Economic Times
Ø Aim of demonetisation was not to confiscate money: FM
Ø Almost all denotified notes back in the system: RBI
Ø Government notifies e-way bill, exempts some items
Ø Aadhaar data kept only on own secure servers: UIDAI
Ø NDB approves $1.4 bn loan for India, China, Russia
Ø US economy grew 3 per cent in Q2: Commerce Dept
Business Standard
Ø Investor plaint on brokers: Sebi disposes of case agst NSE
Ø Bird Group interested in acquiring AI's ground handling biz
Ø Wipro gets shareholders approval for Rs 11,000-cr buyback proposal
Ø BSE's 'compulsorily delisting' plan runs into legal hurdle
Ø Govt extends OBC creamy layer to PSUs, financial instts
Ø Govt rules out cutting taxes on petrol, diesel
Business Line
Ø Govt to tighten import norms for steel products
Ø G-Sec yields have remained sticky despite RBI’s rate cut
Ø Flipkart increases paid up capital to be a GST Suvidha Provider
Ø India may see low plant load factor until 2018-19, says study
Ø Agri Ministry wants tax exemption for FPOs
Ø NTPC OFS gets tepid response from institutional investors
Mint
Ø Govt to appoint transaction advisers for Air India disinvestment
Ø RIL to raise Rs2,500 crore via debentures
Ø Aditya Birla Capital to be listed on 1 September
Ø Aurobindo Pharma in talks to buy Shreya Life Sciences’s Russia business
Ø Persistency ratios show life insurers struggle to keep policyholders on board
Financial Express
Ø Economic activity to expand 7.3 pct this fiscal: RBI
Ø RBI annual report: Nearly 8 lakh pieces of fake notes detected in FY17
Ø DIPP approves 2 FDI proposals in single brand retail sector
Ø Moody’s cuts foreign currency deposit ratings of IDBI Bank
Ø Schaeffler to merge three Indian entities into a single firm
Ø Battle for India’s $45b gold industry has begun
Ø L&T sees $28b golden goose in defence contracts
Ø Deadline for Aadhaar will be extended till Dec 31: Govt to SC
Ø Cabinet nod for ordinance to hike cess on luxury vehicles
Ø RBI readies 2nd list of bankruptcy candidates, mostly infra companies
Source: Economic Times, Business Standard, Business Line, Mint, Financial Express & Financial Chronicle
