In some parts of the country, India, where the word, hygiene is practically unheard of, leave apart its implementation, the diseases are rampant, destructive, pathetic and lamentable. Yes, the facts are disturbing because India's public health system has a problem of too little and too many. Too little health resources for too many pe ople, whether it comprises the m ass immunization programmes or the multiple components disease surveillance, including few doctors in the rural areas, one for over 11,000 are often ill-equipped. Thus, the irony is present and can be seen in the Health care sector which is undoubtedly a vital industry sector and extremely crucial in empowering the Indian health and the business scenario by producing a comfortable percentage of revenue and employment in India; is the one which falls inadequate and incapable of being appropriately managed. A study by the consulting companies and the top healthcare consulting firms has al
