I was suggested to get coronary angiogram for inducible ischemia. What is your suggestion?

Hello doctor,

I am a 34-year-old male. I have recently done a master health check-up. One of the key observations of the checkup was TMT (stress test) is borderline positive for inducible ischemia. Upon consulting cardiologist and post-screening echo, he has suggested doing a coronary angiogram. Could you please assess the attached reports and provide a second opinion on the condition and the way forward. Kindly let me know if you need any further details on the same. Few pointers of the routine and habits. I do mild exercise. (Play badminton once in two weeks or one week). I do booze (beer) once in two weeks or once in a week. I do not smoke. But I used to smoke 10 years back. I eat non-vegetarian, once or twice in a week. No history of cardiac problems, nor in my family. No abnormal pain in the chest during TMT nor any time during physical activity. I get mild gastric pain once or twice in a week. This started about one to two weeks ago, probably due to outside food.