In a significant visit underscoring the Indian Army’s commitment to medical excellence and operational readiness, Lt Gen Sadhna S Nair, AVSM, VSM, the Director General of Medical Services (Army), visited Rangapahar Military Station on February 13, 2025.
During her visit, Lt Gen Nair, who is also the Senior Colonel Commandant, engaged with Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, AVSM, YSM, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Spear Corps, to assess and enhance the medical facilities and operational preparedness of the troops stationed there.
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The visit included a thorough inspection of the medical echelons within the formation. Lt Gen Nair was particularly impressed by the dedication and motivation of the medical personnel, known as the #Spear Healers, who provide critical care under challenging conditions.
She lauded their efforts in maintaining high standards of medical support, emphasizing the importance of their selfless commitment to the well-being of the soldiers.
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Lt Gen Nair’s visit comes shortly after the Chief of Army Staff, Gen Manoj Pande, conducted a similar inspection at the same location, highlighting the continuous focus of the Indian Army on ensuring that its forces are operationally ready and medically well-supported, especially in the strategic North Eastern region.
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The presence of high-ranking officials like Lt Gen Nair and Lt Gen Pendharkar at Rangapahar Military Station not only boosts the morale of the stationed troops but also signifies the Army’s proactive approach in addressing the unique challenges faced by its personnel in remote and difficult terrains.
Lt Gen Nair’s visit concluded with a call to action for all personnel to continue providing exceptional medical care, reinforcing the Army’s ethos of service and readiness in the face of adversity. This visit is a testament to the Indian Army’s ongoing efforts to maintain its operational effectiveness through robust medical support systems.
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