Indian Army Bolsters Healthcare in Assam: Gajraj Corps Inaugurates Phase III of 155 Base Hospital Tezpur
TEZPUR, ASSAM March 29,2026:- In a major step toward enhancing medical infrastructure for the armed forces, Lt Gen Gambhir Singh, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Gajraj Corps, officially dedicated the Phase III expansion of the 155 Base Hospital in Tezpur to soldiers and their families.
The inauguration marks a pivotal development in the Indian Army’s commitment to providing world-class healthcare, ensuring that serving personnel, veterans, and their dependents in the Northeast region have access to superior medical facilities.
The newly inaugurated complex is designed with a focus on ergonomic efficiency and environmental sustainability, blending modern architecture with eco-friendly features.
This phase of the hospital will house state-of-the-art medical equipment and advanced logistics centers, specifically tailored to streamline patient care and increase comfort.
By integrating these high-tech facilities, the 155 Base Hospital aims to reduce recovery times and provide a more therapeutic environment for those receiving treatment.
This infrastructure milestone is part of a broader mission to strengthen the healthcare support system at Tezpur, a strategic hub for military operations.
Beyond immediate clinical benefits, the Phase III building represents a significant leap in “Quality Medical Care” for the military community, ensuring that those who serve—and those who have served—receive the specialized attention they deserve.
The Gajraj Corps continues to prioritize the well-being of its personnel, reinforcing a robust healthcare network that stands ready to meet evolving medical needs.