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Anna Hazare Discharged From Mumbai Hospital

Anna Hazare discharged, wants to serve people till 100. Health improved after 10-day hospital stay.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 10 September 2026 at 06:33 pm
Anna Hazare Discharged From Mumbai Hospital

Veteran social activist Anna Hazare was discharged from Bombay Hospital in Mumbai on Thursday, ten days after he was admitted with complaints of urinary infection.

On being discharged, Hazare expressed his desire to continue serving the people as long as he is alive. He stated that his health has improved and he aims to live up to 100 years.

Hazare, who is 90 years old, said that he has dedicated his life to the service of the people and the nation. He emphasized that service means selfless action and that performing actions with a selfless mindset is similar to the worship of God.

The veteran activist was admitted to the hospital due to severe dehydration and viral illness, which led to urinary problems. Dr Gautam Bhansali, under whose care Hazare was admitted, said that his creatinine level had increased, leading to a urine infection.

Hazare's supporters and well-wishers across the nation had expressed concern and prayed for his speedy recovery. He is one of India's most prominent anti-corruption crusaders and social reformers, known for transforming his native village, Ralegan Siddhi in Maharashtra, into a model village.

Hazare's pioneering initiatives in watershed development, afforestation, rural self-reliance, and addiction eradication have gained recognition. He has stated that he is not concerned about his bank balance and has not kept any money for himself, despite availing schemes.

For Hazare, service to people is what matters, and he wants to continue serving until he turns 100 years old. His dedication to the service of the people and the nation is an inspiration to many.

The discharge of Anna Hazare from the hospital is a relief to his supporters and well-wishers. His commitment to serving the people is a testament to his selfless nature and his desire to make a positive impact on society.

In conclusion, Anna Hazare's discharge from the hospital is a significant development, and his desire to continue serving the people is a reflection of his dedication to the nation. His legacy as a social reformer and anti-corruption crusader continues to inspire many, and his commitment to service is a shining example of selfless action.

Frequently asked questions

Why was Anna Hazare admitted to the hospital?

Anna Hazare was admitted to the hospital due to severe dehydration and viral illness, which led to urinary problems.

What is Anna Hazare's aim?

Anna Hazare's aim is to serve the people as long as he is alive and to live up to 100 years.

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