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Most newspapers have today highlighted liqour baron Vijay Mallya's desparate attempt for an image makeover, days after the Enforcement Directorate moved a special court to declare him a fugitive economic offender.
"I will settle dues with every bank, says Mallya" reports the DNA. The Hindustan Times quotes him - "made ‘poster boy’ of bank default, lightning rod of public anger". The Indian Express has highlighted Malya's appeal in the Karnataka High Court to allow his firms to sell assets worth 13,900 crore rupees. The paper has further quoted MoS for External Affairs M J Akbar as saying "If he wanted to repay, he had years to do so".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank's annual meeting is also highlighted by several dailies. "India bright spot, says Modi, woos investors" writes the Hindustan Times. "Industry captains hail GST, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code" highlights the DNA Money.
The Business Standard quoting the Financial Stability Report released by the Reserve Bank of India writes "RBI sees surge in bad loans". The paper adds 'bank Non Performing Asset ratio may climb to its highest since 2000'.
"Now apply for passport from mobile phone app" highlights the Hindustan Times. The paper says that the Passport Seva App will now allow people to file for the vital travel document from anywhere in the country with the app having the facility to pay and even schedule appointments for passport service.
And finally, India has shed the dubious distinction of being home to the largest number of poor. This is a top report in the Times of India, that states Nigeria has taken the unwanted position from India in May 2018. The paper further writes that if present trends continue, India could drop to No. 3 later this year, with the Democratic Republic of the Congo taking the number 2 spot.
Newspapers Headlines
Most newspapers have today highlighted liqour baron Vijay Mallya's desparate attempt for an image makeover, days after the Enforcement Directorate moved a special court to declare him a fugitive economic offender.
"I will settle dues with every bank, says Mallya" reports the DNA. The Hindustan Times quotes him - "made ‘poster boy’ of bank default, lightning rod of public anger". The Indian Express has highlighted Malya's appeal in the Karnataka High Court to allow his firms to sell assets worth 13,900 crore rupees. The paper has further quoted MoS for External Affairs M J Akbar as saying "If he wanted to repay, he had years to do so".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank's annual meeting is also highlighted by several dailies. "India bright spot, says Modi, woos investors" writes the Hindustan Times. "Industry captains hail GST, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code" highlights the DNA Money.
The Business Standard quoting the Financial Stability Report released by the Reserve Bank of India writes "RBI sees surge in bad loans". The paper adds 'bank Non Performing Asset ratio may climb to its highest since 2000'.
"Now apply for passport from mobile phone app" highlights the Hindustan Times. The paper says that the Passport Seva App will now allow people to file for the vital travel document from anywhere in the country with the app having the facility to pay and even schedule appointments for passport service.
And finally, India has shed the dubious distinction of being home to the largest number of poor. This is a top report in the Times of India, that states Nigeria has taken the unwanted position from India in May 2018. The paper further writes that if present trends continue, India could drop to No. 3 later this year, with the Democratic Republic of the Congo taking the number 2 spot.
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