Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on Thursday said it has trained over 20 lakh people under its driving training initiative.
Maruti Suzuki Driving School (MSDS), which commenced operations in 2005, has successfully achieved the milestone of enrolling 2 million learners under its driving training programme, the auto major said in a statement.
The company currently has over 520 driving schools spread across 250-plus cities in India.
“We believe driving is a life skill, and with MSDS our aim is to keep expanding the network and train over 4 million people with quality driving skills by 2030,” MSI Senior Executive Officer (Marketing & Sales) Shashank Srivastava said.
Medanta, GE HealthCare introduce Tele-ICU Services in India *
Leading healthcare service provider Medanta on Thursday said it has launched Tele-ICU services in India in association with GE HealthCare.
The medical-technical platform will provide a near real-time patient monitoring, even during the odd hours like midnight, enabling early patient interventions.
As a result of this fusion, the decision-making ability of an ICU can bring extraordinary results in clinical outcomes, the healthcare provider said in a statement.
“Infrastructural gaps in critical care are more pronounced with limited resources in districts and smaller towns. Through this association with GE HealthCare, we aim to offer valuable lifesaving digital/tele-ICU services,” Medanta Chairman & Managing Director Naresh Trehan said.
The platform will provide continuous 24×7 advanced consultation, care, and monitoring to critically ill patients without having to physically transfer them to a super-specialty hospital, enhancing a healthcare professional’s capability to treat and consult more patients, he added.
