Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Sonia Gandhi Stable, Responding to Treatment
Sonia Gandhi, a leader from the Congress party, was admitted to the hospital on Monday night because she was having trouble breathing.
The doctors found out that her asthma was acting up because of the cold weather and pollution in Delhi.
She is now stable and doing well with the treatment she is receiving.
The doctors are taking care of her with medicines and will decide when she can go home, likely in a day or two.
This is not a serious situation, but the doctors wanted to keep an eye on her to make sure she gets better soon.
Sonia Gandhi was admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital on Monday night due to respiratory discomfort.
Her bronchial asthma was mildly exacerbated by cold weather and pollution in Delhi.
She is currently stable and responding well to treatment with antibiotics and supportive medications.
Doctors will decide on her discharge based on her clinical progress, likely in a day or two.
This admission is a precautionary measure due to her chronic cough and the prevailing pollution levels.
- Who
- Sonia Gandhi, Congress MP and parliamentary party chairperson
- What
- Admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital for respiratory discomfort
- When
- Monday night
- Where
- Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi
- Why
- Due to bronchial asthma exacerbated by cold weather and pollution
- Patient
- Sonia Gandhi
- Hospital
- Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
- Admission Date
- Monday night
- Condition
- Stable
- Treatment
- Antibiotics and supportive medications
- Expected Discharge
- In a day or two
- Age
- 79
- Reason for Admission
- Respiratory discomfort due to bronchial asthma exacerbated by cold weather and pollution
