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JP Nadda Stable at AIIMS Delhi After Cardiac Tests, Undergoes Observation

Union Health Minister JP Nadda was admitted to AIIMS Delhi's cardiology department after experiencing uneasiness. He underwent tests including a coronary angiography on the evening of August 13. AIIMS confirmed he is currently stable and under observation. The minister's condition is being closely monitored by medical staff.

Union Minister JP Nadda stable, under observation at AIIMS Delhi after uneasiness

New Delhi, August 14

Union Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda is currently stable and has been admitted to the Department of Cardiology at AIIMS, Delhi, for observation after he was evaluated for uneasiness with tests, including a coronary angiography.

According to the press release issued by AIIMS, Nadda was evaluated for uneasiness on the evening of August 13 and underwent tests including a coronary angiography.

"Shri JP Nadda, Hon'ble Minister of Health and Family Welfare, was evaluated for uneasiness with tests including a coronary angiography on the evening of 13th August 2026. He is currently stable and admitted for observation in the Dept of Cardiology," AIIMS said in the press release.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Sarah B

Wishing Minister Nadda a speedy recovery. It's reassuring that he's in good hands at AIIMS Delhi. Healthcare leaders need to take care of their own health too! 💙

Aditi M

Heart issues are no joke, and this shows that even our leaders are vulnerable. I appreciate the transparency from AIIMS. Get well soon, sir. 🙏

James A

A coronary angiography sounds serious. Glad to hear he's stable. Health should always come first, no matter how busy you are. Wishing him a full recovery.

Vikram M

As a health minister, he should practice what he preaches - regular checkups and stress management. But I'm glad he got timely medical attention at AIIMS. Hope he rests and recovers completely. 🌟

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