According to the Indian Embassy, ​​the BHISHM complex was donated to the Ministry of Defense of Kyrgyzstan by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh during his official visit to Bishkek on April 28, 2026.

BHISHM (Bharat Health Initiative for Sahyog, Hita, and Maitri) is a key element of the Aarogya Maitri humanitarian program initiated by the Government of India. The project aims to provide emergency medical assistance to partner countries in the aftermath of natural disasters, major accidents, armed conflicts, and other crises.

The mobile hospital is a fully self-contained field medical complex. It consists of 72 compact modules weighing less than 20 kilograms each, allowing for rapid transportation even to hard-to-reach areas.

Once deployed, the hospital can simultaneously treat up to 200 casualties, including patients with severe burns, traumatic brain injuries, spinal fractures, gunshot wounds, and other serious injuries.

The complex is equipped with modern medical equipment, including portable ventilators, patient monitors, laboratory diagnostic equipment, an X-ray system, an operating suite, mobile resuscitation units, surgical instruments, as well as generators and life support equipment.

One of the distinctive features of BHISHM is its use of digital technology. All equipment is equipped with RFID tags, allowing for location tracking, inventory control, and expiration dates.

The system is controlled via a dedicated mobile app with assembly instructions and training materials in several languages.

The system uses data analysis and artificial intelligence technologies to coordinate the work of medical specialists.