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Date: 07.09.2026 NSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E) Mumbai – 400 051 Script Code: VIVIANA Dear Sir/Madam, Sub: Newspaper publication of 12th AGM Notice With reference to the above subject and pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we hereby enclose the copy of newspaper advertisement published today i.e., 07-Sep-2026 in Public Call (English edition) & Janadesh (Gujarati edition) to informing about the Notice of 12th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) of the Company scheduled to be held on Tuesday, 29th September, 2026 at 11.30 P.M. (IST) through Video Conferencing/ Other Audio Visual Means, with information about Book Closure, E-voting, Record date and other related matters. Kindly take the above information on record. Yours faithfully, For Viviana Power Tech Limited (Kavaljit Nishant Parmar) Company Secretary Mem. No. A53248 Enclosed: As above VIVIANA POWER TECH LIMITED ELECTRIFYING NATION WITH TRUST Epc Projects of Power Transmission/Distribution upto 400KV System Regd. Add. : 313-315, Orchid Plaza, Bh..McDonalds’s Sama Savli Road, Vadodara-390008 Corporate Off: 7th Floor, Shiva Building, Sarabhai campus, Vadiwadi, Vadodara, Gujarat 390023 Email: info@vivianagroup.in| Mo.No.:+91 8866797833 | Web : www.vivianagroup.in | CIN : L31501GJ2014PLC081671 Page 6 September 05_Normal Pages 04-09-2026 20:24 Page 1 MONDAY • 07-09-2026 | AHMEDABAD 062 THE HILLS TIMES NAW TIOORNLDAL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2026 ‘The long-term plan will be to establish settlements in areas outside the flood-risk zones’ Russian attacks kill at Nepal announces relief package for flood-hit least 3 in Ukraine as US talks on war are expected businesses, plans settlement relocation KATHMANDU, Sept 4: Nepal’s duction and Management Author- tricts or finding safer vacant land government has announced a spe- ity (NDRRMA) found that around within the affected districts. cial relief package for businesses 1.6 million people across 15 local The government has previous hit by the devastating Bhotekoshi units were directly affected, while experience of relocating disaster- floods, offering concessions, loan 8,317 houses were destroyed, the hit communities, including after restructuring and cheaper credit, as report said. the 1993 floods and the 2015 authorities began work on relocat- The Ministry of Infrastructure earthquake. ing settlements destroyed by the Development will first focus on Experts have also urged author- disaster. restoring roads and bridges con- ities to consider livelihoods, social The measures came as the gov- necting the affected areas before ties and future disaster risks while ernment stepped up recovery ef- planning new settlements. choosing new locations, the report forts following the devastating Ministry Secretary Gopal Prasad said. floods, which swept away homes, Sigdel said the long-term plan “There is a serious risk of major roads and bridges in Nepal on Au- would be to relocate people away disasters in the Himalayan region gust 26, leaving hundreds dead and from flood-risk areas. from Taplejung to Darchula in the KYIV, Sept 4:Russian attacks Moscow in January 2026, where thousands missing, with several “The long-term plan will be to coming years,” former prime min- overnight killed at least three peo- they met with Russian President settlements along the Trishuli establish settlements in areas out- ister Baburam Bhattarai was ple in Ukraine, local officials said Vladimir Putin. This would be riverbanks destroyed. side the flood-risk zones,” he was quoted as saying by The Kath- Friday, as President Volodymyr their first visit to Kyiv. After that The Nepal Cabinet on Thursday quoted as saying by The Kath- mandu Post. Zelenskyy said he was expecting meeting, Russian presidential aide described the business-related mandu Post. “Safer areas should be identified US envoys in Kyiv in the coming Yury Ushakov described talks as measures as the first phase of its Authorities are mapping settle- nearby, such as small valleys in the days as part of renewed diplomatic constructive, but said: “that reach- recovery package, The Kathmandu and business taxes, building permit settlements were swept away. ments that are no longer habitable mountains and higher ground in efforts to end the war. ing a long-term settlement can’t be Post newspaper reported. fees and other local charges for af- The August 26 flood destroyed while continuing rescue, relief and the hills, where at-risk settlements The air war between Russia and expected without solving the terri- Businesses whose commercial fected businesses and properties, around 15 settlements across Ra- temporary shelter operations. can be relocated,” Bhattarai said. Ukraine has intensified as the con- torial issue.” vehicles, transport equipment, the report added. suwa, Nuwakot and Dhading, The Around 3,948 people rescued by Meanwhile, Nepal’s govern- flict stretches into its fifth year fol- However, further talks have lost plants, machinery, tools or other The government has directed Kathmandu Post reported. the government were staying at ment has also announced support lowing Moscow’s invasion of its momentum with the White equipment were destroyed beyond Nepal Rastra Bank, the country’s The National Planning Commis- holding centres in Nuwakot, Ra- for personnel engaged in the res- neighbour. Russian forces have re- House’s attention focused on its repair or swept away will be al- central bank, to facilitate restruc- sion (NPC) has begun work on a suwa, Dhading and Kathmandu, cue effort. Government spokesper- lentlessly struck civilian areas. conflict with Iran. lowed to import replacements turing or rescheduling of loans master plan to rebuild infrastruc- the report said. son and Education Minister Sasmit Previously, these attacks oc- In a news conference on without paying customs duties, the taken by flood-affected borrowers, ture, develop safer settlements and NDRRMA chief executive Pokharel said the Cabinet decided on curred mostly at night, but now Wednesday, Putin described nego- report said. it said. The Insurance Authority address longer-term development Dharmaraj Upreti said teams were Thursday to provide risk allowances they are happening during the day tiations as “frozen.” The concession will also apply has separately been asked to speed needs. identifying safer locations for dis- and meal expenses to security per- as well. The front line in eastern The latest diplomatic develop- to goods on which customs duties up claims by allowing insurers to NPC vice-chair Gunakar Bhatta placed communities. sonnel and government employees and southern Ukraine remains ments coincided with a “massive” had already been paid but which deploy surveyors through simpli- said the commission was also “People cannot return to settle- deployed for search and rescue oper- largely deadlocked. Though US ef- overnight Russian attack on the were destroyed before reaching fied procedures. Insurers will be preparing a post-disaster needs as- ments that have been swept away ations following the Bhotekoshi forts to negotiate a settlement have Odesa region that killed one per- their destination. Replacement required to provide advance pay- sessment, which will examine by the flood. The government has flooding, Onlinekhabar news portal yet to produce a path to peace, in son and injured at least five others, goods will have to be imported ments of up to 50 per cent of esti- damage and losses across infra- formed teams to identify safer lo- reported. Those injured during the op- his nightly address Thursday Ze- including a child, regional head through any customs office within mated losses based on preliminary structure, productive sectors, serv- cations and is working on a plan to erations will receive free medical treat- lenskyy said that preliminary dates Oleh Kiper said in a post on six months, it said. assessments. [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]