Sharad Pawar, 85, was discharged from Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital on Saturday, 7 November, in a stable condition. He will continue treatment at home.
He had a bronchitis attack and a chest infection, his doctor, Dr Pratit Samdani, said. Both are now improving.
"Given his age, a few additional instructions have been provided. He is very compliant," Samdani said.
Pawar fell ill on 2 November while touring drought-hit areas of Solapur district, with a cough and chest discomfort.
He was first admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune, discharged on 4 November, and moved to Breach Candy the same day.
At Ruby Hall, he was kept under observation after complaining of chest pain while coughing and breathing.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy CM Eknath Shinde visited him on 6 November. Shinde said he was recovering well.
This was his third hospital stay in 2026. He has gone home to his Silver Oak residence in Mumbai to rest.
His family has not said when the NCP (SP) chief will return to public engagements.
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