India : Business News Headlines – 26 Sep 2016
Business Standard
Ø RBI Guv Urjit Patel downplays inflation risk, harps on growth
Ø COAI voting norms skewed in favour of Airtel, Voda & Idea: Jio
Ø Never received any money from NSEL’s profit: FTIL
Ø India’s foreign exchange reserves at $369 billion
Ø FinMin may talk to EC before finalising Budget date
Ø Vigilance clearance awaited for new MPC members
Ø GDP growth to top 8 pc on rains, reforms: Panagariya
Ø Govt draws up blueprint to deal with sick PSUs
Ø NITI for 10-yr corporation tax holiday for proposed CEZs
Ø Farmers demand 25% hike in UP sugarcane price
Ø ICICI Bank eyes 5 million transactions via voice-recognition
Ø BSE may launch IPO by fourth quarter of this financial year
Ø ONGC Board approves pact to take stake in GSPC gas block
Ø Exim Bank to raise up to $1.5 bn via bonds this fiscal
Business Line
Ø PE investment falls for 3rd month; August deal tally at $1bn
Ø 63 Moons refutes MCA allegations on shareholder objection
Ø Cotton assn voices concern over lower crop estimate in 16-17
Ø Deutsche Boerse to set IT infra for BSE International Exchange
Ø Uber, Ola services for government officers at special rate
Ø Vedanta Sesa Goa eyes synergistic integration of biz
Mint
Ø Congress CMs to press for 18% GST cap
Ø SC gives one more week to Subrata Roy to surrender
Ø Sebi tightens norms for private equity deals in listed firms
Ø Reliance Jio, Idea ramp up claims over interconnection points
Ø Gross sales at domestic e-commerce firms in October could hit $1.8 billion
Financial Express
Ø Sebi to beef up cyber security framework for markets
Ø ‘Substantial rise in CSR spending compared to previous year’
Ø Snapchat debuts recording ‘Spectacles,’ changes company name
Ø BPCL may look at increasing Kochi refinery capacity to 22 MT
Ø ‘Domestic paper industry needs Rs 90k crore investment by 2030’
Financial Chronicle
Ø India to tap BRICS to meet pulses shortfall
Ø Life insurers want exemption from new tax regime
Ø MSP hike may induce farmers to expand cultivation area
Ø Domestic demand, consumption may spur private capex
Ø Amtek under I-T lens for alleged price manipulation
Ø FPIs get direct access to corp bond market
