On a significant day for the Army Medical Corps (AMC), Lt Gen Shivinder Singh, Commandant of the AMC Centre & College, Officer-in-Charge Records, and Colonel Commandant of AMC, led a solemn ceremony to commemorate the 261st Raising Day at the ‘Shraddhanjali’, the revered AMC War Memorial. This poignant gathering was a tribute to the selfless service and supreme sacrifice made by medical personnel in their line of duty, honoring the bravery of those who have served.
During the ceremony, Lt Gen Singh conducted a review of an impressive Guard of Honour, a true reflection of the discipline and dedication exhibited by the members of the Corps. This display underscored the high standards and commitment characterized by the AMC, an integral part of the armed forces.
The day was marked by a special Sainik Sammelan, an assembly that gathered officers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs), and Other Ranks (OR) in a unified show of respect and camaraderie. In his address, Lt Gen Singh emphasized the importance of the AMC motto, “Sarve Santu Niramaya” (Let all be free from disease), urging all ranks to continue their commitment to delivering exceptional healthcare support to the Armed Forces.
The Commandant called upon the personnel to relentlessly pursue professional excellence, maintain high operational readiness, and remain dedicated to their fundamental mission of safeguarding the health and well-being of soldiers, veterans, and their families. His address resonated with the values upheld by the AMC, reminding all present of their critical role in the service of the nation.
Celebrating the 261st Raising Day not only highlighted the Corps’ rich legacy but also showcased its evolving capabilities and unwavering resolve to serve with compassion, courage, and steadfast commitment. The events of the day served as a reminder of the vital contributions made by AMC personnel and emphasized their role in ensuring the health and resilience of the armed forces.
