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Pratap C Reddy, the CII National Health Council chairman at the "Healthex 2010" show his concern for increasing the doctor-patient ratio and at the same time he also provide a  solution to this problem by offering a proposal of increasing the number of hospitals across the country.

He put stress on the need of world class medical institutions in India. He told that we need more hospitals like India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in other parts of the country.

The BP vice-president Kent Wells expressed that the mounting pressure is pushing the group further and with more poise. Experiments further could be stretched beyond Saturday.

The new cap has directed to end the gush of oil for the very first time from 20th April explosion since then it has already killed 11 people.

The leak has been portrayed as the most terrible environmental tragedy in the US.

Ford's prime executive of Asia expressed on Friday that Ford Motor Co. vended more machines in India in the previous six months than in the preceding year 2009.

Ford's group vice president for Asia Pacific and Africa operations, Joe Hinrichs expressed that the auto maker's sales burst in Asia which is the third biggest market was mainly a result of sturdy demand for its latest sensation Figo the compact car.

Reliance Industrial Infrastructure ltd (RIIL) led by Mukesh Ambani announced that it has seen a 27 per cent jump in net profit for the first quarter of this fiscal year ending June 30.

While the company reported a decline in its net income the profits grew. For the quarter in question, income came down by 8.79 per cent. In money terms it stood at Rs 12.45 crore which is lesser than what it posted last year at Rs. 13.65 crore.

After making its presence felt in the Indian market via the Linea and Punto, Fiat has taken a step ahead in its offering to the Indian consumer by launching the new diesel variant of its small car, Grande Punto, priced at Rs 6.79 lakh (ex-showroom price, Delhi).

According to the company, the claim to fame for this model is the 1.3-litre multijet engine that would give a mileage of 20 km per litre but it will yet be the most powerful diesel hatchback model in the Indian market.

As per three sources close to the development, conglomerate Essar Group is going to come out with an IPO of its stake in telecom firm Vodafone Essar,

It is currently in talks with the banks and if the need be it will look for other investment options. Essar is into businesses which range from steel to shipping.

It is into partnership with British firm, Vodafone in India's third biggest mobile firm, Vodafone Essar and has 33 per cent stake in the company.