Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Anna Hazare discharged after 10-day Mumbai hospital treatment
Anna Hazare was sick and stayed in a Mumbai hospital for 10 days.
Doctors said he had a viral illness and a urine infection.
The illness also made him severely dehydrated.
Doctors gave him antibiotics and other medicines.
By Thursday, he had no fever.
His urine infection had also cleared.
The doctors said he was fit to leave.
Hazare said he was returning to his village, Ralegan Siddhi.
Anna Hazare was discharged from Bombay Hospital in Mumbai after 10 days of treatment.
Doctors said he had recovered from an acute viral illness and urinary infection.
His illness caused severe dehydration, and he received antibiotics and other medicines.
Hazare was admitted on August 31 after being brought from Ralegan Siddhi.
He said he was doing well and would return to his village in Ahilyanagar.
- Who
- Social activist Anna Hazare, treated by doctors at Bombay Hospital.
- What
- Hazare was discharged after treatment for an acute viral illness, severe dehydration and a urinary infection.
- When
- He was admitted on the night of August 31 and discharged on September 10, after 10 days of treatment.
- Where
- Bombay Hospital in Mumbai; he was returning to Ralegan Siddhi village in Ahilyanagar district.
- Why
- He was hospitalized because of an acute viral infection, severe dehydration and a urinary infection.
- Patient
- Anna Hazare
- Hospital
- Bombay Hospital, Mumbai
- Admission
- Night of August 31
- Discharge
- September 10, after 10 days of treatment
- Reported conditions
- Acute viral illness and urinary infection
- Treatment
- Antibiotics and other medicines
- Discharge status
- No fever, no urine infection, and medically fit for discharge