A TRIBUTE TO DR.APJ ABDUL KALAM- PEOPLE'S PRESIDENT.

Ms.Ishiqa Multani, Executive VP-Strategy & Innovation, & Dr.Bidari Rajendra Kumar
Dy.Medical Director,Sagar Hospitals addressing the Media.

SAGAR HOSPITALS,BENGALURU IS NOW MTQUA,US CERTIFIED.
Becomes the Globally Trusted Health Care Provider.

According to the report of KPMG,India is one of the THREE destinations in Asia to
be the ideal Medical Tourism Destinations.The increasing demand for low cost high 
quality medical treatment especially from SAARC & African countries has caught 
the attention of many developing countries especially India which has all the 
potential to develop as the best destination.India has the best doctors,
best nurses,and the best para medical staff  is gearing up to meet the demand. 

In tune with this objective,Sagar Hospitals,Bengaluru, has obtained the MTQUA
(Medical Travel Quality Assurance).This is a medical tourism certification from 
an independent third party recognition.This certifies that the hospital meet the
international standard of excellence for care and services to international
patients and medical tourists.

Sagar Hospitals,Bengaluru is one of the Three Hospitals to be certified by
MTQUA in India.

Engineering graduates of Dr.Ambedkar Institute of Technology
in a celebration mood.

The Graduates with their medals.

Dr.AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,BENGALURU HELD ITS 2nd
GRADUATION DAY AT ITS CAMPUS.

The Governor of Karnataka Mr.Vajubhai Vala was the chief Guest & presided
over the function. Dr.A.S.Kiran Kumar,Chairman,ISRO delivered the
Graduation day address.

ONE RUPEE NOTE COMING BACK?

THE NEW NOTES WILL BE SIGNED BY 
THE SECRETARY,MINISTRY OF
FINANCE.
This may ease the severe shortage of change.It is a good move by the government to introduce the new One Rupee Note. The government must reintroduce Rs.2 /- notes also.

HEALTH TIP:  AVOID SUGARY DRINKS.

Liquid sugar hits the blood stream & goes straight to liver which converts the 
glucose into belly fat,a risk for heart disease.Not to mention cancer & other
avoidable diseases.

Mr.S.Chinnaswamy,Chairman addressing media.

Dr.AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-GRADUATION CEREMONY.

The Graduation Day will be held 
on 7th July,2015,and the 
Governor of Karnataka will be the Chief Guest.
Dr.A.S.Kiran Kumar,Chairman,
ISRO,will deliver the Graduation 
Day address.25 Gold medals will
be awarded and 745 students will
will be given provisional 
Degree Certificate.

WORLD ECONOMY MAY BE SLIPPING INTO 1930'S GREAT DEPRESSION PROBLEMS-Raghuram Rajan.

RBI Governor ,Raghuram Rajan expressed
concern that the world may be slipping into
the kind of problems of the depression of the 1930's and an international consensus was needed to be built over time.

In the same breath,Mr.Rajan said that the
macro economic fundamentals of the country
(India) have improved for the past Two years 
and the emerging markets like India are
better placed to face any eventuality.

                                      INDIA WILL RACE PAST US ECONOMY  IN 
                                      25 YEARS SAYS MASOYOSHI SON, FOUNDER 
                                      OF  SOFT BANK.

                      I am not saying it with words, but with money says,Masoyoshi Son
                      57 year old billionnaire and founder of Soft Bank.Further,he says
                      China and India could be competing for number one.Soft Bank has
                      committed  to invest $10 billion in next  10 years.

                      Source: Economic Times 

                                            GOVERNMENT TO INJECT $3 BILLION 
                                            AS CAPITAL TO PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS.

                    Government Of India is planning to inject $3 billion this fiscal year
                     and could double that amount next year in a push to boost capital
                    and help the banks to meet the Basel III regulatory requirements
                   says the Finance Secretary, Government of India.

                   As per RBI data, the public sector banks have a burden of Rs.95,122
                   crores as non performing assets (NPA's) from 30 defaulters.In terms
                  of percentage,it amounts to 36.5% of the total non performing assets of
                  the banks.Hence,the biggest worry for the state owned banks is the
                  non performing assets.Hence,banks have to think of various means to
                  infuse confidence amongst the investors and the Public.

                 State owned banks are sitting on a huge real estate assets which can be
                 revalued to arrive at a Fair Market  Value.Further, the assets that are 
                mortgaged to banks for their lending also can be revalued to ascertain 
                the fair market value.Government of India has to come out with stricter  
                laws to recover the loans as the present system does  not seem to be 
                working.
                 
                  

                                                 FISH RAIN IN KRISHNA DISTRICT
                                                 OF  ANDHRA PRADESH.

                    

                                                MAURITIUS ASSURES INDIA THAT IT
                                                WILL NOT ALLOW SHELL COMPANIES
                                                 TO OPERATE FROM ITS SOIL.

           " We want investors from India who comes to Mauritius to add substance
           to what they do.We don't want shell companies and we will refuse shell
           companies because they are of no use to us,no use to India,says Mauritius
           Finance Minister Seetanah Lutchmeenaraidoo.

                                           SWITZERLAND ADMITS BEING ATTRACTIVE
                                           FOR MONEY LAUNDERING.

                       In a first major admission of being an attractive destination for money
                       laundering of assets illegally amassed,Switzerland has said it needs to
                       further strengthen its systems for combating money laundering and
                      terrorist financing.

                      The admission comes at a time when Switzerland has been facing
                      immense pressure from India and many other countries to share deals
                      of Swiss bank customers suspected to have used the famed secrecy
                      walls of banking institutions in the European country to hide their
                      illicit funds.

                      Source :Global Financial Integrity.