Sonia Gandhi Visits Medanta Hospital

May 13, 2026, 05:47
IndiaHealth

Introduction

Sonia Gandhi went to Medanta Hospital in Gurugram for a medical checkup.

Main Body

Sonia Gandhi stayed at the hospital for two hours. She talked to doctors. These doctors worked at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital before. She still goes to that hospital for her main care. She was sick many times before. In March, she had a fever for seven days. Rahul Gandhi did not go to Kerala because of this. In June, she went to two hospitals. She had a blood infection. She also had problems with her stomach.

Conclusion

Ms. Gandhi is now back at home.

Learning

πŸ•’ Talking about the Past

When we tell a story about something that already happened, we change the action word. Look at how the text changes words to show it is 'finished' time:

  • Go β†’\rightarrow Went
  • Stay β†’\rightarrow Stayed
  • Talk β†’\rightarrow Talked
  • Work β†’\rightarrow Worked

The Simple Rule: For most words, just add -ed at the end to move it to the past.

The 'Rule Breakers': Some words are special and change completely.

  • Example: Go becomes Went. You cannot say "goed".

πŸ₯ Useful Health Words

If you are at a doctor, use these simple terms from the story:

  • Checkup: A general visit to see if you are healthy.
  • Fever: When your body is too hot.
  • Infection: When bad germs are in your body.
  • Stomach: The area of your body where food goes.

Vocabulary Learning

hospital (n.)
a building where people receive medical treatment
Example:I went to the hospital to get an appointment.
doctor (n.)
a person who treats illnesses
Example:The doctor examined me carefully.
checkup (n.)
a visit to examine health
Example:He scheduled a checkup with his dentist.
stomach (n.)
the part of the body that holds food
Example:My stomach hurts after eating.
blood (n.)
the fluid that circulates in the body
Example:The nurse drew a sample of blood.
infection (n.)
a sickness caused by germs
Example:She had a skin infection after the cut.
fever (n.)
a high body temperature
Example:He had a fever and needed rest.
home (n.)
the place where you live
Example:After the hospital, she returned home.
care (n.)
attention given to someone
Example:The nurses provided good care.
sick (adj.)
feeling ill
Example:He was sick and stayed in bed.
time (n.)
a period of moments
Example:We have no time to waste.
day (n.)
twenty-four hours
Example:It will take a few days to recover.
hour (n.)
sixty minutes
Example:She stayed for two hours.
talked (v.)
spoke
Example:They talked about the treatment.
worked (v.)
did the job
Example:The doctors worked all night.
went (v.)
travelled
Example:She went to the clinic.
had (v.)
possessed or experienced
Example:He had a fever last week.
back (adj.)
returned to a place
Example:She is back at home.