Lt Gen CG Muralidharan Evaluates Future Hospital Project and Commends Staff at Military Hospital Meerut Visit
On November 15, 2025, Lieutenant General CG Muralidharan, who serves as the Director General Medical Services (Army) and the Colonel Commandant of the Army Medical Corps, visited the Military Hospital Meerut. During his visit, he engaged with officers, troops, and medical staff, commending them for their exemplary professionalism and commitment to providing top-tier medical support to soldiers, their families, and veterans. His visit underscored the vital role of the hospital in ensuring comprehensive healthcare across various operational domains.
The General Officer also conducted a thorough review of the site designated for the proposed new hospital project. He received a detailed briefing on the project's envisioned capabilities, design elements, and future service offerings. This initiative is set to significantly bolster medical capacities and incorporate state-of-the-art healthcare technologies. It aligns with the Armed Forces Medical Services’ long-term objective of establishing resilient, modern, and future-ready medical infrastructure for the Armed Forces.
Lt Gen Muralidharan’s visit reinforced the Armed Forces Medical Services' dedication to continuous improvement and patient-focused care, along with the development of advanced medical facilities that can adapt to the evolving healthcare needs of both serving personnel and veterans.
