Lieutenant General CG Muralidharan, the Director General Medical Services (Army) and Colonel Commandant of the Army Medical Corps, made an official visit to the Trishakti Corps and its associated medical units on May 16, 2026. The purpose of the visit was to assess the operational medical preparedness and the existing healthcare infrastructure.
During his time at the Trishakti Corps, Lt Gen Muralidharan received detailed briefings on the operational capabilities of the medical establishments in the region. He specifically focused on the healthcare services being rendered in remote and challenging operational areas, emphasizing the necessity for effective and efficient medical support in these locations.
The General Officer conducted thorough inspections of various medical facilities, where he engaged with the medical teams tasked with providing both combat and peacetime healthcare support to troops stationed in diverse and often difficult terrains. His interactions underscored the importance of readiness and adaptability within the medical teams.
While addressing the personnel, Lt Gen Muralidharan stressed the critical need for integrating advanced technology into medical practices, alongside maintaining a foundation of compassion, professional excellence, and patient-centric care. He articulated that these elements are essential for delivering world-class healthcare services to the Armed Forces.
In his remarks, the Director General expressed commendation toward the medical units for their cohesive functioning, high morale, and unwavering readiness to deliver effective combat medical support, even in the most demanding operational conditions. He highlighted this as a testament to their commitment and professionalism in the line of duty.
The visit reaffirmed the Indian Army’s and the Army Medical Corps’ dedication to maintaining high standards of medical readiness and providing comprehensive healthcare support for troops deployed in strategically significant regions, illustrating the importance placed on the health and well-being of soldiers in the field.
