The Rishi Kant Foundation, a registered charitable trust, is raising funds to build the NSG Cancer Care Institute: a charitable hospital offering dignified, compassionate cancer care to families across India, regardless of their ability to pay.
Care · Courage · Cure
Cancer care in India remains out of reach for millions. These are the realities the NSG Cancer Care Institute is built to change.
People died of cancer in India in 2024.
Source: ICMR, published in JAMA (2024)
Cases are diagnosed at a stage when treatment is far less effective.
Source: Tata Trusts (2026); PMC clinical studies
Of India's cancer centres are located in urban areas, though 70% of the population lives rurally.
Source: Future Oncology (2023)
Statistics are updated periodically as new national data is published and may not reflect the most recent figures at the time of your visit.
In 2014, the Chairman's mother battled cholangiocarcinoma with a prognosis of two to three months. Through a combination of Allopathy and Homeopathy, her life was prolonged to fifteen months, and her journey was made entirely painless.A Personal Catalyst for Painless Care
That experience became the foundation's calling. The NSG Cancer Care Institute is being built to honour her last wish: to provide serene, dignified care to poverty stricken families across India, so that no one is denied dignity, hope, or treatment because of financial hardship.
The foundation and the institute it is building, working together to bring painless, dignified cancer care within reach of every family.
A registered charitable trust founded in 2010 by High Court lawyer Amit Sharma, originally providing free legal mediation and medical assistance. For sixteen years, the foundation has run cancer awareness campaigns, early detection programs, health camps, and community outreach. It is now leading the effort to build the NSG Cancer Care Institute.
An initiative of the Rishi Kant Foundation: a planned charitable care and research facility dedicated entirely to cancer and related ailments. It is designed to serve poverty stricken families who would otherwise have nowhere to turn, offering treatment rooted in compassion rather than the ability to pay.
Where Hope Meets Healing
A state of the art charitable care and research facility planned for Punjab, Haryana, within 100 km of Delhi NCR, or Himachal Pradesh, targeted to be operational by April 2030 and specialising in cancer and related ailments.
Preventive oncology and early detection to catch cancer before it advances.
Comprehensive treatment pathways under one roof.
Advanced, evidence based treatment services.
Alongside day care treatment facilities for outpatient care.
Dignified, painless care at every stage of the journey.
Dedicated care pathways for the most vulnerable patients.
Supporting the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
Community education to encourage earlier diagnosis.
Support for deserving patients who cannot afford treatment.
From free legal and medical assistance to a full hospital initiative, the timeline of Rishi Kant Foundation's work and the road still ahead.
Founded by High Court lawyer Amit Sharma, providing free legal mediation and medical assistance.
Sixteen years of cancer awareness campaigns, early detection programs, health camps, and community outreach across multiple initiatives.
The Chairman's mother is diagnosed with aggressive cancer, triggering a profound shift in the trust's medical philosophy.
Professionals and ex multinational executives pledge support and actively work toward realising the cause. The office moves from Rohini, Delhi to Greater Noida West, Uttar Pradesh, and funds collection begins for land acquisition.
Foundation stone of the NSG Cancer Care Institute is laid.
Inauguration of the NSG Cancer Care Institute.
* Tentative timelines.
A look at the awareness campaigns, free medical check-up camps, and community health drives Rishi Kant Foundation has run across the years.
The people guiding Rishi Kant Foundation's mission from groundwork to hospital doors.
Founder & Chairman
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Founding Member
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Vice Chairman
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General Secretary
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Group Financial Consultant / Advisor
Individuals, families, philanthropists, corporations, CSR partners, healthcare professionals, charitable trusts, and institutions are all invited to help build the NSG Cancer Care Institute.
Every contribution is eligible for tax deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Under the Income Tax Act, 2025, effective from 1 April 2026, Section 80G is renumbered as Section 133.
Join the founding circle of donors bringing the institute to life.
Stand among the first supporters of India's next beacon of hope for cancer care.
A leadership level contribution toward land, construction, and equipment.
The hospital will be built with bricks and steel, but its true foundation will be the compassion of people like you. Join us in creating India's next beacon of hope for cancer care. One donation. One family. One life transformed.
Every rupee brings the NSG Cancer Care Institute closer to reality. Choose the way that works best for you.
Cheque in favour of 'RISHI KANT FOUNDATION', sent to the trust's working office:
Golden‑I, A 214, Tech Zone IV, Greater Noida West, Uttar Pradesh – 201304, India
Name: Rishi Kant Foundation
Account Number: 3104717190
Bank: Central Bank of India, Nizamuddin, New Delhi – 110013
IFSC Code: CBIN0280314
Name: Rishi Kant Foundation
UPI ID: 202608130001@cbin
To receive your 80G tax receipt, please share a payment screenshot along with your full name (as per PAN), PAN card copy, and mailing address to contactus@rishikantfoundation.com.