“Amogh Surakshita” Integrated Health Centre Dedicated to Families at Sri Ganganagar Military Station on International Women’s Day
Sri Ganganagar – In a significant step toward enhancing healthcare facilities for military families, “Amogh Surakshita” Integrated Health Centre was officially dedicated to the families and children of Sri Ganganagar Military Station on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2025. The newly established center offers specialized medical services, including gynecology, pediatrics, psychology, and physiotherapy, ensuring comprehensive healthcare under one roof.
The inauguration of the Integrated Health Centre marks a major milestone in providing holistic medical care, catering to the specific health needs of women, children, and military dependents. The event was attended by senior military officials, healthcare professionals, and families, who welcomed this initiative as a significant enhancement to the existing medical infrastructure at the station.
Expanding Healthcare Access for Military Families
The “Amogh Surakshita” Integrated Health Centre has been designed to address the diverse healthcare needs of the military community, with dedicated specialists providing:
- Gynecological services for women’s reproductive health, maternity care, and preventive screenings.
- Pediatric care ensuring specialized treatment for infants, children, and adolescents.
- Psychological counseling to support mental health and well-being, especially for military families facing stress due to relocations and deployments.
- Physiotherapy services for rehabilitation, mobility improvement, and pain management.
During the inauguration, a senior military officer emphasized the importance of accessible and high-quality healthcare for the well-being of military families. “A strong family unit forms the backbone of a soldier’s morale and efficiency. By providing specialized medical services under one roof, we are ensuring that our families receive the best possible care, which, in turn, enhances the overall welfare of the station,” he stated.
Blood Donation Camp & Health Screening by Amogh Healers
As part of the International Women’s Day celebrations, the Amogh Healers organized a Blood Donation Camp and Health Screening Drive, which received an overwhelming response from military personnel and their families.
The Blood Donation Camp saw enthusiastic participation from women, military spouses, and officers, reinforcing the spirit of service and commitment to the community. Medical teams ensured a smooth and safe donation process, highlighting the importance of voluntary blood donation in saving lives and supporting emergency healthcare needs.
Simultaneously, a comprehensive health screening camp was conducted, where families underwent general health check-ups, blood pressure monitoring, diabetes screenings, and nutritional counseling. Women and children were provided with personalized consultations on maternal health, child nutrition, and preventive care strategies.
Speaking at the event, a senior medical officer remarked, “Preventive healthcare is the key to a healthy life. Regular screenings and early interventions can help in detecting potential health concerns before they become major issues. We are grateful for the overwhelming participation in today’s camp, which reflects the community’s awareness and commitment to health.”
A Commitment to Family Well-Being
The dedication of “Amogh Surakshita” Integrated Health Centre and the successful execution of the health initiatives on International Women’s Day 2025 underscore the military station’s commitment to prioritizing family health and well-being.
The event concluded with words of appreciation for the medical professionals, organizers, and volunteers who made the initiative possible. Families expressed gratitude for the new facility and the continuous efforts toward providing quality healthcare and wellness support.
With advanced medical facilities, specialized care, and proactive health initiatives, Sri Ganganagar Military Station has taken a remarkable step toward ensuring that the health, strength, and resilience of its families remain a top priority.
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