Lata Mangeshkar Medical Foundation to set up 1000-bed hospital in Pune

Written By :  Rumela Sarkar
Published On 2025-10-07 12:17 GMT   |   Update On 2025-10-07 12:17 GMT

Lata Mangeshkar’s Legacy Inspires 1000-Bed Super-Speciality Hospital in Pune

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Pune: In a tribute befitting the legendary singer, the Lata Mangeshkar Medical Foundation (LMMF) has announced plans to set up a 1000-bed super-speciality hospital in Nandoshi, off Sinhagad Road in Pune. The ambitious project will be named the Lata Mangeshkar Institute of Medical Sciences (LMIMS), is being envisioned as one of Asia’s largest medical facilities. 

Dr Dhananjay Kelkar, Trustee of LMMF, confirmed that the foundation has submitted the necessary plans to local authorities. Speaking to the Indian Express, he said, “Plans have been submitted to authorities for permission, and we hope to commence the work in December this year. The aim is to make it one of Asia’s largest hospitals.”

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The announcement followed a tribute event — Mee Lata Dinanath — held in Pune on September 28, marking the 96th birth anniversary of the iconic singer. During the program, her brother and renowned music composer Hridaynath Mangeshkar formally announced the project. He called the initiative a fitting tribute to his sister’s unmatched contributions to Indian music and culture.

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Speaking to Hindustan Times, he said, “Lata didi carried forward our father’s legacy by nurturing the Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital. Now, in her memory, we are taking the next step to create one of the finest medical institutes in Asia.”

He revealed that the hospital will be constructed on a 40-acre land parcel. The event featured musical renditions of Lata Mangeshkar’s timeless Marathi and Hindi classics. It saw the presence of several dignitaries, including Maharashtra’s Cultural Minister Ashish Shelar, Member of Parliament Medha Kulkarni, singer Usha Mangeshkar, veteran actor Mohan Joshi, and actress Prajakta Mali.

Dr Kelkar further highlighted that the Lata Mangeshkar Medical Foundation already operates the well-known Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital and Mai Mangeshkar Hospital in Pune, both of which have served the city’s population for over 24 years.

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According to the Indian Express, “We hope to commence the work (on LMIMS)… with a target of early completion. Other medical facilities like rehabilitation hospital, psychiatric hospital, super-speciality medical hospital, museum, and so on are currently being planned,” Dr Kelkar added.

Once completed, the Lata Mangeshkar Institute of Medical Sciences is expected to significantly bolster Pune’s medical infrastructure, offering world-class treatment options.

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