India, April 11 -- At just 14, Sushil from Uksa village in Madhya Pradesh was diagnosed with Osteogenic Sarcoma, a rare bone cancer that changed his life. The illness left him with limited mobility in one hand, but it didn't break his spirit. He underwent treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH), emerged with a renewed determination to build a future on his own terms and went on to pursue a Diploma in Computer Applications, hoping to support his family and gain financial independence some day.

Now in his early twenties, Sushil is actively searching for employment. While he's equipped with qualifications and the drive, he admits the journey isn't easy. "Sometimes I feel nervous and unsure. Because of my medical history and physical condi...