Besides Goyal, who along with his family owns 51 percent stake in the carrier, Gulf carrier Etihad Airways holds 24 percent stake in the cash-strapped airline.

Fortis owns 27 per cent stake in RHT at the moment. Bulk of the current fund infusion will go into the buyback of healthcare assets that are currently leased out from the RHT.

Another crippling factor was the forex loss, which jumped more than six-times to Rs 416.69 crore from Rs 72.99 crore in the year-ago period.

Singh has reportedly stepped down citing professional and personal reasons. He, however, will continue to hold his position as the Fortis Healthcare CEO till his successor is appointed.

If the government decides to meet this need, this will put further pressure on the fiscal maths, thus its ability to meet the 3.3 per cent fiscal deficit target for the current fiscal year.

The issue of leverage is haunting many players in the healthcare sector in India. Leverage to hospitals has rapidly increased and is at an all-time high of around 4.5 times of EBITDA.

Both the government and the RBI can set up committees to lay down the policies for payment of surplus to government and also the adequacy of reserves to be kept or created out of surplus every year.

The US-based Blackstone Group and Singapore's Temasek Holdings are reportedly in separate discussions to acquire 15-20% in the company for Rs 1,000 crore in a deal that is expected to value Wonder Cement at $800-900 million (Rs 6,000-6,600 crore).

The PayPay service, launched on Sunday, is built around the QR-technology from Paytm that has over 300 million customers and over 9.5 million offline merchants.

The ailing national carrier would be utilising the funds to mainly meet its working capital requirements.

Cash-strapped Air India, which was asking the government for more funds, has reportedly received an equity infusion of Rs 1,000 crore from the National Small Savings Fund (NSSF).