Published : 18 November, 2025
In this article, Dr. Vishvak Chanthar highlights a heartfelt reflection on purpose, awareness, and saving lives through early detection and compassionate breast cancer care. He also addresses the growing burden in India. He explains, “Breast cancer has now become the most common cancer among Indian women, surpassing cervical cancer. According to the National Cancer Registry, nearly one in 28 women is likely to develop breast cancer during her lifetime. Yet, what’s more alarming is when we find it. Nearly 60% of Indian women are diagnosed in advanced stages, often when the disease has already spread.
RGCIRC, Niti Bagh
