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Cancer continues to be a global health challenge, necessitating the search for effective and accessible treatment options. In this context, traditional medicinal plants have garnered significant attention due to their potential therapeutic properties. As the environment play humongous role in the genetic makeover of an individual be it be flora or fauna. Within same species of plants a specific phytochemical can be present or absent which is different in different region of the world. In the same manner drugs originated from the people's native area where they are living will suit them better as compare to those originated from elsewhere. In future, medication will not be provided just randomly that single medicine for a particular disorder for whole population but personalized medications will be provided which will suit only that particular individual having that particular genome. The present abstract focuses on the pharmacological evaluation and anticancer potential of four prominent plant species native to Northern India: Hibiscus rosa sinensis, Withania somnifera, Mentha piperita, and Murraya koenigii. Hence these kind of study and collection of data is crucial in order to bring novel drugs into the market (drug discovery and development).The selected medicinal plants from Northern Indiaexhibit promising pharmacological profiles with notable anticancer properties. While further research, including clinical trials, is essential to validate their efficacy and safety in human subjects, these plants hold significant promise as potential sources of novel anticancer agents and supportive therapies. The exploration of traditional medicinal knowledge alongside modern scientific techniques presents a valuable avenue for advancing cancer treatment strategies.