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Abstract The application of modern nanomedicines to enhance wound healing is growing due to their simplicity for topical organization and fast flexibility with molecules that can boost and reinforce the process of healing even in patients with diabetes. The point of the present investigation was to synthesize effective Pterocarpus marsupium heartwood extract/chitosan nanoparticles (PM-CNPs) loaded hydrogel (PM-CNPsH) and evaluate its drug release efficiency, in-vitro anti-microbial activity and wound healing action in streptozotocin administered diabetic rat models. The prepared PM-CNPs further utilized for the preparation of various carbopol hydrogel formulations. Hence, prepared hydrogels are characterized for pH, morphology, consistency, and spreadability; thus, PM-CNPsH-1 is found to be the optimized formulation. In-vivo rats treated with PM-CNPsH-1 displayed significantly much quicker healing of wounds in diabetic and non-diabetic rats. The histological examination revealed re-epithelization and growth of granular tissue and an improvement in collagen deposition. These results indicate the effectiveness of optimized nanocomposites as a potential treatment for curing diabetic wounds.