If things go as planned, by 2027, the Platinum Jubilee Block (PJB) at Tata Memorial Centre will rise as a symbol of hope, offering a lifeline to lakhs of people facing cancer. Spread across 11 lakh sq ft in the Haffkine Campus at Parel, this 17-storied tower is already taking shape, with construction reaching the 8th floor. Designed to address India’s growing cancer crisis, PJB will feature five specialised disease management groups — Neuro, Head & Neck, Gastrointestinal, Thoracic, and Bone & Soft Tissue Oncology — delivering personalised, world-class care.

The PJB represents more than an expansion of services; it is a promise fulfilled — a promise to those battling cancer, to their families, and to every person in India who deserves access to the best healthcare. It stands as a beacon of hope, a symbol of our collective strength, and a reminder that together, we can change the future of cancer care in India. In the end, this is not just about buildings or equipment; it’s about people. It’s about fighting for lives, for futures, for dreams.