The document provides a summary of top news stories from the week of September 20th to 26th. It includes: 1) Banks being told by the Finance Ministry to ensure MFIs don't charge borrowers interest rates over 24% for loans. 2) Maruti Suzuki reappointing Shinzo Nakanishi as Managing Director and CEO for three more years. 3) PE firms Sandstone Capital and Sequoia Capital acquiring a minority stake of less than 10% in smartphone maker Micromax in a Rs. 200 crore deal ahead of their planned IPO.

1. Top News of this Weekend (20 Sep. to 26 Sep) Presented By Baljit Singh Mahi

3. The Microfinance Institutions network estimates the outstanding loan portfolio of MFIs at Rs.35,000 crore.

5. In a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange, the company said that pursuant to a circular on September 21, Nakanishi has been re-appointed for a further period of three years.

7. It is the 1st domestic handset maker to go Public.

8. It has hired CitiGroup Global Markets, Edelweiss & JPMorgan to be the Lead bankers for the public offering to raise Rs.600-800 crore.

11. The two firms hope to use the system for some small electric cars that will be launched by fiscal 2012 and new plug-in hybrids introduced in 2013.

13. The Chinese equipment major will provide 3G equipment to Bharti in 3 circles.