Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  CSO mulls online data collection for IIP

Ø  Niti Aayog proposes total privatisation of Air India

Ø  Gold imports shrink 13.5% to $27.4 bn in FY17

Ø  Don’t believe rumours, GST roll-out on July 1: Adhia

Ø  'India waiting with open arms for German investments'

Ø  'India e-education mkt to be worth $1.96 bn by 2021'

Ø  Jet Airways Q4 net profit at Rs 23 crore

Ø  PNB cuts MCLR by 0.05% for select maturities 

 

Ø  NSE 'unfair access' probe reaches critical stage

Ø  PFC in the red as NPAs rise 300%

Ø  Govt firm on e-platform plan despite chemists strike

Ø  Steel makers may benefit from low ore prices: Icra

Ø  Sebi puts in place disclosure norms for issuance, listing of green bonds

Ø  L&T Construction bags orders worth Rs 5,146 crore

Ø  TRAI rules on tariff assessment in a month, says R S Sharma

Business Line

 

Mint

Ø  Monsoon to stay active for next four days over South, NE

Ø  Tata Global recovers from losses; posts ₹84-cr profit in Q4

Ø  2 panels to give inputs on investments, e-commerce

Ø  Centre makes upward revision in 2016-17 horticulture output 

Ø  M&M net profit jumps 20% to Rs. 725 cr

Ø  Coal available aplenty, yet thermal plants face ‘shortage’ 

 

Ø  Hindalco Q4 profit rises 25% to Rs503 crore

Ø  Adani’s Australian coal project on track after royalty agreement

Ø  Environment ministry panel defers clearance to 600 MW Tawang power project

Ø  RBI to issue new pink-green one rupee notes

Ø  IDFC Alternatives eyes deals in stressed thermal power sector

Financial Express

 

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Jet Air Q4 Net nosedives to Rs 23 cr on low fare, fuel cost

Ø  Tourism, Culture ministries make Aadhaar mandatory for beneficiaries

Ø  Potential of e-com exports for MSMEs at $26 billion: Report

Ø  USL to start selling properties previously owned by Mallya

Ø  Cox & Kings to demerge forex division into a separate financial services company

 

Ø  Monsoon on time raises hopes for bumper harvest

Ø  RBI meets top bankers on NPA resolution

Ø  ONGC favours vertical integration with HPCL

Ø  Phone war pain goes beyond RCom’s sibling spat