JP Nadda Hospitalised At AIIMS After Uneasiness, Undergoes Angiography Test

Union Health Minister JP Nadda was admitted to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi after experiencing uneasiness, the hospital said on Friday. Nadda was admitted on Thursday and underwent a series of medical evaluations, including a coronary angiography, at the premier medical institute. According to an AIIMS statement, Nadda was evaluated after reporting uneasiness and underwent coronary angiography on the evening of August 13, 2026. The procedure was part of the medical assessment conducted after his admission. The hospital said the Union minister is currently stable.

Nadda has been admitted to the cardiology department at AIIMS for observation, the hospital said. No further details about the nature of the uneasiness or the findings from the angiography were provided in the statement. His condition is being monitored by doctors at the hospital. “Union Health Minister JP Nadda was evaluated for uneasiness with tests, including a coronary angiography on the evening of August 13, 2026,” AIIMS said in its statement. The hospital added that he is “currently stable” and remains admitted for observation in the Department of Cardiology.

The development comes as Nadda continues to serve as the Union Health Minister, overseeing the central government's health-related policies and programmes. His admission to AIIMS, one of the country's leading public healthcare institutions, comes amid his regular official responsibilities. Coronary angiography is a diagnostic procedure used by doctors to examine the blood vessels supplying the heart and identify possible blockages or abnormalities.

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The procedure can form part of an evaluation when a patient experiences symptoms or other indications that require cardiac assessment. The AIIMS statement, however, did not disclose any specific findings from Nadda's procedure. The minister's current admission is for observation rather than treatment for a condition publicly identified by the hospital. AIIMS has described his condition as stable, providing an initial indication that there is no immediate deterioration reported following the evaluation.

Nadda, who has held the health portfolio at the Centre, is also a senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader. The latest update from AIIMS focuses on his medical condition and confirms that he remains under the supervision of the cardiology department. Further information about Nadda's health is expected to depend on updates from AIIMS or his office. For now, the hospital has said that the minister is stable and will remain under observation following his admission and coronary angiography on August 13.

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