Army Medical Corps celebrated its 260th Raising Day on 03rd April 2024. Raised in the year 1764, the Corps has rendered selfless service to the nation over centuries of progress, development, dedication & sacrifice, both in combat and in peace, living up to the Corps motto of ‘Sarve Santu Niramaya’ meaning ‘let all be free…
Army Medical Corps celebrated its 260th Raising Day on 03rd April 2024. Raised in the year 1764, the Corps has rendered selfless service to the nation over centuries of progress, development, dedication & sacrifice, both in combat and in peace, living up to the Corps motto of ‘Sarve Santu Niramaya’ meaning ‘let all be free…
The Army Medical Corps celebrated its 260th raising day, highlighting its 260 years of service to the nation. The Corps has been a symbol of professionalism, courage, and compassion, providing optimal combat medical care and setting high standards in both peace and wartime. The event, attended by top military officials and veterans, honored the Corps achievements and its motto of Sarve Santu Niramaya (let all be free from disease). The Corps has excelled in UN peacekeeping missions and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) efforts, showcasing its commitment to Swastha Bharat, Viksit Bharat (Healthy India, Developed India).
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