Beginning of The Medical Centre
Later the Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association assumed direct management of the Hoskote Mission and renamed it Hoskote Mission and Medical Centre. Rev. E.J. George was appointed as the missionary in charge and Dr. (Mrs.) Sophy George as its Medical Superintendent. They arrived at the field in June 1965. At a function presided over by Most Rev. Juhanon Mar Thoma Metropolitan, the Health Minister of Karnataka inaugurated the Medical Centre on 11 July 1965.
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