Subrata Roy Tihar Jail

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  Sahara Chief Subrata Roy's Parole Extended Till July 11: Supreme Court

  In a breather to Sahara chief Subrata Roy, the Supreme Court today extended his parole till July 11 to enable him to deposit Rs. 200 crore with market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

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  Supreme Court Verdict on Sahara Chief Subrata Roy Likely on Friday

  The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce, on Friday, the verdict that will decide the fate of Sahara chief Subrata Roy and two group directors who are in jail since March 4 last year for not complying with the court's order to return investors' Rs.24,000 crores that two group companies SIRECL and SHFCL had collected in 2007-08.

• Subrata Roy Moved Back to Jail, Special Facilities Withdrawn

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy was today sent back to his cell in Tihar jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.

• Sultan of Brunei Bids for Sahara's Hotels in New York, London: Reports

  The Sultan of Brunei has made a bid for New York's Plaza Hotel, Dream Hotel and London's Grosvenor House hotel, the Wall Street Journal's website edition reported on Saturday, citing people familiar with the situation.

• For 10 Days, Jailed Sahara Chief Subrata Roy Can Stay in Conference Room

  The Supreme Court has allowed Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara group of companies, to stay in and use the conference room at Delhi's Tihar Jail for 10 days while he negotiates the sale of his properties, including three hotels overseas.

• Supreme Court Likely to Pronounce Order Tomorrow on Fresh Plea of Subrata Roy

  The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on Wednesday, regarding a plea of jailed Sahara Group chief Subrata Roy seeking modification of an earlier order asking him to pay Rs 5,000 crore in cash besides a bank guarantee of an equivalent amount for securing his release.

• Sahara claims workers are fund-raising for jailed chief Subrata Roy

  India's Sahara group said on Saturday its employees were helping to raise Rs 10,000 crore in bail money to free the financial giant's chief Subrata Roy from prison.

• Supreme Court to hear Sahara plea calling Subrata Roy's detention 'illegal'

  The Supreme Court will today hear Sahara Chief Subrata Roy's petition that says he has been "illegally detained by court". Mr Roy and two Sahara directors have been in Delhi's Tihar jail since March 4.

• Sahara chief Subrata Roy to stay in jail for now

  Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara conglomerate, will have to remain in Delhi's Tihar jail for some more time as the Supreme Court, which was to hear Sahara's Rs 20,000 crore refund case tomorrow, has adjourned it without fixing the next day.

• Sahara chief Subrata Roy to stay in jail, says Supreme Court

  Subrata Roy, the 65-year-old head of the Sahara conglomerate, will remain in Delhi's Tihar Jail, where he was placed on Tuesday night, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting as "an insult" a proposal from the firm to repay thousands of crores to small investors.

• Supreme Court rejects Sahara's refund proposal as 'dishonest'

  The Supreme Court today rejected Sahara's proposal of refunding crores of rupees to small investors in instalments as "a big insult." The court also rejected the group's plea to release its chief Subrata Roy, who has been in Tihar jail since Tuesday.

• Supreme Court to consider proposal of Subrata Roy's Sahara to refund investors

  The Supreme Court has asked market regulator SEBI to examine Sahara's proposal of refunding crores of rupees to small investors, and give its views by 11.30 am.

• Subrata Roy spends first day in Tihar jail

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy is being treated like any other prisoner in Tihar jail as he spent the day meeting his son, brother and a top company official besides reading newspapers in his cell.

• Sahara chief Subrata Roy spends first night at Tihar as 'ordinary prisoner'

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy, who has been sent to judicial custody for a week by the Supreme Court, spent his first night at Delhi's Tihar Jail as an "ordinary prisoner" yesterday. Jail officials had yesterday said he would be kept at the prion's Jail No. 3 where he will sleep on the floor and eat jail food.

• Subrata Roy to sleep on floor at Tihar, eat jail food

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy, who was sent in judicial custody for a week in Delhi by the Supreme Court today, will be kept in high-security Tihar prison where he will sleep on the floor and eat jail food like an ordinary prisoner.