Wednesday, 10 October 2018

Current Affairs on October 10th 2018

Today's Headlines from www:

*Economic Times*

📝 Panel proposes relief for mega power projects

📝 Investors rush to mutual funds, 65 lakh folios added in H1FY19

📝 DHFL likely sold Rs 5,000-7,000 crore loans to SBI

📝 Oil output drops 3.3% in April-August

📝 Challenge grows for NBFCs as banks turn tight-fisted

📝 DIAL plans to make Delhi airport plastic free by 2019-end

📝 Rising electricity demand in India leading to costlier coal imports: ICRA

*Business Standard*

📝 Snapdeal has $125 million with run-time of a decade, says Kunal Bahl

📝 Microsoft boasts of a security win ahead of Pentagon cloud computing bids

📝 Govt exempts wireless chargers, low range devices from licensing norms

📝 Muthoot Microfin gets Sebi nod for IPO, firm eyes Jan or Feb for listing

📝 Silver jewellery exports fall 88% in FY19, industry seeks policy support

📝 Sebi panel may recommend single regime for FPI, NRI fund outflows

📝 40-50% debt haircut can help boost stressed coal plants: CRISIL report

📝 Dividend cut from OMCs, reduction in subsidies unlikely: DEA secy

*Financial Express*

📝 China sales’ decline puts brake on Tata JLR’s sales; Tats Motors stocks tumble 19.79 %

📝 Reliance Jio users set to get access to ZEE content

📝 FPIs continue to sell shares, bonds in October

📝 LinkedIn acquires employee engagement firm Glint

📝 Online smartphone sales to cross $1 bn in festive sale, says report

📝 SBI reports 1,329 fraud cases worth Rs 5,555 cr in Apr-Sep 2018

📝 India's personal wealth to grow by 13% to $5 trillion, set to become 11th wealthiest country by 2022: BCG

📝 RBI to inject Rs 12,000 cr into system to manage liquidity

*Mint*

📝 As users dip, data drives growth in India’s telecom sector

📝 IEA urges Opec to open taps as oil markets enter ‘red zone’

📝 Oyo set to enter Japan, tap into 2020 Olympic Games demand

📝 Xander signs $350 million Hyderabad office project deal

📝 Alpha Capital to invest ₹ 1,500 crore in consumer-facing business

📝 Suminter India raises funds from responsAbility’s PE arm

📝 ONGC piling up debt due to govt decisions, says union.

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