* ADITYA BIRLA NUVO: Board has approved the company's plan to seek a banking licence.
* ARVIND REMEDIES: Has set up a 2.5-bln-rupee manufacturing facility near Chennai to tap the US market.
* BAJAJ AUTO: Workers at the company's plant at Chakan in Maharashtra have gone on a strike, demanding 500 shares of the company per worker at a concessional price.
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Telecom Minister Sibal is learnt to have approved levying of 6.50-bln-rupee penalty on the company for violating roaming norms.
* CANARA BANK: Has come up with 'one-time settlement' to help student borrowers reschedule their education loan.
* COAL INDIA: The Children's Investment Fund (UK) has been selling stake in the mining company since April.
* GVK POWER: Foundation for the company's 850 MW Ratle Hydro-electric power plant on river Chenab in Jammu and Kashmir has been laid.
* ING VYSYA BANK: Plans to raise at least 8.99 bln rupees by issuing 14.39 mln shares via qualified institutional placement.
* INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES: Promoter will sell 515,700 shares of the company through an offer for sale on Friday.
* KINGFISHER AIRLINES: Bankers said the second phase of recovering loans from the company will begin early next month.
* KINETIC ENGINEERING: Plans to launch electric vehicles under the Kinetic brand.
* NEYVELI LIGNITE CORP: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has suggested that instead of divesting 5% stake, the central government sell the stake to public sector companies owned by the state government.
* NMDC: Plans to ramp up capital expenditure by about 70% to 27.20 bln rupees in 2013-14 (Apr-Mar), and allocate a minor part of it for its upcoming Chhattisgarh plant.
* NTPC: Has agreed to sign fuel-supply agreements with COAL INDIA a year after the deal was first offered.
* RELIANCE CAPITAL: Has roped in Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank and Nippon Life Insurance as minority partners to boost its quest for a banking licence.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : Chairman Chaudhuri said the bank will get more active on filing suits against defaulting firms.
* WHIRLPOOL: Has put on hold capital expenditure plans to ramp up manufacturing capacity this financial year due to economic slowdown.
* ZENITH BIRLA INDIA: Has got a notice from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board for closure of its Khopoli unit.
* ARVIND REMEDIES: Has set up a 2.5-bln-rupee manufacturing facility near Chennai to tap the US market.
* BAJAJ AUTO: Workers at the company's plant at Chakan in Maharashtra have gone on a strike, demanding 500 shares of the company per worker at a concessional price.
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Telecom Minister Sibal is learnt to have approved levying of 6.50-bln-rupee penalty on the company for violating roaming norms.
* CANARA BANK: Has come up with 'one-time settlement' to help student borrowers reschedule their education loan.
* COAL INDIA: The Children's Investment Fund (UK) has been selling stake in the mining company since April.
* GVK POWER: Foundation for the company's 850 MW Ratle Hydro-electric power plant on river Chenab in Jammu and Kashmir has been laid.
* ING VYSYA BANK: Plans to raise at least 8.99 bln rupees by issuing 14.39 mln shares via qualified institutional placement.
* INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES: Promoter will sell 515,700 shares of the company through an offer for sale on Friday.
* KINGFISHER AIRLINES: Bankers said the second phase of recovering loans from the company will begin early next month.
* KINETIC ENGINEERING: Plans to launch electric vehicles under the Kinetic brand.
* NEYVELI LIGNITE CORP: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has suggested that instead of divesting 5% stake, the central government sell the stake to public sector companies owned by the state government.
* NMDC: Plans to ramp up capital expenditure by about 70% to 27.20 bln rupees in 2013-14 (Apr-Mar), and allocate a minor part of it for its upcoming Chhattisgarh plant.
* NTPC: Has agreed to sign fuel-supply agreements with COAL INDIA a year after the deal was first offered.
* RELIANCE CAPITAL: Has roped in Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank and Nippon Life Insurance as minority partners to boost its quest for a banking licence.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : Chairman Chaudhuri said the bank will get more active on filing suits against defaulting firms.
* WHIRLPOOL: Has put on hold capital expenditure plans to ramp up manufacturing capacity this financial year due to economic slowdown.
* ZENITH BIRLA INDIA: Has got a notice from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board for closure of its Khopoli unit.
