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Bakin Pertin General Hospital & Training Centre Pasighat - Unofficial BAKIN PERTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL AND TRAINING CENTRE (BPGH&TC) - Started in 1912 at Pasighat is the oldest hospital in the state of Arunachal Pradesh

In the year 1911, the British Government established administrative centre at Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh then called NEFT / NEFA). With the establishment of administrative centre, the need for health care system was felt and accordingly a small health unit was established here in 1912. The medical unit at that time was catering mostly the need of British Army and British employees. The small un

it, with age transformed to multi-disciplinary premiere institution and known to the world as GENERAL HOSPITAL PASIGHAT...and now as BAKIN PERTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAING CENTRE (BPGH&TC)

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BAKIN PERTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAINING CENTRE PASIGHAT IS NOT AN OFFICIAL WEBPAGE OF HEALTH TRAINING & RESEARCH CENTRE, DEPTT OF HEALTH & FW, GOVT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH, PASIGHAT. The contents of the portal are for information purposes only and does not guarantee correctness, accuracy, adequacy or completeness or up to date of any information and is not responsible whatsoever for any errors or omissions or for the results obtained from the use of such information. Personal views expressed on this site are solely those of the respective contributors and do not reflect those of BAKIN PERTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAINING CENTRE PASIGHAT. Reproduction in whole or in part of any content including photographs is strictly prohibited without prior consent of the Admin of the Page. BAKIN PERTIN GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAINING CENTRE PASIGHAT and particularly the Page Owner / Admin is not responsible for any complications and controversies if arising out of its published contents.

KUDOS TO THE MEDICAL LAUREL OF THE SOIL 👏
06/03/2026

KUDOS TO THE MEDICAL LAUREL OF THE SOIL 👏

Dr Richa Nyodu MBBS,MD, FVRS, uvea and ROP, brings pride to Arunachal Pradesh with Advanced Fellowship in Eye Care



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NARI/PAM, Mar 05: Arunachal Pradesh has a moment of pride as Dr Richa Nyodu, a distinguished ophthalmologist, has successfully completed a prestigious Fellowship in Vitreo Retina, Uvea and Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) Services from Dr.Shroff Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi—one of India’s foremost centres for advanced eye care and research.

Dr Nyodu is the daughter of Shri Komri Nyodu, Under Secretary (Retd.), and Smti Karmik Nyodu, Administrative Officer, Rural Development Department. She completed her MBBS from NEIGRIHMS, Shillong, and went on to pursue her post-graduation in Ophthalmology from AIIMS Bhopal, where she distinguished herself through academic excellence and clinical proficiency.

During her medical journey, Dr Nyodu has made notable contributions to ophthalmic research and patient care. She has authored several peer-reviewed research papers published in reputed national and international journals, including the IJO , TVTS. Her research interests include retinal imaging, vitreoretinal diseases, uveitis, cataract surgery outcomes.

Clinically, she has gained extensive hands-on experience in managing high-volume retina, uveitis, and ROP cases. She is proficient in advanced retinal investigations such as OCT, FFA, ICGA, OCTA, and FAF, and has independently performed multiple vitreoretinal surgeries, successfully treating complex conditions including retinal detachment, macular hole, diabetic retinopathy, and endophthalmitis.

Her achievements have been recognised through several prestigious awards and honours at national platforms such as AIIMS, PGI Chandigarh and conferences of the Delhi Ophthalmological Society. She has also presented free papers and posters as Chief and Presenting Author at various national ophthalmology conferences.

With a quiet determination nurtured since childhood to serve her home state, Dr Richa Nyodu will soon be returning to Itanagar, bringing with her advanced training, expertise, and a deep commitment to strengthening eye-care services in Arunachal Pradesh.

Her journey stands as an inspiration to aspiring medical professionals across the state, reflecting dedication, excellence, and a heartfelt desire to give back to society.

04/02/2026
A few glimpses of the 77th Republic Day observed at Bakin Pertin Zonal General Hospital & Training Centre Pasighat.PC:KD
26/01/2026

A few glimpses of the 77th Republic Day observed at Bakin Pertin Zonal General Hospital & Training Centre Pasighat.

PC:KD

  - Moves Closer to Setting Up a Medical College.
14/08/2025

- Moves Closer to Setting Up a Medical College.

 Kolkata doctor waives ₹7 lakh bill for 6-year-old Mizoram girl’s heart surgeryDr. Mrinalendu Das of RN Tagore Hospital,...
12/08/2025



Kolkata doctor waives ₹7 lakh bill for 6-year-old Mizoram girl’s heart surgery

Dr. Mrinalendu Das of RN Tagore Hospital, Kolkata, has won hearts across Mizoram by ensuring life-saving surgery for six-year-old Cicilya Laltleipuii, even when her family could not afford the full cost.

Cicilya, the eldest of three children from the remote village of Dilzawl, was born into deep poverty. Her father is a farmer, and the family still lives without electricity. She has suffered seizures from a young age, and in 2018 doctors discovered she had a hole in her heart. Although treatment outside Mizoram was advised, her family could not afford it until the Zo Inspiration Foundation, a Mizoram-based charity, took up her case and began fundraising.

In January 2025, she was taken to RN Tagore Hospital, where she underwent her first surgery. After returning to Aizawl, her health deteriorated in May due to serious complications. Doctors warned she would not survive beyond two months without another operation. She was rushed back to Kolkata and underwent her second surgery on July 21, 2025.

Her total medical expenses reached nearly ₹13 lakh. Donations through the Zo Inspiration Foundation covered ₹6.25 lakh, while Dr. Das and the hospital waived the remaining ₹7,24,892. Cicilya was discharged on July 30 and returned to her village, reachable only by boat during the monsoon season.

The Zo Inspiration Foundation hailed Dr. Das as “an angel sent by God” in a Facebook post that has since gone viral, with hundreds praising his generosity and the hospital’s support.

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News Source: EastMojo
Pic Source: Zo Inspiration Facebook Post

Another feat &c: arteriovenous fistula surgery
22/07/2025

Another feat &c: arteriovenous fistula surgery

Today July, 1stThe Government of India designated July 1 as National Doctor's Day in 1991. This day marks the birth anni...
01/07/2025

Today July, 1st

The Government of India designated July 1 as National Doctor's Day in 1991. This day marks the birth anniversary of renowned physician and the second Chief Minister of West Bengal, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy. Dr. Roy is remembered not only for his contributions to medicine but also for his role in shaping modern healthcare in India.

A Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was conducted at Blood Centre, BPGH Pasighat, today. Dr. Mope Loyi, Forensic Specialist,...
13/05/2025

A Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was conducted at Blood Centre, BPGH Pasighat, today. Dr. Mope Loyi, Forensic Specialist, BPGH and his awesome team at the Galo Welfare Society in East Siang District have been rocking it for years with their annual Voluntary Blood Donation Camp, which honors the memory of Late Dr. M Loyi, the former GWS president. It's pretty amazing how many lives they've saved – just think of all the patients at the BPGH Blood Centre in Pasighat who rely on these donations! Each blood unit represents not just a lifeline for someone in need but also a whole lot of gratitude from those recipients. Dr. Y R Darang, the medical superintendent of BPGH, showed up to lend her support and cheer on the team, highlighting how crucial their work is. It's heartwarming to see such dedication to the community, and you can bet those unknown blessings are pouring in for all the selfless donors out there!

Unfurling of the Tricolur during India's 76th Republic Day Celebration at BPGH & TC Pasighat.
26/01/2025

Unfurling of the Tricolur during India's 76th Republic Day Celebration at BPGH & TC Pasighat.

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