Lieutenant General J P Mathew, Chief of Integrated Defence Staff, visited the Base Hospital in Delhi Cantt to commend the staff for their outstanding contributions to military healthcare. During the visit, Lt Gen Mathew recognized the hospital team for their exceptional trauma care and impeccable ICU hygiene, emphasizing their role in exemplifying compassion, precision, and military medical excellence.
The formal ceremony saw Lt Gen Mathew personally pinning commendations on the hospital staff, a gesture that highlighted the significance of their dedication. The event took place in a setting adorned with the Indian national flag alongside flags of other nations, hinting at possible international collaboration or participation.
A presentation screen in the background displayed the Base Hospital’s emblem, underscoring its pivotal role within the Indian Armed Forces healthcare system.
Base Hospital Delhi Cantt, a premier medical facility under the Indian Army, has long been a cornerstone of healthcare for active-duty personnel, veterans, and their families.
This recognition aligns with the Indian Army Medical Corps’ storied tradition of providing specialized medical support, a legacy that traces back to the 18th century with the formation of the Indian Medical Service. The hospital continues to uphold its reputation for excellence, supported by highly trained medical staff and state-of-the-art infrastructure, ensuring the well-being of the military community.
