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Haryana will establish New Born Corners (NBC) and Sick New Born Care Units (SNCUs) in all the administrative hospitals of the state in order to confirm the infant death rate.

Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda made this announcement today while addressing a meeting.

Mr. Hooda stated that NBC units would be established at 144 sub-centres, 11 rural community health (RCH) centres and 156 primary health centres under the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM).

The British media collection expressed that the full-year attuned earnings per share would hike to approximately 70 pence, a 7 percent augmentation during the year-ago period. It had beforehand expressed causal profit might nurture, without being more explicit.

According to Chief Executive Marjorie Scardino the 2010 closing line isn't yet in view, however this is a brilliant start to the year as they have seen. That enhances their poise during the full year, facilitating them to lighten their viewpoint and elevating their direction.

Public sector engineering consultancy company Engineers India Ltd. (EIL) has opened its follow on public offer (FPO) for subscription. The issue, for which the government had announced a price band of Rs. 270-290 on Monday, will remain opened to July 30.

The state-run unit is one of the premier companies in the country which provide knowledge and know how about design, engineering, procurement, construction and integrated project management services. The company is mainly focused on principally focused on the oil and gas and petrochemicals sectors.

The world's second largest forgings maker, Bharat Forge has recently made a strong comeback in the Indian market. In fact, the company has recently reported a consolidated profit for June-quarter versus a loss a year ago helped by higher sales from its overseas subsidiaries.

Under a recently announced deal, Private equity firm Actis will buy out the loss-making, general-lighting business of Noida-based Halonix. However, the component maker will be left with its attractive automotive lightning business and under the announced deal; Halonix will be hiving off the non-automotive lighting business into a wholly-owned subsidiary.

While there have been debates on upping the FDI in the Indian defence sector for the past many months now but the Industry chamber FICCI has recently said that it is not in the favour of raising the foreign direct investment (FDI) cap in defence saying the existing limit of 26 per cent has attracted sufficient investment in this strategic sector.