Sahara ready for fight to finish: Subrata Roy

The money is being refunded only in those cases where Sebi has not found any multiplicity Bhargava Vaidya TEXT SIZE : A | A | A TOOLS Picture by Satheesh Nair RELATED STORIES The Sahara-Sebi battle continued on Tuesday, 14 May 2013, as the market ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) should come out with a mechanism to verify the genuineness of investors, who had invested in the Sahara group, and start refunding money to them, the Supreme Court said. A bench of justices K. S.

New Delhi: Facing a possible auction of his personal and company assets by Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), a defiant Sahara chief Subrata Roy says he feels victimised by a chain-reaction of events over the years that began with a ...

The Securities Appellate Tribunal is likely to hear Sahara chief Subrata Roy's plea in May against market regulator Sebi's attachment order of his bank accounts and other assets, along with those of two group firms and their top executives. Four petitions ...

The SEBI should come out with a mechanism to verify the genuineness of investors, who had invested in the Sahara Group, and start refunding money to them, the Supreme Court said today. A bench of justices K S Radhakrishnan and J S Khehar also ...

The Supreme Court today pulled up the Sahara group and its chief, Subrata Roy, for not responding to a contempt plea filed against them by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). The top court has given Sahara a week's time to file the ...

Sebi closed file on the Rs 3,450-crore IPO proposal last week without any go-ahead for public issue, after various clarifications sought from merchant bankers for the share sale remained pending for months together. Sebi had received the draft ...

The apex court will hear on July 17, SEBI's plea to initiate contempt proceedings against the two Sahara companies its three directors Vandana Bhargava, Ravi Shankar Dubey, and Ashok Roy Choudhary and Sahara boss- Subrata Roy for not complying with ...

By Tony Munroe and Devidutta Tripathy KHALILABAD, Uttar Pradesh (Reuters) - Like millions of Indians, Jag Ram Chaudhary invested with the Sahara conglomerate - 1,300 rupees a month in his case - to put away money for a rainy day. "My wife had an ...