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However, the hospital's statement did not specify what the chief minister and former defence minister were being treated for. Parrikar was admitted to Lilavati on Thursday and according to news reports, he was said to be undergoing treatment for mild pancreatitis under the care of oncologist Dr P Jagannath. The Goa chief minister's office was not immediately reachable for a comment.

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Manohar Parrikar re-hospitalised in Goa for dehydration, low blood pressure

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar was hospitalized late on Sunday, after he grumbled of lack of hydration and low blood pressure.In an announcement issued here, the Chief Minister's Office said that Parrikar was admitted to the Goa Medical College close Panaji."The Chief Minister had drying out and was encouraged to get himself admitted to the GMC.

He is well and reacting to treatment," the announcement said.The 62-year-old was conveyed to the GMCH in a wheelchair, the authority stated, including that he was joined by a family member.When reached, Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane said Parrikar was experiencing lack of hydration, yet was reacting to treatment at the GMCH."We have posted master specialists who are checking his wellbeing consistently," Rane said.Parrikar was admitted to the Lilavati Hospital inMumbai on February 15 and was being dealt with for "gentle pancreatitis", the Chief Minister's Office had said earlier.Parrikar was released on February 22, seven days after he was conceded there and treated for a pancreatic ailment.He had introduced a truncated Budget in the Assembly on February 22 upon his arrival to Goa from Mumbai…Read More

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Manohar Parrikar is completely fine and stable, says state minister

Manohar Parrikar is completely fine and stable, says state minister

Panaji, Feb 26 Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar is “completely fine and stable”, a state serve said today, a day after he was admitted to a Goa doctor’s facility following complaints of uneasiness.

Parrikar, 62, was taken to the Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) last evening on a wheelchair.

He was discharged from Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital on February 22, seven days after he was…

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Manohar Parrikar Down With Mild Pancreatitis, Will Be Discharged Soon

Manohar Parrikar Down With Mild Pancreatitis, Will Be Discharged Soon

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Manohar Parrikar is undergoing treatment at the Lilavati hospital in Mumbai

Panaji:  Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who has been hospitalised in Mumbai for mild pancreatitis, is expected to be discharged in a day or two, his office said today.

Manohar Parrikar, who was initially referred to the Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Panaji, was…

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'आपली खुर्ची जाऊ नये म्हणून पर्रीकर मोदींना ब्लॅकमेल करत आहेत'

‘आपली खुर्ची जाऊ नये म्हणून पर्रीकर मोदींना ब्लॅकमेल करत आहेत’

मनोहर पर्रीकर हे गोचीडीसारखे मुख्यमंत्रीपदाला चिकटून बसले असल्याची टीका काँग्रेस नेत्याने केली आहे.पर्रीकर आजारी असूनही ते मुख्यमंत्रीपदाला चिकटून बसले आहेत, ते पंतप्रधान नरेंद्र मोदी यांना राफेल सौद्यावरून ब्लॅकमेल करत या खुर्चीवर कायम राहण्याचा प्रयत्न करत असल्याचाही आरोप या नेत्याने केला आहे. या आरोपांमुळे देशाच्या राजकारणात नवं वादळ उठलं आहे

माजी केंद्रीय मंत्री आणि काँग्रेसचे नेते जयपाल…

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Manohar Parrikar to return to Goa from Mumbai hospital on Wednesday

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, who is currently admitted to a private hospital in Mumbai for a review health check-up, will return to his home state on August 29, his office said in Panaji on Monday.

Parrikar, 62, had flown to Mumbai on August 23 and was admitted to the Lilavati Hospital there.

"Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar to return to Goa on Wednesday," the Chief Minister's Office said in a single-line statement.

Earlier this year, Parrikar had undergone treatment in the US for nearly three months for a pancreatic ailment and returned in the last week of June.

He went to the US again earlier this month for a follow-up.

He then returned to Panaji on August 22 and the next day flew to Mumbai.

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Manohar Parrikar To Leave For US For Medical Treatment

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has been released from Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital and is set to travel to the United States of America (U.S.A.) in the early hours of Wednesday for further medical treatment. The Personal Secretary (PS) to Chief Minister Parrikar, Rupesh Kamat, on Tuesday said, “As advised by the doctors at Lilavati hospital in Mumbai, the chief minister is leaving tonight to U.S.A. for further treatment.”

On Monday, Parrikar had informed that he might travel abroad for curing his medical ailment. In a video message, Parrikar stated that he would travel abroad, depending on the advice given to him by the doctors here, and also thanked the natives of his state for their well wishes.

Before heading to Mumbai, Parrikar, on Monday, called a meeting with state’s chief secretary Dharmendra Sharma and Principal Secretary to CM P. Krishnamurthy and formed a cabinet advisory committee to take administrative decisions in his absence. The former defence minister was hospitalised at the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai on February 15 following mild pancreatitis problems and was discharged from there on February 22.

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Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar was hospitalised again in Mumbai on Monday, 11 days after being discharged following treatment for a pancreatic ailment. Maharashtra Revenue Minister and senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Chandrakant Patil told PTIthat Parrikar was re-admitted to the Lilavati hospital for the next course of his treatment. In a video message, Parrikar, 62, who flew in Mumbai from Panaji earlier in the day, appealed people to continue praying for his health.  “I am thankful for all. In the last 15 days you have been praying for me and you have blessed me because of which I got well and to get fully cured I may go abroad,” Parrikar said in the message.  “The way you have prayed for me and blessed me, I hope to get the same thing during my treatment there. I expect that you all will allow me a leave for some days from the state for the treatment,” he said. Before leaving the Goa capital, he held a meeting with his senior ministers at his private residence in Dona Paula and formed a Cabinet advisory committee to take administrative decisions in his absence. Parrikar had also met Goa chief secretary and the director general of police, before leaving the coastal state. ‘Today, the chief minister is travelling to Mumbai for further medical check-up and based on the doctor’s advice may travel overseas for further treatment,’ the chief minister’s office said in a statement in the morning.He is likely to be shifted to the US for further treatment by Tuesday evening, official sources in Panaji said. Chandrakant Patil, however, said there is no decision yet on moving Parrikar to the US. Parrikar was admitted to the Lilavati Hospital on February 15 where he received treatment for a pancreatic ailment. He was discharged on February 22, and on the same day attended a session of the Goa Legislative Assembly, where he presented the budget and made a brief speech. On February 25, Parrikar was admitted to the Goa Medical College and Hospital after he suffered mild dehydration. He was discharged from the hospital on March 1. After being discharged from the Goa Medical College and Hospital, Parrikar had begun functioning from his home and was clearing files, official sources had said, adding that he was advised a medical check-up for which he left for Mumbai. Before leaving Goa, Parrikar met senior ministers — Francis D’Souza of the BJP, Vijai Sardesai of the Goa Forward Party, Manohar Ajgaonkar of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party, and, Rohan Khaunte and Govind Gawade (both Independents). “The chief minister has formed a Cabinet advisory committee which would guide the state administration on various matters, including financial issues,” Sardesai told reporters outside Parrikar’s residence. The advisory committee comprises Sardesai, D’Souza and Sudin Dhavalikar of the MGP. The MGP and the GFP are allies of the BJP-led Goa government. Parrikar would continue as the chief minister and the committee will be functioning in his absence from the state, Sardesai said. Dhavalikar could not attend the meeting with the chief minister today as he is in New Delhi, leading an all-party delegation on the issue of crisis in the mining industry. Before leaving the state, Parrikar held a meeting with chief secretary Dharmendra Sharma and personal secretary to chief minister P Krishnamurthy and gave instructions to both the officers on urgent and important matters, the CMO confirmed. The chief minister met senior police officers, including Director General of Police Muktesh Chandar, and briefed them on certain issues. He also met officials of the state-run Waste Management Corporation and Goa State Pollution Control Board and briefed them on various issues. The Rediff.com : 6th. Mar,18

GOA CHIEF MINISTER MANOHAR PARRIKAR HOSPITALISED AGAIN IN MUMBAI FOR A PANCREATIC AILMENT : Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar was hospitalised again in Mumbai on Monday, 11 days after being discharged following treatment for a pancreatic ailment.

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Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital issued a statement on Sunday denying rumours regarding the health of Goa's Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. The hospital said Parrikar was responding well to treatment.

However, the hospital's statement did not specify what the chief minister and former defence minister were being treated for. Parrikar was admitted to Lilavati on Thursday and according to news reports, he was said to be undergoing treatment for mild pancreatitis under the care of oncologist Dr P Jagannath. The Goa chief minister's office was not immediately reachable for a comment.

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Manohar Parrikar to travel abroad for medical treatment

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Monday said he would travel abroad for curing his medical ailment.

In a video message, Parrikar stated that he would travel abroad, depending on the advice given to him by the doctors here, and also thanked the natives of his state for their good wishes at his time of recovery.

"I want to thank all Goans for your prayers in the last 15 days. Because of your blessings, I have recovered and I am heading for Mumbai. Depending on what the doctors advise me, I may be going abroad for a few days to cure my ailment. I hope your blessings will continue and that you will allow me to take a few days off for completely curing myself," he said.

On February 15, Parrikar was rushed to the Lilavati Hospital where, according to the CMO, he was diagnosed with “mild pancreatitis.”

Sources close to Parrikar indicated on Monday that his family is already in touch with a health facility in the United States, where he will proceed to, after a brief spell of treatment in Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital.

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Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar admitted to hospital after complaining of dehydration, uneasiness

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar admitted to hospital after complaining of dehydration, uneasiness

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By: Express Web Desk | New Delhi | Updated: February 25, 2018 11:43 pm

Parrikar had flow from Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai to Dabolim airport on Thursday morning to table the Goa budget, taking his party colleagues and allies by surprise. (File)

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikarwas on Sunday evening admitted to Goa…

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PMO is monitoring Parrikar's treatment, he is recovering: DySpeaker

Panaji, Feb 19: The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) is monitoring the medical treatment being given to Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar at Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital, where he has been admitted since February 15, the Deputy Speaker of the state Assembly, Michael Lobo, said here today.

            “The PMO is monitoring the treatment. He (Parrikar) is being given the best of the medical treatment…

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PM Modi visit Lilavati Hospital to meet Goa CM Manohar Parrikar to ask about health

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday visited Lilavati Hospital here to enquire about the health of Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar who is undergoing treatment for a pancreatic ailment.

"Modi was in the hospital for 15 minutes in the evening," a BJP source said.

"The prime minister was accompanied by Union minister Nitin Gadkari and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis," the source told PTI.

Earlier, the hospital authorities said Parrikar is "responding well to treatment".

"It has been brought to our notice (that) various malicious and misleading reports/rumours are floating around in the electronic/print media with regards to his health," a hospital statement read.

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Manohar Parrikar to go to Mumbai for checkup, may even go abroad for treatment: CMO

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar will go to Mumbai today for a health check-up and if needed, may even go abroad for further treatment, his office said.

Before heading to Mumbai, he called a meeting of his governments senior ministers at his private residence in Dona Paula near here and formed a cabinet advisory committee to take administrative decisions in his absence.

Parrikar was admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai on February 15 where he received treatment for a pancreatic ailment. He was discharged on February 22, and on the same day attended a session of the Goa Legislative Assembly, where he presented the budget and made a brief speech.

The session was truncated to four days owing to Parrikar’s illness.

On February 25, the chief minister was admitted to Goa Medical College and Hospital after he suffered mild dehydration. He was discharged from the hospital on March 1.

“Today, the chief minister is travelling to Mumbai for further medical checkup and based on the doctor’s advice may travel overseas for further treatment,” the chief ministers office said in a statement issued in Panaji.

Ahead of his Mumbai visit, Parrikar met senior ministers — Francis DSouza of the BJP and Vijai Sardesai of the Goa Forward Party (GFP).

The chief minister formed a cabinet advisory committee comprising Sardesai, Sudin Dhavalikar of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) and DSouza, which would advise the state administration on important matters and financial sanctions, GFP leader Sardesai said.

The MGP and the GFP are allies of the BJP-led Goa government.

“Financial sanctions of more than Rs 50 lakh would be cleared by this committee. The mechanism has been worked out to avoid paralysis of the administration in the chief minister’s absence,” Sardesai said.

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Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital issued a statement on Sunday denying rumours regarding the health of Goa's Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar. The hospital said Parrikar was responding well to treatment.

However, the hospital's statement did not specify what the chief minister and former defence minister was being treated for. Parrikar was admitted to Lilavati on Thursday and according to news reports he was said to be undergoing treatment for mild pancreatitis under the care of oncologist Dr. P Jagannath. The Goa chief minister's office was not immediately reachable for a comment.