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41 National Conference of Association of Colo-Rectal Surgeons of India 41st National Conference of Association of Colo-Rectal Surgeons of India (ACRSICON 2018) Kolkata 21 - 23 SEPTEMBER, 2018 at The Westin Kolkata www.acrsicon2018.com Dear Friends, We are delighted to welcome you to the 41st National Conference of The Association of Colo-Rectal Surgeons of India (ACRSICON 2018) to be held at Kolkata, the City of Joy. This conference is a remarkable opportunity to foster collaborative spirit between international and Welcome national leaders in the field of colorectal surgery. Message Kolkata has rich cultural and culinary heritage; come and enjoy the real taste of Kolkata in September 2018. We promise you to offer best hospitality and academics. We invite all of you for your attendance and participation in this wonderful event and hope to see our joint efforts flourish in new and exciting ways. With Warm Regards, Dr. Somnath Ghosh Dr. Makhan Lal Saha Dr. Sukumar Maity Reception Committee Chairman Congress President Chairman Scientific Committee Dr. Tamonas Chaudhuri Dr. Abhimanyu Basu Dr. Ramanuj Mukherjee Dr. Biswarup Bose Chairman Org. Committee Organizing Secretary Organizing Secretary Treasurer Committee Organizing Commitee Dr. D. K. Sarkar East Zone Chief Patron Dr. Manabesh Pramanik Dr. Tamonas Chaudhuri Dr. Urmila Khanna Dr. S. J. Baig Dr. Manas Roy West Zone Reception Committee Chairman Dr. Soumen Das Dr. Siddharth P. Dubhashi Dr. Somnath Ghosh Dr. Manju Banerjee Dr. Suvro Ganguly Central Zone Congress President Dr. Partha Sarathi Ghosh Dr. Rajshekhar Mohan Dr. Makhanlal Saha Dr. Om Tantia Dr. Pradip Nemani Executive Committee Chairman Org. Committee Dr. Tamal Chowdhury Members Dr. Tamonas Chaudhuri Dr. Ramesh Agarwala North Zone Dr. S. P. De Sarkar Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Rather Organizing Secretary Dr. Samindra Basak Dr. Abhimanyu Basu Dr. Saibal Mukherjee South Zone Dr. Ramanuj Mukherjee Dr. Sandip Roy Dr. R. Kannan Dr. Sandip Haldar Treasurer East Zone Dr. Biswarup Bose ACRSI Executive Committee Dr. Siddarth Hazarika Hon. President Asstt. Treasurer Dr. Ashok Kumar Gupta West Zone Dr. Madhumita Mukherjee Dr. Kushal Mittal Hon. President Elect Chairman Scientific Committee Dr. Niranjan Agarwal Central Zone Dr. Sukumar Maity Dr. Mukesh Srivastav Imm. Past President Chairman Workshop Dr. Kum Kum Singh Journal Chief Editor Dr. Bitan Chatterjee Dr. Chetan Katharia Hon. Secretary Core Committee Dr. Roysuneel Vasudev Patankar Academic Convener Dr. Pradeep Purushottam Dr. Arnab Gupta Hon. Treasurer Sharma Dr. Sanjoy De Bakshi Dr. Satish Midha Dr. D. J. Bhowmick Joint Academic Convener Dr. Santanu Sinha Vice-Presidents Dr. Shalu Gupta Dr. Prasanta Bhattacharya North Zone Dr. Sibojyoti Ghosh Dr. Arshad Ahmad Co-Opted Member Dr. Suddhasattwa Sen Dr. Sudev Saha Dr. Pravin Gore South Zone Dr. Himadri Sengupta Dr. Surendra Jasti Dr. S. Chitra Dr. K. N. Das ACRSICON 2018 | KOLKATA International Faculty Sl.No. Name Country 1 Dr. Antonio Longo Italy 2 Dr. Arun Rojanasukul Thailand 3 Dr. Indru Khub Chandani US 4 Dr. Joseph Nunoo UK 5 Dr. Narimantas Evaldas Lithuania 6 Dr. Parul Shukla US 7 Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Das UK 8 Dr. Richardo Escalante Venezuela 9 Dr. Saumitra R Banerjee US Scientific Programme at a Glance Day 1: 21st September Day 2: 22nd September Day 3: 23rd September 2018 (Friday) 2018 (Saturday) 2018 (Sunday) • Live Surgery • Live Surgery • Best Paper Presentation • Key Note Address • Oration • Innovator’s Meet • Panel Discussion • Debate • Listen from the legends • International Speakers • Panel Discussion • Valedictory Session • Symposium • International Speakers • Inauguration & Convocation • Guest Lectures • Cultural Prog. & Dinner Abstract Submission Opens on 1st May, 2018 Deadline: 15th August, 2018 ACRSICON 2018 | KOLKATA About Kolkata & Places Near Kolkata 1. Victoria Memorial : Spread over 57 acres of land, housing 21 lush green gardens, 28,394 artefacts, and 3,900 artistic paintings, Victoria memorial is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata. Built in the memory of Queen Victoria, this white marble beauty is a host to 20 lakhs annual visitors. 2. Fort William : Situated on the eastern banks of Hooghly River, Fort Williams is a huge building from the colonial era that has served multiple purposes till date. It is one of the few Kolkata points of interest which is a must visit place during your Kolkata sightseeing tour. Known as the ‘black hole of Calcutta’, this place was once a temporary jail where prisoners were hauled, but now it serves as the headquarters of the Eastern Command. 3. Marble Palace : This nineteenth century palatial mansion in North Kolkata, is one of the most visited tourist places in Kolkata. It is one of the best restored royal family palaces in India that boasts of artistic statues, elegant glassware, and noteworthy paintings of illustrious artists of the British Raj. 4. Howrah Bridge : A Kolkata sightseeing tour is truly incomplete without visiting the ‘Harbour Bridge of India’, the Howrah Bridge. Titled as the ‘oldest but the busiest’ place in Kolkata, the Howrah Bridge was built over the Hooghly river to ensure connectivity between the two major cities of Kolkata and Howrah. 5. Tagore’s House : Known as the ‘Jorasanko Thakur Bari’, Tagore’s house is one of the most important historical places in Kolkata. The former residence of India’s most renowned literaries, Rabindranath Tagore, is now converted into a museum which houses a photo gallery, fascinating paintings, and Tagore’s literary works. 6. Aquatica : Spread across a huge 75,000 square feet area. Aquatica is one of the largest water amusement parks in Eastern India. For people who seek light hearted adventure along with some fun filled activities, Aquatica is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata with friends where one can enjoy numerous thrilling rides and activities. 7. Nicco Park : One of the best places to visit in Kolkata, Nicco Park is an exhilarating amusement park developed for the sole purpose of recreational activities for families. It is one of the oldest amusement parks in Kolkata that houses various adventurous, and fun filled rides for children as well as adults where they can spend some rejuvenating time with their families. 8. Dakshineswar Kali Temple : Located in the Dakshineswar town of Kolkata, the Dakshineswar Kali Temple is a popular pilgrimage site dedicated to Goddess Kali. It is one of the must visit places to visit in Kolkata in one day as one cannot afford to miss out on this architectural masterpiece which is also considered as one of the holiest places in the city. ACRSICON 2018 | KOLKATA 9. Kalighat Kali Temple : Seek blessings from Goddess Kali during your trip to Kolkata when you visit the mystical Kali Temple. It is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata to get familiar with the culture, traditions, and religious beliefs of the people of this beautiful city. 10. St. Paul’s Cathedral : Known for its Gothic style of architecture, St. Paul’s Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Kolkata. Resembling closely to Norwich Cathedral,St Paul’s Cathedral is also one of the best places to visit in Kolkata for people seeking a religious tour. 11. Birla Mandir : Built by the renowned Birla family, Birla Mandir is a famous Hindu Temple in Kolkata known for its magnificent architecture. This temple is an epitome of craftsmanship that is a product of amalgamation of traditional, and contemporary art, and is also one of the best places to visit in Kolkata. 12. Princep Ghat : Built along the banks of the Hooghly river, during the British rule, Prinsep Ghat is a memorial inspired by Greek, and Gothic styles of architecture. It is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata at night as the setu becomes totally lit with dazzling lighting throughout the place. It is also a popular picnic spot where people can spend quality time with their family. 13. Belur Math : Belur Math is an important pilgrimage site, and the headquarters of Ramakrishna Math and Mission. It is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata for people who wish to seek inner peace. The tranquil surroundings, and architectural creativity make this place a hotspot of Kolkata tourism. 14. Science City Kolkata : Take some time to visit the architectural wonder of the Science City, which is the largest science centre throughout India. Housing a Space Odyssey, Dynamotion, Evolution Park Theme Tour, Maritime Centre, and Earth Exploration Hall, it is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata in terms of technology, and architecture. 15. Birla Planetarium : Birla Planetarium is a circular shaped structure designed on the lines of Buddhist Stupa and Sanchi styles. It is one of the most attractive places to see in Kolkata not only for its architecture but also for its sky show which is screened everyday. This show depicts various aspects of astronomy, and heavenly myths, thus imparting knowledge about the various characteristics of the night sky. 16. Nakhoda Masjid : The Nakhoda Masjid is the principal mosque of Kolkata, India, in the Chitpur area of the Burrabazar business district in Central Kolkata, at the intersection of Zakariya Street and Rabindra Sarani. The mosque was built as an imitation of the mausoleum of Mughal Emperor Akbar at Sikandra, Agra by Kutchi Memon Jamat, a small community of Sunni Muslim community from Kutch. Abdur Rahim Osman, a leader of the Kutchi Memon Jama’at, who funded the building was a shipping prince: The mosque was named Nakhoda meaning Mariner. ACRSICON 2018 | KOLKATA Categories Early Registration Late Registration Spot Registration (01/01/18Registration - 31/05/18) (01/06/18 Details - 15/08/18) (16/08/18 onwards) ACRSI Member Rs. 7000 + GST = Rs. 8260 Rs. 8000 + GST = Rs. 9440 Rs. 9000 + GST = Rs. 10620 Non-Member Rs. 8000 + GST = Rs. 9440 Rs. 9000 + GST = Rs. 10620 Rs. 10000+ GST = Rs. 11800 Post Graduate/Student Rs. 5000 + GST = Rs. 5900 Rs. 6000 + GST = Rs.
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