Well-known spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev underwent emergency brain surgery in a private hospital in Delhi, stated by the hospital on Wednesday. The goal of the March 17 surgery was to treat internal bleeding in the skull.

After the procedure, Sadhguru's ventilator was successfully turned off, and he has been steadily improving, according to a statement from Indraprastha Apollo Hospital. His vital signs, general physical state, and mental function have all improved.

Establishing the Isha Foundation, the 66-year-old spiritual guru has started environmental conservation campaigns such as 'Save Soil' and 'Rally for Rivers'.

He had spent the previous four weeks experiencing severe migraines. He carried out his regular daily routine, social engagements, and even the Maha Shivaratri function on March 8 despite the intensity of the pain, according to the statement.

He called the hospital's senior consultant neurologist, Dr Vinit Suri, on March 15 after his headache got worse, according to the report.

It further stated that Suri promptly recommended an urgent MRI and suspected subdural blood loss.

The same day, the spiritual leader had a brain MRI, which showed extensive skull bleeding.

The report stated that although Sadhguru had significant meetings and events planned for March 15 and 16, he was advised to be admitted to the hospital right away and that his medication schedule should be adjusted accordingly. It also stated that he was able to complete the meetings with the help of painkillers.