Sharad Pawar discharged from Mumbai hospital to continue recovery at home

Health · First reported 7 Nov, 06:37 · Updated 07:10

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Sharad Pawar was discharged from Breach Candy Hospital in a stable condition after treatment for bronchitis and a chest infection, his doctor said. Reports also noted visits and calls from political figures, while centre-side headlines highlighted Parth Pawar’s visit and renewed merger speculation.

Pawar was discharged from Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital on Saturday in stable condition and was to continue treatment at home.
His doctor said Pawar had been treated for bronchitis and a chest infection, which were improving; he was advised to continue medication and take additional precautions.
The report says Pawar was first admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune on November 2, discharged on November 4, and admitted to Breach Candy Hospital that same day.
The reports mention visits or contact from political leaders and other prominent figures, including a phone call from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
A centre-side headline says Parth Pawar visited after the discharge and NCP leaders gathered at Silver Oak, amid merger speculation.

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Key facts

Discharge: Saturday, from Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai; stable condition.
Reported illnesses: Bronchitis and a chest infection, described by his doctor as improving.
Home care: Continue treatment and take additional precautions, the doctor said.
Hospital sequence: Admitted in Pune on November 2; discharged November 4 and admitted to the Mumbai hospital the same day.