MUMBAI (Reuters) -Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das has been discharged from hospital where he was earlier admitted after experiencing acidity, a spokesperson for the central bank said on Tuesday.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shri Shaktikanta Das experienced acidity and was admitted in Apollo Hospital, Chennai for observation

Governor Shaktikanta Das has been admitted to a corporate hospital in Chennai, according to a reliable source. As per PTI reports, the Governor is currently under medical observation. However, further details regarding his condition or the reason for his hospitalisation have not been disclosed at this time.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das was admitted to a private hospital in Chennai late on Monday night after he complained of uneasiness. According to the hospital, his condition now is stable and there is no cause for concern.

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, 67, was briefly hospitalized in Chennai for acidity. An RBI spokesperson confirmed he's doing well and will be discharged soon. Acidity can cause heartburn and nausea, and severe cases may require hospitalization for complications like chest pain or dehydration.

Governor Shaktikanta Das was admitted to Apollo Hospital in Chennai after experiencing acidity, an official statement confirmed on Sunday. According to an RBI spokesperson, the Governor was hospitalised for observation but is now doing fine.