Morning News Round Up :

Ø  RBI simplifies foreign investment

Ø  Sebi allows 100 alternative funds to operate in India

Ø  Govt could have revised gas rates earlier: EC

Ø  Tata Steel sells Borivali land for to Oberoi Realty

Ø  Fortis Health to buy Shalimar Bagh hospital from own unit

Ø  MTNL plans to raise up to 10 billion rupees via bonds
 
Ø  EC may give conditional nod for bank licences today

Ø  Sahara offers to pay dues within five instalments

Ø  Rajan likely to hold rates on April 1: Icra

Ø  RBI holds informal interaction with bankers ahead of policy

Ø  Alstom bags 40 million euro contract from BHEL

Ø  Sebi slaps Rs 42.50cr fine on 21 entities for fraudulent trade

Ø  Russia suspended from G8 over Ukrainian crisis

Ø  ONGC faces challenge of natural decline in onshore oil wells

Ø  TCS wins multi-million dollar deal from French firm GDF Suez

Ø  Varun Shipping to bring foreign fleet under India flag

Ø  MCX may be restrained from launching fresh contracts

Ø  Auditor certificates: SEBI asks listed cos to follow standard format     
 
Ø  ONGC, Russia’s Rosneft may join forces to send oil to India

Ø  Rupee closes near 8-month high against dollar

Ø  Air Costa plans to apply for a pan-India permit before year end: chairman

Ø  Reliance, ONGC shares fall as gas price hike delayed by Election Commission

Ø  JP Associates has no option but to make tough choices

Ø  Liquid, short-term funds look attractive, says UTI MF

Ø  Rajat Gupta’s conviction on insider trading upheld by US court

Ø  Indian stock market may see 2-3 years of bull run on new govt, emerging markets: Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund

Ø  Indian exports will fall short of $325 billion target, says Anand Sharma
 
Ø  Stable UPA govt providing strength to Indian economy: FM

Ø  Spectrum trading & sharing an alternative to auction: Sistema

Ø  Tata Motors, Renault mull price hike from April

Ø  Sebi to provide greater clarity to justify quantum of fines