<p>Union AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik was on Wednesday discharged from Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), after undergoing treatment for over a month for injuries he sustained in a fatal accident.</p>.<p>Naik was admitted to the GMCH on January 12 after he met with an accident, in which his wife and an aide were killed.</p>.<p>The minister is fit for discharge and can continue taking treatment from home, GMCH dean Dr Shivanand Bandekar.</p>.<p>Speaking to PTI, Naik said he plans to attend the upcoming session of the Parliament if doctors advise it.</p>.<p>"I will attend the session of the Parliament depending on doctors' advice," he said, adding that he had watched the last session on television from his hospital bed.</p>.<p>Despite being hospitalised, the minister said he has been working and has signed papers, which will be tabled on the floor of the House.</p>
<p>Union AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik was on Wednesday discharged from Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), after undergoing treatment for over a month for injuries he sustained in a fatal accident.</p>.<p>Naik was admitted to the GMCH on January 12 after he met with an accident, in which his wife and an aide were killed.</p>.<p>The minister is fit for discharge and can continue taking treatment from home, GMCH dean Dr Shivanand Bandekar.</p>.<p>Speaking to PTI, Naik said he plans to attend the upcoming session of the Parliament if doctors advise it.</p>.<p>"I will attend the session of the Parliament depending on doctors' advice," he said, adding that he had watched the last session on television from his hospital bed.</p>.<p>Despite being hospitalised, the minister said he has been working and has signed papers, which will be tabled on the floor of the House.</p>