“…Among the heterocyclic compounds, pyridine and their analogues are the most interesting structural units due to their broad spectrum of applications [ 1 ] in natural products, [ 2 ] pharmaceutical, [ 3 ] agrochemical, [ 4 ] and material science. [ 5,6 ] Many of the fused pyridine compounds have been confirmed as valuable candidates possessing anti‐bacterial, [ 7 ] anti‐fungal, [ 8 ] anti‐microbial, [ 9 ] anti‐oxidant, [ 10,11 ] anti‐cancer, [ 12,13 ] anti‐psychotic, [ 14 ] anti‐inflammatory, [ 15,16 ] anti‐leishmanial, [ 17 ] anti‐viral, [ 18 ] antihypersensitive, [ 19 ] anti‐convulsants, [ 20 ] anti‐malarial, [ 21 ] potassium channel openers, [ 22 ] anti‐diabetic, [ 23 ] and anti‐tumor activities. [ 24 ] Spiro compounds having cyclic structures fused at a central carbon are of interest due to their interesting conformational features and their structural implications on biological systems.…”