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29th July, 2026 BSE Ltd. Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai 400 001 Scrip Code: 507180 Dear Sir, Sub: Newspaper advertisement- Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 Please find enclosed herewith copy of relevant pages of Free Press Journal" (English Language - Mumbai, Indore & Bhopal) and "Navshakti" (Marathi Language - Mumbai) newspapers, published today i.e. 29th July, 2026, depicting public notice of 91st Annual General Meeting scheduled to be held on Thursday, 20th August, 2026 through Video Conferencing / Other Audio-Visual Means and Remote E-Voting Information. This is for your information and records. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Kesar Enterprises Limited Gaurav Sharma Company Secretary & Vice President (Legal & HR) Encl: As above indore sports For city sports coverage, please www.freepressjournal.in ALERT send your news and photographs to fpsports.indore@gmail.com Indore, Wednesday, July 29, 2026 FROM SHADOWS TO SPOTLIGHT | MP’s allrounder earns maiden India call-up at an age of 33 SARANSH’S SPIN OF DESTINY Milind R Lashkari first-class cricketer Subodh Madhya Pradesh lift their Saransh further for an off spinner. Saransh, leaving Saransh and Manav its reward in modern INDORE Jain, right-arm off-break maiden Ranji Trophy title. strengthened his case dur- who bowls offspin and bats Suthar competing for the cricket. bowler and left-handed Since then, there has been ing the recent India A tour left-handed, emerged as the final place. While Suthar CAREER SNAPSHOT The 33-year-old Madhya batter Saransh has quietly no looking back. of Sri Lanka, producing an ideal option. impressed on debut against FIRST-CLASS Pradesh allrounder, who built a reputation as one of His latest Ranji Trophy unbeaten 70 and a match A self-confessed admirer Afghanistan, team balance Matches: 54 has spent more than a dec- the country's most depend- campaign was his finest yet, haul of six wickets in the of Ravichandran Ashwin, and Sri Lanka's left-handed Runs: 2,223 ade grinding through do- able red-ball allrounders. yielding 518 runs at 57.55 second game after a quiet Saransh once said he batters could tilt the scales Batting average: 31.75 mestic cricket, has received His selection may have been and 30 wickets at 20.43, start to the series. wanted to emulate the vet- in Saransh's favour. Wickets: 188 his maiden India Test call- aided by circumstances, but underlining his value as a His selection has also eran's dedication to the Should he make the play- Bowling average: 27.30 up for the two-match series it was built on years of re- genuine all-rounder. Before been influenced by circum- game. That dream now ing XI, Saransh will script STAT ATTACK in Sri Lanka, completing lentless performances. that, he dominated the Du- stances. Washington Sun- moves a step closer to real- another remarkable 33 - Age at maiden India Test call-up. 54 - First-class matches. one of Indian cricket's most The turning point came in leep Trophy, scoring two dar's hamstring injury ruled ity. chapter. He would become 188 - First-class wickets. inspiring late-blooming the 2021-22 Ranji Trophy half-centuries and taking 16 him out of the opening Test, If India opt for three India's first Test debutant 2,223 - First-class runs. journeys. knockouts when he claimed wickets in just two matches while Sri Lanka's likely left- spinners in Sri Lanka, Ra- aged 33 or older since Robin 518 - Runs in the latest Ranji Trophy season. Born in Indore on March 13 wickets and struck a cru- to finish as the Player of the handed batting line-up vindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Singh in 1998, proving that 30 - Wickets in the latest Ranji Trophy. 31, 1993, the son of former cial half-century to help Series. prompted selectors to look Yadav are expected to start, perseverance can still earn 1998 - Last time India handed a Test debut to a player aged 33 or older (Robin Singh). Emerald storm sweeps opening day NDPS serves up a seven-star show HOME CHARGE | Hosts unleash flawless start, NATIONAL BOUND | Seven medals, 10 qualifiers and a campaign to remember dominate U-14 and U-17 ties at IPSC Squash Nationals Our Sports Reporter bronze medals to cap a mem- INDORE orable campaign. Our Sports Reporter Pool D, Prayan Kataria and School chairperson INDORE Avirat Nyati powered the New Digambar Public School Sindhu Sudhakar Mendke, hosts to a convincing 2-0 (NDPS) reinforced its status as principal Winston Gomez, Home favourites Emerald victory over The Doon one of Indore's emerging table manager D M Thokar and Heights International School, Dehradun, giving tennis powerhouses with a sports coordinator Simant School made a statement of Emerald Heights the per- glittering haul of seven medals Srivastava congratulated the intent on the opening day fect start. and 10 national qualifiers at players for bringing laurels to of the All India IPSC Squash The momentum con- the CBSE Cluster Table Tennis the institution. Tournament, sweeping tinued in the Under-17 Boys' Championship 2026 held at aside opponents in both the Pool B, where Uddhav Soni IES Public School, Sehore. NATIONAL TICKET Qualified for CBSE Nationals Under-14 and Under-17 overwhelmed Parit Kesari The school's standout per- runners-up to secure berths in ning finishes by the Under-14 (10): Shravani Patwardhan, Jiana boys' events to spearhead 11-2, 11-4 before Aditya formance featured two silver the CBSE National Champion- Girls' and Under-19 Girls' Patidar, Aaradhya Gupta, Aarad- Madhya Pradesh's cam- Goyal wrapped up the tie and five bronze medals, with ship. teams, while Rinaya Chhabra, hya Agarwal, Sarang Agarwal, paign. with an assured 11-7, 11-6 both the Under-17 Girls' and The medal tally grew Viraj Mittal and Shravani Pat- Advik Rathore, Sachman Singh, With hundreds of players win over Mitansh Sahu, Under-17 Boys' teams finishing further through bronze-win- wardhan added individual Vandan Kala, Rinaya Chhabra, Viraj Mittal from premier schools completing another 2-0 RESULTS AT A GLANCE across the country compet- triumph against Sanskaar Tiny titans set the tables buzzing ing in three age groups, the Under-14 Boys Under-17 Boys Valley School, Bhopal. hosts turned the Emerald Elsewhere, Yadavindra Heights courts into a for- Emerald Heights Inter- Emerald Heights Inter- Public School, Mohali, Wel- tress, recording identical 2- national School beat The national School beat Sans- ham Boys' School, Delhi NEXTGEN | Ayansh survives thriller as Under-11 stars storm into next round 0 victories in both team Doon School 2-0, Yadavin- kaar Valley School 2-0, Public School, RK Puram, ties. dra Public School, Mohali Uddhav Soni beat Parit Ke- Rashtriya Military School, Our Sports Reporter ation, the opening day wit- win over Pulkit Goyal, while Savi Pahadia overcame The tournament was in- beat Rajkumar College, sari 11-2, 11-4, Aditya Goyal The Doon School, The INDORE nessed a flurry of commanding Nirvan Parashar, Arya Gupta, Anushka Hazari 4-1 in the day's augurated by School Direc- Raipur 2-0, Welham Boys' beat Mitansh Sahu 11-7, 11- Assam Valley School and performances in the Under-11 Mrinal Singh, Kian Mehta, only extended girls' encounter. tor Muktesh Singh in the School beat Pinegrove 6, The Doon School beat Mayo College also opened The next generation of Indore's boys' and girls' categories, with Ayan Dagariya and Kian Ingle The tournament was inau- School 2-0, Delhi Public Rashtriya Military School 2- presence of participating their campaigns with con- table tennis talent announced 14 young paddlers sealing marched ahead with emphatic gurated by Prakash Singh School, RK Puram beat 0, The Assam Valley School teams, officials, and Sports vincing victories. its arrival in style as the third places in the next round. 3-0 victories. Chauhan, chief general man- Daly College 2-0, Rashtriya beat LK Singhania Educa- Officer Akram Khan. With two commanding Indore District Ranking Table The spotlight belonged to The girl [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]