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SC extends Sahara Group chief Subrata Roy's parole
Roy was granted parole on May 6 this year which was extended by two months on May 11
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Tihar to Talkatora, Roy's emotional yatra
Overjoyed workers in tears break into impromptu dances at some places
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Why stay in jail if you can afford to pay up: SC to Sahara's Subrata Roy
SC extends Sahara chief Subrata Roy's parole till July 11
Roy's provisional release extended till July 11
Sahara Group submits list of immovable assets worth "many times" its dues
Subrata Roy on parole for 4 weeks
To perform last rites and attend ceremonies following death of his mother
SC to hear Subrata Roy's parole plea today
Roy's mother Chhabi Roy, 95, passed away in Lucknow today after a prolonged illness
Sahara chief Subrata Roy's mother passes away
She was 95 and had been critically ill for over two years
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Weeks before being jailed, Sahara chief Subrata Roy wanted to go abroad: Sebi lawyer
He said Subrata Roy wanted to go abroad for 'business discussions' with Bill Clinton and Tony Blair
Writing from behind bars
Jail seems to make authors out of some. A book written in prison by Sahara group chief Subrata Roy, which was released last month, is enjoying considerable success. A mail from the corporate communications team of Sahara India Pariwar claims that for a month now, Life Mantras has been among the top five bestselling non-fiction books in the country, according to Nielsen BookScan. The book, which contains anecdotes about Roy's time in jail, topped the list last week. But Roy has more to offer as a writer: Life Mantras is, in fact, the first book in his Thoughts from Tihar trilogy. Former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru had penned The Discovery of India while in jail for his participation in the Quit India Movement. Napolean Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler, too, turned writers in prison.
