India is on the move. And that is not mere empty slogan. On any day of the week go to the domestic airport in Delhi and you will feel as if you are at the New Delhi railway station. The same rush, the same surging crowds. Remember, it was a quite different story as recently as 2001. Airlines have mushroomed. Every few minutes an aircraft is landing and another taking off. Passenger traffic has grown exponentially. Is not then India on the move? Look around you, new malls coming up everyday. multilane  highways being built.Massive infrastructure coming up.Airports being expanded and modernised. Housing, Office and market complexes coming up. New hotels, swank condimoniums, resorts, multiplexes, super speciality hospitals being completed at regular pace. The hectic almost frenetic building activity is driven by a fast expanding economy that in the size of its over all growth is next only to China.   That naturally means a greater public appetite for good things in life better food, better class, better housing, better health care, more hospitals, clinics, gyms, insurance and a for more high business turnover for all those sectors. All that means  decidedly a better quality of life for a substantially largest section of the people. Before making it full impact on entire India it has to make its impact on urban India. At least 250 million people are going to be directly touched by the new boom. its only natural for most Indians to expect a better quality of life in the days ahead. It is also equally natural for domestic and foreign investors to pour financial and technical resources into a rising India. India is going to take off. Better be on board in time. More boom is to be witnessed in the health sector in the near future.  And here is an opportunity to talk enough about medical future of India and that is what we are doing by organising this Award event on Doctors Day.