Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Northern Command, recently conducted a visit to the Military Hospital under his command, with the primary objective of assessing its medical infrastructure, capabilities, and ongoing healthcare initiatives.
During his visit, Lt Gen Sharma was briefed on the hospital’s operational preparedness and its advanced medical facilities. The discussion included an overview of the comprehensive range of healthcare services provided to active-duty personnel, veterans, and their families. Moreover, he took the opportunity to interact with patients, inquiring about their well-being and expressing appreciation for the high standards of care delivered by the medical staff.
In his remarks, the Army Commander commended the dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and support staff for their professionalism, compassion, and unwavering commitment to duty. He acknowledged the critical role that the medical fraternity plays in maintaining the health and morale of troops, whether stationed in peaceful environments or deployed in operational areas characterized by challenging terrains.
Lt Gen Sharma underscored that the welfare of soldiers is a top priority for Northern Command. He praised the hospital for its continuous efforts in upgrading infrastructure and integrating new technologies to enhance military healthcare delivery. This initiative reflects a commitment to ensuring that soldiers receive the best possible care.
The visit served to reaffirm the Army Commander’s recognition of the vital role that medical services play in sustaining combat readiness and supporting the overall operational effectiveness of the Indian Army. The ongoing focus on improvement in healthcare facilities is seen as a crucial component in ensuring that the armed forces remain fit and prepared for any challenges ahead.
