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EXTRACT OF AUDITED STANDALONE AND UNAUDITED CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER AND NINE MONTHS ENDED 31" DECEMBER, 2019

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Total income from operations NetProfit fortheperiod (before e>tceptlonal items)

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Notes:

Quarter Ended 31.12.2019 31.12.2018

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1. T he above Is an extract of the detailed format of Statement of Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results filed with the Stock Exchange under Regulation 33 of the SEB1 (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The detailed financial results and this extract were reviewed by the Audit Committee on 21• January, 2020 and approved by the Board of Directors of the Company al its meeting held on 22"" January, 2020. The full format of the Statement of Standalone and Consol idated Financial Results are avellable on the Com p a ny·s website (https:/lwww.asianpaints.com/moni/investon/financial�sults.htrnl) and on the website of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (www.nselndia.com) and BSE Limited (www.bselndia.com).

2. The Standalone and Consolidated financial results, for the quarter and nine months ended 31• December, 2019 and 31• December, 2018 have been audited and subjected to limited review respectively, by the auditors. The auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on the audit and limited review. The Standalone and Consolidated financial results, for the year ended 31• March, 2019 have been audited by the auditors. The auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on the audited financial results

Date : 2-r' January, 2020 Place : Mumbai

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GUWAHATI: Classes across universities and colleges in Assam were affected on Wednesday due to the "total shutdown" call givenby students unions of nine varsities from North East on a day the Supreme Court

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Opposition using women as shields, while menare relaxing under blanket: Yogi AdityanathOUR CORRESPONDENT

Lucknow

As protests against Citizen-ship Amendment Act 2019 re-fuses to subside and ratherhas spread across the stateover the past few weeks withwomen taking the lead nowat many places including Ut-tar Pradesh capital Lucknow,Chief Minister YogiAdityanath on Wednesdayaccused the opposition par-ties for using women as“shield” to fuel the agita-tions.

'' The opposition lacks thecourage to hold protestdemonstrations...hence theyhave decided to use women

and children as a shield.Women are holding Dharnaswhile men are relaxing athome under the blanket,'',Adityanath said in Kanpur ata public meeting organisedto garner support for theCAA.

Kanpur and other parts ofthe state is witnessing severe

cold, fog and intermittentrains over the last few dayswith night temperature oftenfalling below 10 degree centi-grade.

Yogi claimed, “Thesewomen don't even know whatthey are protesting for” andwarned, “We would takesuch a strict action againstthose, who damaged publicproperties, that their futuregenerations would not beable to forget it.”

Uttar Pradesh had wit-nessed worst violence mid-December soon after the pas-sage of the CAA by the par-liament. Over 20 protesterswere killed, including two inLucknow, and hundreds

were injured in the clashes. More than 5,000 people

were arrested across thestate put up in jail includingactivists many of them evenaccused of torture in the po-lice lockup.

Despite police excesses,protests led mostly bywomen have spread acrossthe state over the past 10days.

In Lucknow, the policeseized blankets, eatables,switched off the street lightsand locked the public toiletnear the venue to forcewomen to leave. Over 150women have been booked forrioting since the proteststarted last Friday.

Mayawati accepts BJP challengeto debate CAA at any forum

AGENCIESNew Delhi

A day after Union Home Min-ister Amit Shah dared oppo-sition leaders for a debate onthe Citizenship AmendmentAct (CAA), BSP supremoMayawati on Wednesday saidher party accepts the chal-lenge to discuss and debatethe new citizenship law "atany forum and at any place."Mayawati alleged the govern-ment is "disturbed by protestsagainst the contentious Citi-zenship Act, National Regis-ter of Citizens (NRC) and Na-tional Population Register

(NPR)" across the country."The government, dis-

turbed by protests against thecontroversial CAA, NRC andNPR, across the country, es-pecially the youths andwomen, has challenged theOpposition for a debate on thematter. The BSP accepts thechallenge for debate at any fo-rum and at any place,"Mayawati tweeted in Hindi.

Union Minister Shah onTuesday had challenged Con-gress leader Rahul Gandhi,West Bengal Chief MinisterMamata Banerjee and formerUP Chief Minister AkhileshYadav for a debate on the

CAA."I have come to you for aJan Jagaran Abhiyan in Luc-know. I challenge RahulGandhi, Banerjee and

Akhilesh Yadav to engage in adebate on CAA," Shah hadsaid while addressing a gath-ering in Lucknow.

Owaisi dares Amit Shah to debate on Citizenship Act with "bearded man" HYDERABAD: After Home Minister Amit Shah threw achallenge to leaders like Rahul Gandhi for a public debateover CAA, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi joined issueand wanted the former to discuss the law with him insteadof others.Addressing a rally in Karimnagar district on Tuesdaynight ahead of the municipal polls on January 25, the Hy-derabad MP said the Home Minister called for a public de-bate on CAA with the opposition even as he asked Shah todebate with him on the legislation.

For NPR, govt employees will ask you questionsbut won't force you to answer, says RajnathOUR CORRESPONDENT

Lucknow

During a CAA support rallyin Meerut on Wednesday,Union Defence Minister Raj-nath Singh assured the peo-ple that they would not becompelled to answer thequestions asked by the gov-ernment employees for theNational Population Regis-ter (NPR) survey.

Seeking to clarify the “mis-conceptions” over the con-troversial CAA with an as-

surance that “Nobody willtouch the Muslims”, MrSingh also explained theNPR, “Such a register wasimportant for implementa-tion of social and welfareschemes. Government em-ployees will approach youwith questions but they willnot force you to answer.”

He also claimed said thatMahatma Gandhi was alsoin favour of giving citizen-ship to persecuted Dalits andbackward classes who aremost persecuted in Pakistan,

Afghanistan andBangladesh. Former PrimeMinister Manmohan Singhwas of the same opinion.

Singh claimed that the dis-cussion on the National Reg-ister of Citizens (NRC) start-ed after the country becameindependent and Assam wasthe first state where it had tobe implemented. A discus-sion on it began during theRajiv Gandhi government.“We introduced it and nowthey (Congress) are target-ing the BJP”.

Protesters chased andcaned by police in UP

AGENCIES / Etawah

The police in Etawah dis-trict chased and canedwomen protesters who hadstarted a dharna against thecitizenship law. A video clipthat has gone viral on the so-cial media on Wednesday,shows policemen chasingwomen, caning them andalso barging into shops toforce their closure.

The clip shows cops chas-ing women into the narrowlane of Pachraha area.

In a 17-second clip, thewomen can be heard shout-ing and asking the policewhy they are being assault-ed. The police is also seenlathi-charging men who hadgathered in the area.

In another video, cops areseen entering a roadsideeatery and hitting the em-ployees inside and forcing itsclosure. Cops are furtherseen hitting a roadside ven-dor and asking him to shutshop. A cop is also heardabusing protesters.

Bhim Army chief, 2 others filePIL against CAA, NPR, NRC

AGENCIESNew Delhi

Bhim Army chief Chan-drashekhar Azad, SwamiAgnivesh and former Chair-person of the National Mi-nority Commission WajahatHabibullah have filed a peti-tion against the CitizenshipAmendment Act (CAA), theNational Register of Citi-zens (NRC) and the NationalPopulation Register (NPR).

The petition filed through

advocate Mehmood Prachasaid that the CAA, whichhas been brought into forcevide notification dated Jan-uary 10, 2020, is only a stepleading to the promulgationof the NRC with the clearintent of placing all thebackward sections of citi-zens including Muslimsinto detention centres andremoving them from themainstream, thereby de-stroying the existing fabricof the nation.

Mamata garners support from the hills for CAA fightPREMA RAJARAM

Kolkata

West Bengal Chief MinisterMamata Banerjee steps upher rhetoric against Citizen-ship AmendmentAct(CAA),National RegisterOf Citizenship (NRC) andNational Population Register(NPR) in the hills by holdinga rally in Darjeeling onWednesday. ”Bengal is ourland and Gorkhas are theheart. They (BJP) did a lot inAssam and Manipur, butthey will do nothing

here.”Said Mamata Banerjeewhile also stressing on theaspect that her party the Tri-namool Congress (TMC)won't allow any detentioncamps to be set up in Bengal.

Mamata lashed out at theBJP saying they call her aliar.”Will the country devel-op by abusing? If studentsagitate, they are bashed up.Social workers are calledmad. They call us Pakistaniif we revolt,” added Mamata.

Mamata had announcedthat her party will pass a res-olution in the State Assem-

bly and had appealed to ChiefMinisters of North Easternstates to do the same. The res-olution against CAA andNPR is expected to be passedon the 27th of January.

Mamata has been vocalagainst CAA since the lastfew months and is trying togarner more support for herfight against the BJP. Thehills are divided in their sup-port for the TMC and BJPand keeping in mind the 2021elections in West Bengal, Ma-mata is leaving no stone un-turned.

UP police claim that PFI-incitedviolence falls flat in court

OUR CORRESPONDENTLucknow

The Uttar Pradesh Police hasfailed to produce ''substantialevidence'' before the courtagainst the popular Front ofIndia (PFI) members, whothey had arrested for incitingthe violence during the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act(CAA) protests last month.

PFI president Wasim Ah-mad, who was accused ofmasterminding violence,and other 18 members of theoutfit were granted bail and

released from jail on Tuesday.Hearing on bail pleas of sixothers is scheduled nextweek.

The development has thepotential to derail the stategovernment' s proposal to theCentre to ban the outfit ac-cusing that it was involved inanti-national activities. Thedeputy chief minister Di-nesh Sharma had called thePFI as off shoot of SIMI, abanned organisation of Mus-lim students, and alleged thatit was behind the violence inthe state.

Kerala Guv-CM rift heads for a flashpoint

K RAVEENDRANThiruvananthapuram

The rift between Kerala Gov-ernor Arif Mohammed Khanand the Pinarayi Vijayan gov-ernment is approaching aflashpoint, with the state cab-inet finalising the Governor'saddress to the state Assemblythat would contain refer-ences that are bound to em-barrass the Governor.

The assembly session isscheduled to start on Januarywith an address by the Gover-nor. The text of the speech isprepared and approved by theCabinet. It is understood thatthe approved text records thestrong opposition of the stategovernment to the Citizen-ship Amendment Act andrefers to the petition filed bythe state government in theSupreme Court challengingthe central legislation.

The state assembly in itsprevious session had passed aresolution, calling upon theModi govt to scrap the contro-versial new law as the state'speople had serious apprehen-sions about it. While opposingCAA, the CM also declaredthat the govt will not imple-ment the law in the state.

AGENCIES / New Delhi

A Delhi Court on Wednesdaydirected the police to file anaction taken report (ATR)over the alleged brutality thathappened inside the JamiaMillia Islamia Universitycampus on Dec 15 last year.

Metropolitan MagistrateRajat Goel passed the direc-tions while hearing a pleafiled by the varsity's admin-istration under section 156(3) Code of Criminal Proce-

dure (CrPC) seeking regis-tration of an FIR against theDelhi Police as it entered thevarsity campus without per-mission and subjected tobrutality with the students.

The plea is filed by varsity'sRegistrar through AdvocateAsghar Khan and Tariq An-war. It also said the police filedan FIR in connection with theincident but the said FIR hasnot been lodged on the basis ofthe complaint dated 16.12.2019made by the varsity.

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