The skyline of Ghaziabad has a new beacon of hope. On October 26, 2025, the Honorable President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, officially dedicated Yashoda Medicity to the nation.
Flanked by high-profile leaders including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and CM Yogi Adityanath, the President didn’t just open a hospital; she inaugurated a new standard for Indian healthcare—one where world-class technology meets the traditional Indian values of service and empathy.
Where Cutting-Edge Science Meets Compassion
Yashoda Medicity stands as a 1,200-bed powerhouse of medical innovation. But what truly sets this facility apart isn’t just the scale; it’s the precision.
- The Robotic Revolution: The hospital features India’s first dual-bay Robotic Surgery Centre. Utilizing the Da Vinci Xi systems, surgeons can now perform complex operations with microscopic accuracy, leading to faster recovery times and better patient outcomes.
- Green by Design: Healing happens better in a healthy environment. As a LEED-registered “Green Hospital,” the Medicity integrates sustainable architecture with high-tech medicine, proving that modern healthcare can—and should—be eco-friendly.
- A “One-Stop” Medical Hub: With over 65 specialties and 12 Centres of Excellence, the President noted the hospital’s ability to provide everything from trauma care to advanced oncology under a single roof, significantly reducing the “diagnostic fatigue” often felt by families.
A Vision for a Healthy India
During her keynote address, President Murmu reminded the audience that a “Developed India” (Viksit Bharat) is impossible without a “Healthy India.” She praised the Yashoda Group for their heroic efforts during the pandemic and their ongoing commitment to national missions like the TB Elimination Program and the fight against Sickle Cell Anemia.
“Healthcare is not just a service; it is a vital pillar of nation-building. When institutions like Yashoda Medicity prioritize social responsibility alongside medical excellence, they become true partners in India’s growth.” — President Droupadi Murmu
The Human Element
The Medicity is a tribute to legacy, named after the mother of the group’s Chairman, Dr. P.N. Arora. This personal touch resonates throughout the facility. It is designed to be a “smart” hospital where digital health records and AI-driven diagnostics serve a single purpose: giving doctors more time to be human with their patients.
Final Thoughts
The inauguration of Yashoda Medicity marks a shift in the NCR’s healthcare landscape. It positions Ghaziabad as a global destination for medical tourism while ensuring that local residents have access to the same level of care found in London or New York.
As we move toward 2030, facilities like this remind us that the future of medicine isn’t just about better machines—it’s about better lives.
