'Want To Serve People As Long As I'm Alive': Anna Hazare Discharged From Mumbai's Bombay Hospital
Mumbai: Veteran social activist Anna Hazare was discharged from Bombay Hospital on Thursday, ten days after he was admitted with complaints of urinary infection. On being discharged from the hospital, Hazare said that his only aim is to serve the people as long as he is alive. Anna Hazare Speaks To Reporters Speaking to reporters, the veteran activist said: "Right now, my health is good. My…
Mumbai: Veteran activist Anna Hazare has been released from Bombay Hospital after a ten-day stay due to a urinary infection. In an interview with reporters, Hazare expressed his commitment to serve the people as long as he lives. At 90 years old, he expressed a desire to reach 100 years, stating that true worship involves selfless actions, including serving the public. Hazare has dedicated his life to public service, emphasizing that money and wealth hold no value for him compared to the pursuit of service.
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