91-Year-Old Ruskin Bond Hospitalized for Leg Weakness

Renowned Indian author Ruskin Bond, aged 91, has been admitted to a hospital in Dehradun. The hospitalization is due to discomfort and a noticeable weakening in one of his legs, which has led to difficulties in walking. He is currently undergoing treatment and is being closely monitored by medical professionals.

Bond, a celebrated figure in Indian literature known for works like 'The Room on the Roof,' recently turned 91. He had previously spoken about the physical changes that come with age, admitting that his body has slowed down and his eyesight has weakened. Despite these challenges, his family anticipates his prompt discharge from the hospital.

Bond, honored with the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan, is recognized for his optimistic storytelling, often focusing on magical moments. He has also begun exploring the harsher realities of life in his recent writings. Fans are wishing the beloved author a swift and complete recovery.