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    Our Mission

    To help every class of investors tofind a suitable avenue for profitable

    and prudent investment of their

    money, consistent with their needsand objectives.

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    Mr. S. R. Hegde - Independent Trustee

    Mr. P. Visveswara Rao - Independent Trustee

    Mr. A. K. Thakur - Independent Trustee

    Board of Trustees

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    Shri Subrata Roy Sahara - Nominee of the Sponsor

    Shri O. P. Srivastava -Associate Director

    Shri C. Kamdar - Independent Director

    Shri R. M. Joshi - Independent Director

    Shri S C Gupta - Independent Director

    Board of Directors

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    Mr. A N Sridhar, Fund Manager (Equity) is a post graduate in Electronics and holds a Master

    in Financial Management from NMIMS, Mumbai. He has also passed the Certified Associate

    of the Indian Institute of Bankers (UTI Part II). He has over two decades of experience inbanking and Mutual Fund Industry.

    Mr. Ashwini Kumar, Fund Manager (Debt)

    He holds a degree in Economics. He has over ten years of experience in the Fixed

    Income/Capital Market segments. His previous work experience includes working in a Mutual

    Fund and debt segment

    Mr N K Garg, Chief Investment Officer is a qualified Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA),

    M.B.A (Finance), a Double Gold Medalist, CAIIB (UTI), Chartered Engineer, M.I.E (ElectricalEngineer) and Investment Advice Certificate (I & II) of the Securities Institute, London under

    FSA, U K Regulations. He has over two decades of experience in the Mutual Fund Industry.

    He has worked in Key Functional Areas and contributed significantly in the management of

    Offshore Funds, Domestic Equity Fund and Debt Funds.

    He is a winner of the prestigious British Chevening- Manchester Business School Scholarship

    2002 for Senior Executives sponsored by the Foreign and Commonwealth office, U.KGovernment and Manchester Business School. He is also the winner of the Young Manager

    Competition 1993(Western Region) conducted by All India Management Association.

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    Our Schemes

    EQUITY

    1. Sahara Tax Gain Fund

    2. Sahara Growth Fund

    3. Sahara Midcap Fund

    4. Sahara Wealth Plus Fund

    5. Sahara Infrastructure Fund

    6. Sahara Power & Natural Resources Fund

    7. Sahara Banking & Financial Services Fund

    8. Sahara Super 20 Fund

    9. Sahara Star Value Fund

    10.Sahara R.E.A.L Fund

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    Our Schemes

    DEBT

    1. Sahara Liquid Fund

    2. Sahara Income Fund

    3. Sahara Gilt Fund

    4. Sahara Classic Fund

    5. Sahara Short Term Bond Fund

    6. Sahara Interval Fund (Qtrly Plan -Sr. 1)

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    An Open-Ended Sectoral Growth Fund

    The investment objective would be to provide long term capital appreciation

    through investment in equities and equities related securities of companies

    whose business comprise of Banking / Financial services, either whole or in

    part.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives, in the

    Banking & Financial Services sector.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for

    them.)

    SAHARA BANKING

    & FINANCIAL SERVICES FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    Inception Date : September 16, 2008.

    Nature : An Open Ended Sectoral Growth Scheme. Entry Load : Nil

    Exit Load (w.e.f.01.10.09) : 1 %* - If redeemed on or before 12 months,

    NIL - If redeemed after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option - Direct

    Minimum Investment : Rs. 5000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafter Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) :

    Monthly SIP : 1st

    cheque ofRs.

    1000/- along with minimum of 5post dated cheques of minimum of Rs.1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3post dated cheques of minimum of Rs.2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark : CNX BANK NIFTY

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Dividend declared at face value of Rupees 10/-

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any

    Record Date Rate (per unit)

    Cum Div NAV (Rs)

    Dividend Option

    Dividend

    Option -Direct

    18/01/2013 Rs 2.50 14.8698 14.8720

    29/04/2011 Rs 2.50 15.5702

    NA03/09/2010 Rs 4.00 19.7365

    19/01/2010 Rs 4.00 19.4864

    31/07/2009 Rs 4.00 19.7059

    SAHARA BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES FUND

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014

    SAHARA BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES FUND

    Name of the Instrument ( Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    ICICI Bank Ltd Banks 29.06

    HDFC Bank Ltd Banks 20.74

    Axis Bank Limited Banks 7.08

    State Bank Of India Banks 5.98

    Punjab National Bank Banks 5.15

    IndusInd Bank Limited Banks 4.52

    Oriental Bank of Commerce Banks 3.86

    Canara BankBanks 3.66

    Bank of Baroda Banks 2.50

    Bajaj Finance Limited Finance 2.48

    The Federal Bank Limited Banks 2.32

    ING Vysya Bank Ltd Banks 2.20

    L&T Finance Holdings Limited Finance 2.04

    DCB Bank LimitedBanks 1.91

    HDFC Ltd Finance 1.84

    Bank of India Banks 1.74

    City Union Bank Limited Banks 0.68

    EQUITY TOTAL 97.74

    Other- Current Assets 2.26

    Grand Total 100.00

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    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    SAHARA BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES FUND

    91.38

    6.35 2.26

    Banks

    Finance

    Other- CurrentAssets

    91.38

    6.35

    2.26

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    SAHARA BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES FUND

    Date Of Inception : 16/09/2008

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/12/2012

    TO

    31/12/2013

    31/12/2011

    TO

    31/12/2012

    31/12/2010

    TO

    31/12/2011

    31/12/2012

    TO

    31/12/2013

    31/12/2011

    TO

    31/12/2012

    31/12/2010

    TO

    31/12/2011

    BFS Fund 23.95 32854.30 9.99 7.32 (11.32) 10998.54 10731.86 8868.07

    Bank Nifty 14.11 20776.38 12.15 11.25 (12.75) 11214.77 11125.16 8724.78

    Sensex 9.53 16559.36 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The basic objective of Sahara Tax Gain Fund is to provide immediate tax

    relief and long term growth of capital to investors.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking* Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether

    the product is suitable for them.)

    An Open Ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS)

    SAHARA TAX GAIN FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    SCHEME DETAILS:

    Date of Inception : April 1, 1997.

    Nature : An Open Ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS).

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2.Dividend Option3. Growth Option Direct 4.Dividend Option - Direct

    Investor Profile : Investors seeking high returns at relatively medium risk

    cross long term horizon by investing in equity & equity

    linked schemes.

    Minimum Application Amt. : Rs. 500/- & additional amount of Rs. 500/- thereafter

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load : 1% - If redeemed on or before 36 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 36 months. (NIL for Direct Option)

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) :

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date of allotmentfor each SIP installment.

    Monthly SIP : Minimum 6 post dated cheques for a minimum of Rs. 500/- each

    Quarterly SIP : Minimum 4 post dated cheques for a minimum of Rs. 500/- each

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark : S & P BSE 200

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    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any.

    Bonus History (Record Date - Aug 29, 2005)

    Growth Option: 7:1 Dividend Option: 3:1

    Dividend History

    Record DateRate

    (per unit)Cum Div NAV (Rs)

    07/03/2013 Rs.2.00 DividendOption Dividend Option Direct

    14.0475 14.0537

    01/03/2011 Rs.2.50* 15.81

    12/03/2010 Rs.4.00* 18.38

    29/03/2008 Rs.7.5* 20.75

    24/03/2006 Rs.2.50* 19.40

    23/03/2005 Rs.20.00 66.75

    19/01/2005 Rs.10.00 70.61

    SAHARA TAX GAIN FUND

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Tax Gain Fund

    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.13

    Tata Communications Ltd Telecom - Services 3.80

    NMDC Limited Minerals/Mining 3.31

    Arvind Ltd Textile Products 3.31

    Bata India Ltd Consumer Durables 3.26

    TVS Motor Company Ltd Auto 3.23

    Biocon Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 3.23PTC India Ltd Power 3.23

    CESC Ltd Power 3.10

    Nestle India Limited Consumer Non Durables 2.87

    Supreme Industries Ltd. Industrial Products 2.87

    Hero Motocorp Ltd Auto 2.81

    Bharat Forge Ltd Industrial Products 2.81

    Lupin Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.75

    Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 2.75

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 2.66

    Cairn India Ltd Oil 2.53Ashok Leyland Ltd Auto 2.48

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.44

    Cadila Healthcare Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.44

    Hindalco Industries Ltd. Non - Ferrous Metals 2.29

    ABB India Limited Industrial Capital Goods 2.28

    Wipro Ltd Software 2.27

    Bank of India Banks 2.17

    Allahabad Bank Banks 2.16

    Oriental Bank Of Commerce Banks 2.12

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 2.12

    UPL Limited Pesticides 2.11Ultratech Cement Ltd. Cement 2.08

    Tech Mahindra Ltd Software 2.05

    Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 2.03

    Hindustan Unilever Ltd Consumer Non Durables 2.02

    BEML Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 1.95

    Infosys Limited Software 1.87

    Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers Ltd Paper 1.83

    Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.83

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 1.69

    Equity Total 94.88

    Other- Current Assets 5.12

    Grand Total 100.00

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    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    SAHARA TAX GAIN FUND

    10.25

    8.52

    8.23

    6.66

    6.46

    6.33

    6.065.92

    5.68

    4.89

    4.13

    3.31

    3.26

    2.66

    2.53

    2.292.11

    2.081.83

    1.69 5.12 PharmaceuticalsAutoSoftwareIndustrial Capital GoodsBanksPowerMinerals/MiningTelecom - ServicesIndustrial ProductsConsumer Non DurablesConstruction ProjectTextile ProductsConsumer Durables

    Petroleum ProductsOilNon - Ferrous MetalsPesticidesCementPaperAuto Ancillaries

    Other- Current Assets

    10.25

    8.52

    8.23

    6.66

    6.46

    6.33

    6.06

    5.92

    5.68

    4.89

    4.13

    3.31

    3.26

    2.66

    2.53

    2.29

    2.11

    2.08

    1.83

    1.69

    5.12

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    SAHARA TAX GAIN FUND

    Date Of Inception : 01/04/1997

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS(%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGRRETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS %Rs.

    10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Tax Gain

    Fund

    23.63 368937.60 27.21 (0.57) (1.04) 12721.00 9943.44 9895.64

    S & P

    BSE 20013.05 80557.31 17.19 6.03 (9.28) 11719.39 10602.76 9071.76

    Sensex 11.67 65323.04 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective of the Scheme is to achieve capital appreciation

    by investing in equity and equity-related instruments.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking* Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable

    for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA GROWTH FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    Date of Inception : August 30, 2002.

    Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme.

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option - Direct

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors seeking high returns at market risk

    across medium to long term horizon.

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load : 1% - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL for Direct Option)

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs. 3000/- and an additional amount of Rs. 500/- and in multiples of

    Rs. 1/- thereafter

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% if redeemed on or before one year from the date of

    allotment for each SIP installment. Monthly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 1000/- along with minimum of 5 post dated

    cheques of minimum of Rs. 1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs.2000/- along with minimum of 3 post dated

    cheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark CNX Nifty

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    SAHARA GROWTH FUND

    DIVIDEND SINCE SEPTEMBER 2003

    Record Date Rate Face Value Cum Div NAV (Rs )

    29.10.2010 Rs 7.50 per unit Rs 10.00

    33.1549

    07.09.2007 Rs 7.50 per unit Rs 10.00 28.5888

    13.03.2006 Rs 7.50 per unit Rs 10.00 28.22

    28.01.2005 Rs 3.00 per unit Rs 10.00 19.57

    25.09.2003 Rs 3.00 per unit Rs 10.00 14.95

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014- Sahara Growth Fund

    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 5.29

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.47

    ICICI Bank Ltd Banks 4.41

    Gail (India) Ltd Gas 3.80

    Punjab National Bank Banks 3.76

    State Bank Of India Banks 3.64Cadila Healthcare Ltd Pharmaceuticals 3.24

    Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd Oil 3.22

    Larsen and Toubro Limited Construction Project 3.22

    Cairn India Ltd Oil 2.95

    Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 2.92

    Infosys Limited Software 2.90

    Hero Motocorp Ltd Auto 2.88

    Wipro Ltd Software 2.75

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.64

    Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Petroleum Products 2.62

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 2.61Hindalco Industries Ltd. Non - Ferrous Metals 2.51

    Indian Hotels Co Ltd Hotels 2.48

    Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd Auto 2.48

    Gulf Oil Corporation Limited Petroleum Products 2.47

    PI Industries Limited Pesticides 2.46

    Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 2.43

    Ashok Leyland Ltd Auto 2.39

    Canara Bank Banks 2.34

    Idea Cellular Ltd Telecom - Services 2.26

    Biocon Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2.15

    HDFC Bank Ltd Banks 2.08

    Bharat Forge Ltd Industrial Products 2.03

    Dr.Reddy Laboratories Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.94

    Hindustan Unilever Ltd Consumer Non Durables 1.91

    HDFC Ltd Finance 1.90

    Adani Ports & Sez Ltd Transportation 1.90

    NMDC Limited Minerals/Mining 1.80

    Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd Fertilisers 1.71

    Bank of Baroda Banks 1.09

    Equity Total 97.63

    Other- Current Assets 2.37Grand Total 100.00

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    SAHARA GROWTH FUNDINDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    17.32

    10.38

    8.08

    7.75

    7.697.33

    6.17

    4.87

    4.71

    3.80

    2.642.51

    2.48

    2.462.03

    1.91 1.901.90

    1.71

    2.37

    Banks

    Petroleum Products

    Software

    Auto

    Construction Project

    Pharmaceuticals

    OilTelecom - Services

    Minerals/Mining

    Gas

    Industrial Capital Goods

    Non - Ferrous Metals

    Hotels

    PesticidesIndustrial Products

    Consumer Non Durables

    Finance

    Transportation

    Fertilisers

    Other- Current Assets

    17.32

    10.38

    8.08

    7.75

    7.69

    7.33

    6.174.87

    4.71

    3.80

    2.64

    2.51

    2.48

    2.46

    2.03

    1.91

    1.90

    1.90

    1.71

    2.37

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    SAHARA GROWTH FUND

    Date Of Inception : 30/08/2002

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Growth

    Fund21.35 94241.30 21.45 0.75 (5.02) 12145.23 10074.56 9498.33

    CNX

    Nifty17.73 66338.81 17.98 7.31 (9.23) 11797.87 10730.80 9077.44

    Sensex 18.33 70369.86 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    An open-ended Growth Fund with an objective to achieve long term capital

    growth at medium level of risks by investing primarily in midcap stocks.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable

    for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA MIDCAP FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    Date of Inception : December 31, 2004.

    Nature : An open ended growth fund.

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Auto Payout Option 4. Bonus Option1. Growth Option - Direct 2. Dividend Option - Direct3. Growth Auto Payout Option - Direct 4. Bonus Option - Direct

    Investor Profile : Investors seeking high returns at relatively medium riskacross long term horizon through growth of medium sized companies.

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load : 1% - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemedafter 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Minimum Application : Rs. 1000/- and an additional amount of Rs. 500/- and in multiples of Rs.1/- thereafter

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) : Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date ofallotment for each SIP installment. Nil : If redeemed after 1 year.

    Monthly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 1000/- along with minimum of 5 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Benchmark : CNX Midcap

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    SAHARA MIDCAP FUND

    DIVIDEND

    Record

    DateRate Face Value

    Cum Div NAV

    (Rs )

    24.12.2010 Rs. 3.00 per unit Rs. 10.00 17.2797

    28.05.2010 Rs. 4.00 per unit Rs. 10.00 18.9376

    28.09.2007Rs. 5.00 per unit Rs. 10.00

    20.9183

    20.09.2005 Rs. 1.50 per unit Rs. 10.00 14.2829

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31 03 2014 Sahara Midcap Fund

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014- Sahara Midcap FundName of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.16

    Tata Communications Ltd Telecom - Services 3.61

    Bata India Ltd Consumer Durables 3.35

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 3.20

    PTC India Ltd Power 3.19

    Indraprastha Gas Ltd Gas 3.16

    Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd Consumer Non Durables 3.06

    IPCA Laboratories Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.98Bharat Forge Ltd Industrial Products 2.97

    Nestle India Limited Consumer Non Durables 2.96

    TVS Motor Company Ltd Auto 2.85

    CESC Ltd Power 2.74

    DCM Shriram Limited Consumer Non Durables 2.71

    Supreme Industries Ltd. Industrial Products 2.66

    Bajaj Electricals Ltd Consumer Durables 2.53

    Biocon Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2.49

    Talwalkars Better Value Fitness Ltd Services 2.46

    Arvind Ltd Textile Products 2.45

    DCB Bank Limited Banks 2.38

    NIIT Technologies Ltd Software 2.37Marksans Pharma Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.25

    Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.16

    Allahabad Bank Banks 2.14

    Dena Bank Banks 2.13

    Persistent Systems Ltd. Software 2.10

    Tata Chemicals Ltd Chemicals 2.09

    Aditya Birla Nuvo (Indian Rayon) Services 2.05

    Bank of Baroda Banks 2.03

    Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.99

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 1.98

    Indian Hotels Co Ltd Hotels 1.97

    UPL Limited Pesticides 1.95

    Future Retail Limited Retailing 1.93

    Infotech Enterprises Ltd Software 1.91

    Pricol Ltd Auto Ancillaries 1.89

    The Federal Bank Limited Banks 1.80

    Dishman Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 1.78

    Mangalam Cement Ltd Cement 1.74

    Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited Industrial Capital Goods 1.72

    Ballarpur Industries Ltd Paper 1.46

    TV Today Network Ltd Media & Entertainment 1.39

    Equity Total 98.76

    Other- Current Assets 1.24Grand Total 100.00

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    SAHARA MIDCAP FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    13.65

    10.48

    8.73

    6.38

    5.935.885.63

    4.93

    4.52

    4.16

    3.87

    3.61

    3.162.85

    2.452.09

    1.971.95

    1.931.74 1.46

    1.391.24 Pharmaceuticals

    BanksConsumer Non DurablesSoftwarePowerConsumer DurablesIndustrial ProductsIndustrial Capital GoodsServicesConstruction ProjectAuto AncillariesTelecom - ServicesGasAutoTextile Products

    ChemicalsHotelsPesticidesRetailingCementPaperMedia & Entertainment

    Other- Current Assets

    13.6510.48

    8.73

    6.38

    5.93

    5.88

    5.63

    4.93

    4.52

    4.16

    3.87

    3.61

    3.16

    2.85

    2.45

    2.091.97

    1.95

    1.93

    1.74

    1.46

    1.39

    1.24

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    SAHARA MIDCAP FUND

    Date Of Inception :31/12/2004

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Midcap Fund 15.07 36640.80 33.76 (5.51) (1.62) 13375.73 9449.46 9837.85

    CNX Midcap 12.14 28855.72 16.36 (4.02) (4.09) 11635.93 9598.26 9591.11

    Sensex 14.11 33904.77 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The primary objective of the scheme would be to invest in equity and

    equity related instruments of companies that would be wealth builders in

    the long term.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA WEALTHPLUS FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    Date of Inception : September 1, 2005.

    Nature : An Open ended growth scheme

    Options : Fixed Pricing Option

    1.Dividend Option 2. Growth Option3.Dividend Option Direct 4. Growth Option- Direct

    Variable Pricing Option

    1.Dividend Option 2. Growth Option

    3.Dividend Option Direct 4. Growth Option- Direct

    Investor Profile :Investors seeking consistent and growing returns over a long period oftime.

    Entry Load : NIL Exit Load : 1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Minimum Application : Rs. 1000/-, additional amount of Rs. 500 and in multiples of Rs. 1/-thereafter.

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) :

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date ofallotment for each SIP installment. Nil : If redeemed after 1 year.

    Monthly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 1000/- along with minimum of 5 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available. Benchmark : CNX 500.

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any.

    SAHARA WEALTHPLUS FUND

    Dividend History

    Record DateRate

    (per unit)

    Cum Div NAV (Rs)

    Fixed Pricing Option Variable pricing Option

    DividendOption

    Dividend

    Option -Direct

    DividendOption

    Dividend

    Option -Direct

    07/03/2013 Rs.2.50 17.7335 17.7435 18.9205 18.9281

    05/10/2010 Rs.4.00 23.2186 24.0699

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31 03 2014 Sahara Wealth Plus Fund

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Wealth Plus FundName of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.66

    TVS Motor Company Ltd Auto 4.21

    Hero Motocorp Ltd Auto 3.51

    Supreme Industries Ltd. Industrial Products 3.39

    Engineers India Ltd Construction Project 3.26

    Punjab National Bank Banks 3.23

    Biocon Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 3.07Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 3.06

    Persistent Systems Ltd. Software 3.04

    Bata India Ltd Consumer Durables 2.97

    Nestle India Limited Consumer Non Durables 2.91

    Indraprastha Gas Ltd Gas 2.88

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 2.87

    Balkrishna Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 2.76

    Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd Consumer Non Durables 2.65

    Indian Hotels Co Ltd Hotels 2.63

    Wipro Ltd Software 2.62

    Tech Mahindra Ltd Software 2.60

    Infosys Limited Software 2.53

    BEML Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.48

    IPCA Laboratories Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.44

    Bajaj Finance Limited Finance 2.42

    NMDC Limited Minerals/Mining 2.42

    Pidilite Industries Ltd. Chemicals 2.37

    Cipla Ltd Pharmaceuticals 2.22

    Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 2.06

    UPL Limited Pesticides 2.05

    Britannia Industries Ltd Consumer Non Durables 2.03Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd Auto Ancillaries 1.97

    Tata Chemicals Ltd Chemicals 1.94

    Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd Auto 1.89

    Thermax Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 1.80

    Lupin Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.80

    Hindustan Unilever Ltd Consumer Non Durables 1.75

    Dr.Reddy Laboratories Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.73

    Sun TV Network Limited Media & Entertainment 1.55

    Equity Total 93.78

    Other- Current Assets 6.22

    Grand Total 100.00

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    SAHARA WEALTHPLUS FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    12.84

    11.26

    9.62

    9.34

    7.925.48

    4.73

    4.31

    4.28

    3.39

    3.23

    2.97

    2.88

    2.87

    2.63

    2.422.05

    1.55 6.22

    Software

    Pharmaceuticals

    Auto

    Consumer Non Durables

    Construction Project

    Minerals/Mining

    Auto AncillariesChemicals

    Industrial Capital Goods

    Industrial Products

    Banks

    Consumer Durables

    Gas

    Petroleum Products

    Hotels

    Finance

    Pesticides

    Media & Entertainment

    Other- Current Assets

    12.84

    11.26

    9.62

    9.34

    7.92

    5.48

    4.734.31

    4.28

    3.39

    3.23

    2.97

    2.88

    2.87

    2.63

    2.42

    2.05

    1.55

    6.22

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    SAHARA WEALTHPLUS FUND

    Date Of Inception : 01/09/2005

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    W Plus-V

    Fund13.05 28667.40 29.85 6.88 (3.67) 12984.84 10687.61 9633.32

    W Plus-F

    Fund 12.17 26801.50 28.61 5.89 (4.47) 12861.41 10588.56 9552.66

    CNX 500 10.94 24374.18 17.72 5.13 (8.75) 11772.05 10512.93 9125.36

    Sensex 12.94 28422.86 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective would be to provide long term capital

    appreciation by investing in predominantly equity and equity related

    securities of around 20 companies selected out of the top 100 largest

    market capitalization companies, at the point of investment.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives of the

    Top 100 companies by market capitalisation.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

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    Inception Date : July 31, 2009.Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme.Entry Load : NILExit Load

    (w.e.f.01.10.09) :1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed after

    12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Minimum Investment : Rs. 5000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafterSystematic Investment Plan (SIP) :Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date of allotment

    for each SIP installment.

    Monthly SIP : 1st

    cheque of Rs. 1000/- along with minimum of 5 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark : CNX NIFTY.

    SCHEME DETAILS:

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31 03 2014 Sahara Super 20 Fund

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Super 20 Fund

    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry% of

    NAV

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 7.56

    ICICI Bank Ltd Banks 6.58

    ITC Ltd Consumer Non Durables 6.52HDFC Bank Ltd Banks 6.43

    State Bank of India Banks 6.08

    Infosys Limited Software 5.64

    Adani Ports & Sez Ltd Transportation 4.95

    GAIL (India) Ltd Gas 4.22

    Larsen and Toubro Limited Construction Project 4.20

    Punjab National Bank Banks 4.18

    HDFC Ltd Finance 4.09

    Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 3.66

    Wipro Ltd Software 3.59

    Cadila Healthcare Ltd Pharmaceuticals 3.38

    Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd Auto 3.24

    Hindustan Unilever Ltd Consumer Non Durables 3.20

    NMDC Limited Minerals/Mining 3.13

    Grasim Industries Ltd. Cement 3.05

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 2.94

    Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd Oil 2.53

    Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 2.29

    L&T Finance Holdings Limited Finance 1.94

    IPCA Laboratories Ltd Pharmaceuticals 1.67

    Equity Total 95.06

    Other- Current Assets 4.94

    Grand Total 100.00

    SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND

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    SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    23.26

    12.89

    9.72

    7.56

    6.035.41

    5.06

    4.95

    4.22

    4.203.24

    3.05

    2.94

    2.53

    4.94

    23.26

    12.89

    9.72

    7.566.03

    5.41

    5.06

    4.95

    4.22

    4.20

    3.24

    3.052.94

    2.534.94

    Banks

    Software

    Consumer Non Durables

    Petroleum Products

    FinanceMinerals/Mining

    Pharmaceuticals

    Transportation

    Gas

    Construction Project

    Auto

    Cement

    Telecom - Services

    Oil

    Other- Current Assets

    SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND

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    SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND

    Date Of Inception :31/07/2009

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    Returns (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    Returns

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Super 20 6.55 13445.60 18.92 (0.81) (0.11) 11891.92 9918.59 9989.13

    Nifty 8.22 14459.77 17.98 7.31 (9.23) 11797.87 10730.80 9077.44

    Sensex 7.94 14285.79 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective is to provide long term capital appreciation by

    investing predominantly in equity / equity related instruments of select

    companies based on value parameters.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)*(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA STAR VALUE FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS

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    Inception Date : September 14, 2009Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme.

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load (w.e.f.01.10.09) : 1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Minimum Investment : Rs. 5000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafterSystematic Investment Plan (SIP) :Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date of

    allotment for each SIP installment.

    Monthly SIP : 1st

    cheque of Rs.1000/- along with minimum of 5 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs.1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.Benchmark : S & P BSE 200.

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    DIVIDEND

    Record

    DateRate Face Value Cum Div NAV (Rs )

    16.08.2010 Rs. 1.00 per unit Rs. 10.00 12.5064

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any.

    SAHARA STAR VALUE FUND

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31 03 2014 - Sahara Star Value Fund

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Star Value Fund

    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Allahabad Bank Banks 4.77

    TVS Motor Company Ltd Auto 4.67

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.22

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 4.21

    Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd Power 4.17DCM Shriram Limited Consumer Non Durables 4.04

    Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd Pharmaceuticals 3.90

    PTC India Ltd Power 3.86

    Gulf Oil Corporation Limited Petroleum Products 3.81

    Atul Ltd Chemicals 3.79

    Dishman Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 3.67

    Marksans Pharma Ltd Pharmaceuticals 3.55

    Tata Chemicals Ltd Chemicals 3.52

    Canara Bank Banks 3.47

    Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd Fertilisers 3.40

    BEML Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 3.32

    Hexaware Technologies Ltd Software 3.29

    Pricol Ltd. Auto Ancillaries 3.29

    Tata Global Beverages Ltd Consumer Non Durables 3.28

    Mangalam Cement Ltd Cement 3.23

    NIIT Technologies Ltd Software 3.17

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 3.10Arvind Ltd Textile Products 3.04

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd Transportation 2.98

    Gujarat Mineral Devel Corpn. Ltd. Minerals/Mining 2.88

    Persistent Systems Ltd. Software 2.75

    Engineers India Ltd Construction Project 2.57

    Escorts Ltd Auto 1.81

    Equity Total 97.79

    Other- Current Assets 2.21Grand Total 100.00

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    SAHARA STAR VALUE FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    11.13

    9.22

    8.24

    8.03

    7.53

    7.327.31

    6.79

    6.49

    6.39

    3.81

    3.40

    3.233.04

    2.98

    2.88

    2.21

    Pharmaceuticals

    Software

    Banks

    Power

    Industrial Capital Goods

    Consumer Non DurablesChemicals

    Construction Project

    Auto

    Auto Ancillaries

    Petroleum Products

    FertilisersCement

    Textile Products

    Transportation

    Minerals/Mining

    Other- Current Assets

    11.13

    9.22

    8.24

    8.03

    7.53

    7.327.31

    6.79

    6.49

    6.39

    3.81

    3.403.23

    3.04

    2.98

    2.88

    2.21

    S S

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    SAHARA STAR VALUE FUND

    Date Of Inception : 14/09/2009

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS %Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE

    RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Star Value

    Fund4.93 12443.00 28.56 (14.39) 2.78 12856.07 8560.83 10278.19

    S & P

    BSE 2006.86 13521.34 17.19 6.03 (9.28) 11719.39 10602.76 9071.76

    Sensex 7.35 13806.59 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective would be to provide income distribution and / or

    medium to long term capital gains by investing in equity / equity related

    instrument of companies mainly in the infrastructure sector.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives, predominantly

    in the infrastructure sector.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Date of Inception : April 3, 2006.

    Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme

    Options : Fixed Pricing Option :

    1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option - DirectVariable pricing Option:

    1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors seeking consistent and growing returns

    over a long period of time.

    Entry Load : NIL Exit Load (w.e.f.01.10.09) : 1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Minimum Application : Rs.1000/- under Growth Option & Rs. 5000/- under Dividend Option.

    Additional amount of Rs. 500/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafter

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP):

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date ofallotment for each SIP installment. Nil : If redeemed after 1 year.

    . Monthly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 1000/- along with minimum of 5 post dated

    cheques of minimum of Rs. 1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs. 2000/- along with minimum of 3 post dated

    cheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark : Nifty

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    DIVIDEND

    Record

    DateRate Face Value Cum Div NAV (Rs )

    30.11.2007 Rs. 5.00 per unit Rs. 10.00

    Fixed Variable

    18.6112 18.8216

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any.

    SAHARA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Infrastructure Fund

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    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 5.29

    PTC India Ltd Power 5.13

    Power Finance Corporation Ltd Finance 3.86

    Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd Power 3.84

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 3.72

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 3.54

    Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Petroleum Products 3.48Larsen and Toubro Limited Construction Project 3.48

    Heidelberg Cement India Ltd Cement 3.25

    Bharat Forge Ltd Industrial Products 3.11

    Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 3.09

    Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 3.04

    Hindalco Industries Ltd. Non - Ferrous Metals 2.98

    GVk Power & Infrastructure Ltd Power 2.91

    Tata Power Company Ltd. Power 2.87

    Gujarat Mineral Devel Corpn. Ltd. Minerals / Mining 2.77

    Tech Mahindra Ltd Software 2.64

    Tata Communications Ltd Telecom - Services 2.58

    Andhra Bank Limited Banks 2.56

    Supreme Industries Ltd. Industrial Products 2.54

    Engineers India Ltd Construction Project 2.37

    GAIL (India) Ltd Gas 2.37

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 2.34

    Gujarat State Petronet Ltd Gas 2.33

    Sesa Sterlite Limited Minerals/Mining 2.22

    CESC Ltd Power 2.21

    Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd Industrial Products 2.20

    BEML Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.15Bajaj Electricals Ltd Consumer Durables 2.14

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd Transportation 2.01

    TRF Limited Industrial Capital Goods 2.00

    Indian Hotels Co Ltd Hotels 1.91

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 1.87

    UPL Limited Pesticides 1.75

    IDFC Ltd Finance 1.54

    Tata Power Company Ltd - Rights Issue Power 0.12

    Equity Total 98.23

    Other- Current Assets 1.77

    GRAND TOTAL 100.00

    SAHARA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

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    SAHARA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    17.08

    10.79

    9.58

    8.77

    7.85

    5.40

    5.26

    4.92

    4.71

    3.25

    2.98

    2.77

    2.64

    2.562.14

    2.01

    1.91

    1.87 1.75 1.77 PowerIndustrial Capital Goods

    Construction Project

    Petroleum Products

    Industrial Products

    Finance

    Minerals/MiningTelecom - Services

    Gas

    Cement

    Non - Ferrous Metals

    Minerals / Mining

    Software

    Banks

    Consumer Durables

    Transportation

    Hotels

    Auto Ancillaries

    Pesticides

    Other- Current Assets

    17.0810.79

    9.58

    8.77

    7.85

    5.40

    5.264.92

    4.71

    3.25

    2.98

    2.77

    2.64

    2.56

    2.14

    2.01

    1.91

    1.87

    1.75

    1.77

    S S C

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    SAHARA INFRASTRUCTURE FUND

    Date Of Inception : 03/04/2006

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    INFRA - V

    Fund4.72 14455.70 11.29 (10.07) (6.40) 11129.01 8993.11 9359.93

    INFRA - FFund

    3.88 13560.50 10.23 (10.90) (7.18) 11023.00 8909.65 9282.23

    Nifty 8.57 19302.10 17.98 7.31 (9.23) 11797.87 10730.80 9077.44

    Sensex 8.61 19357.98 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective is to generate long term capital appreciation through

    investment in equities and equity related securities of companies engaged in the

    business of generation, transmission, distribution of Power or in those companies

    that are engaged directly or indirectly in any activity associated in the power

    sector or principally engaged in discovery, development, production, processing

    or distribution of natural resources.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives in the power

    & natural resources sector

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for

    them.)

    An Open-Ended Growth Fund

    SAHARA POWER & NATURAL RESOURCES FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    Scheme Details:

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    Inception Date : June 17, 2008.Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme.

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load (w.e.f.01.10.09) : 1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Minimum Investment : Rs. 5000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafterSystematic Investment Plan (SIP) :Entry Load : NIL

    Exit load : 1% If redeemed on or before one year from the date of

    allotment for each SIP installment. Nil : If redeemed after 1 year.

    Monthly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs.1000/- along with minimum of 5 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs.1000/- each.

    Quarterly SIP : 1st cheque of Rs.2000/- along with minimum of 3 post datedcheques of minimum of Rs. 2000/- each.

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.Benchmark : CNX NIFTY.

    Scheme Details:

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    DIVIDEND

    RecordDate

    Rate Face Value Cum Div NAV (Rs )

    30.07.2010 Rs. 2.00 per unit Rs. 10.00 13.5352

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend,

    the NAV of the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and statutory levies if any.

    SAHARA POWER & NATURAL RESOURCES FUND

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014 Sahara Power & Natural Resources Fund

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    Name of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

    Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 5.32

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 4.78

    Crompton Greaves Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 4.40

    Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd Petroleum Products 4.17

    Coal India Ltd Minerals/Mining 4.16

    CESC Ltd Power 3.90

    Sesa Sterlite Limited Minerals/Mining 3.88

    Power Grid Corporation Of India Ltd. Power 3.84

    Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd Oil 3.79

    PTC India Ltd Power 3.72

    Tata Power Company Ltd. Power 3.50

    IDFC Ltd Finance 3.35

    Gujarat Mineral Devel Corpn. Ltd. Minerals/Mining 3.32

    Adani Ports & Sez Ltd Transportation 3.13

    Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers Ltd Paper 2.93

    Hindalco Industries Ltd. Non - Ferrous Metals 2.92Gulf Oil Corporation Limited Petroleum Products 2.74

    Indraprastha Gas Ltd Gas 2.73

    Tata Steel Ltd Ferrous Metals 2.70

    Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.69

    Power Finance Corporation Ltd Finance 2.65

    Larsen and Toubro Limited Construction Project 2.62

    Torrent Power Ltd Power 2.58

    UPL Limited Pesticides 2.53

    Supreme Industries Ltd. Industrial Products 2.53

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 2.43Thermax Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 2.40

    Bajaj Electricals Ltd Consumer Durables 2.26

    Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd Power 2.04

    GVK Power & Infrastructure Ltd Power 2.02

    NMDC Limited Minerals/Mining 1.59

    Nahar Spinning Mills Ltd Textiles - Cotton 0.50

    Tata Power Company Ltd - Rights Issue Power 0.14

    Equity Total 98.28

    Other- Current Assets 1.72

    Grand Total 100.00

    SAHARA POWER & NATURAL RESOURCES FUND

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    SAHARA POWER & NATURAL RESOURCES FUND

    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    21.75

    12.95

    12.229.49

    7.40

    6.01

    3.79

    2.93

    2.92

    2.73

    2.702.53

    2.53

    2.432.26 0.50

    1.72

    Power

    Minerals/Mining

    Petroleum Products

    Industrial Capital Goods

    Construction Project

    Finance

    OilPaper

    Non - Ferrous Metals

    Gas

    Ferrous Metals

    PesticidesIndustrial Products

    Auto Ancillaries

    Consumer Durables

    Textiles - Cotton

    Other- Current Assets

    21.75

    12.95

    12.22

    9.49

    7.40

    6.01

    3.792.93

    2.92

    2.73

    2.70

    2.532.53

    2.43

    2.26

    0.50

    1.72

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    SAHARA POWER & NATURAL RESOURCES FUND

    Date Of Inception : 17/06/2008

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS(%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGRRETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    P & NR

    Fund

    3.64 12302.90 22.05 (12.45) (7.78) 12204.89 8755.28 9221.56

    Nifty 6.51 14408.34 17.98 7.31 (9.23) 11797.87 10730.80 9077.44

    Sensex 6.32 14261.59 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    The investment objective would be to provide long term capital gains by investing

    predominantly in equity / equity related instrument of companies in the

    Retailing, Entertainment & Media, Auto & auto ancillaries and Logistics sector.

    This scheme is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    Long Term Capital Growth;

    Investment in Equity & equity related securities including equity derivatives, in the

    Retailing, Entertainment & Media, Auto & auto ancillaries and Logistics sector.

    High Risk. (BROWN)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at high risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.)

    An Open-Ended Equity Fund

    SAHARA R.E.A.L FUND

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Inception Date : 27/11/2007

    Nature : An Open Ended Growth Scheme.

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option: 3. Growth Option Direct 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load : 1%* - If redeemed on or before 12 months, NIL- If redeemed

    after 12 months. (NIL - for Direct Option)

    Minimum Investment : Rs.5000/- & additional amount of Rs.1000/- and in multiples of Rs.1/-

    thereafter.

    Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) :

    Monthly SIP : 6 post dated cheques for minimum of Rs. 1000/- each

    Quarterly SIP : 4 post dated cheques of minimum for Rs. 2000/- each

    Auto Debit facility under SIP is available.

    Benchmark : CNX Nifty

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 31.03.2014

    Sahara R.E.A L FundName of the Instrument (Equity Shares) Industry % of NAV

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    ( q y ) y

    Hero Motocorp Ltd Auto 4.30

    Bata India Ltd Consumer Durables 4.01

    TVS Motor Company Ltd Auto 3.94

    V-Mart Retail Limited Retailing 3.87

    TV Today Network Ltd Media & Entertainment 3.83

    Arvind Ltd Textile Products 3.76

    Oriental Bank of Commerce Banks 3.61

    Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd Auto Ancillaries 3.45

    Bharat Forge Ltd Industrial Products 3.42

    DCB Bank Limited Banks 3.31

    Suprajit Engineering Ltd. Auto Ancillaries 3.14

    Balkrishna Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 2.84

    Talwalkars Better Value Fitness Ltd Services 2.83

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd Transportation 2.76

    CESC Ltd Power 2.71

    Voltas Ltd. Construction Project 2.61

    Den Networks Ltd Media & Entertainment 2.59Ashok Leyland Ltd Auto 2.56

    PVR Ltd. Media & Entertainment 2.53

    Canara Bank Banks 2.50

    Whirlpool of India Ltd. Consumer Durables 2.50

    Gateway Distriparks Ltd Transportation 2.46

    Future Lifestyle Fashion Ltd. Retailing 2.26

    JK Tyres & Industries Ltd Auto Ancillaries 2.25

    Jyothy Laboratories Ltd Consumer Non Durables 2.24

    Jagran Prakashan Ltd Media & Entertainment 2.23

    WABCO India Ltd Auto Ancillaries 2.20Sun TV Network Limited Media & Entertainment 2.17

    Tata Motors Ltd Auto 2.15

    Shoppers Stop Limited Retailing 2.10

    Mahindra Cie Automotive Limited Industrial Products 2.02

    Future Retail Limited Retailing 2.00

    Hathway Cable & Datacom Limited Media & Entertainment 1.96

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 1.72

    Adani Ports & Sez Ltd Transportation 1.52

    Equity Total 96.37

    Other- Current Assets 3.63

    Grand Total 100.00

    SAHARA R.E.A.L FUND

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    INDUSTRY WISE ASSET ALLOCATION (%) AS ON 31.03.2014

    SAHARA R.E.A.L FUND

    15.32

    13.88

    12.95

    10.239.43

    6.74

    6.51

    5.44

    3.76

    2.83

    2.712.61

    2.24 1.723.63

    Media & Entertainment

    Auto Ancillaries

    Auto

    Retailing

    Banks

    Transportation

    Consumer Durables

    Industrial Products

    Textile Products

    Services

    Power

    Construction Project

    Consumer Non Durables

    Telecom - Services

    Other- Current Assets

    15.32

    13.88

    12.95

    10.23

    9.43

    6.74

    6.51

    5.44

    3.76

    2.83

    2.71

    2.61

    2.24

    1.72

    3.63

    SAHARA R E A L FUND

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    SAHARA R.E.A.L FUND

    Date Of Inception :27/11/2007

    Returns as on 31.03.2014

    CAGR

    Returns (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    Returns

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    R.E.A.L

    Fund

    (1.41) 9135.50 26.25 (3.45) (4.25) 12624.89 9654.57 9574.97

    NIFTY 2.60 11765.57 17.98 7.31 (9.23) 11797.87 10730.80 9077.44

    Sensex 2.51 11703.57 18.85 8.23 (10.50) 11884.98 10822.54 8950.37

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    SAHARA LIQUID FUND

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    SAHARA LIQUID FUNDAn Open-Ended Liquid Fund

    The investment objective is to create a highly liquid portfolio of good quality

    debt as well as money market instruments with a view to provide high

    liquidity and reasonable returns to the unit holders, while at all times

    emphasizing the importance of capital preservation.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    regular income generation in short term to medium term

    highly liquid portfolio of money market debt instruments

    low risk. (BLUE)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Date of Inception : February 19,2002

    Nature : An Open Ended Liquid Scheme

    Options :

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors who wish to park their short term surpluses at

    relatively low risk. Corporate and High Net Worth investors and individual

    investors who have temporary surpluses can benefit from this scheme.

    Entry / Exit Load : Nil

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs.10000/-, additional amt. of Rs. 5000/-

    & in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafter

    Benchmark : Crisil Liquid Fund Index

    Fixed Pricing Option Variable Pricing Option

    Daily Dividend Option Daily Dividend Option Direct Option Daily Dividend Option Daily Dividend Direct Option

    Weekly Dividend Option Weekly Dividend Direct Option Weekly Dividend Option Weekly Dividend Direct Option

    Monthly Dividend Option Monthly Dividend Direct Option Monthly Dividend Option Monthly Dividend Direct Option

    Growth Option Growth Direct Option Growth Option Growth Direct Option

    SAHARA LIQUID FUND

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    SAHARA IQUI FUN

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    Name of the Instrument Rating % of AUM

    Certificate of Deposits 41.02%

    Bank of Baroda ICRA A1+ 20.52%

    Indian Bank IND A1+ 20.50%

    Collateralized Borrowing and Lending

    Obligation56.71%

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables 2.27%

    Total 100.00%

    SAHARA LIQUID FUND

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    (* Base date of Index being 31.03.2002)

    Date Of Inception : 19.02.2002 ( Fixed Pricing Growth Option) ; 27.10.2005 ( Variable Pricing Growth Option)

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGRRETURNS (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Liquid Fund - VP 7.85 16562.35 8.70 8.96 9.49 10869.64 10895.75 10948.65

    Crisil Liquidfex 6.80 15508.01 9.46 8.22 8.44 10945.99 10822.39 10844.35

    1 year t bill 5.69 14464.48 5.77 8.38 6.59 10576.74 10837.89 10659.16

    Liquid Fund - FP 7.10 20359.76 8.54 8.88 9.45 10854.37 10887.92 10945.09

    Crisil Liquidfex NA* NA* 9.46 8.22 8.44 10945.99 10822.39 10844.35

    1 year t bill 5.52 17457.21 5.77 8.38 6.59 10576.74 10837.89 10659.16

    CAGR RETURNS (%) Rs. 10,000 CAGR RETURNS

    7 days 15 days 1 month 7 days 15 days 1 month

    Liquid Fund - VP 6.90 7.97 7.93 10013.24 10032.77 10065.18

    Crisil Liquidfex 14.78 13.09 11.86 10028.34 10053.81 10097.48

    1 year t bill 12.08 11.90 10.69 10023.16 10048.92 10087.88

    Liquid Fund - FP 6.72 7.85 7.79 10012.88 10032.24 10064.03

    Crisil Liquidfex 14.78 13.09 11.86 10028.34 10053.81 10097.48

    1 year t bill 12.08 11.90 10.69 10023.16 10048.92 10087.88

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    SAHARA SHORT TERM BOND FUNDAn Open-Ended Income Fund

    The investment objective is to generate optimal returns consistent with

    moderate levels of risk and liquidity by investing in debt securities and

    money market securities.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    regular fixed income for short term to medium term

    investment in Debt/Money Market Instruments.

    low risk. (BLUE)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    SCHEME DETAILS:

    Date of Inception : APRIL 13, 2009

    Nature : An Open Ended Income Fund

    Options : 1. Growth Option

    2. Dividend Reinvestment Option

    3. Growth Option Direct

    4. Dividend Reinvestment Option - Direct

    Entry Load : NIL

    Exit Load : NIL

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs. 5000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafter.

    Benchmark : CRISIL Liquid Fund Index

    SAHARA SHORT TERM BOND FUND

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    SAHARA SHORT TERM BOND FUND

    Name of the Instrument Rating % of NAV

    Certificate of Deposits 21.71%

    Bank of Baroda ICRA A1+ 10.86%

    Indian Bank IND A1+ 10.85%

    Collateralized Borrowing and Lending

    Obligation

    43.77%

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables 34.52%

    TOTAL 100.00%

    S h Sh t T B d F d

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    Date of Inception: 13.04.2009

    Sahara Short Term Bond Fund

    Since all the debt schemes are managed by the same Fund Manager the returns of all the schemes are furnished.

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Short Term

    Bond Fund8.93 13162.33 8.71 8.73 14.35 10870.59 10872.80 11434.90

    Crisil

    Liquidfex6.46 12225.37 9.46 8.22 8.44 10945.99 10822.39 10844.35

    Crisil 10 yr

    Gilt Index3.69 11233.82 (1.01) 11.32 2.43 9899.15 11131.68 10243.43

    SAHARA CLASSIC FUND

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    SAHARA CLASSIC FUNDAn Open-Ended Income Fund

    The investment objective of the scheme is to generate returns by investing

    mainly in debt and debt related instruments including money market

    instruments and also to invest a portion of the fund in equity and equity

    related instruments to seek capital appreciation.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking *

    regular income generation/capital appreciation in short, medium and long term

    investment in various debt securities and equity and equity related instruments.

    Medium risk. (Yellow)(Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand thattheir principal will be at low risk (YELLOW) investors understand thattheir principal will be at medium risk (BROWN) investors understand thattheir principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Date of Inception : February 1, 2008

    Nature : An Open Ended Income FundOptions : 1. Growth Option 2. Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors seeking reasonable returns at relatively lower

    risk across a medium to long term investment horizon.

    Entry / Exit Load : Nil.

    Minimum Application Amount:

    Dividend Option : Rs. 5000/- and additional in multiples of Rs. 1000/- thereafter

    Growth Option : Rs. 1000/- and additional in multiples of Rs. 1000/- thereafter

    Benchmark : Crisil MIP Blended Index

    SAHARA CLASSIC FUND

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    Name of the Instrument Rating % of NAV

    Certificate of Deposits 21.10%

    Bank of Baroda ICRA A1+ 10.55%

    Indian Bank IND A1+ 10.55%

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables 78.90%

    TOTAL 100.00%

    Sahara Classic Fund

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    Date of Inception : 01/02/2008

    Sahara Classic Fund

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Classic

    Fund9.48 14906.78 8.50 8.75 9.27 10849.85 10874.83 10926.76

    MIPBlended

    Index

    5.74 12791.08 6.43 9.11 5.24 10643.46 10910.62 10523.63

    Crisil 10 yr

    Gilt Index4.89 12342.39 (1.01) 11.32 2.43 9899.15 11131.68 10243.43

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    SAHARA INCOME FUNDAn Open-Ended Income Fund

    The primary objective of the scheme is to generate income by investing in

    a portfolio of corporate and sovereign debt instruments and at the same

    time provide continuous liquidity along with reasonable safety.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    regular income/capital appreciation in short, medium and long term

    investment in Money Market Instruments, Corporate Debt & Govt. Securities.

    low risk. (BLUE)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Date of Inception : February 21, 2002

    Nature : An Open Ended Income Fund

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2.Dividend Option3. Growth Option 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors seeking reasonable returns at relatively lowerrisk across a medium to long term investment horizon.

    Entry Load : Nil

    Exit Load : Nil

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs. 3000/-, additional amt. of Rs. 1000/- and in multiples of Rs. 1/-thereafter

    Benchmark : Crisil Composite Bond Fund Index

    SAHARA INCOME FUND

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    Name of the Instrument Rating % of NAV

    Certificate of Deposits Nil 32.28%

    Bank of Baroda ICRA A1+ 16.15%

    Indian Bank IND A1+ 16.14%

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables 67.72%

    TOTAL 100.00%

    Date of Inception : 21/2/2002Sahara Income Fund

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    *Base date of index being 31/03/2002

    p

    Since all the debt schemes are managed by the same Fund Manager the returns of all the schemes are furnished.

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception31/03/2014TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012TO

    31/03/2011

    Income Fund 7.62 21398.39 8.52 9.00 9.52 10852.20 10899.82 10951.92

    Crisil composite

    Bond Fund

    Index

    NA* NA* 4.31 9.29 7.68 10430.83 10928.88 10767.79

    Crisil 10 yr Gilt

    Index5.75 17837.41 (1.01) 11.32 2.43 9899.15 11131.68 10243.43

    SAHARA INTERVAL FUND

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    SAHARA INTERVAL FUNDA Debt Oriented Interval Fund

    The investment objective is to generate returns with low volatility

    through a portfolio of debt and money market instruments with a

    provision to offer liquidity at periodic intervals.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking* to generate reasonable return at periodic intervals in short, medium term

    investment in Debt/Money Market Instruments/Govt. Securities.

    low risk. (BLUE)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Type of Scheme : A Debt Oriented Interval Fund

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2.Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Interval Tenure : Three Months.

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs. 5,000/- and in multiple ofRs. 1./- thereafter.

    One can buy/switch over units during specified transaction period as under:

    Months Dates

    March 12 16

    June 12 16

    December 12 16

    September 12 16

    No exit load for redemption during specified transaction period .

    Benchmark Index : CRISIL Liquiflex

    SAHARA INTERVAL FUND QUARTERLY PLAN

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    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    Series - 1

    Name of the Instrument Rating % of NAV

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables _ 100.00%

    TOTAL 100.00%

    SAHARA INTERVAL FUND QUARTERLY PLAN Series - 1

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    Date of Inception : 03/10/2008

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Sahara

    Interval

    Fund7.96 13315.88 8.21 8.52 9.09 10820.69 10852.04 10908.92

    Liquidfex 6.81 12792.02 9.46 8.22 8.44 10945.99 10822.39 10844.35

    I year t bill 6.01 12435.06 5.77 8.38 6.59 10576.74 10837.89 10659.16

    SAHARA GILT FUND

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    SAHARA GILT FUNDAn Open-Ended Gilt Fund

    The primary investment objective of the Scheme is to generate reasonable returns

    by investing in sovereign securities issued by the Central Government and/or

    State Government and/or any security unconditionally guaranteed by the

    Government of India.

    This product is suitable for investors who are seeking*

    regular income generation/capital appreciation for short , medium and long term

    investment in Government Securities and government guaranteed debt securities / T - bills

    / Overnight money market instruments

    low risk. (BLUE)

    (Investors understand that their principal will be at low risk)

    *(Investors should consult their financial advisers if in doubt about whether the product is

    suitable for them.)

    (BLUE) investors understand that

    their principal will be at low risk

    (YELLOW) investors understand that

    their principal will be at medium risk

    (BROWN) investors understand that

    their principal will be at high risk

    SCHEME DETAILS:

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    Date of Inception : February 21, 2002

    Nature : An Open Ended Gilt Fund

    Options : 1. Growth Option 2.Dividend Option

    3. Growth Option 4. Dividend Option Direct

    Investor Profile : Ideal for investors with low moderate riskappetite, PF Trusts, Financial Institutions / Banks

    & Corporate.

    Entry Load : Nil.

    Exit Load : Nil.

    Minimum Application Amt : Rs. 5000/-, additional amt. of Rs. 1000/- and in

    multiples of Rs. 1/- thereafter

    Benchmark : I- Sec Composite Index

    SAHARA GILT FUND

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    SAHARA GILT FUND

    PORTFOLIO AS ON 28.03.2014

    NAME OF THE INSTRUMENT RATING % OF NAV

    Reverse Repo/Cash Receivables _ 100.00%

    TOTAL 100.00%

    SAHARA GILT FUND

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    DIVIDEND

    Record Date Rate Cum Div NAV (Rs )

    26.03.2007 Rs. 1.00 per unit 11.4405

    Dividend declared on the face value of Rs.10.

    Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Pursuant to payment of dividend, the NAV of

    the dividend option will fall to the extent of payout and dividend Distribution tax as applicable

    SAHARA GILT FUND

    SAHARA GILT FUND

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    (* Base date of Index being 31.03.2002)

    Date of Inception : 21/2/2002

    Returns for the period ended March 2014

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    (%)

    Rs. 10,000

    CAGR

    RETURNS

    ABSOLUTE RETURNS % Rs. 10,000 ABSOLUTE RETURNS

    Scheme

    / Duration

    Since

    Inception

    Since

    Inception

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    31/03/2014

    TO

    31/03/2013

    31/03/2013

    TO

    31/03/2012

    31/03/2012

    TO

    31/03/2011

    Gilt Fund 6.57 19319.33 8.08 7.84 7.63 10808.44 10784.32 10763.42

    I Sec

    Composite

    Gilt Index

    NA* NA* 3.89 11.70 6.79 10389.44 11169.75 10679.00

    Crisil 10 yr

    Gilt Index5.75 17837.41 (1.01) 11.32 2.43 9899.15 11131.68 10243.43

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    EAST

    WEST BENGAL KOLKATA KOLKATA (SALT LAKE)

    BIHAR PATNA

    ORISSA BHUBANESHWAR

    NORTH

    NEW DELHI NEW DELHI

    UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW GORAKHPUR NOIDA

    HARYANA GURGAON

    CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARH

    JAMMU & KASHMIR JAMMU

    WEST

    MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI PUNE THANE

    GUJRAT AHMEDABAD

    MADHYA PRADESH INDORE

    RAJASTHAN JAIPUR

    SOUTH

    TAMILNADU CHENNAI COIMBATORE

    KARNATAKA BANGALORE

    ANDHRA PRADESH HYDERABAD

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    Contact Office : 2nd Floor, Parinee Crescenzo,Bandra-Kurla Complex,

    Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400051

    Telephone : 022-39664100

    SMS : MUTUAL to 59090

    Website : www.saharamutual.com

    Email : [email protected]

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    In case at any time, the investor is in possession of a black and

    white copy of the product presentation, then they may kindly getin touch with the AMC / Mutual Fund / distributor, so as to know

    the risk profile of the product before investing."

    Mutual Fund Investments are

    subject to market risks,

    read all Scheme related Documents carefully.

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