<p>"No. Nobody in the central government has said anything to me and I have come here on my own. I will keep meeting him till he breaks it," Ravi Shankar said when asked if someone from the government got in touch with him on the issue.<br /><br />"If government wants, I am ready to do anything... whatever the nation needs," he said.<br />Ravi Shankar said Ramdev was "too weak to speak anything" when he was asked if the yoga guru had put forth some demands.<br /><br />"I have come to know that his blood pressure and pulse rate is fluctuating. I have requested him to break his fast. I am older to him and I have advised him that for nation's sake he should give up his fast.<br /><br />"Though he is determined, I am adamant to. I will get his fast broken," Ravi Shankar told reporters after meeting Ramdev at the Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences for about an hour here.<br /><br />Earlier, a Patanjali Yogpeeth spokesperson said that former President A P J Abdul Kalam called up Ramdev and asked him to break his fast.<br /><br />Ramdev was admitted to the hospital here as his health began deteriorating after he began his fast in his ashram in neighbouring Haridwar.</p>.<p>A medical bulletin of Ramdev, issued earlier by the hospital, said his pulse rate and blood pressure were stabilising slowly and there was an improvement in his health.<br /><br />Dr S L Jethani, Medical Superintendent of the hospital said Ramdev's liver and kidneys were functioning normally.<br /><br />Ramdev was being administered being administered intervenous fluid - glucose and normal saline - following which his condition improved, doctors had said.<br /><br />The 46-year-old yoga exponent was admitted to the ICU immediately after he was brought to the hospital yesterday.<br /><br />Ramdev is on an indefinite hunger strike against black money and corruption at Patanjali Yogpeeth here. </p>
<p>"No. Nobody in the central government has said anything to me and I have come here on my own. I will keep meeting him till he breaks it," Ravi Shankar said when asked if someone from the government got in touch with him on the issue.<br /><br />"If government wants, I am ready to do anything... whatever the nation needs," he said.<br />Ravi Shankar said Ramdev was "too weak to speak anything" when he was asked if the yoga guru had put forth some demands.<br /><br />"I have come to know that his blood pressure and pulse rate is fluctuating. I have requested him to break his fast. I am older to him and I have advised him that for nation's sake he should give up his fast.<br /><br />"Though he is determined, I am adamant to. I will get his fast broken," Ravi Shankar told reporters after meeting Ramdev at the Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences for about an hour here.<br /><br />Earlier, a Patanjali Yogpeeth spokesperson said that former President A P J Abdul Kalam called up Ramdev and asked him to break his fast.<br /><br />Ramdev was admitted to the hospital here as his health began deteriorating after he began his fast in his ashram in neighbouring Haridwar.</p>.<p>A medical bulletin of Ramdev, issued earlier by the hospital, said his pulse rate and blood pressure were stabilising slowly and there was an improvement in his health.<br /><br />Dr S L Jethani, Medical Superintendent of the hospital said Ramdev's liver and kidneys were functioning normally.<br /><br />Ramdev was being administered being administered intervenous fluid - glucose and normal saline - following which his condition improved, doctors had said.<br /><br />The 46-year-old yoga exponent was admitted to the ICU immediately after he was brought to the hospital yesterday.<br /><br />Ramdev is on an indefinite hunger strike against black money and corruption at Patanjali Yogpeeth here. </p>