“…They permit easy accessibility of simple derivatives, provide them with exceptional versatility in heterocyclic annulations. From the literature, it was noted that o ‐amino benzaldehyde, the first and best‐known member of this class of compounds have been utilized for the synthesis of various heterocycles such as pyridine derivatives [1], quinoline compounds [2], benzo pyrano/thiopyrano quinoline derivatives [3,4], thieno‐quinolines [5], pyrollo‐quinolines [6], indozolino quinolines [7], anthrazolines [8], naphtyridine derivatives [9,10], and so forth. An annulation reaction of heterocyclic amino aldehyde provides a synthetic entry into heterocyclic systems fused to chromene [11], pyridine [12–15], pyrazole [16–19], and quinoline nucleus [20,21].…”