMKolkata

Just as Kolkata was resum-ing activities on June 8 withrestaurants and malls open-ing up, West Bengal ChiefMinister Mamata Banerjeeon Monday announced an ex-tension of lockdown in thestate till June 30. However,this pertains to containmentzones. The movement ofpeople on the road willbe restricted from 9pm to 5am apart fromessential services.

“The lockdown hasbeen extended till the30th of June. Wearmasks and maintain so-cial distancing,” she said.

The decision was takenconsidering the rising casesin the state as people havestarted going outdoors inlarger numbers. Also, as reli-gious places have opened up,Mamata announced not over25 persons can enter any reli-gious place at any given time.The same rule of 25 personsapplies to guests at weddingsand people attending last riteceremonies.

As for migrant workers,trains will come in till June10. Over 9 lakh migrant work-

ers have returned to WestBengal thus far. Mamata saidmigrant workers who are inWest Bengal do not want togo back to their states.

She announced her statehas received a soft loan ofRs850 crore from the WorldBank from the Rs1,050 croreloan that the state had askedfor. West Bengal is also reel-ing in the aftermath of cy-

clone Amphan whichlashed out at West Ben-gal on May 20.

Despite the difficul-ties, the West BengalCM announced herparty the Trinamool

Congress will hold theiryearly Martyr’s Day rally

on July 21. “We will organisethe July 21 rally. Let’s seewhat happens. As local trainsand metro trains cannot beused, we need to see wherethey can ply so that accidentsdon’t happen. We can avoidthe major roads and use by-lanes for the cycles. Policehave been asked to make thenotification,” added Mamata.

The TMC supremo said herparty is a collective family,hence they needed to discussa virtual rally. The BJP canafford to hold a virtual rallybut the TMC could not.

Lockdown extendedtill June 30 in Bengal

THREE-DAY DARSHAN REHEARSALBEGINS AT TIRUPATI HILL SHRINE

TIRUPATI: Ahead of allowing devotees’ entry from June 11 after a nearly80-day-long lockdown ban, a 3-day trial run of darshan began at LordVenkateswara temple at Tirumala on Monday with staff and othersattached to it following strict protective measures. 6,000 employees werepermitted into the over 2000- year-old hill temple complex shrine withtime slot free darshan, a temple official told PTI. Before making the off -erings at the hundi, all devotees cleaned their hands with sanitisers. OnMonday, visitors had to offer worship to the presiding deity of Lord Ven-kateswara from the ‘Dwarapalakas Mandapam’ itself. Meanwhile, theShri Amarnath Barfani Langars Organisation has suggested the can -cellation of the upcoming annual pilgrimage to the holy cave shrineof Amarnath in south Kashmir Himalayas. The 42-day yatra wasscheduled to begin from the twin tracks of Pahalgam in Anantnagand Baltal in Gander bal, J&K on June 23, but the Shri AmarnathjiShrine Board headed by LG GC Murmu has said the appropriatedecision on it would be taken after a fresh review of the situation.

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