Srinagar, September 11, 2025 – In a commendable humanitarian effort, the Indian Army’s 1 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) unit set up a medical camp in Malpora, Anantnag district, South Kashmir, to aid residents affected by recent devastating floods. The initiative, part of the Army’s ongoing commitment to serve communities in crisis, provided free medical consultations, essential medicines, and treatment to hundreds of flood survivors.The medical camp, held on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, addressed the urgent healthcare needs of the flood-ravaged community in Malpora. Indian Army medical teams worked tirelessly to offer health checkups, distribute free medicines, and provide critical care to those impacted by the natural disaster. This effort underscores the Army’s dual role of safeguarding the nation’s borders and supporting civilians during emergencies.The floods, triggered by heavy monsoon rains, caused widespread disruption in South Kashmir, leaving many residents in need of immediate assistance. The Indian Army’s swift response, under Operation Rahat, has been instrumental in delivering relief across flood-affected regions in Jammu & Kashmir.
The medical camp in Malpora is a testament to their dedication to humanitarian aid, ensuring that affected families receive timely medical support.Local residents expressed gratitude for the Army’s efforts. “The free treatment and medicines provided at the camp have been a lifeline for us,” said a Malpora resident. The initiative not only alleviated immediate health concerns but also strengthened the bond between the Indian Army and the local community.This humanitarian mission follows the Indian Army’s broader relief operations across flood-hit areas in North India, including Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, where they have evacuated over 1,200 civilians and distributed essential supplies. The Malpora medical camp is a shining example of their motto, “Seva, Samarpan aur Sadbhavna” (Service, Dedication, and Goodwill), reflecting their unwavering commitment to the nation and its people.