*Business Standard*
Ø Pay AGR dues as per SC order: DoT to telcos
Ø CPI hits 16-month high, breaches RBI's target
Ø CoC extends RCom's asset bid deadline by 10 days
Ø Govt to institutionalise social audits in rural schemes
Ø KEC International bags new orders of Rs 2,255 cr
Ø US tech body opposes India's bid for data localisation
Ø India's growth should bottom out in Dec qtr: CLSA
Ø Voda boss says Indian JV remark distorted, apologises to govt
Ø Major ports record muted performance on fall in coal, fertilizer cargo
Ø Indian plastic exports to Pakistan decline by 91% on soured relations
Ø MFs' exposure to NBFCs down 30% in 15 months since IL&FS crisis broke out
Ø Sebi puts in place disclosure framework for municipal debt securities
Ø HAL profit up 116% to Rs 621 cr in Sep quarter; revenue grows 32%
Ø Liquidation of Voda-Idea may mean $1.7-trillion hit for shareholders
*Mint*
Ø ITC to pick up 33.42% stake in vending machine maker Delectable
Ø SAT to hear RIL appeal against SEBI in ₹2,000 crore Reliance Petroleum case
Ø RBI sees sharp fall in consumption
Ø CG Power’s foreign subsidiaries face financial crunch, legal issues
Ø NBCC, Suraksha Realty asked to submit fresh bids to buy Jaypee Infratech
Ø Railways records lowest freight loading since 2010
Ø ABB India pulls off strong profit growth but order flow concerns remain
Ø SpiceJet Ltd reports ₹461 crore September quarter loss
Ø BSNL to raise ₹15000 crore through sovereign bonds next month
Ø US-based Dole Food Co to enter India through tie-up with Future Group
Ø High levies, low tariffs double whammy for telecom industry
Ø Yes Bank faces fresh audit into complaints by whistleblower
*Deccan Chronicle*
Ø Vedanta SEZ in Odisha seeks permission to locally procure petroleum coke
Ø NBCC, Suraksha Realty asked to submit fresh bids to acquire Jaypee Infratech
Ø Red-flagging exposures: Banks may classify DHFL as fraud account
Ø Adani Power second quarter profit falls 99% on poor sales
Ø Rupee tumbles 62 paise, could remain weak
Ø Sensex tumbles 229 points as weak macro data, rupee woes weigh
Ø NABARD seeks credit disbursal from banks on monthly basis
Ø RBI becomes net buyer of dollars in Sept, bought USD 5.61 billion
Ø Dividend tax burden may shift to investors
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