Tilak Hospital and Research Centre is not a 500-bed corporate hospital, and for the neighbourhoods along Agra Road on Jaipur’s eastern edge, that is exactly why it matters. It is a private, community-level multi-speciality hospital at Chanakya Puri in Paldi Meena, and it has been treating local families since 2011. Most people come here for the everyday and moderately serious problems that make up the bulk of medical care: fevers and infections, pregnancies and deliveries, fractures, hernias and piles, ENT and dental complaints, and routine blood tests and scans. For residents of Paldi Meena, Jamdoli, Khania, Goner Road, and nearby villages, it saves a long drive into central Jaipur for problems that can be handled closer to home.
| Quick Facts | Details |
| Full name | Tilak Hospital & Research Centre |
| Address | A-1, Chanakya Puri, Agra Road, Paldi Meena, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302031, India |
| Pin code note | Some directories list 302004 or 302016; the hospital’s own website uses 302031 |
| Locality | Paldi Meena, on the Jaipur–Agra highway (Agra Road), eastern Jaipur |
| In service since | 2011 |
| Director | Ajay Tanwar |
| Type | Private, multi-speciality community hospital |
| Main departments | General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, ENT, Dentistry, Laparoscopic Surgery, Urology |
| Other care listed | Endocrinology, piles treatment, maternal and neonatal support, women’s wellness |
| Diagnostics | Pathology laboratory, X-ray, ultrasonography (USG) |
| Landline | 0141-2682326 |
| Mobile | +91 82909 97771 / +91 98294 43382 |
| Emergency contact | +91 98288 67771 |
| tilakhospital@yahoo.com | |
| Nearest main railway station | Jaipur Junction, roughly 12–15 km west |
| Nearest airport | Jaipur International Airport, Sanganer, roughly 15–20 km southwest |
| Time zone | IST, UTC+5:30 (no daylight saving) |
| Official website | tilakhospitalandresearchcentre.in |
Where It Sits on Agra Road
Agra Road is the highway that leaves Jaipur heading east towards Dausa, Bharatpur, and eventually Agra. Past the busy stretch around Transport Nagar and Khania, the city thins into a string of colonies, farmland, and small commercial strips. Paldi Meena is one of them. Chanakya Puri, where the hospital stands at plot A-1, is a residential colony on the highway side.
This location shapes who uses the hospital. Its patients include:
- Local colony residents from Paldi Meena, Chanakya Puri, and adjoining areas who want a nearby doctor.
- Families from surrounding villages along the highway, for whom central Jaipur is a long and expensive trip.
- Highway travellers and transport workers, since Agra Road carries heavy truck and bus traffic.
- Mothers-to-be looking for antenatal care and delivery closer to home.
From central Jaipur, the drive is usually 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic around Ghat Gate, Galta Gate, and Transport Nagar. Autos and shared vehicles run along Agra Road, and city buses heading out towards Kanota and Bassi pass through the area. When calling a cab, “Tilak Hospital, Chanakya Puri, Paldi Meena, Agra Road” is enough for most drivers.
Departments and What They Handle
General Medicine
This is the busiest department in any community hospital. Physicians here see fevers (including the seasonal waves of dengue, malaria, and viral fever common in Jaipur after the monsoon), diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid problems, respiratory infections, stomach complaints, and general check-ups. Patients who need admission for monitoring or intravenous treatment can usually be managed on-site.
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Maternity care is one of the hospital’s main services. The hospital describes its obstetrics work as covering maternal care with neonatal support and women’s wellness programmes. In practice, this typically means:
- Antenatal check-ups and pregnancy monitoring
- Normal deliveries and caesarean sections
- Postnatal care for mother and baby
- Treatment of menstrual problems, PCOS, infections, and other gynaecological conditions
General and Laparoscopic Surgery
The surgical team handles common operations such as hernia repair, appendix and gallbladder removal, piles and fissure treatment, and minor procedures. Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery is available. It generally means smaller cuts, less pain, and a quicker return to work, which matters a great deal for daily-wage earners and small business owners.
Orthopaedics
The orthopaedics department treats fractures, sprains, joint pain, back pain, and injuries, including the road and workplace accidents common along a busy highway.
Paediatrics
Child specialists handle fevers, infections, vaccinations, nutrition concerns, and newborn check-ups. This works closely with the maternity service, since many babies born at the hospital are followed up here.
ENT, Dentistry, and Urology
These outpatient-heavy departments cover ear infections, sinus problems, tonsils, dental pain and treatment, and urinary complaints such as kidney stones and prostate symptoms.
Diagnostics Under One Roof
Tilak Hospital runs its own diagnostic services, so most routine tests don’t require a separate trip:
- Pathology laboratory for blood counts, sugar tests, liver and kidney function, thyroid profiles, fever panels, and urine tests.
- X-ray for fractures, chest infections, and joint problems.
- Ultrasonography (USG) for pregnancy scans, abdominal pain, kidney stones, and gynaecological evaluation.
Having the lab, X-ray, and ultrasound in the same building means a patient can often see the doctor, get tested, and return with results in one visit.
Knowing When a Bigger Hospital Is the Better Choice
Neighbourhood hospitals do their best work when patients know what they can and cannot handle. Tilak Hospital does not publicly list services such as a cath lab, neurosurgery, advanced cancer treatment, or a large trauma unit. For those needs, patients are generally better served by one of Jaipur’s larger centres, such as the government-run SMS (Sawai Man Singh) Hospital in the city or one of the big private tertiary hospitals.
Go directly to a major hospital, or call an ambulance, for:
- Crushing chest pain, sudden breathlessness, or signs of a heart attack
- Sudden weakness on one side of the body, slurred speech, or a drooping face (possible stroke)
- Serious head injury or multiple injuries from a road accident
- Heavy bleeding that won’t stop
- A newborn who is very premature or has serious breathing problems
A community hospital like Tilak is often the right first stop for:
- Fever, infections, and routine illness
- Pregnancy care and uncomplicated deliveries
- Common surgeries such as hernia, appendix, gallbladder, and piles
- Simple fractures and minor injuries
- Routine blood tests, X-rays, and ultrasound scans
When in doubt, call the hospital first. The staff can tell you whether to come in or go straight to a larger centre, which can save precious time in a real emergency.
Questions Worth Asking Before a Delivery or Surgery
Detailed information about smaller hospitals often isn’t published online, so asking directly is the best way to know what to expect. Before a planned delivery or operation, ask about:
- Newborn care. Is there a paediatrician available around the clock, and what arrangements exist if the baby needs a NICU?
- Night coverage. Are an anaesthetist and a gynaecologist or surgeon available at night if an emergency caesarean or operation is needed?
- Blood availability. Where does the hospital get blood in an emergency, and should family members be ready to donate?
- Referral tie-ups. Which larger hospital would you be sent to if something goes wrong, and does the hospital arrange transport?
- Package costs. Is there a fixed price for a normal delivery, a caesarean, or a specific surgery, and what does it include?
- Scheme coverage. Is the hospital empanelled under Rajasthan’s Mukhyamantri Ayushman Arogya (MAA) Yojana or the Rajasthan Government Health Scheme (RGHS)? If you are covered by either, confirm this before admission.
These questions are not a sign of distrust. Any good hospital will answer them clearly, and the answers help your family plan.
Contact and Booking
| Purpose | Contact |
| Hospital landline | 0141-2682326 |
| Mobile / appointments | +91 82909 97771 |
| Alternate mobile | +91 98294 43382 |
| Emergency contact | +91 98288 67771 |
| tilakhospital@yahoo.com |
For OPD visits, call ahead to confirm which specialist is available on which day. Visiting consultants at smaller hospitals often hold clinics only on certain days of the week.
Practical Pointers for Patients from the Agra Road Belt
- Carry all previous prescriptions and reports, including any from other hospitals.
- Bring ID and any health scheme card (MAA Yojana, RGHS, or private insurance) on your first visit.
- Have the hospital’s number saved before you need it. A quick call during an emergency can tell you whether to come here or head to a larger hospital.
- Plan around highway traffic. Agra Road gets congested near Transport Nagar and Khania, especially in the evening.
- Keep a family member available during admissions, since smaller hospitals rely on attendants to buy medicines and handle paperwork.
- Ask for a written bill estimate before planned surgery or delivery.
- Watch for seasonal fever outbreaks. After the monsoon, OPDs fill up with dengue and viral fever cases, so go early in the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the address of Tilak Hospital and Research Centre Jaipur?
A-1, Chanakya Puri, Agra Road, Paldi Meena, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302031.
Q2. What is the phone number of Tilak Hospital Jaipur?
Call 0141-2682326 or +91 82909 97771.
Q3. Is there an emergency number for Tilak Hospital?
Yes. The emergency contact is +91 98288 67771.
Q4. Since when has Tilak Hospital been operating?
The hospital has been serving patients since 2011.
Q5. Which departments are available at Tilak Hospital?
General medicine, general and laparoscopic surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, orthopaedics, ENT, dentistry, and urology.
Q6. Does Tilak Hospital handle deliveries?
Yes. Maternity care, including deliveries and neonatal support, is one of its main services.
Q7. Does Tilak Hospital have a lab and ultrasound facility?
Yes. It has an in-house pathology lab, X-ray, and ultrasonography.
Q8. Is Tilak Hospital empanelled under the MAA Yojana or RGHS?
Call the hospital to confirm current empanelment before admission, since scheme lists change.
Q9. How far is Tilak Hospital from Jaipur Junction?
It is roughly 12–15 km, typically 30–45 minutes by road.
Q10. Who is the director of Tilak Hospital and Research Centre?
The hospital is directed by Ajay Tanwar.
