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Ø  FM seeks allies’ support for consensus on Insurance Bill Ø  Budget carrier IndiGo may post up to 700-cr profit Ø  Jindals, Reddys may jointly bid for Hancock's assets Ø  Govt to allocate Rs 2,500 cr to TUFS for MSMEs Ø  Unitech, Telenor at loggerheads over Uninor rights issue Ø  'DGCA has no authority to control airfares'			Ø  L&T plans to sell stake in some less-than-equal JVs Ø  JSW takes battle for Bellary to apex court Ø  Mother Dairy may raise prices in next few months Ø  Dismal MP agri credit growth bankers show least interest Ø  Punjab approves agri projects of Rs 276.4 cr Ø  Hike in duty to hit iron ore exports at AP ports
Business Line Ø  2G scam: CBI to file first charge sheet against Raja, others Ø  Australia’s Thiess, Singareni vying for $3 bn NTPC contracts Ø  Dhanuka plans to acquire seed firm Ø  CKD norms: Foreign auto cos to advance production plans Ø  Coking coal price will fall further: SAIL Chairman		Mint Ø  SBI planning rights issue after first quarter FY12 Ø  Madras HC defers hearing on Essar Telecom merger to 1 April Ø  Tata Capital Growth Fund raises $200 mn from LPs Ø  Satyam to recruit freshers after 3 yrs Ø  Central bank bars ARCs from converting debt into equity
Financial Express Ø  Insurance firm fined Rs 2 lakh Ø  Govt files case against Dr Reddy's Labs Ø  RIM quarterly income soars to $934 mn Ø  Motorola to acquire IPTV co Dreampark Ø  Govt to serve demand notice on Bharti Ø  US housing society pays for Indian slur			DNA Money Ø  PFC to hire consultant for banking foray Ø  IDFC to sell Dheeru project ‘in few weeks’ Ø  RIL wades into financial services with DE Shaw Ø  Rs440 crore project for four industrial estates in Delhi Ø  Govt, RBI working to lower banking costs, expand reach: FM Ø  India to clock 9% plus growth rate in coming years: Pranab Mukherjee