Army Base Hospital, New Delhi

 Shri Nathji along with Priya Nathji visited the Army Base Hospital on September 6, 1981. Dr. Brigadier Talwar who was in change of the Military Hospital at the Delhi Cantonment had provided facilities for IVP tests for the kidneys and X-Rays.
Priya Nath could not bear to see Shri Nathji’s dear, gentle body subjected to such rigorous medical treatment. The IVP which began with an injection into the bloodstream, made Shri Nathji very ill until he was vomiting there, and the doctor in charge used harsh measures to stop the vomiting–all of which caused intense agony to Priya Nath, who could not believe that all this was happening to Shri Nathji, whose body he had guarded so very carefully throughout the years. The doctor asked Priya Nath to go out of the room, but Priya Nath would not leave Shri Nathji’s side.
And then came the results of the X-Rays and the IVP test – cancer! It had spread to the pelvic bones and was in its last stage. Another dreadful finding that made Priya Nath almost faint with shock was that there was no left kidney or else it had stopped functioning due to the cancer.
This was too great a blow for Priya Nath to bear – but Shri Nathji was the least concerned and continued to speak to the Talwars and the military doctors there, telling them that if it were not for the illness he would never have had the chance of giving his blessings directly to them.
The doctor in the IVP unit expressed his deep sorrow at causing Shri Nathji discomfort, and asked for his blessings. Shri Nathji’s presence in the hospital was in consonance with his divine plan to bless as much of humanity as he could for the duration of his avatar upon earth.
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Army Base Hospital, is located at Delhi Cantt Metro Station, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Cantt, Delhi-110010.
The Army Base Hospital in Delhi Cantt has British origins, established as a tertiary care center, and was later designated as Military Hospital in 1948, renamed Army Hospital in 1970, and eventually Army Hospital (Research & Referral). While its roots go back to British times, the facility has been continuously evolving, with major modernization and redevelopments happening more recently