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ANCIPS 2020 Brochure 05 MS F15 ancips 2020 ITC Royal Bengal, Kolkata • 22nd to 25th January 2020 “O ever young and ever-lasting, Cast away the worn out senility, Usher in unending life in great bounty” – Rabindranath Tagore [email protected] 9830055235 72nd Annual National Conference of INDIAN PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY #ANCIPS2020 Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, Kolkata • 22nd to 25th January 2020 Table of Contents Message from President & General Secretary Indian Psychiatric Society 2 Message from Organising Committee, ANCIPS 2020 3 Indian Psychiatric Society, Central Committee 4 Indian Psychiatric Society, Eastern Zonal Branch, Executive Members 5 Indian Psychiatric Society, West Bengal State Branch, Executive Members 5 Organising Committee, ANCIPS 2020 6 Kolkata: A city with rich history of Medical Hospitality 8 Kolkata: A City of Joy enriched with history, heritage and culture 9 Call for ABSTRACTS: List of Topics 11 Guidelines for Speakers & Chairpersons 12 Registration Details 14 Highlights of the Conference 15 Events in ANCIPS 2020 15 West Bengal: Where to go... What to see... 16 Explore Kolkata: City of Joy 17 Tourism Information 18 About Kolkata 19 Accommodation 19 1 President & General Secretary INDIAN PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY Greetings from IPS! This is to invite you to the 72nd Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society (ANCIPS) to be hosted by our West Bengal Branch at Kolkata from 22nd-25th January 2020. ANCIPS is flagship annual event of Indian Psychiatric Society. It is one of the largest and most prestigious medical conferences in India, drawing delegates from all over the globe. The theme of the conference is “Smart Psychiatry in Digital Era”. This is a first for us and has been chosen to address a very contemporary trend and challenge, in a world poised to prefix ‘smart’ in every walk of life. We need to define and develop a meaningful smartness for our discipline as well because we have to learn and develop the science of psychiatry and deliver our services in an era which is digitalizing not only the material world but also human behavior and interpersonal relationships. ANCIPS is known for high academic standards. The scientific committee has started working to draft and ensure highly enriching and interesting academic programme which will keep you engaged throughout the conference. Friends, big hearted Kolkata has almost a habit of hosting ANCIPS. This will be sixth and many would recall that each one has been memorable. Kolkata is not merely a city, but an emotion which glues souls and keeps mental mechanisms greased to prevent burn out. The great Mirza Ghalib visited Kolkata only once; just see what was his first impression: =+áF=+¸FW =+F ¡FFW P¡Fs=e+ P=+ÜFF ¶F[ÎFW ùÛFÎFèFUk G=+ ¶FUÞ ÛFWÞW õFUÎFW ÛFWk ÛFFÞF P=+ ùFÜF ùFÜF! (Ah! Your very mention of Kolkata, my friend, gladdens my heart) This is a city for the senses and the intellect: the many hues, scents and flavours, the unending debates over chai in every alley, ensures there’s no scope for boredom. The iconic Rabindranath Tagore wrote: ‘... in the streets of Calcutta I sometimes imagine myself a foreigner, and only then do I discover how much is yet to be seen…’ Kolkata is one of the best venues in terms of facilities and amenities. It can host many big conferences at one time. And our Organizing Team led by Dr R R GhoshRoy and Dr Gautam Saha has a perfect blend of experience and enthusiasm, and both with unfailing warmth. We look forward to seeing you with your family for a memorable academic and cultural experience. Dr. Mrugesh Vaishnav Dr. Vinay Kumar President Hon. General Secretary Indian Psychiatric Society Indian Psychiatric Society 2 Message Organising Committee ANCIPS 2020 Dear Friend, We are pleased to announce the 72nd Annual National Conference of the Indian Psychiatric Society (ANCIPS 2020) which will be held from 22nd-25th January 2020 at Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, Kolkata. Starting from admiring the flourishing art scene in the city, to going on rewarding gastronomical explorations to wandering amidst the countless bazaars, to sitting by the banks of the Hooghly and enjoying a peaceful sunset, Kolkata is soaked in layers and layers of heritage and culture, and peeling off each layer to look beneath the hood is a very rewarding, once-in-a-lifetime experience. As the famous quote goes, "If you want a city with a soul, come to Calcutta". We at ANCIPS 2020 are committed to enhance the scientific knowledge and enrich the experience of delegates. Internationally renowned faculty shall be available for scientific deliberations and various platforms for social interactions. The Conference aims to bring together mental health professionals from across the globe to interact and forge new relationships. Theme for this year is “Smart Psychiatry in Digital Era.” If the essence of psychiatry is healing the mind, the goal of technology in psychiatry is to systematize the art of mind healing. Digital applications and new mobile technologies can change the nature of the psychiatrist-patient relationship and future clinical practice in terms of diagnosis, follow-up, and treatment, but need to be further studied. This year’s theme explores these new approaches in psychiatry. We take this opportunity again, to invite you to have an enriching experience attending ANCIPS 2020 at Kolkata! Let us all join together and carry forward our Society to cross yet another significant milestone. Long live IPS! Dr. R. R. Ghosh Roy Dr. Gautam Saha Organizing Chairperson Organizing Secretary ANCIPS 2020 ANCIPS 2020 3 Indian Psychiatric Society Central Committee President Vice-president Dr. Mrugesh Vaishnav Dr. P.K. Dalal Hon. General Secretary Hon. Treasurer Dr. Vinay Kumar Dr. Mukesh P. Jagiwala Hon. Editor Dr. Om Prakash Singh Immediate Past Imm. Past President Hon. General Secretary Dr. (Brig.) MSVK Raju Dr. Gautam Saha Direct Council Members Zonal Representatives Dr. Abdul Gania Majid Central Zone Southern Zone Dr. Harpreet Singh Dr. Rajeev Jain Dr. Suresh Kumar Gunapalli Dr. Kishor Gujar Dr. Vipul Singh Dr. Laxmi Naresh Vadlamani Dr. Neelanjana Paul Dr. Abhay Matkar Eastern Zone Western Zone Dr. Mohd. Aleem Siddiqui Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee Dr. Arun Vishwanbharao Marwale Dr. Laxmikant Rathi Dr. Tophan Pati Dr. Vivek Chintaman Kirpekar Dr. Savita Malhotra Dr. Shashi Rai Northern Zone Dr. Bharat Singh Shekhawat Dr. Parshotam Dass Garg 4 Indian Psychiatric Society Eastern Zonal Branch President Vice-president Dr. Gautam Saha Dr. D. Ram Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer Dr. R.K. Lenin Singh Dr. Abir Mukherjee Hon. Editor Representatives to the Council Dr. Sujit Sarkhel Dr. Tophan Pati Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee Imm. Past President Executive Members Dr. Sanjiba Dutta Dr. Anweshak Das Dr. Dipayan Sakar Dr. Nishant Goyal Dr. J.P. Rusell Ravan Imm. Past Hony. Secretary Dr. Satish Rasaily Dr. Deepanjali Medhi Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee Dr. S. Gojendra Singh Dr. Chittaranjan Dash Dr. Dr. Lumding Star Kharlukhi Dr. Santosh Kumar Indian Psychiatric Society West Bengal State Branch President Vice-president Dr. Uday Chaudhuri Dr. Jyotirindra Nag Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer Dr. Ranjan Bhattacharyya Dr. Sanjay Garg Hon. Editor Representative to the Zone Dr. Sujit Sarkhel Dr. Kaustav Chakraborty Imm. Past President Executive Members Dr. Amarnath Mallik Dr. Hena Barat Roy Dr. Rajashree Ray Bandyopadhyay Imm. Past Hony. Secretary Dr. Rajarshi Guha Thakurta Dr. Neelanjana Paul Dr. Sayandip Ghosh Dr. Sarmishtha Chakrabarti Dr. Suddhendu Chakraborty 5 Organising Committee ANCIPS 2020 Chief Advisor Organizing Chairperson Organizing Secretary Dr. Prabir Paul Dr. R. R. Ghosh Roy Dr. Gautam Saha Co-Organizing Chairpersons Joint Organizing Secretaries Dr. P. P. Roy Dr. Arabinda Brahma Dr. Asim Kumar Mallick Dr. Ranjan Bhattacharyya Treasurer Joint Treasurers Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee Dr. Debjani Bandyopadhyaya Dr. Sanjay Garg Patrons Dr. Anil V. Shah Dr. Arabinda Narayan Choudhury Dr. Narendra Pratap Singh Dr. Shridhar Sharma Dr. Ashish Mukhopadhayay Dr. Nanda Kumar Banerjee Dr. O. Somasundaram Dr. Ashoke Kumar Sengupta Dr. Nil Madhab Rath Dr. V. K. Verma Dr. Asis Acharya Dr. Nirmal Kumar Bera Dr. V. Ramachandran Dr. Binay Kumar Singh Dr. Om Prakash Singh Dr. S C Mallik Dr. Baidyanath Biswas Dr. P. K. Singh Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal Dr. Bappaditya Deb Dr. R. K. Lenin Singh Dr. James T. Antony Dr. C. L. Narayan Dr. Rupendra Kumar Brahma Dr. V. S. Poornananda Bashyam Dr. D. P. Roychowdhury Dr. S. Haque Nizamie Dr. K. Kuruvilla Dr. Daya Ram Dr. Partha Sarathi Nandi Dr. Shiv Gautam Dr. Debasis Bhattacharya Dr. Pradeep Kumar Saha Dr. Gopal Chandra Kar Dr. Debi Prasad De Dr. Sabyasachi Nandi Dr. K. A. Kumar Dr. Devashish Konar Dr. Sailendra Kumar Deuri Dr. V. Pallaniappan Dr. Dilip Kumar Basu Dr. Surendranath Parida Dr. Ratnaraj Ponnudurai Dr. Dilip Kumar Mondal Dr. Shyama Chand Biswal Dr. S. Nambi Dr. Dinen Banerji Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Dr. Asit Baran Ghosh Dr. Dipesh Bhagabati Dr. Sajjan Singh Dr. E. Mohan Das Dr. Gautam Bandyopadhyay Dr. Samir Chandra Nag Dr. Ajit Kumar Avasthi Dr. H.R. Phookan Dr. Sanat Kumar Das Dr. M. Thirunavukkarassu Dr. Hiranya Kumar Goswami Dr. Sandi Syiem Dr. Roy Abraham Kallivayalil Dr. N. Heramani Singh Dr. Sanjiba Dutta Dr. Indira Sharma Dr. Indralal Sharma Dr. Srijit Ghosh Dr. T. V. Asokan Dr. Jayanta Das Dr. Srilekha Biswas Dr. Vidyadhar Govind Watve Dr. Jharna Basu Dr. Sujit Kumar Das Dr. G. Prasad Rao Dr. Jiban Chakraborty Dr. T. Sudhir Dr. (Brig.) M. S. V. K. Raju Dr. Jyotirmoy Roy Chowdhury Dr. Tapas Kumar Bandyopadhyay Dr. Jyotirmoy Samajder Dr. Tapan Banerjee Advisors Dr. Jyotirindra Nag Dr. Tarapada Ray Dr. Anal Kanti Nath Dr. Jyotirmoy Ghosh Dr. Tophan Pati Dr. Anil Bhusan Dutt Dr. K. P. Sharma Dr. Uday Chaudhuri Dr. Ali Hasan Dr. Kali Kinker Chakravorty Dr. Uday Kumar Sinha Dr. Amarnath Mallik Dr. Kali Sadhan Datta Dr. Vinod Kumar Sinha Dr. Amitabha Mukherjee Dr. Kalyani Das Sarkar Dr. Vinay Kumar Dr.
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