INDIAN ARMY ORGANISED MEDICAL CAMP AT KANDI, RAJOURI
Rajouri: 02 Nov 2026
The Indian Army organised a medical camp at Kandi in Rajouri on 01 November 2026 as part of its ongoing efforts to provide essential healthcare services to residents of remote and far-flung areas. The initiative aimed to address the medical needs of the local population and ensure access to basic healthcare facilities.
A total of 68 residents, including 30 gents, 24 ladies and 14 children from Kandi village, benefited from the camp. The Indian Army medical personnel provided medical consultations, basic healthcare services and free medicines to patients requiring treatment.
The camp reflected the Indian Army’s continued commitment to humanitarian assistance and community welfare. By extending medical support to underserved areas, the initiative helped address healthcare challenges while strengthening trust and cooperation between the Indian Army and the local population.
The local residents expressed gratitude to the Indian Army for its selfless efforts and appreciated the provision of essential medical services at their doorstep. Such initiatives not only contribute to improving the health and well-being of rural communities but also reinforce the strong bond between the Indian Army and the Awam, fostering mutual understanding, goodwill and collective progress in the region.
