Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth underscored India’s commitment to advancing military medicine through global partnerships, cutting-edge research, and a deep respect for the legacy of service. Delivering the inaugural address at MILMEDICON-2025 — the ‘International Conference on Physical and Mental Trauma in Military Settings’ organised by the Directorate General of Medical Services (Army) at the Manekshaw Centre on Thursday — Seth said the effort was a fitting tribute to the nation’s warriors and a crucial step towards future-ready healthcare solutions.”
Representatives from over 15 foreign Countries are participating in panel discussions, poster presentations, and scientific gallery exhibitions.
The two-day conference is focusing on innovations, challenges and reforms in military medicine globally. In alignment with the Indian Army’s Year of Reforms, the conference is more than a scientific gathering. It is a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening international cooperation and enhancing trauma care capabilities in military operational settings, a statement from the Ministry of Defence said.
In addition, the conference also commemorates a historic milestone: the Centenary of the Military Nursing Service, honouring 100 years of exceptional service and the unwavering spirit of Nari Shakti in combat medical care. It will deliberate upon Advanced Combat Trauma Care, Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Military Healthcare, Innovative Trends in Emergency and Battlefield Medical Response, and Women in Combat and Leadership Roles, the statement read further.