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RailTel Wins ₹5.67 Crore Contract for Assam Health Management Information System Project
RailTel Wins ₹5.67 Crore Contract for Assam Health Management Information System Project

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RailTel Wins ₹5.67 Crore Contract for Assam Health Management Information System Project

New Delhi: RailTel Corporation of India Ltd, a public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Railways, has secured a ₹5.67 crore contract for the Assam Health Management Information System (HMIS) project. This project is an important step toward strengthening digital healthcare infrastructure and improving connectivity across health facilities in Assam.

The contract highlights RailTel’s growing presence in public digital infrastructure projects beyond its traditional railway communication services.



What Is the Assam HMIS Project?

The Health Management Information System (HMIS) is a digital platform used by governments to collect, store, and analyze health-related data. The Assam HMIS project aims to improve the way health information is managed across the state.

Through this system, hospitals, health centers, and government departments can:

  • Record patient and service data digitally
  • Monitor health schemes and programs in real time
  • Improve planning and decision-making in healthcare

The project will help Assam’s health department move away from manual reporting and adopt a technology-driven healthcare management system.


Role of RailTel in the Project

Under this ₹5.67 crore contract, RailTel will be responsible for providing digital infrastructure and connectivity support for the HMIS platform. The company is known for its strong telecom network and experience in handling large government IT projects.

RailTel’s key responsibilities are expected to include:

  • Setting up secure data connectivity
  • Supporting IT infrastructure for HMIS operations
  • Ensuring reliable communication between health facilities

With its nationwide optical fiber network, RailTel is well-positioned to support such mission-critical projects.


Why This Project Is Important for Assam

Assam has a mix of urban and remote rural areas, where access to quality healthcare remains a challenge. Digital solutions like HMIS can help bridge this gap.

Key benefits for Assam include:

  • Better healthcare monitoring: Authorities can track health services more accurately
  • Improved transparency: Digital records reduce errors and delays
  • Faster decision-making: Real-time data helps in emergency planning
  • Stronger rural outreach: Connectivity enables better service delivery in remote areas

The project supports the broader goal of digital inclusion in healthcare, especially in northeastern states.


Alignment with India’s Digital Health Vision

The Assam HMIS project aligns with India’s national push toward Digital Health and e-Governance. The government has been encouraging the use of technology to improve public service delivery under initiatives like:

  • Digital India
  • National Digital Health Mission (NDHM)
  • Smart governance programs

By awarding this contract to RailTel, the government is leveraging a trusted PSU to build a secure and scalable digital health infrastructure.


Impact on RailTel Corporation

Winning the Assam HMIS contract strengthens RailTel’s position as a key player in non-railway digital projects. Over the past few years, RailTel has expanded into areas such as:

  • E-governance
  • Healthcare IT
  • Education and smart city projects

Business impact for RailTel:

  • Adds to its order book
  • Boosts non-railway revenue streams
  • Enhances its reputation in public sector digital transformation

Such projects also help RailTel reduce dependence on railway-related communication services.


Growing Demand for Digital Health Infrastructure

The healthcare sector in India is increasingly adopting digital tools. From online health records to telemedicine, technology is playing a major role in improving efficiency.

Projects like Assam HMIS show:

  • Rising government spending on health IT systems
  • Increased focus on data-driven healthcare
  • Growing role of PSUs and IT firms in public health projects

This trend is expected to continue as states modernize their healthcare systems.


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