Mumbai, India – September 2025: Cancer is emerging as one of the most pressing health challenges globally. Researchers at NMIMS Mumbai are stepping up with innovative solutions. Dr. Hari Misra’s project, awarded ₹89.42 Lakhs through the CRG Project grant by ANRF, seeks to unravel the mechanisms behind cancer resistance, potentially transforming treatment approaches and improving outcomes for patients across India and beyond..
Advancing Cancer Research in India
Dr. Misra’s project investigates how DNA damage and repair mechanisms influence the ability of cells to resist cancer. By examining these molecular processes, the research aims to pave the way for new strategies in cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment. With cancer rates rising across India and the world, the study promises to add valuable insights to ongoing global efforts in oncology and personalized medicine.
Strengthening NMIMS’s Research Footprint
The sanctioning of this grant further highlights NMIMS Mumbai’s growing role as a hub for high-impact scientific research. Faculty and scholars at the university have consistently undertaken projects that address pressing challenges in healthcare, technology, and society. This recognition from ANRF reinforces the institution’s ability to drive pathbreaking studies that not only enhance academic knowledge but also create real-world benefits.
A Step Toward Future Healthcare Innovation
The ₹89.42 Lakh grant provides a strong foundation for Dr. Misra’s team to push the boundaries of medical science. The outcomes of this study could contribute to the development of advanced therapies, particularly for patients with treatment-resistant cancers. Such research is critical in shaping a healthcare system that is more precise, personalized, and effective.
This work reinforces NMIMS’s position as one of India’s leading business schools and reflects its commitment to meaningful, impactful research. It demonstrates how the institution supports rigorous studies that bridge theory and practice. The findings also provide valuable insights for industry and academia, helping shape future management strategies.
