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At least 10 Nigerien soldiers were killed in an ambush by "criminals" near the Burkina Faso border, according to Niger's military junta. The attack occurred during an operation targeting cattle thieves in western Niger. While the attackers escaped, 15 "terrorists" were later neutralized. Niger, along with Burkina Faso and Mali, faces growing insecurity from jihadi groups, exacerbated by military coups and the withdrawal of French forces.

The government has increased the refund cap for small depositors of sahara group Cooperative Societies from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000. So far, over Rs 370 crore has been released to more than 4.29 lakh depositors through the CRCS-Sahara refund portal. An additional payment of around Rs 1,000 crore will be made in the next ten days.

Four Moroccan truck drivers who were kidnapped in West Africa were released in Niger after being held by an unidentified armed group in the Sahel region. The drivers had been traveling from Casablanca to Niamey when they went missing. The region, affected by militant groups such as the Islamic State Sahel Province and al-Qaida, has seen increased violence and insecurity. The drivers’ trucks and cargo remain missing.

Subrata Roy, the chief of sahara group, was laid to rest by his grandsons, Himanc and Kushaan Roy, at Baikunth Dham. The funeral procession was attended by over 5,000 people, including Sahara workers, who bid farewell to Roy. Prominent personalities like Akhilesh Yadav and Suresh Raina paid tribute to him. Roy's grandson, Himanc, lit the funeral pyre. The family members carried the body to Baikunth Dham, where the final rituals were performed. The funeral was completed with Vedic chants and the 'mukhaagni' ceremony.

Subrata Roy, the founder of sahara group, has passed away at the age of 75. Roy, who preferred to be called a "managing worker," built a business empire that spanned multiple sectors. However, his later years were marked by legal troubles, including a stint in Tihar jail. The Supreme Court had ordered his detention in connection with a dispute with the Securities and Exchange Board of India. Roy had been admitted to hospital on November 12 due to a decline in his health.

Following the death of sahara group founder Subrata Roy, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is working to return Rs 25,000 crore of unclaimed funds to investors. The funds were collected by sahara group from investors through various schemes and were ordered by the Supreme Court to be deposited with Sebi. While Sebi has received over 20,000 applications from investors, only Rs 138 crore has been refunded so far. The fate of the remaining funds, which could be appropriated by the government, remains uncertain.

Subrata Roy, chairman of the sahara group, passed away in Mumbai on late Tuesday due to a cardiorespiratory arrest following an extended battle with complications arising from metastatic malignancy, hypertension, and diabetes. He was 75. Roy was admitted to Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital & Medical Research Institute in Mumbai on Sunday after his health deteriorated, it added. One of India's leading businessmen, Subrata Roy was the founder of Sahara India, a conglomerate with diversified business interests. In 2012, Roy was named among the 10 most influential businessmen in India.

Producer Boney Kapoor, Sandip Ssingh, screenwriter Mushtaq Sheikh, and actress Raai Laxmi among others were seen arriving at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital & Medical Research Institute in Mumbai after the passing of sahara group chief Subrata Roy on Tuesday evening.

Amitabh Bachchan's deafening silence on social media raised eyebrows, which ultimately led people to accuse the megastar of brutally abandoning his old connections like Subrata Roy and Amar Singh, who stood by him during his testing times. ETimes received a couple of footages from a well placed film industry source which shows the Bachchan family visiting Sahara Star Mumbai to pay their last respects to the founder of Sahara India Group.

People from all walks of life gathered at the airport and Sahara Shaher in Lucknow to pay respect to the late founder of sahara group, Subrata Roy. Roy's mortal remains arrived in Lucknow on a special plane and were escorted to Sahara Shaher in Gomtinagar. Many people, including Roy's brother and senior functionaries of the group, gathered at the airport. Employees of Sahara expressed their grief and spoke highly of Roy's leadership and support. A large crowd also gathered outside Roy's residence to pay tribute to him.

Subrata Roy passed away on Tuesday night. He was 75 years old.

sahara group chairman Subrata Roy, who passed away here on Tuesday, had a special relationship with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Roy's firm was Team India's main sponsor from 2002 to 2012.

Subrata Roy, the founder of sahara group, was known for his luxury lifestyle and political connections. His Scottish resort-like home in Lucknow, once a hub for Bollywood, cricket, and politics, now reflects the decline of the sahara group. Roy started with a small investment and built a conglomerate with interests in various sectors. His association with politicians, particularly Mulayam Singh Yadav, helped him gain influence. However, his group faced regulatory issues due to his comments about Sonia Gandhi.

Subrata Roy, the businessman and founder of the sahara group, was a strong supporter of various sports including cricket, hockey, badminton, chess, and shooting. He provided much-needed financial support at a time when sponsors were scarce. Roy's love for sports led to the sponsorship of the Indian Women's Cricket team, helping them prepare for the World Cup in 2005. Many sportspersons paid tribute to him, highlighting his contribution and support. Roy believed in creating a culture of sports to inspire and discipline the youth for nation building. The sahara group also organized sports events for social causes, such as a Drought Benefit Cricket match in 2000.

Political leaders from various parties expressed their condolences on the passing of Subrata Roy, founder of the sahara group. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, former CM Akhilesh Yadav, and Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey were among those who offered their prayers and sympathies to Roy's family. Leaders praised Roy for his contributions to the business sector, philanthropy, and support for marginalized communities. Many highlighted his positive personality and willingness to help others despite his health issues.