In a landmark event at the Army Medical Corps (AMC) Centre and College, Lt Gen Kavita Sahai, the first female Commandant of the prestigious institution, reviewed the parade of the MOBC 246 Course. This course saw the participation of 122 tri-service medical and dental officers, including 21 dedicated women officers. The ceremony underscored the inclusive and progressive ethos of the Indian Army’s medical wing.
The AMC Centre and College, based in Lucknow, holds a distinguished place within the AMC, a specialist corps in the Indian Army known for providing exemplary medical services to army personnel, both serving and retired. The institution has been at the forefront of medical education and training for the armed forces, contributing significantly to the health and well-being of soldiers and their families.
During the review, Captain Lovely Bhatnagar was recognized as the best all-around officer, showcasing exceptional skills and dedication. This acknowledgment serves not only as a personal achievement for Capt Bhatnagar but also highlights the high standards of excellence and commitment expected from officers trained at the AMC Centre and College.
The appointment of Lt Gen Kavita Sahai as the Commandant of the AMC Centre and College marks a historic milestone for the institution and the Indian Army at large. It reflects the evolving dynamics within the armed forces, embracing gender equality and providing equal opportunities for leadership roles. Lt Gen Sahai’s leadership is anticipated to inspire a new generation of officers, particularly women, to aspire for excellence and leadership positions within the military.
This event, celebrating the achievements of the MOBC-246 Course graduates and recognizing Captain Lovely Bhatnagar’s exemplary performance, reaffirms the AMC’s commitment to excellence in military medical services. It also signifies a step forward in the ongoing efforts to enhance diversity and inclusivity within the ranks of the Indian Army.
