Air Marshal Sandeep Thareja Reviews Training Standards at AMC Centre & College
On April 13, 2026, Air Marshal Sandeep Thareja, serving as the Director General Medical Services (Air), paid a visit to the AMC Centre and College. His primary objective was to evaluate the training standards and engage with the personnel stationed there.
During the visit, Air Marshal Thareja took the opportunity to engage with course officers, Agniveers, and Nursing Assistant recruits. Through these interactions, he gained valuable insights into their training experiences and their level of preparedness for operational roles within the forces.
The Air Marshal conducted a thorough review of the Technical Training Wings, focusing on the quality of instruction and the available infrastructure. This evaluation aimed to ensure the development of skilled medical personnel equipped to serve in the Armed Forces.
Commending the institution for its high standards of training and professionalism, Air Marshal Thareja encouraged the integration of modern and innovative training methods to address the constantly changing needs of military healthcare.
Furthermore, the DGMS (Air) highlighted the significance of striving for service excellence while preserving the esteemed traditions of the Army Medical Corps (AMC).
This visit underscores the ongoing commitment to enhancing capacity, modernizing practices, and achieving professional excellence within the Armed Forces Medical Services. Such efforts aim to ensure effective medical support during both peace and conflict scenarios.
