Philanthropic fund saves children suffering from blood cancer

Key Highlights

• Among them, 168 have been successfully cured, and eight are under treatment with encouraging results, while 17 have died.
• Hospital’s director (Clinical Services) S. G.
• Kabra told The Hindu on Thursday (December 18, 2025) that several young children were deprived of treatment because of inability of their parents to bear the expenses.
• The estimated cost of complete treatment is ₹5 lakh, for which the philanthropists, trusts, donors and some private companies have been making contributions over the years.
• A private bank has provided support worth ₹5.25 crore from its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund during the last five years.