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Kilitch Drugs (India) Ltd. Kd
26™ October, 2026
To, To,
The Manager - Corporate Relationship The Manager - Corporate Compliance
Dept. National Stock Exchange of India Ltd
BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, Plot No.C-1,
P. J. Towers, Dalal Street G Block, BKC, Bandra (E),
Fort, Mumbai - 400 001 Mumbai 400 051
Scrip Code: BSE - 524500 Scrip Code: NSE - KILITCH
Dear Sir,
Sub: Newspaper Publication — Details pertaining to Extra Ordinary General Meeting.
Pursuant to Regulation 30 and 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirement)
Regulations, 2015 (“Listing Regulations”), please find enclosed herewith the Newspaper Publication
published on Sunday, 25* October, 2026 in the Free Press Journal — English Edition and Nava
Shakti — Marathi Edition pertaining to Notice of EGM and E-voting.
We request you to kindly take the same on record and acknowledge the receipt.
Thanking you,
For Kilitch Drugs (India) Limited
Mukund Mehta
Managing Director
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Mumbai, Sunday, October 25, 2026
IN PUBLIC INTEREST | Court says petitioners’ case wholly misdirected as the
19 cyclists pedal 900km
project serves a public purpose despite being implemented by a private trust
HC dismisses petitions against
for water conservation
Bhendi Bazaar cluster redvpt
Urvi Mahajani Development Control and involvement of SBUT did not
Promotion Regulations 2034 mean that the planning auth-
MUMBAI
@d OOa could not create substantive ority had given up îts responsi-
The Bombay High Court has mmust give way to almost subhuman rights in favour of SBUT. bilities, he submitted.
dismissed two petitions chal- larger public interest and conditions are provided The judges observed that The petitioners had also
lenging the legality of the public good. The larger homes and better the public character of an argued that their building was
Bhendi Bazaar cluster redevel- petitioners’ property had common facilities, Urban Renewal Scheme (URS) not declared dilapidated or
opment scheme, holding that not been taken away including wider roads and was not lost merely because it dangerous before acquisition.
the project serves a public without compensation proper drainage was implemented with the The state, however, said it was
purpose despite being imple- Bombay High Court assistance of a private pro- a more than 100-year-old cat- THANE: Continuing their tra
mented by a private trust. The moter or developer. The egory A cessed building and social awareness, 19 cyclists from Kalyan-Dombivli and surrounding areas
court said the petitioners case Burhani Upliftment Trust nor reserved for a public pur- scheme benefits the public at did not require a separate dec- embarked on a 900-km expedition to Dande
was “wholly misdirected” and (SBUT). The petitioners were pose in the development plan large by improving living con- laration of dilapidation. year’s theme focuses on spreading awarenessi n a bK oa ur tn a wt aa tk ea r o cn o nS sa et ru vr ad ta iy o. n T ah nis d
based on “a misunderstanding among the minority of land- and, therefore, could not be ditions in congested areas, the Senior advocate Birendra promoting cycling as an eco-friendly mode of transport. Organised by Team
of the concept of public pur- owners opposed to the acquired under | the court said. Saraf, appearing for SBUT, Bikeportth,e week-long ride was flagged off from Durgadi Chowk in Kalyan in
pose”. scheme — spread — across Maharashtra Regional and Advocate General Milind said only around 7% of land- the presence of international marathon runner Dilip Ghadge. The team
A bench of Justices MS 66,264.72 sq mt. Town Planning (MRTP) Act for Sathe, representing the state owners had not consented to comprises doctors, lawyers, police personnel, [T professionals, government
Karnik and Shreeram Shirsat The petitioners had chal- a project being executed by a government, argued that rede- the scheme. He also pointed officials, priests, entrepreneurs, businesspeople and Navy officers. The
rejected the pleas filed by lenged the acquisition of their private entity. velopment of congested resi- out that the petitioners knew planned route will take the cyclists from Kalyan to Pune, Karad, Radhanagari
former residents of the Lucky land in 2019 and a 2020 notice They also contended that dential and commercial areas about the project since 2011 Ghat and Sawantwadi. They will then travel through Goa and Fonda Ghat
building, which was demol- seeking possession of their the MRTP Act did not envis- under a URS serves a public but approached the court in before entering Karnataka. Team Bikeport has been organising annual cycling
ished as part of the redevelop- propTheey arrguetd tyhat .the age cluster redevelopment purpose when the prescribed 2021, after the compensation exped ns for the past eight years.
ment undertaken by the Saifee land was neither designated schemes and that the conditions are met. The award was passed. Danish Azmi
Firing in Taloja; 2 women give new ‘No legal recourse to Osteoporosis affects
four detained
lease of life to many 22.9% of Indian adults
shield encroachment’
Ralna Assainar
NAVIMUMBAI
FPJ News Service Amit Srivastava Osteoporosis
Hours after two men were MUMBAI The life-saving acts Pranall Lotiikar of Abdul Kader Abdul Latif excluding it in 1998. They MUMBAI weakens bones,
seriously injured in a firing also marked this MUMBAI and Sopariwala Exports. alleged attempted forcible
incident in Taloja Phase 2, four Two deceased women gave year's 50th and 51st In a 37-page order, court entry by the society in With an estimated 229% of increasing the risk
people were detained on several patients a new lease of cadaveric donations Judicial proceedings and member Dr Srishty January 1999. The society adults in India affected by of fractures,
Saturday. The — incident life through organ donation, injunctions cannot be used to Neelkanth upheld the Co- maintained that the terrace osteoporosis, the Osteoporosis chronic pain and
occurred near Shivaji Chowk marking this years 50th and protect encroachment on operative Courts decision, was common | property Society of India (OSI), in reduced mobility
around L15am following a dis- 5lst deceased organ dona- lives. According to informa- common spaces or perpetu- _ holding that the claimanhtasd required for emergency association with Sun Pharma,
pute over a lift maintenance tions in the Mumbai tion shared by the Zonal ate an illegality the failed to establish any legally evacuation, access and main- has launched a pan-India districts over the next year.
contract and financial transac- Metropolitan Region. Transplant — Coordination Maharashtra State Co-oper- sanctioned exclusive right tenance of utilities. Bone Health Scorecard initiat- Launched under the cam-
tions linked to a former busi- In the first case, the 87- Centre, Mumbai, the donated ative Appellate Court has over the terrace. The court held that a ive in Mumbai. paign “Why Wait? Till It
ness partnership, police said. year-old mother of a 52-year- organs included the heart, held, reiterating that à tres- Latif claimed to have pur- builder could not confer pri- OSI president Dr Sushrut Breaks”, the drive encourages
Both injured men are under- old brain-dead woman con- lungs, liver and kidneys, passer cannot seek protection chased the 1,670-sq-ft indus- vate rights over common Babhulkar said one in three people to assess their bone
going treatment at MGM sented to donate her besides corneas and other tis- against the rightful owner of trial unit al
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