Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  'Only five large banks can survive in the long-term'

Ø  PE investment in office assets to hit $3.5 bn: C&W

Ø  GST: Govt to keep healthcare, education out of ambit

Ø  ATMs, credit, debit cards set to disappear: Niti Aayog

Ø  GST: Tax evasion over Rs 5 cr a non-bailable offence

Ø  Govt withdraws subsidy to mild hybrids under FAME

Ø  Finance Ministry seeks public comments on GST rules

Ø  Highway liquor ban may hit 1 mn jobs, 2000 hotels



Ø  Higher levy under GST for demerit goods, exchange offers

Ø  ISRO embraces private sector, outsources satellite manufacturing

Ø  BSE ready to launch for commodity trading; waiting for Sebi nod: CEO

Ø  San Miguel plans $34-bn investments, eyes Saigon Beer stake

Ø  BSE to charge transaction fee for each equity trade from Monday

Ø  Exim Bank to raise $3 bn from overseas markets this fiscal

Business Line



Mint

Ø  RBI must focus on NPA resolution for now: Assocham

Ø  Tax dispute scheme gets tepid response, garners Rs. 1,200 cr

Ø  Govt plans to change security features of bank notes every 3-4 years

Ø  Govt in advanced talks with entities for investment in NIIF

Ø  Chasing jobs, many fudge educational qualifications: Report



Ø  Tata Motors sales up 8% at 57,145 units in March

Ø  Five associate banks, BMB merge with SBI

Ø  Jio's new pricing will continue to bleed industry: COAI

Ø  Maruti Suzuki March sales rise 8.1% at 139,763 units

Ø  Subsidised LPG cylinder price hiked by Rs5.57, ATF cut by 5%

Ø  RBI policy in limelight for markets in truncated week

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Govt withdraws subsidy to mild hybrids vehicles under FAME scheme

Ø  RBI likely to maintain status quo on April 6

Ø  US government report pans India over human rights violations

Ø  Mutual Funds add 67 lakh folios on higher retail participation

Ø  Mutual Funds add 67 lakh folios on higher retail participation



Ø  Infy shareholders okay buyback clause, COO’s pay

Ø  CCEA nod to amend mega power policy to push 31GW stalled projects

Ø  Rupee surges 4.3% on positive domestic and global cues

Ø  Kerala slaps Rs 2,600 crore tax notice on jewellers

Ø  Rs 56,261 cr: Huge FPI funds pumped into Indian markets as GAAR kicks in