Secunderabad, October 30, 2026: Lieutenant General C G Muralidharan, Director General Medical Services (Army) and Colonel Commandant of the Army Medical Corps (AMC), visited Headquarters Telangana and Andhra Sub Area (TASA) and Military Hospital Secunderabad to review healthcare infrastructure, medical services and operational medical preparedness.
During the visit, the General Officer interacted with Major General G Srinivas, General Officer Commanding (GOC), Telangana and Andhra Sub Area. The discussions focused on strengthening military healthcare facilities, improving patient services and ensuring efficient medical support for serving personnel, veterans and other eligible beneficiaries.
A key subject of discussion was the New Hospital Project, aimed at enhancing healthcare infrastructure and medical capabilities. The officers also reviewed compliance with the Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS), beneficiary satisfaction and the implementation of the Hospital Information Management System (HIMS).
The discussions highlighted the importance of modernising military medical facilities through technological advancements, streamlined hospital administration and improved healthcare delivery. Particular emphasis was placed on maintaining high standards of clinical care while addressing the evolving healthcare requirements of military personnel and their families.
The visit reaffirmed the Army Medical Corps’ commitment to clinical excellence, patient-centric healthcare, technological innovation and operational medical readiness.
The Army Medical Corps plays a crucial role in providing comprehensive medical support to the Indian Army, ensuring that soldiers remain medically fit for operational duties while extending healthcare services to eligible veterans and dependants.
Lt Gen Muralidharan’s visit underscored the continued focus on strengthening military healthcare infrastructure and improving the quality, accessibility and efficiency of medical services at Military Hospital Secunderabad.
