DEBKANCHAN MITRA ... MBA , LLB (GOLD MEDALIST) , TEXTILE DESIGNER,EX-INDIAN RAYON CHIEF OF FLAX FABRICS . A US $380 Billion corporation, the Aditya Birla Group Fortune 500. It is anchored by force of over 136,000 employees. LEFT AS "CHIEF" OF FLAX FABRICS ,WAS GM TO SANGHI SPINNERS, WAS A MEMBER OF UNDP JUTE WAS SENT TO UK , MACKIE FROM A GROUP WILLARD INDIA ADVISOR TO CHITAVALSAH JUTE , WILLARD INDIA GROUP (G M SINGVIJI ABHISHEK SINGHVI'S UNCLE), DEALOR OF SECOND HAND MACHINERIES ,
Saturday, August 21, 2010
SCHOOL FRIENDS
Monday, August 9, 2010
MY SCHOOL FRIEND'S
Columbia Asia
Bed Strength: 100 secondary care & 150 tertiary care
Columbia Asia Hospital, Hebbal |
Located on the outskirts of the city, Columbia Asia Hospital in Hebbal has literally ushered in international standards in healthcare. The 100-bed secondary care centre hospital, set up around a year ago, is promoted by US-based investors. This was perhaps the first healthcare group to tap the secondary care market. Now, the group is replicating its model secondary care in Whitefield, located east of Bangalore. "For this Greenfield project, the construction has already started and is slated for commissioning by 2007 end or early 2008," informs Chairman, Columbia Asia Hospital, Dr Nandakumar Jairam. And why a secondary care centre? "We have seen the success of this model in south-east Asia and we believe if it has clicked there, it will also work in India," explains Dr Jairam.
Like the swanky hospital in Hebbal, where beautiful Chinese paintings adorn the walls, soothing lighting comforts pain and the ceilings of the labour rooms are decorated with cute cartoons, the upcoming hospital would also look resplendent, warm and comforting, promises Dr Jairam.
- Tufan Ghosh |
The group is also coming up with its first tertiary care hospital at Brigade Gateway, a 40-acre complex in Yeshwanthpur, west of Bangalore. "The construction work for our 150-bed hospital has also started and is slated to be commissioned by early 2008," says CEO Tufan Ghosh. Not keen on disclosing the cost of the projects, he says, "Both the projects will be funded by cent per cent FDI. We are targeting the middle income group for our hospital."
Pointing at patients from middle and lower income group flocking to the Hebbal Hospital, Dr Jairam said, "We don't turn away anybody." The new tertiary care hospital plans to have around 300 staff and doctors. The specialities to be offered will be anaesthesiology, cosmetic dermatology, dermatology, dental care, ENT, maxillo facial surgery, urology, psychiatry, vascular surgery, non-invasive cardiology, general surgery, GI, ophthalmology, onco-surgery, neurology and neuro-surgery. Like the Hebbal Hospital, the new hospitals would have a plasma TV in the sitting area of OPD to avoid queuing up and will provide scheduling and centralised medical gas system.
According to Dr Jairam, the uniqueness of Columbia Asia hospitals lies in re-defining the concept of care in hospitals. "A hospital is a hotel for sick people," he holds, adding, "We don't have any upfront payment in our hospital even for patients not covered by Mediclaim. The patient pays only after the treatment."
The hospitals would be paperless. "It would have tie-ups with foreign institutes for educational programmes," Ghosh adds.
Besides Bangalore, the group is eyeing both A and B cities in India. It has acquired land in Palam Vihar in Delhi for building a 100-bed secondary care centre. In the pipeline is a 100-bed centre in Mysore.

Independent Consultant
Bhaskar Das, an alumnus of XLRI’s 89 batch, has extensive experience in human resources management, organization development of total quality management (TQM). He has worked with reputable companies, both in India and abroad.
Vice President , NHRDN , Kolkata Chapter

Kaushik Ghatak
Head of Value Engineering, South East Asia at SAP
- Current
- Head of Value Engineering, South East Asia at SAP
- Past
- Senior Director, Industry Strategy and Insight at Oracle Corporation
- Managing Consultant at IBM BCS
- Principal Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
- Education
- Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
- National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli
- Kendriya Vidyalaya
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Never Put too Much Trust in Friends
Never Put too Much Trust in Friends, Learn how to Use Enemies. A close friend can betray you more quickly. This is because they are easily aroused to envy and jealousy over the success of their partner. Control any former enemy and he will be more loyal than a friend coz he has more to prove. If you don't have enemy yet, find a way to get them.
Monday, March 8, 2010
French first lady CARLA BRUNI SARKOZY decided to go BRALESS AT DINNER HOSTED IN FAVOUR OF RUSSIAN PRESIDENT DMITRY MEDVEDEV AT ELYSEE PALACE …AT PARIS

French first lady CARLA BRUNI SARKOZY decided to go BRALESS AT DINNER HOSTED IN FAVOUR OF RUSSIAN PRESIDENT DMITRY MEDVEDEV AT ELYSEE PALACE …AT PARIS
My chances of glancing at the ladies are thirties .single fashion flighty….ala the underwear agent provocateur in its embrace of wisp and frippery,quarter cups, matching one’s small to one’s heel
Not like ms Carla bruni she says I will go sans brassiersits simply because of her mood .
Our culture is obsessed with heaving , blancmange cleaveage . but the erect nipple is far more potent yet insouciant sexual signifier .The pert gap winningly protrudes between the sluttish and demure, contained arousal,clothed incitement
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
80 SULZER P7300 B 330 4 SP AND 430 CMS
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About Me
- debkanchan
- KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL, India
- TEXTILE DESIGNER CUM SECOND HAND MACHINERY DEALOR
