Odia music composer Abhijit Majumdar likely to be discharged from AIIMS Bhubaneswar soon

Renowned Odia music composer Abhijit Majumdar is likely to be discharged from AIIMSBhubaneswar in Odisha within the next two to three days, as his health condition continues to show gradual improvement, hospital authorities said on Wednesday.

Majumdar has been undergoing prolonged treatment at the premier medical institute following a critical health episode earlier this year. Doctors have indicated that while his recovery is ongoing and will take time, he is now stable and out of immediate danger.

Gradual Recovery After Prolonged Treatment

AIIMS Bhubaneswar Executive Director Dr Ashutosh Biswas, who has been overseeing Majumdar’s treatment, confirmed that the composer’s condition has improved steadily over the past few weeks. The 54-year-old had been physically weak after a long period of hospitalisation but is now off ventilator support.

Majumdar, who suffers from multiple health conditions including high blood pressure and chronic liver disease, was admitted to the emergency department of AIIMS Bhubaneswar on September 4 in a critical state. At the time of admission, he was placed on ventilator support due to the severity of his condition.

Hospital sources said he has since been taken off ventilatory assistance and has shown signs of neurological improvement, although doctors remain cautious about the pace of his overall recovery.

Doctors Cautious On Full Recovery Timeline

Providing an update on his health status, Dr Biswas said the medical team is preparing for his discharge in the coming days. “We are planning to discharge him within a day or two. He is not fully aware, although the damage from serious injuries, including neurological injuries involving parts of the brain and other body organs, has shown improvement,” he said.

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He added that most of Majumdar’s vital organs are now functioning. “Almost all his organs are functioning, though it will take time for him to recover fully. We cannot say for certain how long complete recovery will take, but he is slowly improving and is now out of danger,” Dr Biswas said.