Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  Citi, Morgan Stanley, HSBC upgrade India rating
Ø  Rajan to announce monetary policy review on Tuesday
Ø  Defaulters won't be allowed to sleep well: Jaitley
Ø  KG Basin to attract Rs1 lac-cr investment: Dharmendra Pradhan 
Ø  China a common concern for US, India: Burns
Ø  Higher oil prices may create adversity: FM Jaitley
Ø  Anti-dumping duty imposed on import of chemical from US, China

Ø  US biz leaders get investment-ready for PM Modi
Ø  Jaitley to review state-run banks performance on Monday
Ø  Govt to develop 6 bulk drugs, medical devices parks
Ø  Marginal gain in banks' tier-1 capital from RBI easing
Ø  Trai's whole approach is badly flawed: Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Ø  Mutual funds pump in Rs 6,500-cr in stocks in Apr-May
Ø  'GDP growth could surpass 8% in FY17'
Business Line
Ø  Govt has to speed up reforms to push economic growth: survey 
Ø  Cyprus says ‘very close’ to revising tax treaty with India
Ø  Mallya PMLA case: Interpol seeks clarifications from ED 
Ø  India's black economy larger than GDP of Thailand and Argentina: report 
Ø  Lupin eyes 25-30 product launches in US this fiscal
Ø  Govt to come out with updated IIP, WPI indices by year-end
Mint
Ø  Automakers may face Rs100 crore fine for violating safety rules
Ø  Adani may abandon Australian coal mine project citing delays: report
Ø  Sun Pharma to sell its US manufacturing units to Frontida BioPharm
Ø  Oil declines after Opec decides not to impose new ceiling
Ø  RBI, govt to set up joint stressed asset fund
Ø  Bad news on US jobs is good news for emerging markets

Financial Express               
Ø  Delisting of suspended companies: BSE sends notices to 509 firms
Ø  BSE to auction investment limits for Rs 4,046-cr govt bonds
Ø  Sumitomo to buy about 75% stake in Excel Crop for Rs 1,040 cr
Ø  FPIs remain bullish on equities; pump in Rs 2,500 cr in May

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Govt to develop 6 bulk drugs, medical devices parks
Ø  RBI likely to maintain status quo on Tuesday
Ø  Suzlon eyes 40% market share this year
Ø  Microfinance sector remains one of the bright spots
Ø  Pepper output likely to decline due to drought-like situation