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Indian Railways' revenues intensified by over 7 percent in its first quarter of this fiscal year, the railway ministry expressed the same.

The wagon domain earned Rs.22, 061.13 crore from April 1 to June 30 next to the Rs.20, 610.63 crore acquired during the same period last year, recording a inclination of 7.04 percent, as per the ministry statement.

Moving ahead with the revenues it churned out from the passenger traffic enhanced by 6.69 per cent and through the goods transport by 7.20 per cent. Earnings from other tracks regulated a growth of 8.35 per cent.

Swine flu has again started rooting its footsteps in India, till now it is reported that around 15000 people have been affected by the disease in the past one year and 16 deaths were reported last week due to swine flu.

To fight against the spread of swine flu in the country India has to launch its second vaccine very soon, commented by Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Friday.

In the past few years' lauki juice has gained much popularity among people who have high level of cholesterol, diabetes and those who are suffering from blood pressure.  

Intake of lauki juice is recommended by Baba Ramdev, and following his instructions and considering the benefits attached with lauki juice, many people have start consuming the juice.

Following the same trend, Sushil Kumar Saxena, 59 years old, deputy secretary with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) along with his wife Neeraj was consuming the lauki juice since last four years.  

With the launch of the first phase of UIDAI targeting to register 600 million populace of the nation into its catalogue in the coming next four years and its probable utilization in improving the Public Distribution System, however the Authority Chairman Nandan Nilekani expressed that the voyage shall be pretty long and tough.

He further added that the contentment over the velocity of the project and voiced that the Unique Identification Authority of India is trailing on the right tracks.

A seminar is organized by the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), and the department of health and family welfare, government of Gujarat, for discussing on Gujarat health industry's future and its present situation, in the city.

The seminar was attended by 2000 experts from different corporate hospitals and private and public institutions, all of these people have shown their concern on the present medical infrastructure in Gujarat. They strongly believe that Gujarat medical infrastructure needs perfection and expansion.

Government is determined to promote healthy lifestyle by investing Rs 1231 crore, in the coming next years.

The health program organized by the government includes prevention, detection and controlling the spread of cancer, diabetes, heart ailments and stroke.

The program is named as the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Diseases and Stroke (NPCDCS).