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Medha Patkar's condition improving

Nashik June 5. The condition of the Narmada Bachao Andolan leader, Medha Patkar, admitted to the civil hospital here after her health deteriorated on the sixth day of her hunger strike on Wednesday, improved today. The hospital surgeon, M.D. Patil, said Ms. Patkar was given glucose and medical tests conducted on her detected stone in her urine.

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