Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  Govt's indirect tax kitty swells over 23% in Nov
Ø  Giants bring in investments worth Rs 3.30Lcr in telecom
Ø  Telecom vendors bet on India amid global downturn
Ø  Money supply not enough: Banks to government
Ø  Private equity players may flock to real estate mkt
Ø  Reliance Jio justifies free call, data offer to Trai

Ø  Bank credit growth continued to decline in H1
Ø  Note ban can transform economy: RBI
Ø  Corporate India's financial position remains weak
Ø  ONGC cleared GSPC deal without enough independent directors
Ø  Fin Ministry considering debt restructuring for sugar sector
Ø  Fairfax gets RBI nod to acquire 51% in Catholic Syrian Bank
Business Line

Mint
Ø  Banks face significant stress, but stable overall: RBI
Ø  Tatas to Mistry: return all ‘confidential’ papers
Ø  Ambuja Cement, ICICI Bank enter into partnership to boost cashless trade
Ø  RIL commissions paraxylene plant at Jamnagar complex
Ø  Change in fiscal year cycle unlikely before 2018
Ø  SEBI launches prosecution in 568 CIS cases, 1,100 others

Ø  Cash withdrawal limits to be rolled back in phases
Ø  Move over 4G, IoT and 5G will be the flavour of 2017: Trai chairman
Ø  Myntra’s app-only move slowed down FY16 sales growth
Ø  Prem Watsa’s Fairfax takeover bid for CSB gets RBI approval
Ø  Aditya Birla Idea Payments Bank to launch in first half of 2017
Ø  RBI moots an ombudsman for NBFCs
Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  M Venkaiah Naidu dismisses reports India lobbied for better ratings
Ø  Markets settle with decent gains on expiry day; Sensex soars 155.47 pts
Ø  Solar power, green corridor blip on energy radar for 2017
Ø  Govt proposes setting up Financial Data Management Centre
Ø  Pay to rise for millions as 19 states increase minimum wage

Ø  RBI says no to RTI query on note ban
Ø  Chana the bad apple in bunch of cheap pulses
Ø  Algo glitch may mar NSE IPO
Ø  Market likely to overcome DeMo impact in 2017
Ø  Jaitley sings paeans to economy as note ban ends
Ø  NSE extends concessional transaction fee in equity derivatives