Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  'Despite a bad monsoon, India will deliver growth in excess of 6%' 

Ø  India's per capita income to cross Rs 1 lakh in FY17

Ø  Relief for Vodafone: Retro tax settlement scheme from June 1

Ø  Oli in China on maiden visit with eye on key deals

Ø  Corporate Affairs Ministry amends norms related to buyback offers

Ø  Anil Agarwal's $10 billion LCD plant to start production in 2018

Ø  Wheat production to be higher than in the previous year 



Ø  Maruti races ahead to capture nearly half the market

Ø  Fixed-dose drug ban boosts hope for ayurveda

Ø  Lafarge India begins Rs 10,000-cr sell-off

Ø  Historic gas auction witnesses negative bids from power plants

Ø  Govt defends interest rate cut on small savings

Ø  Mallya default singes top auditing companies

Ø  Thousands of Tata Steel UK employees fear rejection of rescue plan

Ø  Sebi mulls allowing bank KYC for securities markets

Business Line

Ø   Exporters risk being blacklisted when new EU rule kicks in

Ø  Centre introduces new norms for plastic waste disposal

Ø  ‘Auto firms should go green, not wait for regulatory push’

Ø  Jewellers call off 19-day strike as Centre sets up task force 

Ø  Exporters risk being blacklisted when new EU rule kicks in

Ø  BERC to announce new power tariff on Monday

Mint

Ø  Patanjali will overtake Colgate and Unilever: Baba Ramdev

Ø  Parliament panel favours bringing tobacco production under regulatory regime

Ø  China’s central bank chief sounds warning over rising debt

Ø  Banks await RBI policy before cutting rates

Ø  Adani’s licence request for CNG-retailing in Lucknow rejected

Financial Express                

Ø  FPIs infuse Rs 11,000-cr in stock markets in March

Ø  Dabhol, GMR, GVK, Lanco secure gas under PSDF scheme

Ø  Top 6 cos add Rs 37,414 cr in M-cap; TCS lead gainer

Ø  IRDA okay with LIC investment in public sector banks

Ø  Online shopping to rise by 78% this year: Assocham-PwC



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Govt to borrow Rs 3.5 lakh cr in April-Sept

Ø  Bullion best performer, but may not sustain gains

Ø  Emerging markets see a reversal of fortunes

Ø  Edible oil imports up on growing demand and slowing production