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"Deposit 50% Of The Penalty": Supreme Court To Ex NSE CEO In Dark Fibre Case
The Supreme Court on Monday asked former managing director and chief executive officer of the National Stock Exchange Chitra Ramkrishna to deposit Rs 12.5 lakh out of the Rs 25 lakh penalty imposed by the Securities Appellate Tribunal.
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Supreme Court Directs SEBI To Provide Documents Sought By Reliance Industries In Share Acquisition Probe
The Supreme Court today directed market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), to give Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) access to certain documents which have been relied upon by it in its probe into a share acquisition matter.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Security Forces' Human Rights' Protection
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea seeking protection of human rights of security force personnel, who come under attack by mobs while performing their duties.
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Fear For Safety, Victim's Family Tells Top Court In Road Rage Case Involving Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh's Son
A 19-year-old was killed in a road rage shooting in 2011. The man who pulled the trigger, Ajay Meetai, is the son of Manipur's current Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who was then a sports minister in Okram Ibobi Singh's Congress government. But the victim's parents now allege threat to their safety. They have approached the Supreme Court to request ...
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Sahara Allowed to Raise Loan for Chief's Bail
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for embattled conglomerate Sahara to raise $1.05 billion in fresh loans backed by its overseas hotels, helping the group to fund the bail it needs to release its jailed boss.
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Sahara Looks to Raise $650 Million Loan to Fund Bail
The Sahara conglomerate on Friday said it aimed to raise $650 million (Rs 4,037 crore at 1 dollar = 61 rupees) in loans to secure the release of its chief, in jail for nearly nine months over the group's failure to refund billions of dollars to investors in outlawed bonds.
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Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing Plea of Jailed Sahara Chief
The Supreme Court on Friday declined to give an urgent hearing to the plea of jailed Sahara chief Subrata Roy seeking bail to attend the cremation and perform rituals relating to the death of his aunt.
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Supreme Court Could Allow Sahara Chief to Conduct Asset Sale Talks, Says Company
The jailed chairman of conglomerate Sahara, Subrata Roy, could be allowed to take part in talks over group asset sales to repay investors sold bonds that were later ruled to be illegal, the company said after he was again denied bail on Tuesday.
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Subrata Roy Urges Supreme Court to Release Him on Parole
A bench headed by Justice T S Thakur, however, raised apprehension on Sahara selling international properties and asked the company to first dispose of its assets which are in the country.
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Sebi allows Zenith Infotech to furnish rupee bank guarantee
With Zenith Infotech promoters being charged of stripping company assets for personal gains, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has allowed its board to furnish bank guarantees in the Indian currency for an amount equivalent to $33.93 million.
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Supreme Court raises question on Sahara firms transacting crores in cash
The Supreme Court on Tuesday raised question on how Sahara transacted thousands of crores in cash with its sister firms for purportedly refunding Rs 20,000 crore to its investors after market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) alleged that no bank statement was furnished by the group to show the money trail.
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Supreme Court refuses to allow Sahara chief to travel abroad
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected the plea of Sahara group chief Subrata Roy to let him travel abroad. The top court ruled that Mr Roy cannot leave India until his company furnishes all the relevant documents pertaining to the source of money it claims to have repaid investors.
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Asaram Bapu's security excessive, says Supreme Court
In an apparent reference to religious preacher Asaram Bapu, who was arrested on Saturday for allegedly sexually assaulting a schoolgirl, the Supreme Court today slammed the 'hordes' of security around him.
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Police probe allegation about Sahara's threat to investors
Police have begun a preliminary inquiry against the Sahara group on a complaint that the latter was intimidating investors as it was facing a refund case involving Rs 24,000 crores payment to over three crore investors.
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Subrata Roy approaches Tribunal
The Securities Appellate Tribunal will hear tomorrow an appeal by industrialist Subrata Roy Sahara, whose group is entangled in a long-running case with market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in connection with refund of money raised from public through issuance of bonds.
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"Deposit 50% Of The Penalty": Supreme Court To Ex NSE CEO In Dark Fibre Case
The Supreme Court on Monday asked former managing director and chief executive officer of the National Stock Exchange Chitra Ramkrishna to deposit Rs 12.5 lakh out of the Rs 25 lakh penalty imposed by the Securities Appellate Tribunal.
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Supreme Court Directs SEBI To Provide Documents Sought By Reliance Industries In Share Acquisition Probe
The Supreme Court today directed market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), to give Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) access to certain documents which have been relied upon by it in its probe into a share acquisition matter.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Security Forces' Human Rights' Protection
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea seeking protection of human rights of security force personnel, who come under attack by mobs while performing their duties.
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Fear For Safety, Victim's Family Tells Top Court In Road Rage Case Involving Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh's Son
A 19-year-old was killed in a road rage shooting in 2011. The man who pulled the trigger, Ajay Meetai, is the son of Manipur's current Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who was then a sports minister in Okram Ibobi Singh's Congress government. But the victim's parents now allege threat to their safety. They have approached the Supreme Court to request ...
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Sahara Allowed to Raise Loan for Chief's Bail
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for embattled conglomerate Sahara to raise $1.05 billion in fresh loans backed by its overseas hotels, helping the group to fund the bail it needs to release its jailed boss.
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Sahara Looks to Raise $650 Million Loan to Fund Bail
The Sahara conglomerate on Friday said it aimed to raise $650 million (Rs 4,037 crore at 1 dollar = 61 rupees) in loans to secure the release of its chief, in jail for nearly nine months over the group's failure to refund billions of dollars to investors in outlawed bonds.
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Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing Plea of Jailed Sahara Chief
The Supreme Court on Friday declined to give an urgent hearing to the plea of jailed Sahara chief Subrata Roy seeking bail to attend the cremation and perform rituals relating to the death of his aunt.
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Supreme Court Could Allow Sahara Chief to Conduct Asset Sale Talks, Says Company
The jailed chairman of conglomerate Sahara, Subrata Roy, could be allowed to take part in talks over group asset sales to repay investors sold bonds that were later ruled to be illegal, the company said after he was again denied bail on Tuesday.
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Subrata Roy Urges Supreme Court to Release Him on Parole
A bench headed by Justice T S Thakur, however, raised apprehension on Sahara selling international properties and asked the company to first dispose of its assets which are in the country.
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Sebi allows Zenith Infotech to furnish rupee bank guarantee
With Zenith Infotech promoters being charged of stripping company assets for personal gains, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has allowed its board to furnish bank guarantees in the Indian currency for an amount equivalent to $33.93 million.
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Supreme Court raises question on Sahara firms transacting crores in cash
The Supreme Court on Tuesday raised question on how Sahara transacted thousands of crores in cash with its sister firms for purportedly refunding Rs 20,000 crore to its investors after market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) alleged that no bank statement was furnished by the group to show the money trail.
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Supreme Court refuses to allow Sahara chief to travel abroad
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected the plea of Sahara group chief Subrata Roy to let him travel abroad. The top court ruled that Mr Roy cannot leave India until his company furnishes all the relevant documents pertaining to the source of money it claims to have repaid investors.
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Asaram Bapu's security excessive, says Supreme Court
In an apparent reference to religious preacher Asaram Bapu, who was arrested on Saturday for allegedly sexually assaulting a schoolgirl, the Supreme Court today slammed the 'hordes' of security around him.
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Police probe allegation about Sahara's threat to investors
Police have begun a preliminary inquiry against the Sahara group on a complaint that the latter was intimidating investors as it was facing a refund case involving Rs 24,000 crores payment to over three crore investors.
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Subrata Roy approaches Tribunal
The Securities Appellate Tribunal will hear tomorrow an appeal by industrialist Subrata Roy Sahara, whose group is entangled in a long-running case with market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in connection with refund of money raised from public through issuance of bonds.
