
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan will leave for Kerala on August 21 for a 20-day treatment and recovery programme at a nature-cure facility under medical supervision. The Jana Sena chief…
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan will leave for Kerala on August 21 for a 20-day treatment and recovery programme at a nature-cure facility under medical supervision. The Jana Sena chief underwent right-shoulder surgery in July at Mumbai's Kokilaben Hospital for severe rotator-cuff injuries and was advised complete rest and physiotherapy.

Doctors have recommended six to seven months of rehabilitation, and a second shoulder operation is scheduled later this year. Pawan also suffered a high fever earlier this month and was advised rest. The Kerala stay is intended to give him an extended break from his political duties for treatment and rejuvenation.
Kerala is known for its Ayurveda and naturopathy centres that offer structured residential wellness programmes. Pawan is expected to return to Andhra Pradesh after the 20-day period to resume his official responsibilities as Deputy Chief Minister.
This is not the first time a senior Andhra politician has sought treatment in Kerala, former chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu has also visited the state for health reasons. Pawan Kalyan's recovery timeline is critical as he balances his role as Deputy Chief Minister with his political duties as Jana Sena chief. The party faces upcoming local body elections, and his absence for nearly three weeks could affect campaign planning. Kerala's naturopathy ecosystem, including facilities in Palakkad and Thiruvananthapuram, attracts patients from across India for structured rehabilitation. The next milestone to watch is the second shoulder surgery expected later this year, which will determine his full recovery timeline.
Source: tracktollywood.com
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