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Economic Times			Business Standard
Ø  Govt to allocate Rs 2,500 cr to TUFS for MSMEs Ø  Ice cream set to cost more on higher tax Ø  Govt plans 1 lakh per day fine for missing energy saving target Ø  Fernas Construction India bags Rs 300 crore order for IOC pipeline project Ø  Infosys faces charges of H1B visa misuse, age discrimination Ø  'Balwa's brother yet to reveal money trail'			Ø  HDFC Bank opens 275 branches this fiscal Ø  Global IT spending to touch $3.6 trillion: Gartner Ø  Pharma IPOs to open way for PE exits Ø  Banks in AP fall short of credit targets Ø  WBSEDCL receives 7,50,000 applications in one month Ø  PTC India Financial Services makes weak debut on bourses
Business Line Ø  OBC gets Rs 1,739.99 cr fund infusion Ø  Nalco may hike prices by Rs 2,000-3,000/t Ø  TRAI to float paper on mobile value services in April Ø  Lakshmi Cotsyn plans Rs 993-cr capex for next fiscal Ø  BHEL bags Rs 5,450 cr order from Bajaj group company		Mint Ø  R-MediaWorks seeks investors for media services biz Ø  Deepak Fertilisers to invest $350 mn in Australia Ø  Tax roadblock comes in way of shift to IFRS Ø  Rio Tinto wins 41.51% of Riversdale shares Ø  Food inflation seen around 10%; milk, veg prices to stay high
Financial Express Ø  SBI's Bhatt slams RBI on teaser loans Ø  MOEF-hit Lavasa housing project gets OK Ø  India, China sizzling surge upsets West Ø  Diamonds' value for investors rockets Ø  Apollo Tyres to hike prices by up to 6 pct Ø  Sri Lanka registers 8% GDP growth			DNA Money Ø  Iron ore exports fall for 8th month Ø  Promoters raising stake in textile companies on bright outlook Ø  Court asks Satyam to pay Rs350 crore tax in row with I-T department Ø  GMR Hyderabad International Airport devises three-pronged strategy to up revenues Ø  Manganese producer MOIL scouting for tech partners to up output Ø  Telecom investments hit FIPB roadblock