Tata Memorial Hospital

Dr. Indraneel Mittra, a surgeon with the Tata Memorial Hospital, led a groundbreaking 20-year research into the early detection of breast and cervical cancer in the 1990s.

The Mumbai-based organisation has been bringing holistic food and nutrition to underprivileged children fighting cancer since 2011 through a nationwide network of collaborations with hospitals and nutritionists.

The teenage sisters are associated with the Helping Hands Foundation, an NGO based in Mumbai that works with cancer patients.

In Mumbai, relatives of patients admitted in hospitals, often need to find food and accommodation.

A train that has truly lived up to its name, the Lifeline Express continues to take medical aid to the doorstep of thousands of poor patients in India.

Today, he not only feeding over 700 underprivileged cancer patients and their relatives food but also helping them get free medicines and accommodation in a city like Mumbai.

Kshirja Raje, a 13-year-old girl from Bombay gives all the profits from her small handicraft business to help out those in need.

Rajen Nair is a freelance photojournalist living in Mumbai. He has a partial hearing disability. Rajen has conducted photography workshops for about 700 children, including cancer patients and children with disabilities.