Business Standard

Ø  India should not be too ambitious about growth: Rajan

Ø  Scrapping policy to boost auto industry turnover to Rs 20 trn

Ø  India Inc's investment-grade ratings hit record high

Ø  Government constitutes Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority

Ø  India to get new indigenously-built supercomputer next year

Ø  Majority of Indian-origin voters against 'Brexit'

Ø  HFCL, Sterlite lowest bidders for BSNL equipments


Ø  Banks pad up to rid AMW debt

Ø  Bid rivals set to join forces for Tata Steel UK buyout: Report

Ø  Vehicle scrapping policy to boost auto industry turnover to Rs 20 lakh crore

Ø  Nepal govt to spend over Rs 1000 billion in fiscal Budget

Ø  Mallya's India woes now troubling his US beer firm

Ø  Rs 17,000-cr worth projects cleared for electronics manufacturing

Business Line

Ø  Politically difficult to fast-track structural reforms: Rajan

Ø   Support second term for Rajan as RBI Governor: Adi Godrej 

Ø  Tata Motors in talks to set up car unit in Iran

Ø  ‘Weak oil prices may hit remittances’

Ø  Five merchant bankers shortlisted for NMDC disinvestment

Mint

Ø  SAIL eyes 17 million tonnes sales in FY17; targets defence, aerospace

Ø  Bayer seen paying upwards of $63 billion to buy Monsanto

Ø  ITC Q4 net profit up 5.67% at Rs2,495 crore

Ø  IDBI Bank posts quarterly net loss of Rs.1,735 crore

Ø  Dilip Shanghvi withdraws payments bank application

Financial Express               

Ø  MFs top on use of P-Notes, top-10 FPIs have 73% share

Ø  Lifting Iran sanctions opens immense opportunities: Modi

Ø  Thales to provide latest safety technology to Railways

Ø  NBCC plans to foray into Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan

Ø  GMR to invest Rs 471 cr to set up LNG terminal on east coast

Ø  Greece to adopt more cuts, tax hikes for bailout cash


Financial Chronicle

Ø  Markets try to discern impact of a US rate hike

Ø  Every dip in market spells an opportunity for investors

Ø  PM on Iran visit, aims to boost trade, energy partnership

Ø  FinMin to conclude treaty revision with S’pore, Cyprus

Ø  Agri-commodities get bearish on predictions of normal rains

Ø  MF exposure to IT stocks swells to Rs 40k cr in April