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Hazare's condition fairly stable: Doctors
The condition of Anna Hazare admitted to a hospital here with complaints of breathlessness and high blood pressure is "fairly stable", doctors said today.
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Anna Hazare undergoes medical tests at Gurgaon hospital
Hospital sources say Anna has high blood pressure and severe headache and his body has swollen. Team Anna members Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia met the 74-year-old activist at the hospital.
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Anna hospitalised in Pune without police cover
Despite Intelligence Bureau inputs on a possible terror threat to anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, there remain serious issues with his security. It seems Mr Hazare's close aides took the decision to shift him overnight to Sancheti Hospital in the city on December 31 without even caring to inform the police.
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Anna Hazare discharged from hospital in Pune
Veteran anti-graft activist Anna Hazare has been discharged from a hospital in Pune after undergoing treatment for acute bronchitis for a week.
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Anna won't campaign in poll-bound states till he recovers fully: Kiran Bedi
As the Congress gears up for assembly elections in five states including Uttar Pradesh, Kiran Bedi today said that anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare would not campaign in the states going to polls since his health did not permit him to do so.
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I'm fine, there is no need to worry: Anna
Recuperating in a private hospital in Pune, activist Anna Hazare on Sunday asked his supporters not to worry about his health saying he will be alright in a few days even as doctors attending on him said he should not go on fast for at least one month.
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Anna admitted to hospital in Pune for check-up; health improving
Veteran anti-graft activist Anna Hazare was admitted to a private hospital in Pune today for medical treatment on the advice of his doctors.
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Anna to be hospitalised on Sunday for check-up; core committee meeting postponed
Doctors attending to activist Anna Hazare have said that the 74-year-old will be admitted to Pune hospital on Sunday morning for check-up.
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Anna's village worried about his health, will visit him today
Concerned about Anna Hazare's health, villagers of Ralegan Siddhi will arrive in Mumbai on Wednesday. "About seven to eight vehicles, carrying people of Ralegan, including the village sarpanch, will reach Mumbai tomorrow," Mr Hazare's associate Datta Awari said.
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Anna's plans to fast worry doctors, close aides
As Anna Hazare plans to embark on yet another fast over the Lokpal Bill, his hunger strike this time around is emerging as a major cause for concern. His associates are worried that the proposed fast, his third this year, may seriously hamper his health.
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Anna advised 2-day rest, will leave for Delhi on Saturday
Social activist Anna Hazare has been advised to take two days of 'complete rest' on health grounds, his close aide said today. "The doctor attending on Hazare has advised him two days of complete rest on medical grounds," Hazare's close aide Suresh Pathare said.
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Hundreds step forward to pay Anna's medical bills
Hundreds of Anna Hazare supporters have stepped forward to pay the activist's hospital bill if the 74-year-old is charged. The help poured in a day after a news report on the ambiguity over the veteran activist's medical bills for treatment at a Gurgaon-based hospital.
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Anna's 13-day-long fast leaves doctors baffled
More than 12 days after breaking his fast, Anna Hazare has been taken to the Medanta Medicity Hospital in Gurgaon. Doctors expect him to be in hospital for a couple of days.
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Give up fast: Thackeray appeals to Hazare
Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray has appealed to Anna Hazare to give up his fast since it has succeeded in "awakening the nation and rattling the government". In a letter to Mr Hazare on Wednesday, Mr Thackeray said that there was no need for him to stop the anti-corruption agitation but only end the fast in view of his failing health.
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Jan Lokpal Bill row: Back to Square One, says grim Team Anna; incorrect, counters government
Anna Hazare on Jan Lokpal Bill: After meeting for a whopping three hours, leaders of all major political parties have together appealed to Anna Hazare to end his hunger strike against corruption. He has refused. "If anything happens to Anna, the government will be responsible," warned Anna's close aide, Arvind Kejriwal, at the massive camp set up i...
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Hazare's condition fairly stable: Doctors
The condition of Anna Hazare admitted to a hospital here with complaints of breathlessness and high blood pressure is "fairly stable", doctors said today.
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Anna Hazare undergoes medical tests at Gurgaon hospital
Hospital sources say Anna has high blood pressure and severe headache and his body has swollen. Team Anna members Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia met the 74-year-old activist at the hospital.
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Anna hospitalised in Pune without police cover
Despite Intelligence Bureau inputs on a possible terror threat to anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, there remain serious issues with his security. It seems Mr Hazare's close aides took the decision to shift him overnight to Sancheti Hospital in the city on December 31 without even caring to inform the police.
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Anna Hazare discharged from hospital in Pune
Veteran anti-graft activist Anna Hazare has been discharged from a hospital in Pune after undergoing treatment for acute bronchitis for a week.
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Anna won't campaign in poll-bound states till he recovers fully: Kiran Bedi
As the Congress gears up for assembly elections in five states including Uttar Pradesh, Kiran Bedi today said that anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare would not campaign in the states going to polls since his health did not permit him to do so.
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I'm fine, there is no need to worry: Anna
Recuperating in a private hospital in Pune, activist Anna Hazare on Sunday asked his supporters not to worry about his health saying he will be alright in a few days even as doctors attending on him said he should not go on fast for at least one month.
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Anna admitted to hospital in Pune for check-up; health improving
Veteran anti-graft activist Anna Hazare was admitted to a private hospital in Pune today for medical treatment on the advice of his doctors.
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Anna to be hospitalised on Sunday for check-up; core committee meeting postponed
Doctors attending to activist Anna Hazare have said that the 74-year-old will be admitted to Pune hospital on Sunday morning for check-up.
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Anna's village worried about his health, will visit him today
Concerned about Anna Hazare's health, villagers of Ralegan Siddhi will arrive in Mumbai on Wednesday. "About seven to eight vehicles, carrying people of Ralegan, including the village sarpanch, will reach Mumbai tomorrow," Mr Hazare's associate Datta Awari said.
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Anna's plans to fast worry doctors, close aides
As Anna Hazare plans to embark on yet another fast over the Lokpal Bill, his hunger strike this time around is emerging as a major cause for concern. His associates are worried that the proposed fast, his third this year, may seriously hamper his health.
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Anna advised 2-day rest, will leave for Delhi on Saturday
Social activist Anna Hazare has been advised to take two days of 'complete rest' on health grounds, his close aide said today. "The doctor attending on Hazare has advised him two days of complete rest on medical grounds," Hazare's close aide Suresh Pathare said.
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Hundreds step forward to pay Anna's medical bills
Hundreds of Anna Hazare supporters have stepped forward to pay the activist's hospital bill if the 74-year-old is charged. The help poured in a day after a news report on the ambiguity over the veteran activist's medical bills for treatment at a Gurgaon-based hospital.
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Anna's 13-day-long fast leaves doctors baffled
More than 12 days after breaking his fast, Anna Hazare has been taken to the Medanta Medicity Hospital in Gurgaon. Doctors expect him to be in hospital for a couple of days.
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Give up fast: Thackeray appeals to Hazare
Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray has appealed to Anna Hazare to give up his fast since it has succeeded in "awakening the nation and rattling the government". In a letter to Mr Hazare on Wednesday, Mr Thackeray said that there was no need for him to stop the anti-corruption agitation but only end the fast in view of his failing health.
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Jan Lokpal Bill row: Back to Square One, says grim Team Anna; incorrect, counters government
Anna Hazare on Jan Lokpal Bill: After meeting for a whopping three hours, leaders of all major political parties have together appealed to Anna Hazare to end his hunger strike against corruption. He has refused. "If anything happens to Anna, the government will be responsible," warned Anna's close aide, Arvind Kejriwal, at the massive camp set up i...
