Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Inaugurates Upper Limb Training Lab at Pune's Artificial Limb Centre
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi inaugurated a new upper limb training lab at the Artificial Limb Centre (ALC) in Pune. This visit underscored advancements in prosthetic care, with General Dwivedi receiving a briefing on the centre's advanced computer-aided design and manufacturing workshops, according to a release.

The newly established upper limb training lab is a notable addition to the centre's facilities. It aims to enhance rehabilitation services for those with upper limb amputations. The lab is anticipated to significantly contribute to the centre's mission of delivering top-tier care and support to soldiers and veterans.
Prosthetic Care Advancements
During his visit, General Dwivedi interacted with patients, offering words of encouragement and sharing joyful moments. This engagement highlighted the Indian Army's strong commitment to the welfare and rehabilitation of its soldiers, ensuring they receive optimal support in their recovery journey.
The Artificial Limb Centre is renowned for its innovative and compassionate rehabilitation approach. It continues to set high standards in prosthetic care, empowering soldiers and veterans to lead independent and fulfilling lives, as stated in the release.
Visit to Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre
General Dwivedi, accompanied by his wife Sunita Dwivedi, also visited the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre (PRC) at Military Hospital in Khadki. The PRC specialises in rehabilitating defence personnel who have sustained spinal cord injuries while serving the nation.
The PRC offers comprehensive care with various amenities designed to improve residents' quality of life. General Dwivedi was impressed by the residents' remarkable skills and resilience, particularly their stunning mouth paintings.
Inspiring Resilience
He praised the residents for their creativity and strength, noting that their achievements are an inspiring testament to their perseverance. In his address, General Dwivedi emphasised the centre's crucial role in fostering self-reliance and providing ongoing motivation for those facing life's toughest challenges.
Speaking during his visit to the PRC, General Dwivedi applauded the enthusiasm of paraplegic soldiers. "I am so happy to see the exuberance, josh, and enthusiasm among these patients. They do not seem like patients at all. They look like leaders of tomorrow. The way they are playing, their vibrancy about their achievements, and their skills in fields like painting and sports have become an inspiration for all of us," he said.
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