New Upper Limb Training Lab Unveiled at Pune’s Artificial Limb Centre by Army Chief General Dwivedi

Wanowrie, 14th January 2025: In a significant move to highlight advancements in prosthetic care and rehabilitation, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi visited the Artificial Limb Centre (ALC) in Pune today. The visit underscored the Indian Army’s commitment to providing world-class support to its soldiers and veterans, ensuring they are equipped to lead independent and fulfilling lives despite physical challenges.
During his tour, General Dwivedi explored the state-of-the-art facilities at the centre, including the cutting-edge computer-aided designing and manufacturing workshops. These advanced facilities enable the creation of highly personalized prosthetics, offering unmatched precision and comfort for patients.
One of the key moments of the visit was the inauguration of the newly constructed Upper Limb Training Lab. This addition marks a significant milestone for the ALC, enhancing its capabilities in providing specialized rehabilitation for upper limb amputees.
The COAS also took time to interact with patients at the centre, offering them words of encouragement and appreciation for their resilience. His warm engagement brought smiles to many faces, reflecting the Army’s dedication to the holistic well-being of its personnel.
For decades, the Artificial Limb Centre in Pune has been a beacon of hope for soldiers and veterans, combining innovative technology with a compassionate approach to care. Its mission to empower individuals through tailored prosthetic solutions has earned it a reputation as one of the premier facilities for rehabilitation in the country.
The addition of the Upper Limb Training Lab is expected to further this legacy, providing advanced training and support to those recovering from upper limb amputations. It is part of the ALC’s ongoing efforts to set new benchmarks in prosthetic care, ensuring that no soldier is left behind in their journey toward recovery and independence.