Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Digital India a $1-trillion biz opportunity: Prasad

Ø  4G handset queries up 200% in India in 2015: Google's report

Ø  Gujarat owes over Rs 1,65,000 cr as public debt

Ø  India Inc's Jan foreign borrowing down 46% at $1.4 bn

Ø  EPFO tightens norms for withdrawal of Provident Fund

Ø  Diageo to pay Vijay Mallya over Rs 515 crore as separation fee

Ø  RBI includes National Bank of Abu Dhabi in schedule II of Reserve Bank Act



Ø  Union Budget may toe the line on pay panel proposals

Ø  Infy Board sets 2020 aspiration as target before Sikka and team

Ø  IDBI Bank prices share offering to LIC at Rs 53.44 a share

Ø  Rupee hits new 30-month low at 68.72, down 15 paise

Ø   Fitch assigns NTPC's $500 mn notes final 'BBB-' rating

Ø  Centre offers Rs 1.9k cr for solar energy till January-end in FY16

Ø  Wockhardt gains on raising Rs 36cr from promoter group co

Business Line

Ø  IMF report urges G20 to prepare global economic stimulus plan

Ø  Tata Motors’ Nano sales continue to dwindle

Ø  Sensex ends down by 113 points; federal budget in focus

Ø  Defence ind players join hands to promote indigenous R&D

Ø  Dishman Pharmaceuticals board approves maiden 1:1 bonus 

Ø  Johnson & Johnson defiant despite $72-million lawsuit

Mint

Ø  RBI warns banks: ensure promoters don’t buy back seized assets

Ø  RBI gives banks more time to exit SDR assets

Ø  UltraTech leading race to acquire Jaypee’s 20 mt cement capacity

Ø  Railways to set up holding company for divesting assets

Ø  Fears of rating downgrade make FPIs steer clear of Indian bonds

Ø  Unitech defaults on Rs38.52 cr payments to Central Bank of India

Financial Express                

Ø  Rail Budget fails to impress stock markets, Sensex closes 113 points down

Ø  Adani's Australian coal mine project inches closer to getting lease

Ø  RBI must tighten its own belts too in tackling NPAs

Ø  Installed solar power capacity touches 5,000 MW in January



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Key highlights of Railway Budget for 2016-17

Ø  SBI, ICICI made permanent members of joint lenders forum

Ø  RCAP hives off commercial biz, may sale stake

Ø  Digital issuance of insurance policies sooner than later

Ø  Bond troubles may hit PM's borrowing programme