But 1.5 years ago, Anushka’s world changed. What started as a persistent stomach ache turned out to be a parent’s worst nightmare — Wilms Tumor, a rare kidney cancer. At just 2.5 years old, she began a journey no child should ever have to walk.
Her diagnosis began as Grade 1, and with every ounce of strength, she fought — with tiny hands holding onto her mother, with eyes too tired to stay open but too brave to close. Her parents, especially her father — a daily wage labourer in the village — did everything they could. They sold what little they had. They borrowed. They begged. All to keep their daughter alive.
But fate was cruel. Despite their efforts, Anushka’s cancer has now progressed to Grade 4. She is currently admitted at UM Cancer Care & Research Centre in Chomu, Jaipur, and the road ahead is long — more chemotherapy, more medicines, more hospital stays, and above all, more hope.
Her father stands helpless, watching the little girl who once danced to the sound of bangles now lie still with IVs running into her veins. He is heartbroken — not because she is sick, but because he cannot afford the treatment she so desperately needs.
Today, Anushka needs you.
She needs us — the kind-hearted, the compassionate, the ones who believe no child should suffer for lack of money. Your small donation can bring her one step closer to recovery. Every rupee counts, every share spreads hope, every prayer gives her strength.
Please, stand with Baby Anushka. Help her father carry the burden. Help this little fighter return home — to her toys, to her dreams, and to the laughter that once filled her home.
? Donate. Share. Pray.
