The Master Plan
Before construction began, the hospital was designed as a purpose-built facility: an artist's impression, detailed floor plans and a location map set out what would rise on Tokipur Road.
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From a foundation stone on Tokipur Road to a full-service hospital, eight years in the making. Every photograph below is from the original project archive.

Before construction began, the hospital was designed as a purpose-built facility: an artist's impression, detailed floor plans and a location map set out what would rise on Tokipur Road.
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In March 2017 the foundation stone was laid on Tokipur Road. The ceremony, attended by local well-wishers, marked the official start of construction.
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Foundation laying ceremony, 19 March 2017 (streamed from the original project archive)
A memorandum of understanding signed in April 2017 formalised a key partnership in support of the hospital project.
By August 2017 the site was enclosed. The boundary wall rose along the hospital grounds, with early site works under way.
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Archived footage of the boundary wall construction
The hospital approach road was built in early 2018, connecting the site to Tokipur Road and easing access for construction and, later, patients.
Piling and groundwork for the main ward block began in May 2018 — the first vertical structure of the hospital.
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Ward block construction, 25 May 2018
Site progress, 28 May 2018
Through the summer of 2018 the concrete frame of the ward block rose floor by floor.
By late September 2018 the ground and first floors were clearly visible above the boundary wall.
By October 2018 the full structure stood above the trees, with brickwork following the concrete frame.
In February 2019 attention turned inside: foundations were completed and finishing works progressed across the building.
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Gobindaganj General Hospital was formally inaugurated on 30 January 2025.
Hospital highlights video
On 8 February 2025 the hospital began serving patients — outpatient, emergency, diagnostic and inpatient care, close to home.