THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA
OFFICE BEARERS - 2019
Prof. Arvind Kumar Dr. P. Raghu Ram President ASI Vice President ASI
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr. . C R K Prasad Honorary Secretary ASI Honorary Treasurer ASI INDEX
S.No. CONTENTS
1. Executive Committee Members list
2. 79th Annual Report & Honorary Treasurer Report
3. State Chapter activities
4. Speciality Section activities
5. MINUTES a) Chapters & Sections Meeting 26th December 2018 at Chennai b) EC Meeting 26th December 2018 at Chennai c) GB Meeting 29th December 2018 at Chennai d) New EC Meeting 30th December 2018 at Chennai e) Chapters & Sections Meeting 3rd March 2019 at ASI Hqrs, Chennai f) EC Meeting 30th & 31st March 2019 at ASI Hqrs, Chennai g) EC Meeting 12th September 2019 at New Delhi
6. IJS Account 2018
7. Audited accounts 01.04.18 – 31.03.19 ASI General
8. Audited accounts 01.04.18 – 31.03.19 Auditorium & Building
9. Audited accounts 01.04.18 – 31.03.19 IJS Accounts
10. Un audited accounts 01.04.19 to 30.09.19
11. Revised Budget 2019-20 & Budget estimate 2020-21
12. Details of Membership strength as approved in EC 31.08.19
1 Prof. ARVIND KUMAR MBBS, MS, MNAMS, FACS, FICS, FUICC, FIAGES. PRESIDENT ASI
No. 18, Adams Road, Chepuak, Chennai – 600 005 Ph: 044 - 25383459 / 25381685 / 25385584 / 25367095 Email: [email protected];[email protected] Website: www.asiindia.org Regd. No. 20 of 1940-41 under Tamil Nadu Registration Societies Act XXI of 1860
Dear Esteemed Members of ASI,
Greetings from ASI Head Office, Chennai
The Annual Report of the ASI for the year 2019 is being put before you to let all the members know about the year long activities of the association. Reports of the executive committee meetings, administrative meetings and Audited accounts of the association are all compiled together in concise manner by the Honorary Secretary & Treasurer.
I am happy to put before you that all the Executive Members, & the Office bearers of ASI acted in is very positive note & in a unisons manner. Their contribution for the well being of association was exemplary. I must also thank the office staff of the association for their untiring efforts to keep the administrative efficiency.
I am looking forward to meeting you personally during the 79th Annual Conference
Prof. Arvind Kumar President ASI 2019
2 Dr. SANJAY KUMAR JAIN MS, FAIS, FIACS, FIAGES. National Honorary Secretary The Association of Surgeons of India
No. 18, Adams Road, Chepuak, Chennai – 600 005 Ph: 044 - 25383459 / 25381685 / 25385584 / 25367095 Email: [email protected];[email protected]; Website: www.asiindia.org Regd. No. 20 of 1940-41 under Tamil Nadu Registration Societies Act XXI of 1860
Dear Esteemed Colleague, Greetings from ASI Head Office, Chennai
I deem it an honor and privilege to present to you the 79th Annual Report of the Association of Surgeons of India. This report consists of matters relating to Administration, Membership, State Chapters and Sections activities for the year 2019, Minutes of the Combined Meeting of Chapters & Sections Office Bearers with Executive Committee Members held on 26th December 2018 at Chennai, Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 26th December 2018 at Chennai, Minutes of the Annual General Body Meeting held on 29th December 2018 at Chennai, Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting with New President Dr. Arvind Kumar held on 30th December 2018 at Chennai, Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 30th & 31st March 2019 at ASI Hqrs, Chennai, Minutes of the combined Meeting of Office Bearers of Chapters & Sections held on 3rd March 2019 at ASI Hqrs, Chennai & Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 12th September 2019 at New Delhi.
The General Body Meeting is scheduled to be held on 20th December 2019 at Bhubaneswar in Hall B of ASICON 2019 Conference Venue. I request you to please participate in the Annual General Body Meeting.
I thank you for your co-operation during 2019 and hope we will have a successful ASICON 2019 at Bhubaneswar. Kindly accept my hearty greetings for a very happy and prosperous New Year 2020.
I look forward to meeting you at Bhubaneswar.
With best wishes,
Dr Sanjay Kumar Jain
3 Dr. C R K PRASAD MS, FAIS, FMAS, FIAGES.
Honorary Treasurer The Association of Surgeons of India
Its my honor and privilege to be the Honorary Treasurer of ASI.
I am bringing out a report on ASI Treasury and sharing my views as Honorary Treasurer.
My sincere thanks to President Prof. Arvind Kumar and all the esteemed members of Executive Committee 2019-2021 for electing me as Honorary Treasurer and for giving me an opportunity to serve this great organization-ASI.
My special thanks to Honorary Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain for his support and guidance all along.
I thank Dr P V Ramana Murthy, Secretary – Headquarters & Dr Shivaram, Secretary – Website for the support and great work.
TRANSPARANCY….. During my tenure as Honorary Treasurer, I have worked with utmost sincerity, honesty and TRANSPARANCY in accounting system. Income and expenditures are made from respective accounts specified for that purpose. ie IJS to IJS , Building Account to Building Works etc. All transactions are made with cheques after scrutiny.
HANDS FREE work…. Cash was never handled, entire work was scrutinized and signing cheques & papers.
MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT: Three New FD's have opened totaling into a sum of Rs. 1.90 Crore (Rupees One Crore Ninety Lakhs only).
Life Membership - 9.28 Crores, Endowments – 0.79 Lakhs, FAIS – 0.43 Lakhs, General Account – 0.60 Lakhs, Building Account – 0.60 Lakhs, IJS – 0.66 Lakhs, ASI SSS – 2.09 Crores. The available FDs now are 11.80 Crores. (Life membership – 8.93 Crores, Endowments – 0.35 Lakhs, FAIS – 0.39 Lakhs, ASICON 2019 Rs. 0.30 Lakhs, ASI SSS – 1.80 Crores, Building – 0.03 Lakhs)
ASICON CONTRIBUTIONS. ASICON 2018 Chennai contributed a sum of Rs. 30 lakhs. Thanks to entire organizing committee and Dr Vinayak Senthil, Organizing secretary – ASICON 2018. ASICON 2019 Bhubaneswar also contributed a sum of Rs. 30 lakhs well in advance as per the MOU. Thanks to entire organizing committee and Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Organizing Secretary – ASICON 2019.
4 ASSETS. Govt of Tamil Nadu has given a piece of land at CHENNAI during 1964 on long lease in heart of city. Our past leaders have constructed ASI Building (two storied), & big auditorium of 1500 capacity. We can utilize these premises for our organizational & academic purposes only, not for commercial activities. This team work solved many pending issues of ASI building, streamlined entire working. Now we are able to generate rental income from our auditorium and building which is reflecting in our annual accounts.
INCOME….
1. Our regular Income is by Interest on FDs, Rents on Auditorium for academic meetings, Membership contribution, FAIS contribution, IJS Royalty, ASICON contributions, sale of petty items like ties, members list etc.
EXPENDITURE….
1. Our regular expenses are …. Staff Salaries, amenities, office & building maintenance, repairs, Land Lease rent, Property, Metro Water Taxes, Contributions to state chapters as per membership, Contribution to IJS printing & postage.. EC Meetings expenses, Official travel of office bearers, Election expenses, Printing & Stationary & Postage & Communications.
2. Legal expenses to fight cases if any against ASI is always an additional burden. This can be avoided by settling the issues in EC, GB Meetings & ASI Grievance Cell, discussing with in the ASI.
With these I have shared my views working as Honorary Treasurer of ASI.
I thank once again to President & Past Presidents, Honorary Secretary, Joint Secretaries and all EC Members for giving me the opportunity to serve this great organization.
Finally I thank office staffs who were readily obliged for my working.
With best wishes and sincere thanks to all the members of ASI….
LONG LIVE ASI….
Dr C R K PRASAD HONORARY TREASURER ASI 5 THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2019-2021
Prof. Arvind Kumar President
Dr. Dilip S. Gode Dr. P. Raghu Ram Imm. Past President Vice President
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr. C R K Prasad Honorary Secretary Honorary Treasurer
Dr. P.V. Ramana Murthy Dr. H V Shivaram Secretary – Headquarters Secretary - Website
Dr. Ramana Murthy P V, Vijayawada Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Bhopal Dr. Santa Rao G, Visakhapatnam Dr. Achal Gupta, Gwalior Dr. Ganni Bhaskara Rao, Rajahmundry Dr. Amitabh Goel, Indore Dr. Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Guwahati Dr. Pravin R Suryawanshi, Aurangabad Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna Dr. Roysuneel V. Patankar, Mumbai Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha, Patna Dr. Pratapsinh A. Varute, Kolhapur Dr. Narain N P, Patna Dr. A M Quraishi, Nagpur Dr. Srivastava K N, New Delhi Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Cuttack Dr. Durga C K, New Delhi Dr. Banabihari Mishra, Cuttack Dr. Pawanindra Lal, New Delhi Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur Dr. Gunvant H Rathod, Ahmedabad Dr. Prabha Om, Jaipur Dr. Pankaj R. Modi, Ahmedabad Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, Jaipur Dr. Rajan B Patel, Ahmedabad Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai Dr. Kaushik Gajjar, Ahmedabad Dr. Mohan Prasad B K C, Madurai Dr. Bhardwaj S S, Bhiwani Dr. Maruthu Pandian D, Madurai Dr. Kartar Singh Yadav, Rewari Dr. Chandrasekhar G, Chennai Dr. Nasib Chand Digra, Jammu Dr. C R K Prasad, Hyderabad Dr. Jugal Kishore Choudhary, Deoghar Dr. Kanaka Raju G, Kothagudem Dr. Sunil Kumar, Jamshedpur Dr. Sridhar L, Hyderabad Dr. Siddesh G, Mysuru Dr. Probal Neogi, Allahabad Dr. Ashok S Godhi, Belagavi Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow Dr. H V Shivaram, Bangalore Dr. Anand Kumar Mishra, Lucknow Dr. Rajgopal Shenoy K, Manipal Dr. Amit Srivastava, Agra Dr. Sreekumar R C, Trivandrum Dr. Makhan Lal Saha, Kolkata Dr. Varghese C J, Thrissur Dr. Sanjay De Bakshi, Kolkata Dr. Rajan P, Kozhikode Dr. Prabir Bijoy Kar, Kolkata Dr. Mohamed Ismail, Perinthalmanna Dr. Dhrubajyoti Bhaumik, Kolkata
6 SECTIONAL REPRESENTATIVES (EC) 2019
Dr. Diptendra Kumar Sarkar, Kolkata President – Association of Breast Surgeons of India
Dr. Ashok Kumar, Lucknow President – Association of Colon & Rectal Surgeons of India
Dr. Amit Agarwal, Lucknow President – Indian Association of Endocrine Surgeons
CO – OPTED EC MEMBERS
Dr. Ch. Arunkumar Singh, Imphal (Chairman - Manipur State Chapter of ASI)
Dr. Pradip Sarkar, Agartala (Chairman - Tripura State Chapter of ASI)
Dr. Werlok Kharshiing, Shillong (Chairman – North East State Chapter of ASI)
Dr. Faizul Hasan Firdouzi, Ambikapur (Chairman – Chhattisgarh State Chapter of ASI)
7 THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA 79th ANNUAL REPORT – 2019
I deem it a great honor and privilege to present the 79th Annual Report for the year 2019. The Annual Report consists of two parts. The first part deals with organizational matters like Membership, subscription, Election and Auditorium; activities of ASI for the year 2019 and it is followed by a report on the activities of State Chapters and Specialty Sections and Minutes of the General Body meeting during December 2018 at Chennai, Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting in March 2019 at Chennai and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting in 12thSeptember 2019 at New Delhi.
The Second part contains the Balance Sheets as on 31st March 2019 of the Association of Surgeons of India as well as Building Account and IJS Chennai account with details of the present financial position, Revised Budget for the year 2018-2019 and Budget Estimates for 2019-2020 is also presented. The audited Statement of accounts of the IJS (Springer) for the year 2018 is also appended.
MEMBERSHIP: From 26.12.18 to 31.08.2019 the EC has approved 1895 new members as classified below:- Full Life Members -793 Associate Life Members - 1102 CONDOLENCE: It is with regret, we record the demise of the following members of the ASI.
1. Dr. Durga Charan Mohanty, Odisha 2. Dr Nagendrappa 3. Dr. Ganapathy Puranik 4. Dr Satish D Revankar, Bangalore 5. Prof H.C. Nagabhushana swamy 6. Dr. M.N. Subramanya 7. Dr Venkatrao 8. Dr Sita Bateja 9. Dr H T Gangal, Karnataka 10. Prof Dr. Gopalakrishna 11. Prof M.R. Budihal, Karnataka 12. Padmashree Dr. R.B. Patil, Karnataka 13. Dr. Shankrappanavar 14. Dr. Amrish J. Parikh, Ahmedabad 15. Dr. Anil C. Chaddha, Ahmedabad 16. Dr. Anil B Mehta, Ahmedabad 17. Dr. Arun B Agrawal, Ahmedabad 18. Dr. Avtarsingh Madan, Ahmedabad 19. Dr. Bhagwatprasad T. Trivedi, Ahmedabad
8 20. Dr. Dilip S. Shah, Ahmedabad 21. Dr. Hasmukh V Shah, Ahmedabad 22. Dr. Kiritkumar L Sheth, Ahmedabad 23. Dr. K K Shah, Ahmedabad 24. Dr. Prabodh M Desai, Ahmedabad 25. Dr. Pradyot R Thakore, Ahmedabad 26. Dr. Rameshchandra K Patel, Ahmedabad 27. Dr. Samdarshi D Bhardwaj, Ahmedabad 28. Dr. Somalal V Trivedi, Ahmedabad 29. Dr. Suresh M Shah, Ahmedabad 30. Dr. V K Vani, Ahmedabad 31. Dr. A B Patel, Ahmedabad 32. Dr. Amrutlal P Pandya, Godhra 33. Dr. Antony A John, Nadiad 34. Dr. Bharatkumar J Shah, Nadiad 35. Dr. C O Sura, Vadodara 36. Dr. G V Merchant, Vadodara 37. Dr. Girish T Bhagar, Vadodara 38. Dr. Govind N Shukla, Vadodara 39. Dr. Ishwarbhai C Patel, Nadiad 40. Dr. Jaiprabhi I. Khristmurti, Nadiad 41. Dr. R C Desai, Vadodara 42. Dr. Ramesh R Shah, Nadiad 43. Dr. Shantiswarup R Kshatri, Nadiad 44. Dr. Shivubhai N Patel, Balasinor 45. Dr. Sureshchandra P. Gandhi, Lunawada 46. Dr. Umedbhai B Patel, Anand 47. Dr. Vitthalbhai C Patel, Vadodara 48. Dr. Bhanu M Joshi, Vapi 49. Dr. Devendra C Mahadik, Surat 50. Dr. Gulabbhai G Vashi, Surat 51. Dr. Hindkumar K Wadekar, Surat 52. Dr. Bipin C Ambasana, Jamnagar 53. Dr. Girjashankar H Upadhyay, Jamnagar 54. Dr. H N Dastur, Rajkot 55. Dr. K K Pipalia, Junagadh 56. Dr. Kantilal T Kotecha, Jamnagar 57. Dr. M F Kapasi, Bhavnagar 58. Dr. R B Patel, Bhavnagar 59. Dr. R M Kamdar, Bhavnagar 60. Dr. Vinod D Raval, Patan 61. Dr. Prakash D Deokule, Dhansura
9 62. Dr. S J Dave, Visnagar 63. Dr. M M Shah, Vijapur 64. Dr. Ramesh Patel 65. Dr. R A Shukla, Jamnagar 66. Dr. Rohit Thaker 67. Dr. R B Patil, Hubli 68. Dr. D C Mohanty, Odisha 69. Dr. Bimalesh Basu, West Bengal 70. Dr. R N Basu, West Bengal 71. Dr. Tankeswar Borah, Assam 72. Dr. Jadav Sarma, Assam 73. Dr. Lalit Chandra Saikia, Assam 74. Dr. Behera D K, Cuttack 75. Dr. Dash B D, Rourkela 76. Dr. Ghosh S K, Rourkela 77. Dr. Mohanth G P, Cuttack 78. Dr. Mushtaque Ali S, Cuttack 79. Dr. Nanda N C, Cuttack 80. Dr. Chakrabarthy P B, Cuttack 81. Dr. Pothal G C, Bhubaneswar 82. Dr. Meher D, Odisha 83. Dr. Behara K C, Sambalpur 84. Dr. Raghunath Biswal, Cuttack 85. Dr. Panda Bijay Kishore, Bhubaneswar 86. Dr. Sahu A P, Berhampur 87. Dr. Shrinivas Patanaik, Cuttack 88. Dr. Bijoy Kishore Ratha, Cuttack 89. Dr. Patra B K, Odisha 90. Dr. Sarangee Rajkishore, Cuttack 91. Dr. Harish Chandra Jema, Balasore 92. Dr. Harihar Prasad Parida, Odisha 93. Dr. Manamohan Mahapatrao, Odisha 94. Dr. Nirmal Chandra Nayak, Odisha 95. Dr. BabajiCharanPatra, Odisha 96. Dr. Mohan Padhan, Sambalpur 97. Dr. LitaGobindaMurmu, Ganjam 98. Dr. Sailendra Narayan Nayak, Cuttack 99. Dr. ShishirRanjan Dash, Rourkela 100. Dr. L K Sharma, Nagpur 101. Dr. C S Vaidya, Nagpur 102. Dr. Kishore Kanaskar, Nagpur 103. Dr. S P Gattani, Udaipur
10 104. Dr. Anand Prakash, Noida 105. Dr. Rajendra Mohan Malhotra, Agra 106. Dr. Srivastava K P, Agra 107. Dr. Tatsat Misra, Allahabad 108. Dr. Atri S P, Jhansi 109. Dr. Bhargava S K, Meerut 110. Dr. Singh D R, Allahabad 111. Dr. Mehrotra A K, Moradabad 112. Dr. Raj Kumar Agrawal , Varanasi 113. Dr. Singh H N, Gorakhpur 114. Dr. Prabhat Rastogi, Varanasi 115. Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta, Bareilly 116. Dr. Jai Kumar Maurya, Varanasi 117. Dr. Suresh Chandra Gupta, Kanpur 118. Dr. Sandeep Mehrotra, Lucknow 119. Dr. Tatsat Mishra, Allahabad 120. Dr. D R Singh, Allahabad 121. Dr. K P Srivastava, Agra 122. Dr. R M Malhotra, Agra 123. Dr. Bhupesh Kumar Kardam, Rajasthan 124. Dr. K Kbhatnagar, Kanpur 125. Dr. Atri, Jhansi 126. Dr. Shankarappanavar, Karnataka 127. Dr. Dinesh Babu, Karnataka 128. Dr. Lavanhar, Maharashtra 129. Dr. Sangara Singh, Jalandhar
ADVANCEMENT FROM ASSOCIATE TO FULL MEMBER: The following members have been up graded from Associate to Full Life Members S.No Name Place From To 1 ACHU JACOB PHILIP PONDICHERRY AL 24516 34544 2 NIRANJAN KUMAR NAYAK ODISHA AL 24666 34545 3 LOKESH K ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23510 34559 4 PARTHA PRATIM SINHA ROY WEST BENGAL AL 24144 34570 5 PAVAN S KARNATAKA AL 24867 34571 6 MATHAM GOWTHAM ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25044 34572 7 SYED SHUKKUR ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25103 34573 8 LEVAKA RAHUL REDDY ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25148 34574 9 SHAKEELBABU SHAIK ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25238 34575 10 SREENIVASA RAO M ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25240 34576 11 VARTHE VENKATAMAHESH NAIK ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25241 34577 12 PADMALATHA M ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25243 34578 13 SURA SHRUTHI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25248 34579 14 KALLURI MEENA REDDY ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25274 34580
11 15 DATTATREYA C V N M ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25560 34581 16 HARDIK SHIRISH TANNA MAHARASTRA AL 24224 34583 17 YAAM KUMAR C KARNATAKA AL 25650 34587 18 VIVEK KUMAR KATIYAR UTTAR PRADESH AL 24140 34588 19 AKSHAT AGARWAL UTTAR PRADESH AL 25838 34589 20 VEDIRE NIKHILESH TELANGANA AL 24818 34601 21 NASEERA KOYA KERALA AL 25932 34606 22 SUVASHIS DASH ODISHA AL 23400 34607 23 JITHIN JOSHY K KERALA AL 22265 34608 24 ARCHIS VINAYAK NERLIKAR MAHARASTRA AL 22245 34609 25 PRANABH KUSHWAHA UTTAR PRADESH AL 23491 34618 26 NAZMUL HOQUE MASUM OVERSEAS AL 24991 34631 27 VISHWANATHA B R TELANGANA AL 24768 34632 28 MANOJ KUMAR BIHAR AL 21794 34650 29 CHANDAN CHATTERJEE WEST BENGAL AL 22418 34651 30 ADITYA KUSHAL GODHINDI KARNATAKA AL 23214 34652 31 SANJEEB KUMAR PRADHAN ODISHA AL 24458 34653 32 VIKRAM KUMAR BEHERA ODISHA AL 24646 34654 33 SUNANDAN YADAV RAJASTHAN AL 25114 34655 34 VISHAL MUKHERJEE WESTBENGAL AL 25160 34657 35 SAURABH KHARE UTTARPRADESH AL 24603 34658 36 JAWAHAR K TAMILNADU AL 25777 34659 37 RUBINA SINGH TAMIL NADU AL 22890 34660 38 ROHAN SHRIKANT CHAPHEKAR MADHYA PRADESH AL 23726 34671 39 PATIL NISHIGANDH DNYANESHWAR MAHARASTRA AL 23528 34686 40 MEENA KUMARI V ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22576 34687 41 SHOBHIK CHAKRABORTY WESTBENGAL AL 24849 34688 42 ARUN RAJESH SINGH UTTAR PRADESH AL 24866 34694 43 VIKRAM RAO J KARNATAKA AL 23129 34715 44 MOHAMED ZAKKARIYA A R TAMIL NADU AL 23133 34716 45 MOHAMAMD ZAHID UTTAR PRADESH AL 25271 34717 46 RAGHA SWASTHIKA GUNASEKARAN TAMILNADU AL 24464 34718 47 ROGERS P AUGUSTINE KERALA AL 23908 34719 48 VEMA OM PRAMOD KUMAR RAJA KARNATAKA AL 23661 34720 49 RAMKUMAR SURYAVANSHI CHHATISGARH AL 24926 34721 50 RUPAM DEKA ASSAM AL 24475 34722 51 MOHAMED RISHAD NEDUVANCHERY KERALA AL 23900 34723 52 RAM KUMAR RAGHUWANSHI MADHYAPRADESH AL 25061 34724 53 VENKATA RAVI TEJA RAMISETTY ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22622 34725 54 RAIJISH LAL I K KERALA AL 25822 34726 55 SAJESH P T KERALA AL 25771 34727 56 THALABATHIK KUMARA VIKRAM TAMILNADU AL 24831 34735 57 BIPRADAS ROY WEST BENGAL AL 21998 34736 58 RESHMI NARAYANAN RAJU KERALA AL 25073 34737 59 ROHIT DADHICH RAJASTHAN AL 24904 34738 60 GURRAM RAM PRAKASH ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23495 34739 61 GANESH GOJANUR VEERABHADRAPPA KARNATAKA AL 24344 34740 62 ANKIT GUPTA UTTAR PRADESH AL 25528 34741 63 PRUDHVI RAJ KARUMURI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24753 34742 64 RAUNAQ SUNDEEP CHHABRA MAHARASTRA AL 25485 34743 65 PUNEETH THALASTA KARNATAKA AL 24332 34744 66 PRAVEN KUMAR R R TAMILNADU AL 24513 34745 67 PRAVIN AGRAWAL MADHYA PRADESH AL 25604 34746 68 MD BASIR AHMED WEST BENGAL AL 25999 34747 69 PRABHUNATH UTTAR PRADESH AL 24142 34750 70 RITIK BANSAL UTTARPRADESH AL 24872 34751 71 NIJAS N A KERALA AL 25692 34752
12 72 NABEEL NAZEER TAMILNADU AL 25066 34753 73 PALLA ABHISHEK REDDY KARNATAKA AL 23167 34754 74 NIRUPAM SEKHAR CHAKRABORTY WEST BENGAL AL 26169 34755 75 TABASSUM ARA ANDHRAPRADESH AL 24839 34756 76 OM SUBHASH AGRAWAL MAHARASHTRA AL 23190 34757 77 NITESH S KARNATAKA AL 24099 34758 78 SATHYANARAYANAN M TAMILNADU AL 22548 34759 79 PRIYESH SHUKLA UTTAR PRADESH AL 25447 34760 80 RAJ KUMAR PANNEM ANDHRAPRADESH AL 24819 34761 81 GUPTA PRANOY WEST BENGAL AL 25354 34762 82 PRANAV HONNAVARA SRINIVASAN KARNATAKA AL 23272 34763 83 MOHAMMED MUZAFFAR BAIG TAMILNADU AL 24979 34764 84 RAHUL LAXMISHANKAR SINGH MAHARASTRA AL 22179 34765 85 PRASHANT PHILIP DAS KARNATAKA AL 24382 34766 86 PRATAP KUMAR DEB ASSAM AL 24091 34767 87 NEHARIKA UTTAR PRADESH AL 22810 34768 88 NIVASH S TAMILNADU AL 24893 34769 89 NINITH P N KERALA AL 22259 34770 90 PARAG KISHANLAL JAIPURIYA MAHARASHTRA AL 23251 34771 91 ANISH GUPTA JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 25177 34772 92 MURALI KRISHNA B DELHI AL 24146 34773 93 MAYURESAN P TAMIL NADU AL 23863 34774 94 ARJUN C KERALA AL 25038 34775 95 AMITESHWAR SINGH PUNJAB AL 25219 34776 96 MANISH KUMAR MISRA UTTAR PRADESH AL 22152 34777 97 ISHAAN SHRUJAL PATEL GUJARAT AL 22992 34778 98 ASHISH RANJAN UTTAR PRADESH AL 25712 34779 99 ABHINAV PRAKASH ARYA UTTAR PRADESH AL 24679 34780 100 SHARMA ANKIT SHRIDATT RAJASTHAN AL 24058 34781 101 SENTHIL O P TAMILNADU AL 24551 34782 102 ABHISHEK G MAHADIK MAHARASTRA AL 24151 34783 103 GUNJAN SHARMA RAJASTHAN AL 25553 34784 104 MENNI MOUNIKA CHOWDARY ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24701 34785 105 CHANDRASEKHAR SHARANAPPA KARNATAKA AL 24034 34786 106 DEEPAK H L KARNATAKA AL 24387 34787 107 VENKAT RAO BOINAPALLY TELANGANA AL 23424 34788 108 SUBHADIP SARKAR WEST BENGAL AL 23042 34789 109 ANOOP P SAJI KERALA AL 24847 34790 110 GAURAV SRIVASTAVA UTTAR PRADESH AL 23773 34791 111 NITESH KUMAR BIHAR AL 24320 34792 112 PRASANTH JAYARAJ KERALA AL 26061 34793 113 ABHAY KUMAR KARNATAKA AL 23344 34794 114 ADITHYA G K DELHI AL 22590 34795 115 KEERTHAN KUMAR M KARNATAKA AL 24324 34796 116 AJAY ABRAHAM KERALA AL 25029 34797 117 KSHITIJ ARUN MANERIKAR MAHARASTRA AL 23986 34798 118 MOHAN LAL ECHARA RAJASTHAN AL 25470 34799 119 PRIYA BHARATHI KANTAMANI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23663 34800 120 RAHUL MATHEW KERALA AL 24274 34801 121 RAJESH V ODISHA AL 23242 34802 122 VENKATA BOPPANA BHARGAVA TAMILNADU AL 24024 34803 123 VASANTHA RAGAVAN ALAGIRISAMY TAMIL NADU AL 23858 34804
13 124 RINALDO M TAMILNADU AL 24724 34805 125 BHARAT BHOOSHAN AGGARWAL RAJASTHAN AL 25998 34806 126 ARJUN C M KARNATAKA AL 24582 34807 127 ASHIRWAD A. KARIGOUDAR KARNATAKA AL 24148 34808 128 BHARATH V KARNATAKA AL 24060 34809 129 BINU K JOHN KERALA AL 24366 34810 130 ALTAF AHMED MALIK JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 22102 34811 131 FAZAL UR REHMAN B C KARNATAKA AL 23446 34812 132 ASHOK T B KARNATAKA AL 24227 34813 133 BIKRAM HALDAR WEST BENGAL AL 26011 34814 134 AMIT DAHIYA HARYANA AL 22975 34815 135 ASOKAN RAVI TAMILNADU AL 24429 34816 136 CHANDRASHEKAR S KARNATAKA AL 25719 34817 137 BALAKRISHNAN GURUMURTHI KERALA AL 24241 34818 138 KAUSTUBH GUPTA UTTAR PRADESH AL 24444 34819 139 VAMSEEDHARAN MUTHUKUMAR TAMILNADU AL 23089 34820 140 SRIGIREESH RASIAPPAN TAMILNADU AL 24117 34821 141 SACHIN KHANDELWAL UTTAR PRADESH AL 22756 34822 142 RAVI SHANKAR J C KARNATAKA AL 23457 34823 143 KRUSHNA CHANDRA SAHOO ODISHA AL 21615 34824 144 SHRAVAN SHARAD NADKARNI KARNATAKA AL 23095 34825 145 SHAHEEM N KERALA AL 25766 34826 146 FAROOQ AHMED KARNATAKA AL 24821 34827 147 ATHAR RASOOL ASIMI JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 23649 34828 148 CHAITANYA CHITTIMURI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24754 34829 149 ANOOP S KERALA AL 24290 34830 150 MANISH KAUSHIK DELHI AL 24468 34831 151 DEEPIKA PENUMETCHSA ANDHRAPRADESH AL 24757 34832 152 MD.ASHRAF ALI BIHAR AL 25798 34833 153 DEEPAK B KERALA AL 25770 34834 154 ANANTHA MURUGAN E TAMIL NADU AL 23321 34835 155 AMEYA RANGNATH SANGLE MAHARASTRA AL 25358 34836 156 DHANANJAY SAXENA UTTAR PRADESH AL 23102 34837 157 NIKHIL MANUKONDA ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24700 34838 158 SUMANTH BHOOPAL KARNATAKA AL 22292 34839 159 KRUTHI S R KARNATAKA AL 24416 34840 160 EESHANSH KHARE MADHYA PRADESH AL 24955 34841 161 LAKSHMANAN CHOCKALINGAM TAMILNADU AL 24597 34842 162 NAGARAJ MALLADAD S KARNATAKA AL 23111 34843 163 GULSHAN KUMAR GARG HARYANA AL 22133 34844 164 SHINDE TUSHAR VASANTRAO MAHARASTRA AL 22993 34845 165 GAUTAM PRAKASH UTTAR PRADESH AL 22812 34848 166 ARUNAV SHARMA DELHI AL 23054 34849 167 ABHISHEK MISHRA WEST BENGAL AL 23792 34850 168 MANMEET KAUR JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 22661 34851 169 GAUTHAM M V KARNATAKA AL 24113 34852 170 PRANAYA KUMAR PANIGRAHI ODISHA AL 24460 34853 171 KHYATI MELANTA KARNATAKA AL 24370 34854 172 VIVEK K KERALA AL 25373 34855 173 MANISH MANJUL BIHAR AL 25153 34856 174 RAKESH N KARNATAKA AL 23406 34857 175 SELVARAJ S TAMILNADU AL 24483 34858
14 176 ARNAB ADAK WEST BENGAL AL 24333 34859 177 PARUL KUMAR UTTAR PRADESH AL 22730 34860 178 AKHILA C V KARNATAKA AL 23211 34861 179 HUSSAIN ISHAQUE SHAIKH GUJARAT AL 24871 34862 180 JAIDEEP P KERALA AL 24562 34866 181 JAYANTH H KARNATAKA AL 24735 34867 182 RAMA KANT SINGH BIHAR AL 25814 34868 183 MAYANK THAKUR BIHAR AL 24300 34869 184 ARUNA M S KARNATAKA AL 25716 34870 185 PAVAN PRASAD B K KARNATAKA AL 23326 34871 186 PARMESHWAR VENKATRAO GOND MAHARASTRA AL 22985 34872 187 KUNAL DEKA ASSAM AL 25476 34873 188 AUSAF AHMAD GUJARAT AL 24632 34874 189 PURNENDU PAUL WEST BENGAL AL 25581 34875 190 KARTHIKEYAN B TAMILNADU AL 23602 34876 191 KARTHIK HAREEN T V K ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24923 34877 192 SIVAKISHORE YADAV CHAVALI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24661 34878 193 LOHIT SHETTY RAJU KARNATAKA AL 23447 34879 194 VEERESH KUMAR IREDDY KARNATAKA AL 25027 34880 195 HARISH G KARNATAKA AL 23959 34881 196 KARMA DOMA BHUTIA WESTBENGAL AL 23807 34882 197 JALAJ KUMAR GUPTA UTTAR PRADESH AL 23984 34883 198 KALYANASUNDARA BHARATHI TAMIL NADU AL 23066 34884 199 KESHA MEGHARAJ TELANGANA AL 23639 34885 200 KAMAL SINGH KANWAR CHATTISGARH AL 22771 34886 201 THOGARI KIRAN KUMAR TELANGANA AL 23263 34887 202 MAHUDESWARAN R TAMILNADU AL 24614 34888 203 RAJ NIHEDAN TAMILNADU AL 25158 34889 204 ARNAB MITRA WESTBENGAL AL 23671 34890 205 MOHD MEJBAHUL BAHAR OVERSEAS AL 23851 34891 206 KARTHIKHAEYAN T R TAMIL NADU AL 23824 34892 207 KEITH LUIS GOMES GOA AL 22237 34893 208 SIVARAM M TAMILNADU AL 24480 34894 209 GAJENDRA KUMAR CHOUKIKAR WEST BENGAL AL 23791 34897 210 DHARUN KUMAR S TAMIL NADU AL 23248 34898 211 NAYAN JEET DEKA ASSAM AL 25617 34899 212 EARJALA JOEL KUMAR TELANGANA AL 25375 34900 213 RAJKUMAR R TAMIL NADU AL 23099 34901 214 SIGIN SATHEESH MAHARASTRA AL 24240 34902 215 PANDA SANGRAM KESHARI DELHI AL 23094 34903 216 GURUPRASAD N KARNATAKA AL 23787 34904 217 RENU CHANDIGARH AL 25864 34905 218 ABHILASH JAYACHANDRAN KERALA AL 23320 34906 219 NANDITA KUJUR JHARKHAND AL 24892 34907 220 AMIT KUMAR HARYANA AL 23087 34910 221 AMAT US SAMIE JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 21926 34911 222 AGNISWAR KUNDU WEST BENGAL AL 25843 34912 223 PUPPALA VENKATA SAGAR ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22925 34913 224 ABHISHEK KUMAR BIHAR AL 21984 34914 225 RAJU B R KARNATAKA AL 24009 34915 226 GREESHMA S KERALA AL 24767 34916
15 227 SAIKALYAN GUPTHA ACHUTA ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22650 34917 228 VASIM MAHIBUB MULLA MAHARASTRA AL 25902 34918 229 VIKASH VITTAL TAMIL NADU AL 22893 34919 230 DEVAJYOTI GUIN KARNATAKA AL 23304 34920 231 RAHUL YADAV HARYANA AL 25793 34921 232 BIPIN KUMAR SINGH UTTAR PRADESH AL 25414 34922 233 MOHAMMED NAHID KARNATAKA AL 24856 34923 234 ANUPAM RANJAN BIHAR AL 22820 34924 235 GAURAV BAVADIYA HARSHADBHAI GUJARAT AL 24255 34925 236 AMRUTHA KUMARAN KERALA AL 25533 34926 237 SUDHIR KANJIBHAI NAVADIYA GUJARAT AL 22501 34927 238 NIWIN GEORGE KERALA AL 24065 34928 239 MADHUR ANAND RAJASTHAN AL 22902 34929 240 SRIRANGANATH H S KARNATAKA AL 25094 34930 241 GAURAV PAL UTTAR PRADESH AL 23739 34931 242 HARISH TIRMAL TELANGANA AL 25802 34932 243 AJIT SINGH OBEROI DELHI AL 25636 34933 244 SENTHAN SRIRANGASWAMY KERALA AL 24673 34934 245 RAJNISH MEENA RAJASTHAN AL 24231 34935 246 RAMAN SHARMA JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 27186 34936 247 MANOJ KUMAR H P KARNATAKA AL 25341 34937 248 ADITYA ASHOK BIHAR AL 22513 34938 249 NOORUDHEEN N K KERALA AL 22261 34939 250 ANUPAM BANERJEE WEST BENGAL AL 22931 34940 251 SWAPNIL WADHWA MADHYA PRADESH AL 24578 34943 252 NISHANTH SADHANALA ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25865 34944 253 PRIYA M TAMILNADU AL 25085 34945 254 KRISHNA RAO KARNATAKA AL 25500 34946 255 APPA RAO L ANDHRAPRADESH AL 24703 34947 256 VEDARTH DASH CHANDIGARH AL 22500 34949 257 ABHINAV RATHI HARYANA AL 24414 34950 258 ARUNDHATI VINAYAK MARATHE MAHARASTRA AL 26026 34959 259 ARUL KUMAR A TAMILNADU AL 24511 34960 260 SHOAIBUDDIN MOHAMMAD TELANGANA AL 25185 34961 261 SURYA PRAKASH REDDY A TELANGANA AL 24394 34962 262 JOEL DANIE MATHEW KERALA AL 24563 34963 263 AMAN ARORA MAJOR PUNJAB AL 24118 34964 264 BASANTA KUMAR BANERJEE WESTBENGAL AL 25161 34965 265 GYANENDRA BIHAR AL 25360 34966 266 MOSAMMAT MIRA PERVIN OVERSEAS AL 23849 34967 267 SATYANARAYANA RAVULA ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22737 34968 268 PANKAJ KUMAR DELHI AL 22337 34969 269 DEBASIS SARKAR WEST BENGAL AL 22561 34970 270 PARTHASARATHI GHOSH WEST BENGAL AL 21764 34971 271 SANDEEP REDDY CHINTHA TELANGANA AL 25242 34976 272 MOHAN KUMAR A TAMILNADU AL 25032 34979 273 MOHIT KUMAR BADGURJAR RAJASTHAN AL 24268 34980 274 PRAVEEN KUMAR KROSURI TELANGANA AL 24815 34981 275 ANAND PRASATH J TAMIL NADU AL 23065 34982 276 LUKESH ARUN PATIL MAHARASTRA AL 23409 34989 277 ANKITA SINGH DELHI AL 25428 34994 278 MITU DEBNATH OVERSEAS AL 24990 34995 279 ASHUTOSH SAHEWALLA ASSAM AL 24229 34996
16 280 SUKANYA M KARNATAKA AL 23208 34997 281 KAZI ZANA ALAM OVERSEAS AL 25992 34998 282 MALLIKARJUNA KARNATAKA AL 23168 34999 283 PRANOTI ARJUNRAO POL MAHARASTRA AL 24798 35000 284 SUBRATH DAS ODISHA AL 24454 35001 285 BASAVARAJENDRA S. ANURSHETRU KARNATAKA AL 25595 35002 286 SAJITH KRISHNAN KERALA AL 24004 35003 287 GEORGE TALIAT KARNATAKA AL 25340 35008 288 ROHIT BHASHKAR MESHRAM MAHARASTRA AL 24420 35010 289 GUHAN.V TAMIL NADU AL 22957 35011 290 NEHA CHOUDHARY WEST BENGAL AL 22435 35014 291 SHARATH C T KARNATAKA AL 22979 35015 292 ANOWER HOSSEN HALDER WEST BENGAL AL 22538 35016 293 VINOTH PRABU R TAMIL NADU AL 23490 35017 294 PARVEJ SULTAN WEST BENGAL AL 23493 35018 295 RAHUL PATEL MADHYA PRADESH AL 23677 35019 296 PRASANNA VENKATESH A TAMIL NADU AL 23887 35020 297 MANO ZAC MATHEWS KARNATAKA AL 24237 35021 298 BALAKRISHNA GANGA TELANGANA AL 24431 35022 299 MOHIT JAIN UTTAR PRADESH AL 24985 35023 300 MOHAMMAD ABDUL QUADIR OVERSEAS AL 25993 35024 301 SARAVANAN RAMALINGAM TAMILNADU AL 26007 35025 302 RAVI KANT THORI MAHARASTRA AL 25357 35049 303 SHAKIL JAWED BIHAR AL 25436 35050 304 ARAVIND BALAKRISHNAN KERALA AL 24497 35051 305 SHARAD SYANGDEN WEST BENGAL AL 23759 35052 306 SATYAJIT SANJEEV PATWARDHAN MAHARASTRA AL 24208 35053 307 ARIJIT GHOSH WESTBENGAL AL 25019 35058 308 PRAVEEN KUMAR SINGH UTTAR PRADESH AL 24507 35059 309 SUNIL RAMJI PANDEY MAHARASTRA AL 25382 35060 310 KAVIN SUGUMAR MAHARASTRA AL 24750 35070 311 ALOK RATH TELANGANA AL 21683 35071 312 DEEP SHIKHA MAJ MAHARASTRA AL 24620 35072 313 BALAJI JAYASANKAR TAMIL NADU AL 23971 35073 314 MEGHANA MOHAN TAGGARSI KARNATAKA AL 24813 35079 315 YANSHUL RATHI DELHI AL 22731 35087 316 KARTHIK VELMURUGAN TAMILNADU AL 26543 35092 317 VIJAY SHANKAR R TAMILNADU AL 24303 35093 318 MOHAMMAD NEHAL AHMAD BIHAR AL 25799 35095 319 SUBITH P BHASKAR KERALA AL 25157 35096 320 NIKHIL S KARNATAKA AL 25520 35097 321 GAURAV MISHRA UTTAR PRADESH AL 25892 35099 322 JOHN BABU P KERALA AL 25778 35100 323 RAJAT SRIVASTAVA TELANGANA AL 25292 35101 324 PAULIA DEVI T TAMILNADU AL 22908 35104 325 SAJID HUSSAIN TAMILNADU AL 24567 35105 326 BIRUPAM SAMANTA WEST BENGAL AL 23432 35106 327 SHIVAM SINGH UTTAR PRADESH AL 25361 35107 328 VEENA A KARNATAKA AL 24376 35108 329 MANOJ A TAMILNADU AL 25056 35116 330 RAMI REDDY MEDAPATI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23990 35123 331 BHANJAN KUMAR MEHER ODISHA AL 24455 35124 332 SHRINIWAS RAJAMOULI D MAHARASHTRA AL 21553 35125
17 333 SHANKAR KUMAR DAS UTTAR PRADESH AL 21454 35126 334 SRI VAMSI KRISHNA TAMILNADU AL 25120 35127 335 SAMEER AHMED MADHYA PRADESH AL 25605 35128 336 SUBHAJIT MALAKAR WEST BENGAL AL 26559 35129 337 AJAY KUMAR GAHLOUT MADHYA PRADESH AL 24409 35130 338 PRUTHVIRAJ ARUNA SETUMADHAV KARNATAKA AL 25663 35131 339 MALLESH BANKA TELANGANA AL 22539 35132 340 PARDEEP CHITARA HARYANA AL 23608 35133 341 SAKTHIVEL M TAMIL NADU AL 23559 35134 342 NAKUL G V KARNATAKA AL 23513 35135 343 VIKRAM T P KARNATAKA AL 23352 35136 344 SUNILKUMAR TAMIL NADU AL 23265 35137 345 ANIL KUMAR K N KARNATAKA AL 23230 35138 346 SAISHYAM M TAMIL NADU AL 23194 35139 347 NAGANATH M HULSOORE KARNATAKA AL 23130 35140 348 ABHISHEK KUMAR CHANDIGARH AL 23059 35141 349 SRIUSHASWINI B ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23012 35142 350 SURESH TAMILNADU AL 22880 35143 351 SRAVAN C P S TAMIL NADU AL 22871 35144 352 SABIR ALI TELANGANA AL 22851 35145 353 ANURAG AGARWAL ASSAM AL 22786 35146 354 LOPAMUDRA M ODISHA AL 22234 35147 355 SUHAIL FAROOQ MIR JAMMU AND KASHMIR AL 22213 35148 356 GAUTAM RAM CHAUDHARY RAJASTHAN AL 21976 35149 357 AMIT BATHLA UTTAR PRADESH AL 21709 35150 358 ANAND PANDYARAJ TAMILNADU AL 24611 35151 359 MANOJ CHANDRAN R TAMILNADU AL 24569 35152 360 VINODH G KUMAR TAMILNADU AL 24565 35153 361 ALI AHMED ASSAM AL 24326 35154 362 ABHISHEK PANDEY CHANDIGARH AL 24294 35155 363 ARJUN ATHMARAM KERALA AL 24269 35156 364 SUSHMA PERURI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 24174 35157 365 SUSHRUT SUBHASH CHAVAN MAHARASTRA AL 24121 35158 366 GARIMA SARAWGI ODISHA AL 24021 35159 367 GOWTHAM REDDY BHIMAVARAPU ANDHRA PRADESH AL 23952 35160 368 NAGARAJAN V TAMILNADU AL 23893 35161 369 SIDDHARTH SARAF MADHYA PRADESH AL 23692 35162 370 VIKRAM PURWAR UTTAR PRADESH AL 25193 35164 371 VIVEK NAGAPPA TAMILNADU AL 25191 35165 372 KISHAN RAO B KARNATAKA AL 25173 35166 373 KURUMELLA HEMA SWAROOP ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25168 35167 374 DINESH JOGARAM CHAUDHARI MADHYA PRADESH AL 25150 35168 375 DIVYA P TAMILNADU AL 25126 35169 376 WASHINGTON G TAMILNADU AL 25070 35170 377 PETA PAVAN KUMAR ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25021 35172 378 ABILASH KRISHNA PRASAD KERALA AL 25005 35173 379 SHARMIN ISLAM OVERSEAS AL 24989 35174 380 SUDARSHAN S D KARNATAKA AL 24931 35175 381 MANOJ KIRAN VAIDYA KARNATAKA AL 24927 35176 382 DIVYASHREE KARNATAKA AL 24922 35177 383 NAVEEN KUMAR B J KARNATAKA AL 24864 35178 384 SETU NATHALAL LADANI GUJARAT AL 24812 35179 385 QURAYSH SHABBIR SADRIWALA MAHARASTRA AL 24811 35180
18 386 SHRUTI G RAIKAR KARNATAKA AL 24762 35181 387 ATHISHA M B KARNATAKA AL 24738 35182 388 MURALI S V KARNATAKA AL 24732 35183 389 VASHISHT DIKSHIT MAHARASTRA AL 24721 35184 390 JITHESH K KERALA AL 24696 35185 391 ANVEERBHADRA S. ALLAD KARNATAKA AL 24695 35186 392 DIVAM VARDHAMAN GANDHI GUJARAT AL 24633 35187 393 MOHAMED AABREZ SHAMS TAMILNADU AL 24615 35188 394 ANKIT SURENDRAKUMAR PRAJAPATI GUJARAT AL 25567 35189 395 ABHINAV KESARWANI UTTAR PRADESH AL 25559 35190 396 BHARGAVA VYAS A. NARASINGA TELANGANA AL 25502 35192 397 GAURANG R KARNATAKA AL 25406 35193 398 SUVRITI CHAURASIA MADHYA PRADESH AL 25325 35194 399 GNANA SEZHIAN M TAMILNADU AL 25275 35195 400 AKHILESH REDDY THUMMA TELANGANA AL 25803 35196 401 SAGAR RAMESH AMBRE MAHARASTRA AL 25339 35197 402 AZIF ALI USMAN KERALA AL 25751 35198 403 GANESH K G KERALA AL 25669 35199 404 JYOTSANA GOYAL GUJARAT AL 25594 35200 405 SAJAN SEHGAL HARYANA AL 25568 35201 406 RIMA SULTANA WEST BENGAL AL 26087 35202 407 SUGAM GODSE UTTAR PRADESH AL 25974 35204 408 WAFY A RASHEED KERALA AL 25950 35205 409 NAVENDU AGARWAL RAJASTHAN AL 25913 35206 410 ABHINAVA D M KARNATAKA AL 25888 35207 411 VIJAYKUMAR BASAVARAJ PATIL KARNATAKA AL 25885 35208 412 CHAUDHARY DINESH BHAI ISHWARBHAI GUJARAT AL 25869 35209 413 TARUN HARYANA AL 25863 35210 414 YEPETO LOHE NAGALAND AL 26603 35213 415 PARIVALLAL DAMODARAN TAMILNADU AL 26521 35215 416 PRIYADARSHAN KONAR WEST BENGAL AL 26117 35218 417 SIDDHARTH VIJAY KALKE KARNATAKA AL 25246 35221 418 SUDHANSHU SHARMA UTTARPRADESH AL 25049 35223 419 SUHAS N BHUSHAN KARNATAKA AL 25262 35224 420 KIRTI SINGH UTTAR PRADESH AL 25615 35225 421 KRISHNA NARAYANAN M D KARNATAKA AL 22989 35226 422 POLU MITHILESH REDDY ANDHRA PRADESH AL 26812 35227 423 NIPUN BANSAL PUNJAB AL 26729 35228 424 SWASTHIK K S KARNATAKA AL 24873 35229 425 KATYAYANI KUMARI CHOUBEY JHARKHAND AL 25510 35230 426 SAQUIB SULTAN BIHAR AL 24958 35235 427 INDRANIL CHAKRABORTY WEST BENGAL AL 25949 35238 428 SWAMINATHAN G TAMILNADU AL 24771 35240 429 ANWESA CHAKRABORTY WESTBENGAL AL 25482 35245 430 PRUDHVI VENKATA S. VARDHINEDI ANDHRA PRADESH AL 25916 35246 431 AMIT KUMAR DAS WEST BENGAL AL 23361 35264 432 MOHAMMED REHAN KHAN KARNATAKA AL 25252 35265 433 ABHISHEK HADADI RAGHAVENDRA KARNATAKA AL 25320 35266 434 PRADYOT SHAHI BIHAR AL 25437 35267 435 PAWAN MALIK HARYANA AL 22313 35268 436 AKASH SINGH DELHI AL 26629 35270 437 NARASIMHAMURTHY K N KARNATAKA AL 25738 35279 438 ASHISH SHUKLA RAMAVTAR MAHARASTRA AL 24803 35281
19 439 AJEER AHAMMED V MADHYA PRADESH AL 25635 35284 440 SURENDER VERMA HARYANA AL 22129 35285 441 SOUMYA SHIVASIS PATTNAIK ODISHA AL 25459 35287 442 SNEHASIS PRADHAN ODISHA AL 24657 35288 443 SAWNA SANKAR MURMU ODISHA AL 24996 35289 444 SAROJ RANJAN GOCHHAYAT ODISHA AL 24987 35290 445 REENA MINZ (MISS) ODISHA AL 24199 35291 446 RAJENDRA DAS ODISHA AL 24451 35292 447 PRAMOD KUMAR SAHU ODISHA AL 22511 35293 448 NISHA RATERIA ODISHA AL 25516 35294 449 NARESH CHANDRA PRADHAN ODISHA AL 22067 35295 450 JITENDRA KUMAR SAHOO ODISHA AL 26066 35296 451 JEROME D'SOUZA A ODISHA AL 24634 35297 452 TUSHAR RANJAN MISHRA ODISHA AL 21143 35298 453 TAPAN KUMAR MALLA ODISHA AL 24642 35299 454 SUDHAKAR JENA ODISHA AL 22241 35300 455 SUBHABRATA GANGULY ODISHA AL 24751 35301 456 SANDEEP KUMAR BEHERA ODISHA AL 25001 35302 457 SATAPATHY SANATAN ODISHA AL 23185 35303 458 SADANANDA MOHANTY ODISHA AL 20775 35304 459 ROJALIN MISHRA ODISHA AL 24641 35305 460 RAHUL PRADHAN ODISHA AL 23719 35306 461 PRITAM PRITISH PATNAIK ODISHA AL 24461 35307 462 PRATIK SAHOO ODISHA AL 23301 35308 463 PABITRA MOHAN MALLIK ODISHA AL 22038 35309 464 NIRANJAN SAHOO ODISHA AL 21563 35310 465 NIMAIN CHARAN BISHI ODISHA AL 23413 35311 466 MOHAN LAL KHADIA ODISHA AL 23277 35312 467 KASTURI BHARADWAJ ODISHA AL 24787 35313 468 DEEPAK KUMAR KISKU ODISHA AL 24997 35314 469 BISWA RANJAN PATTANAIK ODISHA AL 24965 35315 470 BISMAYA KUMAR ROUT ODISHA AL 35316 35316 471 APARNA KANUNGO ODISHA AL 24749 35317 472 ANTARYAMI PRADHAN ODISHA AL 22033 35318 473 ANJANA EKKA ODISHA AL 21556 35319 474 AKSHAPADA PATTANAIK ODISHA AL 22507 35320 475 HEMANT CHANDER PARKASH ATRI HARYANA AL 24651 35325 476 ANKIT AHUJA DELHI AL 25483 35326 477 TIM HOUGHTON T ODISHA AL 22582 35327 478 RAPOLU SAI SUNIL TELANGANA AL 26714 35328 479 ANTONY NETTIKADAN KERALA AL 25352 35332 480 BISWAMOHAN MISHRA ODISHA AL 20852 35339 481 PRASANTA KUMAR TRIPATHY ODISHA AL 20855 35341 482 GANGADHAR PRADHAN ODISHA AL 20866 35342 483 SANJAY MAHAPATRA ODISHA AL 20940 35343 484 BISWABASU DAS ODISHA AL 20943 35344 485 AMIYA KUMAR GOUDA ODISHA AL 20998 35345 486 SUREN KUMAR DAS ODISHA AL 21018 35346 487 BIPIN KISHORE BARA ODISHA AL 21019 35347 488 SUNIL KUMAR PATTANAIK ODISHA AL 21020 35348 489 RABI NARAYAN SAHU ODISHA AL 21059 35349 490 DEBANANDA BHOI ODISHA AL 21090 35350 491 CHANDRABHANU PARIJA ODISHA AL 21111 35351
20 492 BISWAJIT MISHRA ODISHA AL 21326 35352 493 DEBABRAT BISWAL ODISHA AL 21330 35353 494 BIKASHA BIHARY TRIPATHY ODISHA AL 21410 35354 495 SANTOSH KUMAR BEHERA ODISHA AL 21565 35355 496 SUNIL KUMAR AGRAWALA ODISHA AL 21584 35356 497 DILLIP KUMAR SOREN ODISHA AL 21585 35357 498 MANASA RANJAN DASH ODISHA AL 21690 35358 499 BANSIDHAR MULIA ODISHA AL 21691 35359 500 JITEN KUMAR MISHRA ODISHA AL 21740 35360 501 RAMA NARAYAN SAHU ODISHA AL 21743 35361 502 DEEPAK KUMAR PARIDA ODISHA AL 21753 35362 503 SUMANTA KUMAR MISHRA ODISHA AL 22496 35363 504 NITISH RANJAN ACHARYA ODISHA AL 22818 35364 505 BEHERA SYAMA SUNDAR ODISHA AL 23137 35365 506 VIJAY PATIDAR ODISHA AL 23262 35366 507 ISHAN PRAFULLA AGNIHOTRI CHATTISGARH AL 24401 35367 508 LAKSHMINARAYAN S BHAT ODISHA AL 24639 35368 509 PARESH KUMAR GOUDA ODISHA AL 24644 35369 510 SWAPNA SAHA ODISHA AL 24822 35370 511 DHARBIND KUMAR JHA ODISHA AL 24855 35371 512 DAS BIRENDRA MANOHAR ODISHA AL 24968 35372 513 NISITH RANJAN KABAT ODISHA AL 24973 35373 514 LINGARAJ HANSDA ODISHA AL 24974 35374 515 PRASAD RAMESH SHANBHAG KARNATAKA AL 25408 35375 516 YEMMIGANUR CHINNA V. GOWD KARNATAKA AL 26230 35376 517 MANINDRA NAYAK ODISHA AL 26862 35377 518 AJITH V L KARNATAKA AL 24852 35383 519 SHUBHNEET SINGH DUA S TELANGANA AL 25883 35384 520 AMRUTH SAGAR K R KARNATAKA AL 24932 35388 521 JOYNER ABRAHAM M TAMILNADU AL 26232 35389 522 PRADEEP KUMAR H D KARNATAKA AL 25882 35390 523 ARJIT KUMAR PATRA ODISHA AL 21737 35391 524 MRUTYUNJAY DAS ODISHA AL 21752 35392 525 NAMAN SINGHAL UTTAR PRADESH AL 25208 35394 526 PIYUSH JAIN RAJASTHAN AL 25551 35395 527 SUNIL KUMAR KAR ODISHA AL 25796 35396 528 SRI SUDHA KARNATAKA AL 22978 35415 529 B KARTHIRAVAN TAMILNADU AL 23157 35416 530 MADHU R KARNATAKA AL 26088 35424 531 SAMPRITI SAMAL ODISHA AL 23228 35431 532 SURESH BABU K ANDHRA PRADESH AL 22359 35432 533 MOHAMMED TAHER MUJAHID KARNATAKA AL 25662 35442 534 KUMAR SONAL BIHAR AL 24946 35443 535 ANJANI ANJAN BIHAR AL 22598 35444 536 SHASHANK CHAURSIA MADHYA PRADESH AL 24835 35451 537 SARAVANA KUMAR S TAMILNADU AL 22566 35453 538 MADHUSUDHAN V ANDHRA PRADESH AL 26062 35454
21 As on 31.08.19 the total number of members of ASI was 25029 (as approved in the EC held at New Delhi) consisting of 20062 Life members, 316 Senior members, 4580 Associate Life Members and 72 full Annual Members and 65 Annual Member who were in arrears of subscription as on 31st October 2019. New members were enrolled from 01.09.2019 subject to the approval of the EC to be held on 18.12.2019 and GB to be held on 20.12.2019.
RATE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
The Life Membership fee is Rs. 11,800/- (10,000 + 18% GST) The FAIS fee is Rs. 11,800/- (10,000 + 18% GST)
Life Membership Certificate:
A Life Membership Certificate has been re-designed colourfully with the individual photograph and Membership Number. Members who are desirous of obtaining a new certificate can get one by paying a nominal fee of Rs. 100/-.
INDIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY:
As per the decision of the Editorial committee of IJS & General Body to have the journal as online one to the members is in line with the green initiative and had been communicated to all the members. For those who are desirous of the print version, an annual subscription of Rs. 600/- will have to be paid in advance. The audited statement of accounts of IJS is included in this report.
SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME.
Thanks to the efforts of Dr Satish K. Shukla President 2014 for bringing out this Novel scheme with the help of members of this committee and scheme was re-started from 1st April 2017 by Dr. Shiva K. Misra, President 2017. Special thanks to Dr. Khandelwal; Dr. Kasushik Shah and Dr. Shalabh Gupta. I request you each and every member to be a part of this scheme.
REGIONAL REFRESHER COURSES & ACADEMIC MEETINGS.
Thanks to the efforts of Dr Santhosh John Abraham, President 2015/ Director of Academics 2019 and all coordinators of RRC. Conducted in 6 various centres. These programmes helped PGs all over country to gain knowledge, made ASI body academically vibrant. Sincere thanks to Ms. Torrent Pharma.
22 SOCIAL WELFARE COUNCIL & RURAL SURGICAL CAMPS Under the leadership of our Past President and Director, Social Welfare Council Dr. Shiva K. Misra and sincere efforts of Dr. Bindey Kumar, various Rural Surgical Camps were organized across the country.
ELECTION: With the efforts of the Vice President & Chief Election Officer Dr. P. Raghu Ram more than two thousand unregistered members were added to registered voters list. The Election for the post of Vice President 2020 (President 2021) was conducted as per the new schedule. The Details will be informed during the General Body Meeting to be held at Bhubaneswar.
WEBSITE Thanks to Dr Shivaram, Secretary - Website for innovating thinks like Webinar etc. Now Website is more friendly and useful to all ASI members
ASI SURGICAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMME ASI Surgical Skills Training Programme conducted at various places which will definitely improve the standard of training to the students. Thanks to Dr. Pawanindra Lal & Dr. Roy Pantankar.
PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY SCHEME: Professional Indemnity Scheme has been started with the collaboration of Secure Now and United India Insurance. Attractive and lower premium compared to other schemes have been worked out. Many members have already joined the scheme and I request others to be a part of the scheme.
CHARITY A number of charitable initiatives (awareness Programmes and free surgical camps) were spearheaded under the auspices of ASI and State Chapters across the nation.
MERCHANDISE: Ties, T.Shirts and Aprons having ASI Logo will be available for sale during ASICON 2019 Bhubaneswar.
CHAPTERS & SECTIONAL MEETINGS: President Prof. Arvind Kumar and Myself had the opportunity of attending most of the meetings of the Chapters and Sections. We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of the members.
FAIS: The Fellowship Programme is being pursued with enthusiasm. From 1997 onwards all candidates found eligible were required to appear before the Credentials Committee. So far 2445 Surgeons have obtained the Fellowship and this year 60 Surgeons have applied for the fellowship as on 31st October 2019. The FAIS candidates who have attended the FAIS Credentialing Lectures are eligible to receive Fellowship. Failure to appear before the committee would automatically defer the application to the next year.
ASI is 81 years old now with glorious history. Many reputed surgeons, stalwarts of country are members in it with the 25000 odd membership.
23 FUTURE… 1. We can further strengthen our ASI by increasing Membership, More Academics, Committed EC Members, Honest & Dynamic Office bearers, Litigation free ASI. 2. More assets with which we can help new members & young surgeons to improve academically. 3. Participate in social service activities, spending on free services to poor, helping the Nation in un wanted disasters & natural calamities. 4. The expenditure can be lessened further if we are litigation free, get sponsorships for meeting expenses, IJS on online, transparency & accountability in working.
CONCLUSION: I would like to place on record and my sincere gratitude to the President Prof. Arvind Kumar for having given me an opportunity to serve this esteemed association as Honorary Secretary.
I also thank Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer for his brotherly help and guidance.
I thank all the Executive Committee members for their co-operation and electing me as Secretary. I sincerely appreciate their whole hearted support to me particularly when important decisions were taken during this year. I thank all senior members of our Association and the Past Presidents especially Dr. Shiva K. Misra, Dr. Santhosh John Abraham for the help and timely advice to render the services effectively.
I thank all the members of ASI for their co-operation and help in taking the Association to greater heights.
Finally I thank office Superintendent Mr. D Kannayiram, Administrative Officer Mr. K. Gopikannan, Senior Assistant Mrs. V J Lekha, Accounts Assistant Mr. Sivakumar, Office Assistant Mr. G Mani & House keeping staff for their co-operation and hard and sincere work. Special thanks to Mr S Ganesan Chartered Accountant, Chaturvedi & Company, Chennai for the cooperation & for the audit work done.
On behalf of the Association of Surgeons of India and on my own behalf, I wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2020.
Dr Sanjay Kumar Jain National Honorary Secretary The Association of Surgeons of India
24 ACTIVITIES OF STATE CHAPTERS 2019
1. ANDHRA PRADESH STATE CHAPTER
1 19 February 2019 @ Kakinada CME on Basics and Advanced in Plastic surgery. 2 24 March 2019 @ Kakinada CME live workshop on H&N Oncology 3 7 April 2019@ Visakhapatnam CME on Thyroid Disorders 4 5 May 2019 @ Visakhapatnam on Breast Cancer awareness and Women and adolescent Girl Health awareness 5 17July 2019 —@ Kakinada CME live workshop on Basic Laparoscopy and Hernia repair. 6 11 August 2019 @Vizianagaram on Hernia Workshop 7 23-25 August 2019 @ Vijayawada on 42nd Annual Conference of ASI-AP Chapter APASICON-2019 8 1 September 2019 @ Kakinada CME 9 11 September 2019 @ Tirupathi CME on Vascular Reconstruction and Management of Diabetic foot 10 13 September 2019 Tirupathi CME on Thyroid Cancers Surgery 11 14 September 2019 @ Visakhapatnam on Personality Development for Faculty & PG Students 12 28 September 2019 @ Rajahmundry CME on Live Comprehensive Hernia 13 29 September 2019 @ Visakhapatnam on Scope of Laparoscopic Surgery
UPCOMING EVENTS 1 20 October@ Kurnool-Newer Horizons in Anorectal Surgery. 2 1—3 November @ Anathapur – XIII General and Digestive Surgery Workshop and PGCME. 3 12 November 2019 @ Kakinada CME - Live workshop on Lasers in Proctology 4 13-14 December 2019 @ Rajahmundry –SIMULCON India -2019
2. ASSAM STATE CHAPTER
Having taken charge on the 6th of January, 2019 at Guwahati, our executive body this year came up with a very active academic and social activities calendar, and I must say, we have been able to live to our expectations.
Surgical Workshops and training programmes We have been able to organize 4 surgical workshops.
1. A CME cum Live Laparoscopic Surgery Workshop was held on 24th of February, 2019 organised by Tinsukia branch of ASA. Dr. Akhil Saxena from Delhi performed successful live advanced laparoscopic surgeries on 5 patients.
25 2. Dibrugarh Branch of ASA conducted a Hands on Skill course and workshop on Knotting and Suturing on 16th March, with Dr. Suddhasattwa Sen from A.M.R.I hospitals, Kolkata 3. A workshop on research methodology was conducted in the department of Surgery by the Dibrugarh Branch on 18th, 19th and 20th of March, 2019, 4. The Guwahati branch of Assam State chapter of ASI in association with A.B.S.I and B.Borooah Cancer Institute, Guwahati organised a Day long live operative workshop on Breast Cancer on 26th of April 2019. DR. S.V.S Deo, Prof. and HOD, Dept of Surgical Oncology, AIIMS Delhi and Dr. Gaurav Agarwal, Professor of Endocrine Surgery, SGPGI Lucknow along with few local faculty were the resource persons.
Flood relief and Rural Health Camps:
2 rural health camps were organized till October. 1 more is planned. 1. The Jorhat Branch conducted a Rural Health Camp in the Flood affected areas of Jhanji Mukh, Teok, Jorhat, Assam on 28/ 07/ 2019. All together, more than 300 patients were registered and we distributed free medicine and bleaching powder to the patients. 2. Dibrugarh Branch conducted a very successful one day rural health camp on 1st September 2019 at Moina Miri Gaon of Lezai bolch (Kalakhowa) , Dibrugarh. Free medical check up including free laboratory investigation were conducted and patients were provided with some basic medications free of cost. All total, 228 patients were registered in the camp.
Academic Activities: In total, we had 11 C.M.E s conducted by different branches. 1. 1st C.M.E was at Guwahati on 6th Jan, 2019 along with the charge handover ceremony .It was on pain management. 2. The Barak Valley branch organised a C.M.E on 16th of Feb, 2019 at S.M.C.H 3. Tinsukia Branch of ASA conducted a C.M.E on 24th of February at St. Luke's Hospital. 4. The Dibrugarh branch conducted a C.M.E on 16. 03.2019 with Dr. Suddhasattwa Sen from A.M.R.I hospitals. 5. The Guwahati branch in association with A.B.S.I and B.B.C.I Guwahati organised a C.M.E on various ABSI modules on Breast cancer at Guwahati on 26th April,2019, with a good attendance of 50 delegates 6. A C.M.E was organised by the Dibrugarh on 28.04.2019 at Hotel Little Palace, Dibrugarh. 7. Mid Term C.M.E The Nagaon branch of Assam State Chapter of ASI conducted a very successful MID TERM C.M.E of the association at HAMM Hospital, HOJAI with an attendance of more than 150 delegates on 4th of May, 2019. This time, the MID TERM CME on 4th May, 2019 was based on a single theme “INGUINAL HERNIA”, Dr. Parveen Bhatia, Chairman, Institute of Minimal Access, Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery (iMAS) ,Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi along with many other Renowned Faculties from the state of Assam participated in the C.M.E.
26 8. The Guwahati branch organised a C.M.E on “Current Trends in General surgery" on 18th of May, 2019 at G.N.R.C hosp. 9. Guwahati branch conducted a C.M.E on “ANORECTAL UPDATE" on 15th of June, 2019 at Hotel Lily. Dr. Kushal Mittal, eminent surgeon from Mumbai delivered a detailed update on the "Recent trends in Proctology. 10. Dibrugarh Branch conducted a C.M.E on 22.06.2019 at Hotel Rajawas, Dibrugarh 11. A C.M.E on Breast cancer was organised by the Guwahati Branch in association with AONEI on 12th of Oct, 2019 at Taj Vivanta, Guwahati, where many eminent National speakers participated. We had a panel discussion on locally advanced Breast carcinoma and a P.G Masterclass as well.
Regional Refresher Course The Guwahati branch conducted a very successful Regional Refresher Course of ASI at Guwahati Medical College & Hospital on 29th and 30th of June, 2019. All together more than 250 postgraduates and faculty from all across North East participated in he event under the able leadership and moderation of Prof. Santosh John Abraham.
Post Graduate Master Class All total, we conducted 3 P.G masterclasses. 1. The Barrak Valley Branch conducted a P. G Masterclass on 16th of February, 2019 at Silchar Medical College and Hospital.Dr SR Ghosal Prof & HOD, JIMSH Medical College, West Bengal was among the other faculties at the Surgery 2. Another P.G masterclass was held on 12th Oct, 2019 on Breast cancer at Guwahati. 3. P.G master class on Inguinal hernia and Soft Tissue Sarcoma was held on 20th of October at ASACON 2019 at Tezpur.
Skill Courses Skill courses for post graduates were held in the month of July, 2019 at Guwahati and Dibrugarh, as well as during the Annual conference ASACON 2019 at Tezpur in Oct, 2019.
Awareness Programmes Dibrugarh Branch of Assam Chapter of ASI conducted 2 awareness programmes on 27th February at the OIL auditorium in front of their Nursing students at Duliajan, Dibrugarh. Topics were : 1. Prevention and early detection of Breast Carcinoma by Dr. Rocket Brahma and 2. Congenital Birth Defects by Dr. Hemonta Dutta.T he meetings were well attended by nearly 120 nursing students and Teachers, including a few other staff. 3. Dibrugarh Branch with the help of A.M.C.H Students Union successfully organised a Road Safety Awareness programme for the general public on 29th May, 2019 at AMCH premises, Dibrugarh, Assam. 27 Plantation Drive: Dibrugarh Branch of Assam State Chapter of ASI recently conducted a plantation drive in Assam Medical College campus in Dibrugarh with the help of staff and students of AMCH on 16th of June 2019.All total 100 different plant sapplings were planted in the “Go Green Initiative" and more are planned further.
Newsletters Two newsletters have been published till this month. Volume 6 No. 1 Surgery Papyrus, Jan – April 2019 Volume 6 No. 2 Surgery Papyrus, May – August 2019
Publications Two volumes of Journal of Association of Surgeons of Assam have been released. JASA Volume 26, No.1 January 2019 - April 2019 JASA Volume 26, No. 2 May 2019 - September 2019
Annual Conference ASACON 2019: The 30th Annual conference of Assam Chapter of ASI was held in Tezpur from 18th to 20th of Oct, 2019. It was attended by more than 300 delegates including ASI President.
Flood Relief Contribution The Assam State Chapter of ASI has donated a sum of Rs. 1,50,000 (one lakh fifty thousand only) to the chief ministers relief fund towards the welfare of flood affected victims of the state of Assam.
3. BIHAR STATE CHAPTER
Bihar Chapter of ASI Organised many academic activities prominent among them were:-
Sl.No. Event Date Venue 1 Prostate Cancer Detecting Camp 19.01.2019 Anupama Hospital Pvt. Ltd, Patna 2 Cancer Awareness Society 20.01.2019 Begusarai 3 Case reports in GI Surgery 24.01.2019 A.I.I.M.S., Patna 4 World Cancer Day 04.02.2019 Begusarai 5 CME on Liver Transplan 09.02.2019 I.G.I.M.S., Patna 6 Surgical Resident Training Programme N.M.C.H., Patna
28 Sl.No. Event Date Venue 7 Laser Proctology 12.05.2019 A.I.I.M.S., Patna 8 CME on Recent Advances in Proctology 20.06.2019 Hotel Chanakya, Patna 9 Safe Lap Cholecystectomy 17.07.2019 Anupama Hospital Pvt. Ltd, Patna 10 Single Theme CME on Laparoscopic 20.07.2019 I.G.I.M.S., Patna 11 Cholecytectomy Anupama Hospital Pvt. Ltd, Patna 12 01.08.2019 CME on Peptic Ulcer Diseae 24.08.2019 I.G.I.M.S., Patna CME & Workshop – VAAFT & LIFT PROCEDURES
4. DELHI STATE CHAPTER
1. Monthly Meetings and PG Master Class- With 12 institutions as the circulatory hosts every month which is very well attended by the both Postgraduate students and the Surgical fraternity- The Family of ASI Delhi State Chapter.
2. Hands-on Workshop in different Surgical Principles every month-Abdominal Wall Closure- AIIMS, Laparoscopic Basic Skill Course-MAMC, Lasers in Proctology-Sehgal Neo Hospital, Basic Surgical Skill Course- Northern Railway Hospital.
3. Scientific Paper writing Workshop-a one-day Scientific Writing Workshop on 16th June, 2019 at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, with a focus on Postgraduates and younger surgeons while also getting the senior colleagues to share both the information and ignorance based on their experience
4. Surgical Clinical Oriented Practical Examination Course (SCOPE)- Organised twice in 2019 in February and September, A three days of Exclusive Surgical training classes by eminent teachers from allover India and attended by the approx. 350 PG students across India made this one of the best attended Surgical training event.
5. Public Awareness Programs and Camps-Rural Camp at Aggarwal Dhramshala, by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital attended by approx. 250 patients, free medications were also distributed for the needful; Public awareness Lecture on Common Colo-rectal diseases organised by Digestive Disease Clinic-Dr. Neeraj Dhamija.
29 6. Endorsed meetings, CME and Symposiums - Robo-Oncocon (Max Hospital), Endolap MAMC, Asian Lapcon, Recent Trends I Proctology-Guest Speaker Dr. Kushal Mittal, Role of Energy Sources in Surgical Practice- Action Balaji Hospital, Breast Cancer Prevention: Challenges and New possibilities-Delhi Breast Oncology Group with Guest Speaker Dr. Frank Hoffmann from Germany,
7. Dr. KC Mahajan Annual CME and PG Master Class- Organised at Northern Railway hospital, Theme- Hepatico-Pancreatico-Biliary Surgery, Dr. KC Mahajan Oration delivered by the legend Dr. Tehmton E Udwadia.
8. Medico-legal Cell of Deli-ASI Annual Meeting- Medicolegal Aspects in Surgical Practice, Organised by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, The Guest Speaker was Advocate Mahendra Kumar Bajpai (Author: 'Law of Criminal Liability & Medical Negligence') and Guest of Honour was Dr. Girish Tyagi (President DMA, Registrar DMC).
9. Travelling Fellowship- Awarded in the field of Laparoscopic Oncological surgery and Bariatric surgery to the eligible selected candidate by the selection committee of the ASI-Delhi.
10. Annual Meeting of SELSICON (Society of Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Surgeons of India) 2019-Close to 1000 delegates and 100 exhibitors participated in the conference which was organized over 5 days. Approx. 50 live surgeries were conducted as a part of live operative workshop in the decline of Laparoscopic Surgery, Thoracic Surgery and Gynaecology surgery.
11. Annual Conference of ASI- Delhi SURGICON 2019- will be organised by Deen Dayal Hospital from 22nd to 24th November at Manekshaw Convention Centre, Delhi. In this we organize competitive paper, free paper, poster presentation, oration, lectures and quiz.
12. President's Medal for ASI Delhi- Will be awarded to the Postgraduate with maximum number of publications in the year 2019, this activity has boosted the scientific writing in the Surgical trainees.
5. GOA STATE CHAPTER 1 On 2/3/19 cme.lecture and presentation by Dr Aparna Bhanushali on molecular Diagnostics and molecular profiling in oncology.
2 On 10/3/19cme by Dr Roy Patankar, Mumbai topic-tips and tricks in managemnet of Gerd.
3 On 21/7/19 live laproscopic opeative workshop by dr Roy patankar.Following operations were carried out 1)cholecystectomy2)umbilical hernia3)achalasia cardia 4)gerd gastroplication
4 On 31/8/19 cme by dr Pravin gore,mumbai-basics to newer advances in management of haemorrtroids
5 On 19/10/19--cme-role of radiodiagnosis in surgery by spectalbs pune--dr solav 30 6. GUJARAT STATE CHAPTER
1- LAPCON 2019 - Dates- 24th & 25th February
At Grand Mercure - Surya Palace “Baroda” Organizedby Baroda Surgeons Association Org. Chairman – Dr Ashwin Shah; Org. Secretary –Dr Divyesh Shah Faculties – Dr. P Pathania, Dr. Sendil Kumar, Dr. Rajesh Shrivastava, Dr. Kalpesh Jani,Dr. Bhikubhai Patel, Dr. Ram Raksha Pal
Delegates and 50 Post Graduate Students attend.
2 - LAPAROCON 2019 - Dates- 16th& 17thMarch
At Atithi Devo Bhavah – Rajkot Organizedby – Association of Sureons of Rajkot Org. Secretary – Dr Amit Acharya, Org. Chairman – Amit Sitapara National Faculties- Dr. Shailesh Puntambaker; Dr Roy Patankar; DrRajesh Shrivastava Dr. Prashant Rao; Dr. Kalpesh Jani; Dr. Deborshi Sharma; Dr Kamlesh Patel
185 Delegates attended
3 - LAP-URO FIT 2019 - Date- 7th April
At Unity Hospital – Modasa Organizedby Sabarkantha – Aravalli Surgeons Association Org. Chairman - Dr. Minesh Gandhi, Org. Secretary – Dr Nishit Patel One Day Live Surgical Workshopof Laparoscopic & Urological Cases 195 Delegates attended
4-EXCELLENCE IN LAP HERNIA - Dates- 24th& 25th May
A Hands-On Training Coursein LAP HERNIA SURGERY At Meril Academy – Vapi & Vedanta Medical College - Dhanu Organizedby Vapi Surgeons Association Organizing Chairman – DrRajesh Shrivastava FACULTIES – Dr B Ramana; Dr Jignesh Gandhi; Dr Rahul Mahadar; Dr Ramesh Punjani Dr Pramod Shinde; Dr Rajesh Mahida A Total 130 Delegates attended the Conference & 24 Delegateswereregisteredfor Hands-on Training Course.
31 5 -TRAUMASICON JBS CSE 2019 - Dates- 6th-8th September At JB Auditorium AMA- Ahmedabad Org. Secretary – Dr Sanjay Shah, President- IATCC It was 9th National Conference in Trauma Care 210 Delegates attended
GUJASICON 2019 Dates – 11th to 13th October Report already send & Received by Headquarters
7. JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE CHAPTER
A CSEP was conducted on 2nd August 2019 at “Hotel Four Point Sherraton” Sonwar Srinagar on theme of “COLORECTAL DISEASE”. Dr. Zaffar Khanday, Hony Treasurer of JAKASI was the Organizing Secretary under the overall supervision of JAKASI. The programme was started with a Video Presentation on SSI by Dr. Adarsh Chaudhary from Medanta, followed by Guest Lecturers by Prof. Ajaz Rather from SKIMS-MC (Staplers in Colorectal Surgery, Dr. Zaffar Khanay from GMC Srinagar (Children with Anorectal Malformations). Dr. Akhter Ganai delivered a video presentation on MIPH, Dr. Zahoor Naik spoke on the topic, “Advances in Rectal Surgery”, whereas; Dr. Asif Mehraj spoke on “Managing Rectal Prolapse”. Vote of thanks was extended by Dr. Zaffar Khanday.
Mid Term Conference of JAKASI was organized by Dr. Tashi Motup, Senior Surgeon Leh in collaboration with ELSA-OP, SNM Hospital & Health Department at Leh, under the theme of “Advanced Laparoscopic” on 3rd& 4th September, 2019. Prof. Nisar Chowdri, Prof. Fazl Q parry, Dr. K.C. Sharma along with others represented JK Chapter, whereas delegates and Guest Speakers from Singapore, Nepal, Delhi, Chandigarh and local surgeons from Leh & Kargil attended the conference. International faculty who delivered invited guest lecturers were; Prof. David Lamanto (Singapore), Prof. Shailesh Adhikari (Nepal), Dr. Anil Sharam (Delhi), Prof. Muneer Khan (Srinagar. A cultural event and Galla dinner was also organized.
On 4th October, 2019, Postgraduate Department of Surgery under the aegis of JK Chapter of Association of Surgeons of India (JAKASI) organized Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair Workshop in GMC Jammu in Main Surgical Operation Theater. The workshop was inaugurated by Principal Medical College Jammu, Dr. Sunanda Raina and Prof. N.C.Digra. Visiting Faculty from AIIMS, New Delhi Prof. (Dr) Rajinder Prasad operated upon three cases of Inguinal Hernia with two techniques of TAPP/TEP. Senior Surgeons from Directorate of Health Services Jammu, Faculty, Registrars and Postgraduates from ASCOMS & GMC
32 Jammu, GMC Kathua and GMC Rajouri attended one day workshop and got enriched in surgical skill of this advanced laparoscopic technique that shall ultimately benefit the patients. Prof. Parsad was assisted by GMC Jammu Surgical Faculty comprising Dr. Sanjay Sharma, Dr. Javeed Iqbal and Dr. Rajni Bhardawaj in the OT along with Kuljeet Sing and Davinder Rathore as Senior Laparoscopy Assistants. The anesthesia team was led by Prof. Mukta Jatinder and Assisted by Prof. Anju Singh, Dr. Aarti Gupta, Dr. Neha Mahajan, Dr. Renu Wakloo and Registrars/Residents. Senior faculty who attended this workshop included Prof. R.K. Chrungoo, Prof. K.S. Mehta, Prof. S.L. Kachroo, Prof. Suresh Saraf, Dr. Raj Rishi Sharma, Dr. Ajay Mishri, Dr. Harbinder Singh, Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Dr. Ravinder Kumar, Dr. Vijay Kumar and many others. After Laparoscopic workshop a Guest Lecture on “Laparoscopic Hernia Repair: TAAPP/TEP” was delivered by Prof. Rajinder Parsad. Master of the ceremony was Dr. Ratnakar Sharma and the Workshop/CME was organized by Dr. Sanjay Kumar Bhasin, Honoroary Secretary JAKASI & Head of Surgery Unit-II, GMC Jammu under the overall supervision of Dr. N.C. Digra Prof & Head of Surgery Department and Governing Council Member of Association of Surgeons of India (ASI).
8. JHARKHAND STATE CHAPTER
This is to inform you that a state level CME was organized by our chapter in association with giridih city branch of ASI. Details are given below,
1. Topic-- Renal transplant-- Bird's eye view, Speaker—Dr (Prof) Rana AK Singh, HOD, Dept of surgery and renal transplant, New Delhi
2. Topic-- Bile duct injury, prevention and management Speaker--- Dr Ajay Kumar mandal, hepatobiliary surgeon, Kolkata CME was attended by more than 40 surgeons from all over Jharkhand. CME was followed by executive committee meeting.
33 9. KARNATAKA STATE CHAPTER
Being one of the vibrant branches of ASI the aim has always been to achieve academic excellence and provide service. Consisting of 19 branches KSC ASI is always involved in conduct of activities which aim at updating members with recent advances in the field of surgery.
The year started with 37th Annual state conference organized jointly by Ballari city branch and Vijayanagara branch and hosted by Dept. of General surgery, VIMS, Ballari from 15 to 17th February 2019. It was attended by more than 750 delegates. National president Dr. Aravind Kumar graced the occasion and presented ASI vision statement much to the appreciation of the members.
The second MIDCON conference was held at Mangalore organized by South Canara branch and hosted by Department of General Surgery, K.S. Hegde Medical Academy, Mangaluru from 19 to 20th October 2019. The focus was on PG teaching and was attended by 250 delegates.
We had held three EC meetings which took major decisions in conduct of state chapter activities and in revamping the city branch organization and functioning.
KSCASI is in the forefront of enrolling new members in to the fold of ASI. In the ASI Social Security Scheme it hopes to achieve better enrolment. Keeping in line with the ASI mission statement KSCASI state chapter and many of its branches went to the remote village Government primary schools in their area and identified and honored selected teachers for their selfless service.
When the floods created havoc in a north Karnataka Hubli Dharwad branch, Baglkot branch and Bijapur branch along with other Medical and Non medical organisations were at the forefront of providing succor to the flood affected both medically and in rehabilitation. Bagalkot branch innovatively arranged a programme which focused on the health of its members and aptly called it” walk for health”.
34 10. KERALA STATE CHAPTER
1) Peripheral Conference in February 2019 at Azeezia Medical College, Kollam. Two days event was attended by 200 Surgeons. Lectures & symposium were of high standard.
2) KASICON in April 2019 at MES Medical College at Perinthalmanna. One day Live Surgical Workshop & CME for 2 days was attended by 300 Surgeons. Dr Raghavachari Oration, Dr Mohan Das Memorial Oration, short papers, video sessions and symposium were well received by Delegates. New set of office bearers were elected unanimously. Dr R Padmakumar (Chairman), Dr Jimmy C John (Hon. Secretary), Dr Vinod Kumar (Treasurer), Dr E.V Gopi (Chairman Elect). Various awards were presented during the General body meeting.
3) Annual CME in October 2019 at P K Das Institute Palakkad was also a grand success with 200 surgeons participating in the academic feast. Various case discussions and clinical classes were of real benefit to the post graduates. Dr M L Dathan Memorial Endowment lecture and video sessions were also there.
4) Thirteen city branches are very active with monthly meetings and academic sessions which has contributed to the academic improvement of Surgeons and Post graduates.
5) Conducted clinical case discussions named KASI CLINICS and skill development sessions by hands-on training.
6) Sports and Cultural events are conducted on yearly basis.
7) Kerala Surgical Journal with very good articles are published twice a year to encourage Surgeons and PGs; to write and publish their clinical and research activities.
8) The News Letter (twice a year) was printed and published to spread information on various activities of the chapter.
9) Awards - We have Sushrutha award for Best Teacher, Chairman's trophy for the Best Surgical Department, Best Thesis award and another 10 sets of awards to enhance the academic activities of our fellow Surgeons.
10) The participation by office bearers, faculty and delegates in National Conference is commendable. 35 11. MADHYA PRADESH STATE CHAPTER
MP chapter of ASI is a vibrant chapter of ASI with close to 900 members.At present INDORE, BHOPAl, JABALPUR, GWALIOR, REWA, UJJAIN city chapter are conducting their activities.Upcoming activities in new cities with surgical club creation in Khandwa, and Ratlam, Vidisha are in line because of creation of new medical colleges.
MP ASICON 2019 – REPORT the 36th annual conference of MP ASI was held on 23rd and 24th February 2019 at Hotel Anjushree Inn, Ujjain, under the auspicies of ASI Ujjain City Branch. The organising committee comprosed of Dr. Ajay Gupta as chairman and Dr. S.K. Dhakaita as secretary. Dr. Uday Jejurikar (Past President –MP ASI) was the chief advisor. Scientific programme was formulated in consultation with State Executive Body, Chairman Dr. Sumit Shukla and Secretary Dr. Ankur Maheshwari, Executive council of State and Past Presidents of MPASI. A total of 24 hours of scientific activity was executed in these 2 days coverning all aspects of general and speciality surgery comprising of 43 presentations, 2 panel discussions on Intestinal fistula (moderator Dr. Ajit Sevkani, Bhopal) and Polytrauma (moderator Dr. Rachna Gupta, Rewa), 7 video presentations. ASI-SSS was discussed by Dr. Satish Shukla. Other important speakers include Dr. V.D.Upadhyay (Lucknow), Dr. G. Siddhesh (Mysore) Dr. Mandar Nadkarni (Mumbai) Dr. Ashok Laddha (Indore) Dr. Sandeep Sabnis (Coimbatore) Dr. Nitin Patel (Vadodara) to name a few. Orations were awarded as: 1. Dr. Jamnalal Parekh Memorial Award to Dr. Abhay Dalvi (Mumbai) 2. M.L. Sharma Memorial Award to Dr. Santosh John Abraham (Kochi) 3. Dr. B. B. Ohri Memorial Award to Dr. Sumit Shukla (Indore)
Mission 2019-2020 was discussed in detail by National ASI President Dr. Arvind Kumar (Delhi) and was well appreciated by the delegates. president honoured Dr. P.Shrimal for his contribution in scientific session in last 3 MPASICON held at Ujjain A total of 316 delegates were registered for the conference which has been allotted 3 (three) credit points by MCI.
Regular features of MPASICON viz. Surgical Quiz (by Quizmaster Dr. Dilip Acharya), Poster presentations, free paper session and competitive paper sessions in various categories, as L.S.Acharya District Award, Sushil Jhawar Young Surgeon Award, V.K. Agrawal best thesis paper award and S.P. Agrawal best PG paper Award were also carried out. Participation certificates mentioning the credit hours were given to all delegates and scientific presentation certificates were presented to the presentors.
36 Inaugral Funtion was carried out on Day 1 evening, with Prof. Dr. Satish Shukla (Past president ASI and National Advisor ASI-SSS) as chief guest, Hon'ble secretary ASI Dr. Sanjay Jain& director Academic council ASI Dr. Santosh John Abraham as the guest of honour, EC members from MP Dr. Achal Gupta and Dr. Amitabh Goel were special guests of the occasion. DR. S.M. Hastak (Jabalpur) and Dr. G.N. Sharma (Ujjain) were honoured with lifetime achievement awards along with another state award which was conducted by Secretary MPASI Dr. Ankur Maheshwari.
Delegates also enjoyed the trade exhibitions and Gala Banquet dinner in the evening of inaugural ceremony.
Organising team was also felicitated and outgoing chairman Dr. Sumit Shukla handed on the Presidential collar to Dr. Ajay Gupta (Ujjain) MPASI President for the year 2019-2020.
MPASICON 2020 was awarded to Bhopal city branch with Dr S K Nigam as org. Chairman and Dr Rajeev Sharda and Dr Atul Agrawal as organizing Secretary.
The annual conference of the Indian Association of Endocrine surgeons of India IAES was held on 27th -28th September 2019 at Indore by MPASI, and IAES. The conference was two day affair which focused on various Endocrine problems all of us encounter in our day to day practice. The Theme was 'promoting safe Endocrine Surgery'.It was attended by 200 delegates from all over country.
MPASI in association with ASI Bhopal city organized Three training workshop on Colorectal surgery under the proctorship of Dr S K Nigam and Dr Rajeev Sharda. Similar programme was also held in Indore under proctorship of Dr Ashok Laddha and Dr Amitabh Goel. Dr Achal Gupta Organized One day training programs for PGs in Gwalior For advanced Endosurgery on Enditrainers. Gwalior also organised Midterm conference of DFSI in April 2019 with Dr Achal Gupta as chairman and Manisha singh as secretary and Midterm conference of HSI in march 2019 also myself as chairman and Dr Anurag Chauhan as secretary.
8 faculty from MPASI have been trained for TOT programme for surgical education as resource persons in this year. MPASI in association with ASI Indore city chapter arranged for a MID - term CME coinciding with Executive meeting in Indore in NOVEMBER 2019. It was attended by all EC members of MPASI.
Audited accounts and Conference reports were sent well in time to the headquarters. Hon. secretary represented MPASI in national body meeting at chennai in March and also at RRC organized by ASI in Mumbai in September 2019 In the GENERAL COUNCIL /EXECUTIVE COUNCIL at the headquarters Dr Sanjay Jain, Bhopal Dr Achal Gupta, Gwalior and Dr Amitabh Goel, Indore are representative as GC Members from state of MP.
It is matter of great pride for MPASI that our GC member, past chairman MPASI Treasurer ASI has been elected as Hon Secretary ASI. Heartiest congratulations Sir. We hope under you ASI will reach new heights. Jai Hind. Long Live ASI.
37 12. MAHARASHTRA STATE CHAPTER
The Annual Conference of Maharashtra State Chapter of Association of Surgeons of India MASICON 2019 was conducted in MGM Campus, Aurangabad on 2nd and 3rd February 2019. Over 1800 delegates attended the conference. A day long CME was conducted on 31st January 2019 preceding MASICON 2019. A pre-conference workshop was conducted on 1st February 2019. Three awards each were granted for three best papers (awarded to Ketan Kshirsagar Vijay Kumar Mundhe and Ishan Sehgal), three best videos (awarded to Jaini Gala, Shivang Shukla and Abhijit Shah) and several certificates were distributed for best posters.Travelling fellowships 2019-20 n the names of Dr. V.R.Chitale and Dr. K.C.Gharpure were awarded to Dr. Aditya Oak and Dr. Sudatta Waghmare respectively.
The Annual General Body Meeting was held on 2nd February 2019. Dr. Roysuneel Patankar took over as president from Dr. Umesh Bhalerao.
In all 7 city surgical societies reported 73 academic activities consisting of conferences, CMEs, workshops, symposia, panel discussions, guest lecturers etc. and 12 social activities consisting of diagnostic camps, free surgical camps and awareness programmes etc. in eight months from February to September , 2019
The annual Maharashtra State Postgraduate surgical Quiz was conducted at Seth GS Medical College on September 20, 2019 by Dr Jaisingh Shinde, Dr. Sameer Rege and Dr Aparna Deshpande. Team of Dr Abdeali Saif A Kadri and Dr Dhaval Vasa from Seth GS Medical College won the state quiz.
Three issues of the quarterly e News-letter of Maharashtra State Chapter of ASI “Samvad” have been published by Dr Naresh Row from Mumbai.
Audited accounts for the financial year 2018-19 were ratified by the executive council on April 28, 2019 and submitted to the head office on May 6, 2019.
13. MANIPUR STATE CHAPTER
1. General Body meeting of ASI Manipur state chapter and election of new office bearers was held on the 18th February 2019 at IMA Hall Lamphelpat. Prof. S. Rajendra Singh was the returning officer.
2. Prof. Ch. Arunkumar Singh, Chairman ASI Manipur State Chapter, Dr. S. Jugindra Singh, Vice President, AMASI and Dr. Chetan Maibam, Honorary Secretary, ASI Manipur State Chapter attended the Annual Executive Council Meeting of ASI held at the Office Headquater, Chennai on 3rd March 2019.
3. Symposium on "Hernia Repair" was organized on the 6th March 2019 in Collaboration with Association of minimal access surgery of India, AMASI. Resource persons were Dr. Dilip Gode, Dr. Kalpesh Jani and Dr. Manas Ranjan Sahoo. Prof. G.S. Moirangthem, Prof. N. Jitendra and Dr. S. Jugindra chaired the session. Seventy Seven doctors attend the CME.
38 4. Handling over and taking over of charges of the office bearers was held on 17th March 2019 at IMA Hall, Lamphelpat.
5. On 7th April 2019, ASI Manipur state chapter joined the out reached Health Camp organized by Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal in commemoration with World Health Day at Kameng, Imphal West .
6. ASI Manipur state Chapter and department of surgery, RIMS Imphal jointly organized free Laparoscopic cholecystectomy at RIMS Operation Theater on 10th and 11th August 2019.
7. Continuing Medical Education of ASI Manipur State Chapter was held on 31st August 2019 at Nirmala Hotel, MG Avenue. Dr. Suddhasattawa sen, AMRI Hospital, Kolkata spoke on the topic "Update on anorectal disorder and Dr. S. Opendro delivered his topic on "Incidental Carcinoma Galiblader". Prof. M. Birkumar Sharma and Prof. N. Jitendra were the chairperson. Eighty doctors attended the CME.
8. Another Outreached Health Camp was attended by a good number of ASI Manipur State Chapter Member, organized by RIMS, Imphal on 8th October 2019 at Noney District.
9. Dr. S. Rajendra Singh Surgiquiz 2019 was conducted on the 9th October 2019 at RIMS, Imphal. Dr. Ch. Gyan Singh was the Quiz Master. Dr. M. Ashwin and Dr. Haritha Therese Joseph were the winners of the Quiz.
10. ASI Membership Drive: 30 Post Graduate Trainees from RIMS, JNIMS and SHRI have applied for ASI Membership.
11. ASIMANICON 2019, the 24th annual conference of ASI Manipur State Chapter was organized on 19th and 20th October 2019 under the theme “Surgeon and Technology” at RIMS, Imphal. Prof. Arvinkumar, President ASI delivered presidential talk on “excellence in surgery” and Prof. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary, ASI grace the inaugural ceremony as guest of honour. Ten resource persons from outside the state and 300 state delegate attended the 2 days event. Prof. S. Ranita Devi and Dr. Sunilkumar Singh Salam were he organizing chairman and organizing secretary respectively.
39 14. NORTHERN CHAPTER
1. 35th Annual conference of Northern Chapter of Association of Surgeons of India is being held at PGI, Chandigarh on 16th and 17th November 2019.
2. CME –cum – Live workshop on AWR ( Abdominal wall Reconstruction ), Bariatric and Robotic Surgery is being held on 30th November and 1st December, 2019 at I.G.Medical College, Shimla in
15. NORTH EAST CHAPTER
The NorthEast Chapter of ASI (NECASI) was conceived on the 30th June, 2018 at Landmark Hotel, Guwahati, Assam, in the presence of Dr. Dilip Gode (President, ASI) and Dr Ebenesh Bensam (Honorary Secretary, ASI) and recognized as a full-fledged chapter of the combined five states of Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim at the EC meeting held on the 1st September at Hotel Classic Grande, Imphal Manipur.
Chapter activities (State unit wise / Date wise):
1. 8th & 9th Sep, 2018 - The first Annual conference of the North East Chapter of ASI (NECASICON) at City Convention Centre, Shillong, Meghalaya. Chief guest - Shri A L Hek (Honorable Minister of HFW, Govt. of Meghalaya, Guest of honor - Dr Dilip Gode, President ASI.
2. 9th Sep, 2018 - CME cum Operative workshop on endosonology and RIRS at Nazareth Hospital. Convenor - Dr Jayanta Das, Resource persons - Dr Nitin Gupta (Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute, New Delhi) and Dr Bibhas Kundu (AMRI, Kolkatta). Delegates attended = 67 Surgeons.
3. 5th & 6th of Dec, 2018 - ASI free surgical camp at Norman Tunnel Hospital, Jowai, Meghalaya. Faculties included Dr Dilip Gode, Prof Bindey Kumar, Dr Ajeet Kumar, Prof Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Dr Ramen Baishya Dr Werlok Kharsiing, Dr Jayanta Das, Dr Toijam Soni Lyngdoh. Dr Siddarth Sangma and his team. Altogether, 21 major cases were operated.
Meghalaya state unit activities 4. 8th Dec, 2018 – CME on Neoadjuvant CTRT in Ca Esophagus. Speaker -.Dr. Vikash Jagtap (Asst Prof. Oncology, NEIGRIHMS, Shillong).
5. 23rd Feb, 2019 – CME on Management of aortic aneurysm. Speaker - Dr Manoj Saikia (Prof & HOD, Dept of CTVS, NEIGRIHMS, Shillong).
6. 27th April, 2019 - The 16th Annual conference of the North East Chapter of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons at the Shillong Club. 103 delegates participated.
40 7. 17th May, 2019 – CME on Rehabilitation of surgical patients. Speaker - Dr Lahunlang Sohliya (Consultant, Psychiatrist).
8. 1st & 2nd Aug, 2019 - 5th Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery workshop at the Nazareth Hospital.
9. 3rd & 4th Aug, 2019 - 64th AMASI Skill course and FMAS Examination at the Nazareth Hospital, Shillong. 16 live laparoscopic surgeries were performed & 76 delegates attended. Operative faculties included Dr B S Pathania, Dr Kalpesh Jani, Dr Jugindro Sorokhaibam, Dr Manoj Kumar Choudhury and Dr Jayanta Das.
Mizoram state unit activities
10. 21st Mar 2019 - The annual conference of the state unit at the Civil Hospital, Aizawl, Mizoram. Various topics were discussed. The conference was attended by 50 delegates.
11. 3rd & 4 Sep, 2019 - CME on Update in Gastroenterology & Live Workshop on Therapeutic Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and Minimal Invasive Surgery at Hotel Regency, Aizawl, Mizoram. Speakers Dr Deb Kr Roy, Dr Sujit Choudhuri. Topics - Malignancy of the rectum, CBD stone and periampullary mass.
12. 27-28 Sep 2019 - CME on Introduction to Basic Laparoscopy and Live Workshop on the Laparoscopic Hernia Repair with Single Port Laparoscopy at Hotel Regency, Aizawl & Zoram Medical College, Falkawn, Mizoram. Speaker - Dr Elbert Khiangte (Apollo Hospitals, Guwahati).
Arunachal Pradesh state unit activities
13. 2nd & 3rd Aug, 2019 - Midterm CME by East zone Urologist Society of India. Speakers and 100 delegates from different parts of the country participated the conference.
14. 23rd Aug, 2019 - CME on trauma management at Naharlagun. 40 delegates participated.
15. Health camps were conducted in three districts namely East Kameng, West Kameng, and Upper Siang districts of Arunachal Pradesh.
16. Nagaland state unit activities
17. 27th Sept, 2019 - CME was held at Hotel Japfu. Many speakers from the state spoked on various topics.
41 16. ODISHA STATE CHAPTER
1. Hands on workshop -Management of Lymphoedema ASI, Odisha chapter conducted a one day CME cum Hands on workshop on the theme & quot; Management of Lymphoedema. Date: 17th January 2019
Venue: Auditorium, Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery, AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.
International speakers: William Recippi and Dr Gogia
About 150 delegates attended and 50 students and Residents got the Hands on training on the same.
Inauguration of CME: Prof Gitanjali Batmanabane the Director, AIIMS, Bhubaneswar as the Chief Patron, Dr.B.M.Khadanga, Chairman ASI, Odisha chapter, Dr.Sanjay Giri, Organising Secretary from Dept of Burns and Plastic surgery.
2. Workshop on Surgical Knotting and Suturing Held on 7th & 8th March 2019 at SCB Medical College, Cuttack, conducted jointly by ASI Odisha chapter and Johnson & Johnson on Wheels. Prof K.C. Mohapatra, HOD of Surgery and Chairman ASI Odisha, Dr. Sreejoy Pattanaik, and Prof B.B.Mishra, EC Members, ASI were the faculties. About 120 Post graduate students and Residents from Department of general surgery, Orthopaedics, Plastic surgery and O&G from SCB Medical College attended the skill development.
3. CME cum workshop on ‘Thyroid Module Held on 24th April 2019 at SCB Medical College, Cuttack. It was jointly organised by ASI Odisha chapter, Dept of Surgery, SCB Medical College, SGPGI, and KGMU Lucknow. Prof K.C.Mohapatra, HOD Surgery at SCB Medical College was the convener. The programme was a complete module on Thyroid disorders for the post graduates. Master class on a case of Goitre. Live demonstration of a case of Open Thyroidectomy, and Video sessions on different modalities of Thyroid surgeries. 120 delegates and PG students attended the CME cum workshop.
4. Midterm conference of Association of Surgeons of India, Odisha state The Midterm conference of ASI, Odisha state chapter was organized in association with the East Zone conference of Society of Endoscopic and Laparoscopic surgeons of India Venue: TATA Medical Hospital, Kalinganagar, Jajpur. Dates: 10th and 11th August 2019. Dr.G.S.Sarangi was the organizing Chairman and Dr.S.S. Sutar was the Organizing Secretary. Total 316 delegates with 69 PG Students attended the conference. It was inaugurated by Dr.Amit Srivastav as the Chief Guest.
42 Dr.Vikash Singh, Prof K.C.Mohapatra, Prof B.B.Mishra, Dr.Sreejoy Patnaik,were the Guests of honour. PG Master Class by different faculties, 18 free papers and 15 e- Papers from PGs. MCI has accredited 06 credit hours for the conference.
5. Hands on Workshop cum CME on ‘Wound Care Management Organised by the ASI, Odisha chapter Venue: PG Department of Surgery, SCB Medical College, Cuttack Date: 21/09/2019 - Support Team: Johnson & amp; Johnson It was inaugurated by Prof Jayashree Mohanty, Principal Prof CBK Mohanty, Superintendent of SCB Medical College. Dr.K.C.Mohapatra, Prof & HOD, Prof of Surgery, Dr.B.B.Mishra. 125 Surgeons, Residents and PG students attended the academic activity. All aspects of managing a wound starting from a healthy one to all difficult wounds were discussed with hands on training to students.
6. Rural Surgery :Free Inguinal Hernia Surgery camp By the ASI, Odisha state chapter, Rotary Club of Udala, District Health authority and a NGO ‘Operation Hernia’. Venue: Sub Divisional Hospital, Udala, Mayurbhanj, Odisha. Dates: 23rd. to 27th. September 2019). It was supported by the Social Surgery Service wing of ASI, represented by the presence of Prof Bindey Kumar. Dr.Sibananda Mohanty, Medical Superintendent of SDH, Udala and Secretary, ASI, Odisha chapter was the Convenor. The camp was inaugurated by Dr.K.C.Mohapatra, Professor of surgery and the President of ASI, Odisha state chapter, Sri Bhaskar Ch. Madhei, Hon MLA of Udala, Sri Vineet Bharadwaj, IAS, Collector & DM of Mayurbhanj. Surgeons and Anaesthetists from Udala, Balasore, and Baripada were called for to do surgery. But it was a golden opportunity to have overseas surgeons and anaesthetists from an International organisation ‘operationhernia.org’ for the whole 5 days for exchanging skills and ideas. Total no of surgeries: – 50 Upcoming Events 7. Post Graduate Master Class on Groin and Abdominal Wall Hernia Date: 21st Nov 2019 at Venue: SCB Medical College Cuttack, to be Organised by the ASI, Odisha state & amp; Department of Surgery. Prof Convenor: B.B.Mishra, HOD of Surgery, and EC member ASI. Guest faculty: Dr. Parveen Bhatia from Sir Gangaram Hospital New Delhi.
43 8. 79th Annual Conference of ASI, ‘ASICON 2019’ & SAARC Surgical Care Society
The 79th Annual Conference of ASI, ‘ASICON 2019’ & SAARC Surgical Care. Organised and hosted by the ASI, Odisha state chapter.
Dates: 18th to 21st Dec. 2019. Venue: SOA University Campus 2, Kalinga Nagar, Bhubaneswar.
The theme of this year conference is “Nurturing the Surgical Techniques for Better Health Care”.
Dr.C.R.Das and Dr.Sreejoy Patnaik are the Chairman and Secretary of Organising committee.
17. PUNJAB STATE CHAPTER
2 day CME on Controversies in Hepato Biliary Surgery. 19-20.01.2019. Dr. KJ Singh, Was the organizing secretary with Dr. Swapan Sood being the Organising chairman. Dr. Baljit Johal, Dr. SPS Bajaj helped in the organization.
CME on onchology was held on 13.02.2019. The topics were Role of IHC in cancer Diagnosis by Dr. Lopamudra Deka Cytoreduction and molecular testing in Metastatic Colorectal cancer. Dr.Inderdeep Oncological outcomes: last three years. Dr. Baljit Johal
Dr. Baljit Johal President PSCASI, Dr. Chanjiv Singh Secretary PSCASI, Dr. Swapan Sood President Jalandhar city chapter, Dr.Tanvir Singh Secretary Jalandhar city chapter, Dr. Ripan Miglani Onchosurgeon, Dr.Shikha Onchologist, Dr.Deepak chawla EC member PSCASI.
CME on Robotic Thyroidectomy was held 15.02.2019. Speaker Dr.Ashok Gupta Fortis Hospital, Mohali
Dr. Sanjev Uppal, Immideate Past President of Punjab State Chapter was elected President of National academy of Burns-India (NABI). He has announced the annual conference of NABI in March 2020 at Kandaghat (Shimla Hills). All ASI members would be invited to this meeting.
MID-TERM CME of the chapter was held at Govt Medical College and Rajindra Hospital, Patiala on 17.03.19. It was a one day CME attended by 160 delegates. This CME on Morbid Obesity explored the various aspects of the problem. Dr. Ashwani Kumar HOD of Dept of surgery was the organizing chairman.
44 Seminar on Laser Proctology organized under aegis of PSCASI on 26.04.2019
Workshop on Laser and Proctology at kamal Hospital on 27.04.2019
Seminar on Hepatology and Liver Transplant on 14.06.2019 Office bearers of PSCASI and members having fellowship after CME program at Jalandhar
Symposium on Breast Cancer held in association with Patel Hospital, Jalandhar on 21.07.2019
Workshop on CPR held at LPU, Kapurthala 27.07.2019
Seminar on Hepatology and Liver Transplant on 09.08.2019. Organised by Patel hospital, Jalandhar and Fortis Hospital, Delhi-NCR. Dr.Varun Gupta, Dr.Vivek Vij, Dr.Ashish Singhal and Dr.Tanvir Singh spoke at the meeting.
Workshop on Stapling techniques for Haemorrhoids at Johal Multispeciality hospital as part of CME program of SURGICON 2019 on 11.10.19
Workshop on Ano rectal surgery at Kamal hospital as part of CME program of SURGICON 2019,11.10.19
Workshop on Bariatric surgery at Jammu hospital as part of CME program of SURGICON2019,12.10.19
MEETINGS The GB meeting of the Chapter was held on 18th January 2019 at Hotel Regent Park, Jalandhar. The new team was elected at the meeting. Executive meeting of the Chapter was held on 25th July, 2019 at Johal Multispeciality hospital, Rama Mandi, Jalandhar. The office bearers for bidding for ASICON 2021 were decided as directed in the last GB meeting.
GB meeting of the chapter was held on 12.10.19 at the time of the annual conference.
ACCOUNTS Audited accounts for the last year were submitted to ASI HQ. A request for reimbursement of TDS from the chapter under the ASI PAN was submitted to the Hon Secretary & Treasurer once again.
HUMANITARIAN WORK Free breast disease awareness and free check up camp (by a lady surgeon) is done at Johal Multispeciality Hospital, Jalandhar on the first and third Wednesday of every month.
Seminar on breast cancer was held at Nursing school, jalandhar L to R Dr. Tarlochan Singh Head of DNB program, Dr. Amita Luna Genaral Surgeon, Dr. Kulwinder Kaur Gynaecologist, Dr. Jasmeet Walia radiologist, Dr. Shikha Onchologist, Dr.Sabina Gynaecologist and Breast Cancer survivor, Dr. Deepak Chawla EC member PSCASI.
45 A seminar was held at Nursing School, Jalandhar on International Womens Day on 08.03.2019.The Civil Surgeon Jalandhar was invited as the Chief Guest. Talks were delivered by the Prinicipal, MS Civil Hospital and other learned speakers.
A free Plastic surgery camp was held at Civil Hospital Jalandhar on 27.03-29.03.2019. This was sponsored by the IMA, Jalandhar. 15 patients were operated. President IMA Jalandhar inaugurated the camp and Civil Surgeon was the Chief Guest.
Free surgeries done by various surgeons of Punjab State chapter of ASI on 15thapril, 2019. This is ASI free surgery day.
Mission Pink Health launched by IMA Punjab at IMA Hall Jalandhar on 14.04.19. PSCASI supported this movement.
World menstrual health week from 29.05.2019. Education of adolocent girl students by team of lady doctors at Govt senior secondary school, Fazilka.
Leprosy corrective camp held at civil hospital Jalandhar under aegis of the chapter with RCS as a state level camp. 29-31.05.19
World menstrual health week celebrated by lecture to students of GNM at Nursing school, Civil Hospital, Bathinda. 30.05.2019
Talk on menstrual health by volunteers at SGRD hospital, Chattiwind gate, Amritsar. 31.05.2019
Menstrual Health awareness at Girls School Kapurthala along with Mission Pink health. Donation of a sanitary napkin machine done. 03.06.2019
Immideate past President of Punjab State chapter Dr.Sanjeev Uppal sensitizing para-medical staff of DMC, Ludhiana on fire prevention. 12.06.2019
A Candle light march and condolence meeting for Pulwana tragedy was held along with IMA Jalandhar on 16.02.2019
President Punjab State Chapter Dr.B.S Johal and his team protesting against violence against doctors. 13.06.2019
Surgeons of Kapurthala district protesting against Kolkata incidents. 13.06.2019 Doctors burnt copies of the NMC Bill 2019. 25.7.2019
ANNUAL CONFERENCE The annual conference of the Chapter was held on 11-13 October, 2019 at Hotel Lilly Resorts, Phagwara road, Jalandhar. The chief guest was PP Dr.Shiva Mishra who also delivered the Dr FC Egleston oration. It was attended by 210 delegates. Dr. Niranjan Agarwal, President of ACURSI delivered the Dr.CM Singh oration while Dr.Sanjeev Uppal, Prof of Plastic surgery delivered the Dr.HS Bawa oration.
46 Inaugration of annual conference of the chapter by Dr.Shiva K Mishra.
Dr Kulbir Kaur Princiap PIMS Medical college presenting the young surgeons awards and awarding Prof Rakesh Sharma of Govt Medical College, Amritsar on 13.10.19 during the annual conference.
18. RAJASTHAN STATE CHAPTER
1 The Department of Surgery, SMS Medical College Jaipur, in association with the ASI Rajasthan Chapter organized a seminar on communication skills for the residents and faculty of the department on 30th January 2019 at RKBC Seminar Room at SMS Hospital Jaipur.
2 The Oncosurgery Department of SMS Medical College, in association with Jaipur Cancer Society and ASI Rajasthan Chapter celebrated Cancer Survivors' Day on 4th February 2019 at Sushrut Sabhagar of SMS Medical College, Jaipur.
3 Apex Hospitals, Jaipur and Rajasthan Hospital Association in association with ASI Rajasthan Chapter organized a symposium on health management "E3 Empathy Empowerment & Experience.( 2nd E3 conclave)" aimed at developing leadership skills in doctors, on 17th February 2019 at Jhalana Officers' Club, Jhalana Doongri, Jaipur.
4 In pursuance of “MISSION ASI 2019 – 2021” the Rajasthan State Chapter started Surgical Skill Lab in Department of Surgery at S.M.S. Medical College & Hospitals with support from Johnson & Johnson. On 8th March a hands-on training session on Knotting, Suturing and Endotrainer for the residents of the department was undertaken. Professor & Head of Department Dr. R. K. Jenaw and team dedicated the whole day and gave tips to the residents
5 ASI Rajasthan Chapter, in association with Bhatner Surgical Society Hanumangarh, organised a two day live operative workshop cum free surgical camp “Bhatner Surgicon 2019” at MGM District Hospital Hanumangarh on 9th and 10th March 2019.
6 The Rajasthan Chapter of Association of Surgeons of India organized a CME cum Felicitation Program for its former President and Secretaries on Sunday, 19th May 2019 at Jaipur Bagh, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur.
7 The ASI Rajasthan Chapter organized the Regional Refresher Course 2019 for Zone-6 (North Zone) on 9, 10 & 11 of August, 2019 at Jaipur at Sushrut Sabhagar of S.M.S. Medical College & Hospitals.
8 The Annual Conference of the Rajasthan State Chapter, “ASIRAJ 2019” is being organized at AIIMS, Jodhpur on 18th to 20th October, 2019. 47 19. TAMIL NADU STATE CHAPTER
Dr. D. Maruthu Pandian who took over as Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Chapter for the year 2018- 2019 during the Annual conference at Thekkady steered the Chapter activities in an excellent manner. Five Endoscopy / Laparoscopy skill training programmes were conducted. The midterm conference of the chapter was held at Dindigul on the 21st of April 2019 and the conference was graced by the presence of the Vice President of ASI, Dr. P. Raghuram. The Chapter hosted two conferences namely ICSISCON'19 at Madurai and ASRICON 2019 at Kanyakumari. Dr. A. Rajasekar has been elected as the Chairman for the year 2020-2021.
Regional Refresher Course and skill course were organized at Velammal Medical College and Guru Hospital on 5th to 7th of July 2019.
The Annual Conference of the Chapter, TNASICON 2019 was held on 8th to 11th of August 2019 at Courtallam.
Pre conference Live Workshop was Organised at Pavoorchatram and 10 surgical procedures were done. There were more than 850 delegates for the first time in the history of the Chapter, PG clinics were conducted. Dr. P. Raghuram Vice President ASI was the Chief Guest and Inaugrated the conference. Dr. J.W. Ebenesh Bensam assumed charge as the Chairman of the Chapter for the year 2019-2020 at Courtallam. Vision and Mission TNASI 2020 was formulated in line with the National ASI vision document.
Three New City Branches namely Thoothukudi, Hosur- Krishnagiri and Chettinadu Branches were inaugurated.
TNASI Technical Skill training programme were conducted at Thoothukudi, Hosur and Tirunelveli on Minimal Invasive Hernia Surgeries, Safe Cholecystectomy and Basic and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeries respectively.
TNASI village Adoption programme was organized and two villages, Aanikulam and Marandapalli were adopted by the Tirunelveli and Hosur – Krishnagiri City Branches respectively.
TNASI Social Awareness Programme on Breast Cancer, Clean Air for all were conducted at Tuticorin Medical College and Aanikulam Village by the Thoothukudi and Tirunelveli city Branches respectively.
TNASI Rural free Medical/Surgical camp was conducted at Aanikulam and Marandapalli Village.
TNASI Rural free Surgery programme was conducted at Hosur and four under priviledged patients underwent Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy totally free of cost.
TNASI Zonal Refresher Course and TNASI Endoscopy Training Course are being conducted at Four Zones of the State.
The Chapter has an interactive and informative website. Newsletters have also been published
48 20. TELANGANA STATE CHAPTER
1. December 2nd 3rd National Hernia workshop was conducted by Dr. Suresh Chandra Hari at Hotel Avasa from Citizen Hospital 2. December 8th 2018 GI Onco summit was conducted by Dr.T.S Rao at Indo American Hospital 3. December 22nd,23rd National hands on Laparoscopic Colo rectal workshop conducted by Dr. Jagdish at Yashoda 4. January 17th,18th,19th FMAS and Skill course was done at KIMS with 230 delegates 5. February 3rd Symposium on Craniofacial trauma by Dr. Hemnth at KIMS 6. February 19th at Yashoda Dr. Shyam Sunder Allameni counselling for PGS about studies in USA 7. February 25th Liver Transplant observation program at Yashoda 8. March 1st TSASI city clinical meet at Hotel Golconda 9. March 9th PGCON 2019 at MNJ institute of oncology 10. March 14th Surgery for GERD by Dr. Phani Krishna at Hotel Avasa 11. March 19th Esophagectomy CME by dr. madhu at hotel Mercure ` 12. April 20th Bariatric by Dr. Lakshmi at Hotel Park 13. Gandhi PG clinics at GMC on April 30th. 14. ESIC college Basics and Breast CME May 4th 2019,attended by 159 delegates 15. Recent trends in management of Haemorrhoids-City chapter clinical meeting at Hotel Marriot attended by 102 delegates 16. Jagityal Satavahana Breast CME attended by 65 delegates 17. June 8th Hands on Laparoscopic Hernia Repair at Sunshine hospital, workshop for 11 delegates by Dr. E. Kamalakar Reddy 18. 27th June Hands on Training Model Theme Pancreas by Dr. Phani Krishna at Pace hospital attended by 14 delegates 19. July 6th Osmania general hospital by Dept of general surgery with 250 delegates 20. July 6th evening City clinical meeting at Marriot Dr. Shalesh Shikande, Dr. Puneet Dhar 78 delegates attended 21. July 7th Gastric cancer update By Dr. D. Madhu Global Hospital at Hotel Mercure 22. Colo Rectal Laparoscopic surgery Hands On Training at Yashoda Hospital 8 Delegates attended 23. Laparoscopic Hernia hands on training for 7 hands on training by Dr. Venu Madhav
49 24. July 30th Bariatric Hands on Training by Dr. Vimalakar at Sunshine 25. August 5th Telangana RRC by ASI in Hyderabad with TSASI on July 19,20,21. Attended by 150 delegates 26. August 11 postgraduate clinics at Yashoda 156 delegates attended 27. August 14th PACE hospital Dr. Phani Dr. Varun minimally invasive hemorrhoids 28. August 18th Hands on Suturing for postgraduates by Dr. Jagadishwar, 2 postgraduates have attended 29. 59. August 31st PGICON Kamineni 268 delegated 30. TS ASICON V at Warangal attended by 769 delegates a two day event.
We have spread to districts and included all surgeons by rotation Of these programs 80% are general surgery We have created a Facebook, twitter, mail id for ASI Telangana. We are relying on feedback given by surgeons in devising the program Thank our ASI executives for support and all Surgeons of ASI for continuous support
21. TRIPURA STATE CHAPTER
"The Association of Surgeons of India, Tripura State Chapter" has successfully performed the following activities:-
1. Free surgery clinic every Sunday at 5pm-6pm at ASI, Tripura State Chapter Building
2. Number of Post-Graduate CME/Seminars organized: 11
3. ASI, TSC organized one Hands on Training workshop on Basic laparoscopic Surgery 08/06/2019 at Agartala
4. Number of Surgical screening Camp carried out: 1(one). Surgical screening camp was organized by ASI, TSC on 07th September 2019 at Dharmanagar, district Hospital, North district of Tripura.
Up coming activities of year 2019:
1. Free surgical Camp of major Surgery ( Cholecystectomy, Modified Radical Mastectomy, Appendicetomy, Hernioplasty etc.) will be organized at Dharmanagar, district Hospital , North district of Tripura on 19th & 20th October 2019.
2. A blood donation camp will be organized by ASI, TSC on 3rd November 2019 at ASI, TSC Building, Dimsagar, Agartala.
3. We are going to organize Our 15th Annual Conference of ASI, Tripura State Chapter Workshop on 09th & 10th of November 2019 at KLS Auditorium in Agartala Government Medical College where eminent experts all over the country will be participated. 50 22. UTTAR PRADESH STATE CHAPTER
1. Dr Ashok Kumar, SGPGI, took over as President UPASI for the year 2019 from Dr Manoj Pandey, IMS, BHU.
2. A CME on coloproctology was organized under the aegis of UPASI at Ayodhya on the 26th of January 2019.The purpose of the CME at Ayodhya was primarily to educate the Surgeons at a tier 3 city where no major training programs or CMEs take place.
3. Annual PG master class of UPASI, was held at IMS BHU from 1-3rd February 2019. There were total 140 delegates and out of which the registered PGs were 103.The course was conducted by Dr Punnet, IMS BHU.
4. The biennial Meeting of International Society of Oncoplastic Endocrine Surgeons & 4th Annual Meeting of Indian Society of Thyroid Surgeons (ISTS) WAS held at the SGPGI Convention Centre, SGPGIMS Lucknow from 15-17th Feb 2019 in association with UP Chapter of ASI. It was attended by 10 International Faculties, 100 National Faculties and 120 Delegates including delegates from SAARC Countries.The Organizing Secretyary was Dr Amit Agarwal, SGPGIMS.
5. Gastro Care CME was held at Allahabad where problems in GI surgery were addressed .The CME was on the 21st of July 2019.
6. SELSI Chapter of UP conducted a CME on Hernia on the 27th of July in association with UPASI .The CME was attended by around 400 delegates. The Organizing Secretary was Dr Sabhi Ahmad, MLN MC Allahabad.
7. Proctology Update, CME on Benign Anorectal Diseases was organised on 4th August, 2019, at King George's Medical University, Lucknow under the aegis of ACRSI and UPASI. The Oragnizing Secretary was Dr Arshad Ahmad.
8. Lap-aware, a community awareness program was conducted by UPASI in conjunction with Dr Vikas Singh, RMLIMS Lucknow at Sanik School Lucknow for educating the benefits of Laparoscopic surgery on the 12th of September 2019.
9. Patient Education Programs were held at SN Medical College Agra for patients with breast diseases on 12th of August and at IMS BHU with patients with oral Carcinoma on the 6th of September 2019.
10. Nominations for the posts of President Elect 2020, Chief Editor and EC Members UPASI 2019-21 were invited form the members of UPASI in the month of September 2019. The elections this time would be through electronic voting only.
11. The city Chapters of Agra and Allahabad have been organizing various CMEs and social service programs on a monthly basis.
12. The city Chapters of Lucknow and Dehradun have has two CMEs till now and have organized one social service camp each in the past 3 months.
51 23. WEST BENGAL STATE CHAPTER
It has been a spectacular year with a host of activities in all the arena concerning academic activities, awareness, rural camps, conferences and post graduate instructional lectures and workshops.
We have established two new city chapters, the West Calcutta City chapter in March 2019 and the Durgapur City Chapter in June 2019. We have conducted three instructional course lectures, Modular course for post graduates in in February which was followed by the gold medal exam, operative methods for undergraduates in July and a post graduate nursing instructional course lecture on Safe Surgery in April. This was done as a part of Mission ASI.
REGIONAL REFESHER COURSE for post graduate trainees in West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand was held in IPGMER, Kolkata on 21st, 22nd and 23rd of June 2019 under the able guidance of Dr Santhosh John Abraham.
Along with our monthly CME s four additional CME s were arranged on anorectal disorders, radio frequency ablation, surgical check list and laparosopic procedures. Four workshops were arranged on DVT management, Safe surgery, Staplers and bowel anastomosis respectively.
Two days of rural surgical camp was held at Jhargram Hospital, West Bengal on 14th and 15th September 2019. It was a unique camp for laparoscopic hernia operation. Participating surgeons were Prof Makhan Lal Saha ( G C member ), Dr Tamonash Chowdhury ( Ex GC Member), Dr Abhimanyu Basu, Dr Biswarup Bose, Dr T K Biswas and Dr Om Tantia.
Three conferences were held. The annual Mid term Conference of Association of Surgeons of India, West Bengal State chapter (SASICON 2019) held on 16th& 17th March 2019 at Barasat. SASICME 2019 our annual CME was held on 23rd, 24th and 25th of August 2019. The Venue was the oldest medical college in India, Medical College, Kolkata. It was attended by more than 180 delegates and post graduates. Hands workshops were organized on all the days. There were workshops on suturing and knotting, vascular suturing and VATS. The annual CME was inaugurated by our National President Dr Arvind Kumar on 24th morning. Dr Arvind Kumar delivered the prestigious Urmila and Anil Sen Sarma Memorial oration on “Chest tube-how to avoid complications”. GALL BLADDER 4C CONFERENCE was held on 2ndmarch 2019. It was a single day single theme conference on laparoscopic cholecystectomy held under the aegis of West Bengal state chapter of ASI.
52 ACTIVITIES OF SPECIALITY SECTIONS 2019 1. THE ASSOCIATION OF COLON AND RECTAL SURGEONS OF INDIA (ACRSI)
The First Interim Meetingof International Societyof University Colonand Rectal Surgeons and the 42ndAnnual National Conferenceof Associationof Colon& Rectal Surgeons of India - "PROCTOLOGY ACRSICON 2019” was held at Hotel Grand Hyatt, Kalina, Mumbai, India from 31ST October, 2019 to 3rd November, 2019.
900 delegates along with 177 faculty members from all across the world attended this conference to deliberate on some of the most common diseases related to colon rectum and anus. The who's who in the field of colorectal surgery was present during the conference. Discussion on the basic to most advanced techniques related to coloproctology was held along with live demonstration of 22 surgeries relayed from Zen hospital Chembur to the conference venue. Dedicated 3 orations, lectures, keynote address along with panel discussion, debates and master video session were held. There were awards sessions for thebest research papers and for innovation in surgical techniques and instrumentations. Total 9 awards were given for the ACRSI ABBOTT Excellence awards three in each category of Best Paper Best Video Best Poster and two awards were awarded in the Colorectal Foundation Trust Innovation awards session one each for innovation in surgical technique and instruments. The conference was inaugurated by union minister Shri RamdasjiAthavle. During the conference the convocation ceremony of the Fellowship Board of ACRSI was also held and 29 candidates were conferred the FACRSI degree. Life time achievement award of the ACRSI was awarded to Past President Dr MG Nariani during the inauguration ceremony. Installation of the incoming president Dr Niranjan Agarwal and his team of executive members of the ACRSI was also held during the function. Inspirational talks during the evening program from Dr Shri Prakash Amte on Health& Education in Tribal India via LokbiradariPrakalp was highly impressive and appreciated by everyone. Ten Commandments for setting a Hospital by Shri Rajesh Yadav was also taken very positively by many delegates The above program was held by the organising team lead by Dr Parvez Sheikh as organising chairman, Dr Niranjan Agarwal as organising secretary Dr Kishore Adyantaya as organising treasurer and Dr PrajeshBhuta as scientific committee chairman.
2. INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF ENDOCRINE SURGEONS (IAES)
On behalf of the association I feel happy to inform that 2019 once again has been an action filled year for IAES. We carried out the following activities during 2019.
1. Aligarh Medical University, Aligarh- 03rd March 2019 a. Thyroid Module 2. SCB Medical College, Cuttack – 22nd April 2019 a. Live demonstration of Thyroidectomy for residents and faculty b. Thyroid Module for residents, faculty and general surgeons c. Thyroid masterclass for residents
53 3. Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow – 06th July 2019 a. Executive Council meeting of IAES 4. Indore – 27-28th September 2019 a. 20th Annual Conference of Indian Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAESCON 2019) b. Release of IAES Newsletter and Indian Journal of Endocrine Surgery. 5. Bhubaneshwar – 18-21st December 2019 a. Sectional activities of IAES (Proposed)
3. THE ASSOCIATION OF GENITO – URINARY SURGEONS OF INDIA (AGUSI)
The annual sectional meeting of the section was conducted on 30th Decemebr 2018 at Chennai during ASICON 2018. The Annual General Body meeting of the AGUSI was held on 30th Decemebr 2018 at Chennai. The President Prof. Fazil Marickar and Treasurer Dr. Karthikeyan were authorised to start a new account for AGUSI as the previous bank account has not been transferred yet from Pune to Trivandrum. Communication was sent to Dr. Anil Thakkar and the transfer formality is awaited. Subsequently an account was started in SBI Trivandrum on the name of AGUSI.
The details of membership and the account details have not yet been received from the previous office bearers.
The mid-tern meeting of AGUSI was held at Perinthalmanna on 26th to 28th of April in collaboration with the Annual meeting of the ASI Kerala Chapter. Dr. KA Siddique was the Organising Secretary.
The Annual meeting of AGUSI will be held on 21st December 2019 at Bhubaneswar during the annual ASI meeting in December, 2109.
There will be a Prize for best Urology paper published in Indian Journal of Surgery during 2019 till November 30th 2019. The aspirants, who should be members of AGUSI section, need to apply to the office of AGUSI.
Best paper presented in the annual AGUSI Meeting at Bhubaneswar will be awarded a prize.
Best MS thesis in any topic related to Urology to be submitted by Residents who are members for the Section. Residents have to apply with documentary evidence to the AGUSI office presently email to [email protected] and [email protected].
4. THE ASSOCIATION OF MINIMAL ACCESS SURGEONS OF INDIA (AMASI)
We are happy to place the Activity report of AMASI, largest section of ASI for Year 2019. Membership had grown from 8781 on Sept 30th, 2018 to 9462 on Sept 30th, 2019
54 Academic activities:
DATES EVENT & PLACE ORGANISER
December 2018 JKASI, Jammu J & K Surgical Society
18th-20th January 2019 59th AMASI Skills Course & Dr. Jagdishwar Goud Examination, Hyderabad
23rd, 24th February 2019 LAPCON 2019, Baroda Surgeons' Association Baroda
28th February – 60th AMASI Skills Course & Dr. Abdul Qureshi 2nd March 2019 Examination, Nagpur
6th March 2019 CME, Imphal Dr. Jugindra Dr. Amit Acharya & 16th, 17th March 2019 Laparoscopic workshop, Rajkot Dr. Nikunj Patel,
22nd, 23rd March 2019 Laparoscopic workshop, Dr. Navneet Chaudhry Ludhiana 29th, 30th March 2019 Robotic surgery workshop, Dr. Biju Pottakat Puduchery Pilot study 62nd AMASI Skills Course & Dr. Manash Sahoo 11th-13th April 2019 Examination, Bhubaneshwar
31st May – 2nd June 2019 63rd AMASI Skills Course & Dr. Samir Rege Examination, Mumbai 12th-14th July 2019 Basic Laparoscopy Training Dr. Biju Pottakat Course, Puduchery Srilanka AMASI Skills Course & Prof. Galketiya 25th, 26th July 2019 Examination, Kandy, Srilanka 64th AMASI Skills Course 2nd – 4th August 2019 Dr. Jayanta Kumar Das & Examination, Shillong 17th-18th August 2019 1st International Minimally Invasive Liver Surgery Dr. Senthilnathan conference,Chennai 65th AMASI Skills Course & 6th-8th September 2019 Examination, Gurgaon Dr. Anshuman Kaushal
20th September 2019 Stoma Care program Dr. Biju Pottakat 66th AMASI Skills Course & 27th-29th September 2019 Examination, Bengaluru Dr. Srikantiah Hiremath 11th-13th October 2019 67th AMASI Skills Course & Prof. Rajendra Mandia Examination
55 B. Surgical camp: i. 23rd, 24th February 2019: Hemalkasa, Maharashtra ii. 8th-10th March 2019: Mandalay, Myanmar iii. 1st, 2nd August 2019: Shillong, Meghalaya.
The 14th Annual Congress of the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India (AMASICON 2019) to be held in Nagpur, Maharashtra.
5. INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PAEDIATRIC SURGEONS (IAPS)
The Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons crossed its membership mark from 1500 to 1750 in the last 2 years. The Association is becoming stronger by the day and have taken up few innovative projects to help the pediatric surgical population and its colleagues.
1. Monthly Newsletter – A E-Newsletter carrying all activities of IAPS by sections, chapters and Individual is published monthly by the secretary and circulated widely through the yahoo group mail to all members.
2. Webinars – Webinars are held at 3-6 monthly intervals by eminent speakers and a link is shared with all members to view the lecture live online.
3. Standard treatment guidelines- STG's have been made for 20 topics in Pediatric Surgery
4. Patient Information leaflets – Patient information leaflet have been made for various conditions in pediatric Surgery have been hosted in the website. www.iapsonline.org.
5. E election – This year E voting was done after a massive drive was conducted to gather members information regarding e mail and mobile numbers. Successful e voting is on which will culminate on the 1st November in our Annual conference.
6. Ayushman Bharat – A comparative analysis is being made for the various conditions in pediatric surgery which is listed elsewhere and the price for various conditions and being sent to the ministry for rectification.
56 7. 6 years MCh course – Since the number of takers for 3 years MCh course is dropping, we have submitted a proposal to the MCI for making 6eras MCh course after MBBS.
8. Text Book of Pediatric Surgery – A multiauthor text book on Pediatric Surgery is under publication and will be launched during the Annual conference at AIIMS, New Delhi.
9. Professional Indemnity for members at discounted rates – Secure Now signed a MOU with IAPS for giving profession indemnity to members at 70% discount.
10. Pediatric Surgery Awareness week- Is being organized by the various Pediatric Surgery department all over India to bring awreness amongst general public regarding various conditions in Pediatric Surgery.
11. Launch of New website – The existing website is being revamped and a New Website will be launched at the forthcoming annual meet at AIIMS.
12. The Annual IAPS conference is going to be held at AIIMS, New Delhi from 30th Oct – 3rd Nov, which comprises of Pre Conference workshop on the 30th and 31st October.
6. ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF RURAL INDIA (ASRI)
a) Regional CME Location and Hosts: SGPGI Lucknow, Lucknow Dates: July 18, 19 (Two days) CME on Thyroid Surgery and Airway management Number of delegates: 140
b) National Conference 'ASRICON 2019' Location: Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India Hosted by the Kanyakumari Government Medical College Dates: 12th and 13th October 2019 (Two days) Number of Delegates: 170
57 7. THE ASSOCIATION OF THORACIC AND VASCULAR SURGEONS OF INDIA (ATVSI)
1. 17th Annual Conference of ATVSI was held on 6th October, 2019, at BHU (Banaras Hindu University) Varanasi. The Organizing Secretary was Dr. Puneet and organizing chairman Dr. AK Khanna. Delegates from all over the region participated in the event. Deliberations were held on vascular problems like varicose veins, diabetic foot management acute and chronic DVT and management of thoracic conditions like empyema thoracis and management of tubercular empyema with VATS and Vac therapy. Management of thoracic aneurysms was an academic feast. A free paper presentations by post-graduate students. Around 19 Posters were presented by PG Students 2. An anti-tobacco week was observed in August 2019, Rohtak with active participation of media, public school children organized by Dr RS Dahiya and MG Vashisht. 3. Newsletter: The newsletter of ATVSI will be published in December 2019 and will be distributed at Annual Conference of ASI at Chennai. 4. 11 more members were made for ATVSI section by making its strength to 161 members life members.
8. INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF TRAUMATOLOGY & CRITICAL CARE (IATCC)
1. TRAUMASICON 2019 – 9th annual mid term conference, Ahmedabad September 6- 8. 2019, Organising chairman – Dr Sanjay Shah
2. TRAUMA UPDATE 2019, Zonal CME under the aegis of IATCC, 24th March 2019, Yashodhara hospital, Solapur, Organising Chairman – Dr Vijay Shivpuje
3. ASICON 2019 – Sectional program of IATCC, December 21, 2019, Bhubaneshwar.
9. ASSOCIATION OF ARMED FORCES SURGEONS (AAFS)
1. Cadaver Dissection Workshop 2019: Final Year MS Residents AFMC, Pune Venue : Anatomy Lecture Hall & Dissection Hall Date : 27 Feb 2019
2. Capt Aditya Misra Presentation Venue : Dept of Surgery, Lecture Hall – 12, AFMC, Pune Date : 05 Apr 2019
3. Energy Devices Demonstration and Bowel Anastomosis Workshop (Wet Lab) Venue : Surgical Skills Lab, Dept of Surgery, AFMC, Pune Date : 17 & 18 May 19
58 4. Illuminati 2019 – AFMC Pune (Inter medical collegiate skills competition) Surgical Skill Workshop for Under Graduates. Trauma Triage Workshop for Under Graduates. Venue : Surgical Skills Lab, Dept of Surgery & Aprameya Hall Date : 16 & 17 Aug 19 5. Guest Lecture: Dr Sanjay Choudhri, Colo Rectal Surgeon, Leicester Univ Hospital, UK Topic : Rectal Cancer: What is new? Venue : Lecture Hall 12, Department of Surgery, AFMC, Pune Date : 20 Sep 19.
10. ASSOCIATION OF BREAST SURGEONS OF INDIA (ABSI)
No ABSI Activities Date Place
1 ABSI Module 13th Feb. 2019 Kolhapur organised by Dr.Pratap Varute 2 CME on ABSI Breast 1-3 March 2019 Aligarh Module Organised by Dept of Surgery, J.N.Medical College, Aligarh 3 Indo-UK Breast Surgery 24th March 2019 U.K. Annual Scientific Meeting Organised by Dr. Shankar Narayn 4 ABSI Module – 26th April 2019 Guwahati Dr.B.Borooah Cancer Institute Guwahati 5 A distinctive video 18th – 19th May 2019 Nashik workshop organized by Dr.Raj Nagarkar 6 Public lecture on 28th May 2019 Nainital 'Breast cancer Awareness’ by Dr.Anand Mishra 7. KSS-ABSICON 1st July 2019 Kolhapur 8. AIIMS – UK 28-29 August 2019 New Delhi Cadaver Course 9. ABSICON 2019 30 , 31 August , Jaipur Organised by 1st September 2019 Dr.Uttam Soni
59 Minutes of the Combined Meeting of Chapters and Sections held on 26.12.2018 at ASICON 2018, Chennai
The combined Meeting of the Chairmen / President's and Secretaries of State Chapters and Sections with Executive Committee of the Association of Surgeons of India was held at 10 am on 26th December 2018 at the Hall - F at ASICON 2018 venue at Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai.
The following members were present:
1. PROF. DILIP S GODE, PRESIDENT 2. PROF. ARVIND KUMAR, VICE PRESIDENT 3. DR. SHIVA K MISRA, IMM. PAST PRESIDENT 4. DR. J W EBENESH BENSAM, HONORARY SECDRETARY 5. PROF. SANJAY KUMAR JAIN, HONORARY TREASURER 6. DR. ABHAY DALVI, JOINT SECRETARY ADMINISTRATION 7. DR. SANTHOSH JOHN ABRAHAM, DIRECTOR OF SURGICAL STUDIES 8. DR. CHINTAMANI, CHIEF EDITOR IJS 9. DR. T NARAYANA RAO, JOINT SECRETARY WEBSITE 10. DR. S SOPPIMATH, EC KARNATAKA 11. DR. BRIJ BHUSHAN AGARWAL, CHAIRMAN - DELHI STATE CHAPTER 12. DR. TARUN MITTAL, SECRETARY - DELHI STATE CHAPTER 13. DR. C K DURGA, EC DELHI 14. DR. NARAYAN HEBSUR, SECRETARY - KARNATAKA CHAPTER 15. DR. DAYANAND NOOLI, CHAIRMAN - KARNATAKA CHAPTER 16. DR. MADHUMITA MUKHOPADHYAY, SECRETARY - WEST BENGAL CHAPTER 17. DR. BITAN KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY, CHAIRMAN - WEST BENGAL CHAPTER 18. DR. OM PRAKASH, CHAIRMAN – JHARKHAND CHAPTER 19. DR. MD. AZAD, SECRETARY JHARKHAND 20. DR. PROBAL NEOGI, EC UTTAR PRADESH 21. DR. MANOJ JAIN, EC MAHARASHTRA 22. DR. JADUNATH BURAGOHAIN, SECRETARY - ASSAM CHAPTER 23. DR. SARBESWAR BORA, EC ASSAM 24. DR. RAJKAMAL JENAW, EC RAJASTHAN 25. DR. RAJ GOVIND SHARMA, EC RAJASTHAN 26. DR. SHYAM BHUTRA, EC RAJASTHAN 27. DR. ACHAL GUPTA, EC MADHYA PRADESH 28. DR. SATISH K SHUKLA, PAST PRESIDENT ASI 29. DR. M L SAHA, EC WEST BENGAL 30. DR. ANKUR MAHESHWARI, SECREATRY - MP CHAPTER
60 31. DR. K H PALIN, CHAIRMAN - MANIPUR CHAPTER 32. DR. A K IBOHAL SINGH, SECRETARY - MANIPUR CHAPTER 33. DR. SS BHARDWAJ, EC HARYANA 34. DR. RANA A K SINGH, EC DELHI 35. DR. J P SHARMA, EC UTTAR PRADESH 36. DR. PADMAKUMAR, EC KERALA 37. DR. S R SUBRAMANIYAM, EC TAMILNADU 38. DR. JAGDISHWAR GOUD, SECRETARY – TELANGANA CHAPTER 39. DR. G KANAKA RAJU, EC TELANGANA 40. DR. JAISING SHINDE, EC MAHARASHTRA 41. DR. PRAVIN SURYAWANSHI, EC MAHARASHTRA 42. DR. SITARAM PRASAD SINGH, EC PATNA 43. DR. ASHOK KUMAR SINHA, SECRETARY - BIHAR CHAPTER 44. DR. BALJIT SINGH JOHAL, CHAIRMAN - PUNJAB CHAPTER 45. DR. CHANJIV SINGH, EC MEMBER & SECRETARY - PUNJAB CHAPTER 46. DR. ANAND K MISHRA, SECRETARY - IAES SECTION 47. DR. BINNI JOHN, SECRETARY - KERALA CHAPTER 48. DR. C KARTHIKEYAN, EC KERALA 49. DR. VAKAMUDI PRAKASH, EC ANDHRA PRADESH 50. DR. B M KHADANGA, CHAIRMAN - ODISHA CHAPTER 51. DR. SIBANANDA MOHANTY, SECRETARY - ODISHA CHAPTER 52. DR. UMESH BHALERAO, CHAIRMAN - MAHARASHTRA CHAPTER 53. DR. SATISH DHARAP, SECRETARY - MAHARASHTRA CHAPTER 54. DR. RAJASHEKAR MOHAN, SECRETARY - ASRI SECTION 55. DR. G S GNANAGURUSAMY, PRESIDENT - ASRI SECTION 56. DR. WINSTON NORONHA, PRESIDENT – IATCC SECTION 57. DR. ASHOK KUMAR, PRESIDENT – ACRSI SECTION 58. DR. NIKHIL SINGH, SECRETARY – UP CHAPTER 59. DR. C R DAS, ODISHA 60. DR. SREEJOY PATNAIK, EC ODISHA 61. DR. PANKAJ MODI, EC GUJARAT 62. DR. DIPTENDRA KUMAR SARKAR, EC WEST BENGAL 63. DR. BHARAT PANCHAL, EC GUJARAT 64. PROF. C KHANDELWAL, SSS CHAIRMAN 65. DR. KAUSHIK C SHAH, SECRETARY SSS 66. DR. BHANWAR LAL YADAV, SECRETARY – RAJASTHAN CHAPTER 67. DR. DSVL NARASIMHAM, SECRETARY - AP CHAPTER 68. DR. K RAMACHANDRA NAIDU, CHAIRMAP - AP CHAPTER
61 69. DR. G SIDDESH, EC KARNATAKA 70. DR. SOMNATH GOSH, EC WEST BENGAL 71. DR. FAZIL Q PARRAY, EC J&K 72. DR. G H RATHOD, EC GUJARAT 73. DR. S K JAIN, PRESIDENT – ATVSI SECTION 74. DR. S N CHOUDHURY, CHAIRMAN - ASSAM CHAPTER 75. DR. BINDEY KUMAR, EC BIHAR 76. DR. P V RAMANA MURTHY, EC ANDHRA PRADESH 77. DR. ARAVIND PATEL, EC KARNATAKA 78. DR. SAI KRISHNA VITTAL, EC TAMILNADU 79. DR. JAYANT BHANDARE, EC GOA
1. Welcome address by President Dr. Dilip S. Gode
The meeting started with the prayer by the Honorary Secretary and he collared the President. President Dr. Dilip S. Gode called the meeting to order and welcomed all the members to the 78th Annual conference of the Association of Surgeons of India and congratulated all for a very active year. He spoke that He was fortunate to travel across the states meet the members and discuss with them about their problems.
2. Condolences
The Honorary Secretary ASI Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the house about the demise of the following members during the year 1. Dr. Maheswaran 2. Dr. S P Ramanathan 3. Dr. J N Gohain, Assam 4. Dr. Gargi Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata 5. Dr. Urmila Khanna, Kolkata 6. Prof. P K Mukherjee, W.Bengal 7. Prof. U S Aurora, W. Bengal 8. Prof. T K Dasgupta, W. Bengal 9. Dr. Sanat Saha , W. Bengal 10. Dr. Sisir Gupta, W. Bengal 11. Dr. Bibarshan Ghosh, W. Bengal 12. Dr. Swayambhu Hazra, W. Bengal 13. Dr. S K Agarwalla, W. Bengal 14. Dr. Ajay Sarkar, W. Bengal 15. Dr. Amitava Chatterjee, W. Bengal 16. Dr. Sumanta Majumdar, W. Bengal 17. Dr. Subhankar Deb, W. Bengal 18. Dr. Sitanath De, W Bengal
62 19. Dr. Surya Kant Bansal, Delhi 20. Dr. Rohit Agarwal, Delhi 21. Dr. Siva Narayana Pilla, Kerala 22. Dr. Sundarm, Kerala 23. Dr. Gopalakrishna, Mysore 24. Dr. Venkat Rao, Shimoga 25. Dr. Gavapati Puranik, Karnataka 26. Dr. Baedhihal, Bangalore 27. Dr. Bhavani Sharkar, Tumkur 28. Dr. Anthony Duglad Dias, FL 396 29. Dr. Mrs. Mehta, Maharashtra 30. Dr. Raju Kedia 31. Dr. Aaaw Wardhan Pathak 32. Dr. Ganapathi Puramik, Karnataka 33. Dr. Harwan Singh, Kanpur 34. Dr. C K Gupta, Agra 35. Dr. S K Singh, Allahabad 36. Dr. Anju B Singh, FL 19585 37. Dr. Jamuar R M P, FL 595 38. Dr. Kamalakar Prasad Mishra, FL 909 39. Dr.Sinha P K, FL 1537 40. Dr. A K Sahay, FL 5210 41. Dr. Sinha S P , FL 5261 42. Dr. Rajat Roy, FL 5410 43. Dr. Girish Chandra Ojha, FL 5888 44. Dr. Bharat Prasad, FL 6748 45. Dr. Nalin Kumar Das, FL 12430 46. Dr. Mohand Prasad, FL 12976 47. Dr. Shiva Narayana Pillai, Kerala
The house observed a minute of silence in prayer in memory of the departed souls and requested the Honorary Secretary to send condolence messages to the bereaved family.
3. Report by Honorary Secretary Honorary Secretary ASI Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam presented the Annual Report for the year 2018.
Membership Status Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the membership status for the year 2018 as follows
63 • Total Membership (as of date) - 23680 • New Membership Since 26.12.2017 - 2030 • Full Life Members - 1060 • Associate Life Members - 944
Chapter dues for 2017
Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, the Honorary Secretary informed the house about the chapter dues for the year 2017. He also told that the dues will be transferred to their account within 31st December 2018.
Andhra Pradesh Rs. 189600 Assam Rs. 21970 Bihar Rs. 66650 Chhattisgarh Rs. 6830 Delhi Rs. 85250 Goa Rs. 3900 Gujarat Rs. 75800 Haryana Rs. 28190 Jammu & Kashmir Rs. 31950 Jharkhand Rs. 15840 Karnataka Rs. 281450 Kerala Rs. 336370 Madhya Pradesh Rs. 81770 Maharashtra Rs. 230550 Manipur Rs. 2030 Northern Chapters Rs. 19460 Orissa Rs. 35150 Punjab Rs. 52150 Rajasthan Rs. 144600 Tamil Nadu & Pondy Rs. 275740 Telangana Rs. 133020 Tripura Rs. 1180 Uttar Pradesh Rs. 196530 West Bengal Rs. 96800 Rest Chapter Rs. 8210
Total Rs. 24,20,990/-
64 Honorary Secretary ASI Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam announced the following awards as per the records available with the office.
Best City Branch: - 2018 Nagercoil City Branch of ASI Best State Chapter: - 2018 Delhi State Chapter of ASI Best Section: - 2018
ACRSI (Association of Colon & Rectal Surgeons of India)
4. Annual conference information 2019 President Elect
Dr. Dilip Gode, President 2018 requested the State Chapter and Section office Bearers to inform the headquarters about their Annual Conference details as early as possible so that a calendar of ASI activities can be uploaded in the ASI website for the benefit of the members and avoiding clash of dates.
Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik Organizing Secretary ASICON 2019 informed that the conference will be held between 18-22 December 2019, presented a video about ASICON 2019 and invited all the members to the Bhuvneshwar
5. Calendar of ASI – Dr. Arvind Kumar said that the calendar of activities will be presented next meeting.
6. Responsibility & Position of EC Member in Chapter
Dr. Dilip Gode opined the ASI National EC members are Ex Officio members of the State Chapters Executive committee and they should work as link between the Chapter and the headquarters. The State Chapter should invite them to their Executive committee meetings and conferences.
7. Role of activities of Chapter / Section
Dr. Dilip Gode informed the house to take up various academic and service activities and allocate budget for them and report them to the ASI headquarter, this year six Rural Surgical camps and six RRCs, Two IJS cum paper writing workshops have been successfully organized. He urged all the state chapters that they should provide at least two hours for paper writing work shop in their conferences. Dr. Chintamani told it will be a good initiative.
65 8. Participation of the Chapters in the ASI schemes
Dr. Dilip Gode briefed about the Social Security Scheme and requested the members to popularize the scheme. Dr. Chiranjiva Khandelwal and Dr. Kaushik Shah informed that 600 members have been enrolled till now in ASI SSS and the target is 1000 before 31st December. They requested that all the members shall become its member and should popularize the scheme to their friends. Dr. Shiva K Misra discussed about professional indemnity scheme and its salient advantages.
9. Financial obligation of Chapter / Section – Dr. Dilip Gode
Dr. Dilip Gode briefed the State Chapters and Sections to submit their audited account along with their conference audited accounts to the headquarters in allotted time.
10. Academic activities of ASI for 2018 - Dr Santhosh John Abraham
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham informed that this year also that the plan is to organize five/six zonal CMEs. He also urged them to help him in getting the data for new PGs By 15th of January 2019. And those who are willing to host RRCs shall inform him.
11. Any other matter with permission of the chair
Dr. Dilip Gode informed the house that a sum of Rs. 25 lacs has been donated to Kerala relief fund and Rs. 4 lacs to Karnataka relief fund by the contribution from ASI and its members.
Vice President Dr. Arvind Kumar told the house while Indian surgeons are labeled as the best in the world why not ASI should be the best organization. He briefly presented Mission ASI 2019-21 documents to the house and urged all to work together for the benefit of common surgeons.
12. Vote of thanks by Dr. Sanjay Jain Honorary Treasurer
Dr. Sanjay Jain presented the Vote of Thanks and the President adjourned the meeting.
Dr. Dilip S. Gode Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam President Honorary Secretary
66 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EC) MEETING Held on 26th December 2018 at Conference Hall, ASICON 2018, Chennai at 2.00 PM
The meeting of the Executive Committee (EC) of the ASI was held on Wednesday the 26th December 2018 at 2.00 pm at the Conference Hall, ASICON 2018, Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai. The President Dr. Dilip S. Gode chaired the meeting.
The Following members attended the meeting
1. Dr. Dilip S. Gode, President 2. Dr. Arvind Kumar, Vice President 3. Dr. Shiva K. Misra, Immediate Past President 4. Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam, Honorary Secretary 5. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Treasurer 6. Dr. Abhay Dalvi, In Charge Office Administration 7. Dr. T Narayana Rao, In Charge Website 8. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director Surgical Studies 9. Dr. Chintamani, Chief Editor – IJS 10. Dr. G H Rathod, Ahmedabad 11. Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai 12. Dr. U S Dhaliwal, Amritsar 13. Dr. Makhan Lal Saha, Kolkata 14. Dr. C R Das, Bhubaneswar 15. Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Cuttack 16. Dr. A S Godhi, Belagavi 17. Dr. Jaisingh Shinde, Pune 18. Dr. Manoj Jain, Solapur 19. Dr. G Siddesh, Mysore 20. Dr. Siddharth Tamaskar, Raipur 21. Dr. Sarbeswar Bora, Nagaon 22. Dr. Raj Govind Sharma, Jaipur 23. Dr. Shyam Bhutra, Ajmer 24. Dr. Rana A K Singh, New Delhi 25. Dr. Chanjiv Singh, Amritsar 26. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow 27. Dr. Achal Gupta, Gwalior 28. Dr. J P Sharma, Dehradun 29. Dr. Vakamudi Prakash, Nellore 30. Dr. Probal Neogi, Allahabad 31. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Vijayawada 32. Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur 67 33. Dr. G Kanaka Raju, Kothagudem 34. Dr. Bharat K Panchal, Ahmedabad 35. Dr. Gunwant H Rathod, Ahmedabad 36. Dr. Sitaram Prasad Singh, Sitamarhi 37. Dr. Pankaj Modi, Ahmedabad 38. Dr. C R K Prasad, Hyderabad 39. Dr. Satish Midha, Ranchi 40. Dr. C Karthikeyan, Trivandrum 41. Dr. S Soppimath, Hubli 42. Dr. Diptendra Kumar Sarkar, Kolkata 43. Dr. G Laxmana Sastry, Hyderabad 44. Dr. M L Saha, Kolkata 45. Dr. Aravind Patel, Bellary 46. Dr. Sai Krishna Vittal, Chennai 47. Dr. Fazl Parray, Srinagar 48. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna 49. Dr. S S Bhardwaj, Bhiwani 50. Dr. R. Padmakumar, Kochi 51. Dr. N T Srinivasan, Kovilpatti 52. Dr. Jayant Bhandare, Panaji (Co-Opted EC Member, Goa) 53. Dr. K H Palin, Imphal (Co-opted EC Member, Manipur) 54. Dr. Somnath Ghosh, Howrah (Co-Opted EC Member, West Bengal) 55. Dr. C K Durga, New Delhi (Co-Opted EC Member, New Delhi) 56. Dr. Pravin Suryawanshi, Aurangabad ((Co-Opted EC Member, Maharashtra) 57. Dr. S K Jain, New Delhi (Sectional Representative, ATVSI) 58. Dr. Winston Noronha, Chennai (Sectional Representative, IATCC) 59. Dr. Kaushik C Shah (Secretary – ASI SSS) 60. Dr. Shalabh Gupta (Treasurer – ASI SSS)
1. Prayer Meeting started with prayer by the Honorary Secretary and he collared the President. President Prof. Dilip Gode welcomed all the EC Members and Special Invitees.
2. Welcome Address by President Dr. Dilip S. Gode The President Dr. Dilip Gode called the meeting to order and extended a warm welcome to all the members of the Executive Committee of ASI.
3. Condolence Honorary Secretary ASI Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam informed the house about the sad demise of the following members who had offered their valuable services to ASI and are not amongst us today.
68 1. Dr. Maheswaran 2. Dr. S P Ramanathan 3. Dr. J N Gohain, Assam 4. Dr. Gargi Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata 5. Dr. Urmila Khanna, Kolkata 6. Prof. P K Mukherjee, W.Bengal 7. Prof. U S Aurora, W. Bengal 8. Prof. T K Dasgupta, W. Bengal 9. Dr. Sanat Saha, W. Bengal 10 . Dr. Sisir Gupta, W. Bengal 11. Dr. Bibarshan Ghosh, W. Bengal 12. Dr. Swayambhu Hazra, W. Bengal 13. Dr. S K Agarwalla, W. Bengal 14. Dr. Ajay Sarkar, W. Bengal 15. Dr. Amitava Chatterjee, W. Bengal 16. Dr. Sumanta Majumdar, W. Bengal 17. Dr. Subhankar Deb, W. Bengal 18. Dr. Sitanath De, W Bengal 19. Dr. Surya Kant Bansal, Delhi 20. Dr. Rohit Agarwal, Delhi 21. Dr. Siva Narayana Pilla, Kerala 22. Dr. Sundarm, Kerala 23. Dr. Gopalakrishna, Mysore 24. Dr. Venkat Rao, Shimoga 25. Dr. Gavapati Puranik, Karnataka 26. Dr. Baedhihal, Bangalore 27. Dr. Bhavani Sharkar, Tumkur 28. Dr. Anthony Duglad Dias, FL 396 29. Dr. Mrs. Mehta, Maharashtra 30. Dr. Raju Kedia 31. Dr. Aaaw Wardhan Pathak 32. Dr. Ganapathi Puramik, Karnataka 33. Dr. Harwan Singh, Kanpur 34. Dr. C K Gupta, Agra 35. Dr. S K Singh, Allahabad 36. Dr. Anju B Singh, FL 19585 37. Dr. Jamuar R M P, FL 595 38. Dr. Kamalakar Prasad Mishra, FL 909 39. Dr. Sinha P K, FL 1537 40. Dr. A K Sahay, FL 5210 41. Dr. Sinha S P , FL 5261 42. Dr. Rajat Roy, FL 5410 43. Dr. Girish Chandra Ojha, FL 5888 44. Dr. Bharat Prasad, FL 6748 45. Dr. Nalin Kumar Das, FL 12430 46. Dr. Mohand Prasad, FL 12976 47. Dr. Shiva Narayana Pillai, Kerala 69 The house observed one minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed sails
5. Report for 2018 by Honorary Secretary Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam
Honorary Secretary Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensan presented the Secretary's Report for the year 2018 and the house unanimously passed it with the proposal of Dr. C. R. Das and seconded by Dr. S.R. Subrammaniyan
6. Approval of the Minutes of EC Meeting held on 31st August & 1st September 2018 at Imphal, Manipur.
Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, Honorary Secretary informedthe house that the Minutes of the EC Meeting held on 31st August and 1st September 2018 at Imphal has already been circulated. The house unanimously passed it with the proposal of Dr. Sreejoy patnaik and seconded by Dr. Achal Gupta
7. Action taken on the minutes of the EC Meeting held on 31st August & 1st September 2018.
The Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam presented the report of action taken on last Executive Committee Meeting, it was passed and approved by the proposal of Dr. Rana A.K. Singh and seconded by Dr. Vakamudi Prakash.
1. Condolence: Demised members (12) have been deleted from the main list.
2. Upgradation of Membership from Associate Membership to Full Life membership have been done to those who have submitted their MS Degree certificate.
3. Life membership certificate have been sent to new members as on 31st November 2018.
4. As per the decision of the Executive Committee, North East Chapter & Pondicherry Chapter has been recognized as new Chapters of ASI. The authorization letter & Certificate has been sent to Secretary of North East Chapter & Secretary of Pondicherry Chapter to open a Bank account.
5. Mail has been sent to organizers of ASICON 2015 to submit the payment vouchers & Accounts Tally back up for re-audit by the ASI Auditors.
6. The following City Branches (Kumbakonam, Dhanbad, Ramgarh, Mumbai & Thane) have been approved by the Executive Committee.
Certificate of recognition have been sent to respective State Chapter Secretaries. 7. As per the decision of the Executive Committee, booklet of the newly Amended Constitution was sent to office bearers of respective State Chapters and Specialty Sections.
70 8. A cheque of Rs. 25 Lakhs was handed over to the Chief Minister of Kerala by the President & Honorary Secretary as our contribution to mitigate the sufferings of the people of Kerala during flood.
9. As per the decision of the EC, Communication was sent to Honorary Fellowships for the year 2018.
10. Mail sent to Dr. Jayasshree S Todkkar regarding dissolution of WASI as per the decision of the EC Meeting held at Imphal.
8. Membership of ASI Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, the Honorary Secretary presented the membership details as follows. a. Advancement from Associate Members to Full Members - 95 b. List of New Members enrolled from 1st September 2018 - 204 c. Details of Membership Strength as on 20th December 2018 – 23783
9. Financial Matters report by Honorary Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Honorary Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain presented the audited accounts for the year ending 31.03.18 and revised budget of the association. It was approved by the Executive Committee by he proposal of Dr. C. Karthikeyan and seconded by Dr. S. soppimath
10. IJS Matters : Dr Chintamani - Chairman, IJS Dr. Chintamani, Chief Editor IJS presented a brief report of the progress of the Indian Journal of Surgery.
11. Matters related to ASICON 2015 accounts – Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain – Hon. Treasurer Honorary Treasurer informed that the accounts of ASICON 2015 are under re-audit and the report will be presented as soon as possible.
12. ASICON 2019 – Reconfirmation of Venue & Signing of MOU Dr. C.R. Das and Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik presented a brief report about the progress of ASICON 2019 to be held at Bhubaneswar and the house appreciated their efforts it was re-confirmed.
13. ASICON 2020 – Selection of Venue Honorary Secretary Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam informed that the Headquarters has received four bids for ASICON 2020 from Delhi, Mumbai, Guwahati and Amritsar. After scrutiny two were found in order i.e. Mumbai and Guwahati and hence were accepted to be presented for approval by the General Body. 71 14. Regional Refresher Courses/ FAIS Credentialing / Status of Academic Council Dr Santhosh John Abraham – Director Surgical Studies presented a brief report on the 6 RRC's held this year across the country, the house applauded for his efforts.
15. Status of Social Welfare Council – Dr. Bindey Kumar – Director, Social Welfare Council presented a report on various surgical camps organized across the country. The house appreciated him for his unstinted efforts.
16. Social and Charitable services Award President Dr. Dilip Gode announced the Social & Charitable Service awards for the year 2018. The awardees are as follows i. Dr. Sabahat Azim, Kolkata ii. Dr. K C Sharma, Udhampur iii. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Vijayawada
In appreciation of their laudable Services rendered to the Society.
17. International Surgical Training Programme – Report by Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam, Honorary Secretary Honorary Secretary Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam presented a brief report on International Surgical Training Programme. He congratulated Dr. P. Raghuram, the convenor for the efforts taken by him for the success of the program.
18. ASI Schemes - Social Security Scheme / Professional Indemnity Insurance Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Treasurer – ASI SSS presented the report on the progress of the Social Security Scheme and informed that the membership strength has gone to 612 and expected more members shall join it at ASICON.
19. ASI App and ASI website – Dr. T. Narayana Rao - Joint Secretary Dr. T Narayana Rao, Joint Secretary – Website presented the brief report on ASI Website and its progress. He also informed more members are visiting the website now and it is more user friendly. The house congratulated Dr Narayana Rao for his constant efforts in this matter.
20. Renovation of ASI Guest House – Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam, Honorary Secretary Honorary Secretary Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam presented a brief report on the renovation work done in ASI Headquarters Guest room and installation of New boards in the entrance of the head quarters.
21. Announcement of Orations/Endowment lecture/Fellowships/Symposia for 2019 Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, the honorary Secretary announced the orations Endowment lecture/Fellowships/Symposia For the year 2019.
72 ORATIONS 2019
1 Col.Pandalai Oration 2019 Dr. Avinash Supe, Mumbai
2 Presidential Oration 2019 Dr. Arvind Kumar, New Delhi
3 Dr.P.K.Sen Memorial Oration 2019 Dr. Abhay N. Dalvi, Mumbai
4 Dr.Das Mohapatra Oration 2019 Dr. Nisar A Chowdri, Srinagar
5 Dr.Ramesh Nigam Memorial Oration 2019 Dr. Biswa Narayan Mohanty, Cuttack
6 Dr.Jaipal Singh Memorial Oration 2019 Dr. A Rekha, Chennai
7 Brig.Dr.Rasamay Ganguly Memorial Oration 2019 Dr. Shekhar Suradkar, Thane
8 Prof.Krishnamoorthy Golden Independence Dr. Sadashivayya Soppimath, Hubli Conference Commemorative Oration 2019
9 Prof.B.N.Balakrishna Rao Oration 2019 Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Kochi
10 Dr.Shrish K Bhansali Memorial Oration 2019 Dr. Satish B. Dharap, Mumbai
Endowment Lecture 2019
11 Dr.Panchanan Chatterjee Endowment Lecture 2019 TBA
12 Dr.A.K.Sen Sarma Memorial Endowment Lecture 2019 Dr. Diptendra Kumar Sarkar, Kolkata
13 Padmashri Dr.K.N.Udupa Endowment Lecture 2019 Dr. Roysuneel V. Patankar, Mumbai
14 Dr. Santok Singh Anand Endowment Lecture 2019 Dr. Kaushik Bhattacharya, Siliguri
Honorary Fellowships 2019
15 Prof. Michael Griffin, President RCS, Edinburgh Proposed by Dr. P Raghu Ram
16 Mr. Iain Andderson, President of Association of Proposed by Dr. P Raghu Ram Surgeons of Great Britain & Ireland
17 TBA
18 TBA
19 TBA
Guest Lectures 2019
20 TBA
21 TBA
22 TBA
73 Travelling Fellowships 2019
23 Visiting Professorship of ASI in Prof. Sanjay Oak, Mumbai General Surgery 2019
24 Ethicon Travelling Fellowship in Basic Surgical Skills 2019
25 Ethicon Travelling Fellowship in Advanced Surgical Skills 2019
26 ASI Travelling Fellowships 2019 1. Dr. Pankaj Kumar, Meerut
Betadine awards 2019
27 Betadine Life Time Achievement Dr. Arvind Kumar, New Delhi Award 2019
28 Betadine young surgeons Dr. Suhani, Delhi award 2019
Symposium 2019
29 Dr. Niranjan Agarwal Newer modalities of treatment For benign proctology – The Evidence so far
30 Dr. Gunvant Rathod, Ahmedabad Lymphoedema – Current Scenario
31 Dr. R Padmakumar, Kochi Metabolic Surgery
ASI Sectional Symposium by Rotation - ABSI
21. Election matters: Report by Chief Election Officer Dr. Arvind Kumar regarding Election for the Post of President 2020, Executive Committee Members from various State Chapters 2019 - 2021 & various posts in IJS 2019 - 2024.
Dr. Arvind Kumar, Vice President & Chief Election Officer presented the report of the recently conducted Election and announced the names of the elected Members. He informed that record number of 7288 members have exercised their franchise this year and congratulated and thanked the members for their support.
74 PRESIDENT 2020 (1 POST)
Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Hyderabad
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (GOVERNING COUNCIL) MEMBERS FROM VARIOUS STATE CHAPTERS 2019-2021
ANDHRA PRADESH (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Vijayawada 2. Dr. G Santa Rao, Visakhapatnam 3. Dr. Ganni Bhaskara Rao, Rajahmundry
ASSAM (1 POST)
Dr. Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Guwahati
BIHAR (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna 2. Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha, Patna 3. Dr. N P Narain, Patna
DELHI (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. C K Durga, New Delhi 2. Dr. Pawanindra Lal, New Delhi 3. Dr. K N Srivastava, New Delhi
GUJARAT (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. Gunvant H. Rathod, Ahmedabad 2. Dr. Rajan B Patel, Ahmedabad 3. Dr. Kaushik Gajjar, Ahmedabad 4. Dr. Pankaj R Modi, Ahmedabad
HARYANA (2 POSTS)
1. Dr. Kartar Singh Yadav, Rewari 2. Dr. Shiv Shanker Bhardwaj, Bhiwani
JAMMU & KASHMIR (1 POST)
Dr. Nasib Chand Digra, Jammu
75 JHARKHAND (2 POSTS)
1. Dr. Jugal Kishore Choudhary, Deoghar 2. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Jamshedpur
KARNATAKA (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. H V Shivaram, Bangalore 2. Dr. G Siddesh, Mysore 3. Dr. K Rajgopal Shenoy, Udupi 4. Dr. Ashok S. Godhi, Belagavi
KERALA (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. R C Sreekumar, Trivandrum 2. Dr. Varghese C J, Thrissur 3. Dr. Mohamed Ismail, Perinthalmanna 4. Dr. P Rajan, Kozhikode
MADHYA PRADESH (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Bhopal 2. Dr. Amitabh Goel, Indore 3. Dr. Achal Gupta, Gwalior
MAHARASHTRA (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. Pravin R. Suryawanshi, Aurangabad 2. Dr. Roysuneel V. Patankar, Mumbai 3. Dr. Pratapsinh A. Varute, Kolhapur 4. Dr. A M Quraishi, Nagpur
ODISHA (2 POSTS)
1. Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Cuttack 2. Dr. Banabihari Mishra, Cuttack
PUNJAB (2 POSTS)
1. Dr. U S Dhaliwal, Amritsar 2. Dr. Deepak Chawla, Jalandhar
RAJASTHAN (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, Jaipur 2. Dr. Prabha Om. Jaipur 3. Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur 76 TAMIL NADU & PONDICHERRY (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. G. Chandrasekar, Chennai 2. Dr. B K C Mohan Prasad, Madurai 3. Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai 4. Dr. D Maruthu Pandian, Madurai
TELANGANA (3 POSTS)
1. Dr. C R K Prasad, Hyderabad 2. Dr. G. Kanaka Raju, Kothagudem 3. Dr. L Sridhar, Hyderabad
UTTAR PRADESH (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. Probal Neogi, Allahabad 2. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow 3. Dr. Anand Kumar Mishra, Lucknow 4. Dr. Amit Srivastava, Agra
WEST BENGAL (4 POSTS)
1. Dr. Sanjay De Bakshi, Kolkata 2. Dr. Makhan Lal Saha, Kolkata 3. Dr. Prabir Bijoy Kar, Kolkata 4. Dr. Dhrubajyoti Bhaumik, Kolkata
INDIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY 2019-2024
CHIEF EDITOR (1 POST)
Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Lucknow
EDITOR (1 POST)
Dr. Mallika Tewari, Varanasi
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS (5 POSTS)
1. Dr. C S Rajan, Bangalore 2. Dr. Deborshi Sharma, Delhi 3. Dr. G Laxmana Sastry, Hyderabad 4. Dr. Arunima Verma, Jamshedpur 5. Dr. Vikram Kate, Pondicherry
77 22. Decision on status of Sections – IASO – Report by Dr. Dilip Gode
Dr. Dilip Gode, President ASI discussed the status of IASO and it was decided to wait for some more time before taking final decisions.
23. Status of various cases of ASI and its further course -– Report by Dr. Shiva K. Misra
Dr. Shiva K. Misra, Immediate Past President presented a report on the status of various court cases across the country against ASI and he informed that majority of cases have been settled in favour of ASI and remaining will follow suit in due course of time.
24. Any other matter with the permission of Chair.
Dr. J.W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the house that a sum of Rs. 25 Lacks had been donated to the Kerala Chief Minister's fund by the president and secretary of ASI to the Honourable Chief Minister of Kerala Mr. Pinarayi Vijayan. He also informed that the sum of Rs. 4 Lacks will be contributed to the Karnataka Chief Minister Relief Fund. He thanked each and every member who contributed for the cause and informed that ASI has contributed 5 Lacks for this.
Dr. Soppimath suggested that the e-voting schedule should be reduced as the voting is done by electronic voting system and a longer period is not required.The house unanimously agreed and suggested to get the mandate and approval of the General Body on this point.
Mail received from Dr. M Ramakumar – Terminated Member for revocation of his termination was discussed and the house did not approve it.
Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam informed that following proposals (Lucknow, Meerut, Varanasi, Chitradurg and Palamu) for recognition city branches and the house unanimously approved it.
Dr. Rana A K Singh requested to sanction one more member of Executive Committee for Delhi State Chapter. President Dr. Dilip Gode informed that he will verify the Membership strength if it is and eligible for it will be done as per Constitutions provisions
78 He also suggested that the associated should work in the direction of opposing unreality large compensation being awarded against the doctors and some capping on them should be tried.
Dr. Dilip Gode informed the need of updating membership data of ASI from a private agency and house accepted the proposal and authorized him to negotiate with the agency for a better rate. He also informed that he has negotiated for a rate of Rs. 10/- per member.
Dr. Janme Jaiprasad Sharma requested that the Uttaranchal should be considered for formation of Chapter on special ground as the difficult areas of mountains. The house expressed that it shall be accepted as per Constitutional norms and a written proposal should be send to the ASI Headquarters.
The President Dr. Dilip Gode congratulated and expressed thanks to each and every member of the outgoing Executive committee and as a token of respect handed over a memento and certificate in appreciation of their contribution to the Association.
President Dr. Dilip Gode expressed thanks to Dr. Phalin and Dr. Jugindra for the excellent arrangement made for the Executive Committee Meeting at Imphal.
Memento of Appreciation was also handed over to all the office bearers who served during 2016- 2018.
25. Vote of thanks
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain proposed the vote of thanks. Meeting was adjourned by President after National Anthem.
Dr. Dilip S Gode Dr. J W Ebenesh Bensam President ASI Honorary Secretary ASI
79 Minutes of 78th Annual General Body Meeting of ASI held on 29.12.2018 at ASICON 2018, Chennai
The 78th Annual General Body Meeting of the Association of Surgeons of India was held at 6pm on 29th December 2018 during ASICON 2018 at Chennai in Hall B at the ASICON venue at Chennai Trade Center Tamilnadu.
1. The 78th Annual General Body Meeting of the Association of Surgeons of India was called to order by President, Dr. Dilip S. Gode at 6pm on 29th December 2018. Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, the Honorary Secretary collared the President, and recited the surgeons' prayer.
2. President Dr. Dilip S. Gode welcomed all the members of ASI from far and wide across the country for attending the 78th AGBM.
Dr. Dilip S. Gode, thanked all the members for electing him unanimously and have given the chance to serve the association. He said during his tenure he travelled across the country and met different people all across and could exchange views on different aspects. He found all of them very cooperative and ready to work for the betterment of the association. Once again He expressed thanks to all especially his core team including IPP Dr. Shiva KMisra, Vice President Dr. Arvind Kumar, Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam, Honorary Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Jain, Joint Secretary Administration Dr. Abhay N. Dalvi, Joint Secretary website Dr. T. Narayan Rao and the ASI head office staff for all their cooperation and sought excuse if there was any lapse on his part.
3. Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam read out the names of members who had left us from this world and the house observed a minute of prayer in silence in memory of the departed souls. Honorary Secretary was entrusted to send condolence messages to the bereaved family.
4. Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed that the Honorary Secretary's report is printed in the Annual report book and presented during the Inaugural Function. It was unanimously passed by the GB as proposed by Dr.Abhay. N. Dalvi and seconded by Dr. Roy S.Patankar
5. Confirmation of the Minutes of the 77th Annual General Body Meeting held on 29th December 2017 at Jaipur. Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed that the minutes were put up at the website, circulated to all members and was included in the Annual Report Book 2018. President asked for the concurrence of the house to pass the minutes. It was unanimously passed by the GB as proposed by Dr. G Chandrasekar and seconded by Dr.Rana A Ksingh.
80 6. Confirmation of the Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 30th December 2017 at Jaipur, 10th March 2018 at ASI Headquarters, Chennai, 31st August& 1st September 2018 at Imphal and the EC Meeting held on 26th December 2018 at Chennai. Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the GB that all but the last EC meeting on 26/12/2018 had been printed in the Annual report book and requested that it may be considered as being read. He also read the salient decisions taken at the EC meeting held on 26th Dec.2018. The house unanimously approved it as proposed by Dr.Siddharth Dubashi and seconded by Dr. Y.S. Raghuvanshi
7. Matters arising out of the minutes. Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the house that all decisions taken at various EC Meetings mentioned had been carried out. GB unanimously passed it as proposed by Dr.P.V. Ramanamurthy and seconded by Dr.S.Jugindra
8. Presentation of Audited Accounts Statement of ASI for 2017-18 and IJS for 2016 by Honorary Treasurer, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain. Honorary Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain appraised the house that the audited account, unaudited accounts and the budget for 2018 are printed in the Annual Report book. He briefly narrated about the salient features. Dr. Sandeep Kumar wanted to know about the IJS accounts and he was informed that it is also printed in the year book along with the ASI accounts. The GB passed the accounts unanimously, proposed by Dr. G. Siddesh and seconded by Dr. Chiranjiva Khandelwal
9. Report on Regional Refresher Courses President Dr. Dilip S.Gode appraised the house that in the year 2018 six regional Refresher courses were conducted at different parts of the country with a good attendance. He informed that with the grand success this is now becoming the flagship program of the ASI. He congratulated all the winners and organizers, and praised the untiring efforts of Dr. Santhosh John Abraham and the Faculty who made it a grand success.
10. Matters related to IJS President Dr. Dilip S.Gode mentioned that the decision of the Editorial committee of IJS and approval of last GB the journal is available online to the members. For those who are desirous of the print version, an annual subscription of Rs. 600/- will have to be remitted. He congratulated Dr. Chintamani for his efforts towards up gradation, indexing and popularity of the journal. He urged to have more paper writing and IJS workshops as being organized this year.
81 11. Announcement of Various Orations, Hon. Fellowships and Symposium for the Year 2019.
Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed that the selection of awardees had been made by the committees and the names of the following awardees had been approved by the Executive Committee which was held on 26/12/2018 and he read the names as follows.
A. Col Pandalai Oration------Dr. Avinash Supe, Mumbai B. Presidential Oration------Dr. Arvind Kumar, New Delhi C. Dr. P.K. Sen Oration ------Dr. Abhay N. Dalvi, Mumbai D. Dr. Panchanan Chatterjee Endowment Lecture --- TBA E. Dr. Balakrishna Rao Oration------Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Kochi F. Prof. K. Krishnamoorthy Oration ------Dr. S Soppimath, Hubli G. Dr. Jaipal Singh Memorial Oration------Dr. A. Rekha, Chennai H. Dr. Ramesh Nigam Memorial Oration------Dr. B N Mohanty, Cuttack I. Dr. Shrish K Bhansali Memorial Oration—---- Dr. Satish Dharap, Mumbai J. Dr. Das Mohapatra Oration------Dr. Nisar A. Chowdri, Srinagar K. Brig. Dr. Rasamay Ganguly Memorial Oration------Dr. Shekhar Suradkar, Thane L. Padmashri Dr. K.N.Udupa Endowment Lecture-----Dr. Roysuneel V Patankar, Mumbai M. Dr. A.K. Sen Sarma Endowment Lecture------Dr. Dipendra K Sarkar, Kolkata N. Dr. Santok Singh Anand Endowment Lecture------Dr. Kaushik Bhattacharya, Siliguri
O. Symposium
(i). Dr. Niranjan Agarwal, Thane (ii). Dr. Gunvant H. Rathod, Ahmedabad (iii). Dr. R. Padmakumar, Kochi (iv). ABSI- by rotation P. ASI Visiting Professorship 2019 ------Dr. Sanjay Oak, Mumbai Q. Betadine Life Time achievement Award------Dr. Arvind Kumar, New Delhi R. Betadine Young Surgeon Award ------Dr. Suhani, New Delhi
12. Report on ASICON-2017 Organising Secretary of ASICON 2107 Jaipur, Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav presented the report of ASICON 2017 and expressed thanks to all the delegates, faculty and national leadership along with his organizing team. He also informed the house that a cheque of Rs. 40 lacs has
82 been handed over to ASI and other in the form of TDS deductions and some payment of legal fees making a total contribution of 69 lacs. The House congratulated the organizing team for the excellent conduct of ASICON 2017.
13. Matters related to ASICON 2015 Accounts. Honorary Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain informed the house that the accounts of the ASICON 2015 are under the process of re-audit and the report of the auditor will be presented to the house as soon as it is available.
14. Reconfirmation of the Venue for ASICON 2019 Honorary Secretary Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam informed the house that, Since the organizing secretary Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik had to leave due to some medical emergency in the family and informed that the ASICON 2019 will be held between 18-22nd December 2019 at Bhubaneshwar and asked the house to re confirm the venue, the house agreed and re confirmed ASICON 2019 dates and venue.
15. Selection of Venue for ASICON-2020 Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam Honorary Secretary informed the General Body that two valid nominations had been received by the Head Quarters- one from Assam Chapter for Guwahati and other from state of Maharashtra for Mumbai. Both the organizing teams made their presentations to confirm their respective bids for ASICON 2020. The house decided by raise of hands which was clearly in favour of Guwahati. Dr.DilipS.Gode confirmed ASICON 2020 will be conducted at Guwahati.
16. Status of various cases against ASI & its further course Dr. Shiva K.Misra informed that many cases were pending against ASI at different parts of the country and most are inconsequential in terms of time. Now most of the cases have been decided in favor of ASI and now only 9 cases are pending. He also informed the house that there is no fresh court case this year.
17. Presentation of Result of Presidential election 2020, Executive Committee members 2019-21, & various posts of IJS 2019-2024 by Dr. Arvind Kumar Chief Election Officer and Vice President.
Dr. Arvind Kumar Chief Election Officer presented the results of the ASI elections held this year and he informed the house that in this election there was maximum participation of members and the elections were held in an uneventful manner. He also informed that there were no major complaints except minor issues during the start of the process due to heavy rush of the voters and the acknowledgements were delayed but it was rectified soon. He expressed thanks to the President Dr. Gode, Secretary Dr. Ebenesh Bensam, Treasurer Dr. Sanjay Jain, IPP Dr. Shiva K Misra, Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, the two election officers Dr, Y. M. Fazil Marickar and Dr. Bharat Panchal for the help in conduction of smooth election He declared the list of elected candidates which is available on the ASI website also, The G B ratified the election results with applauds. Dr. Arvind thanked the house. Dr. P. Raghu Ram shared his heartfelt gratitude towards the members for thumping mandate and said he feels that a big responsibility has come to him and will work relentlessly for the betterment of the Association. 83 18. Constitutional Amendments if any President Dr. Dilip Gode discussed about the report of committee of Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Dr. Tamonas Chaudhary for reducing the duration of the conference to three and half days and get away with live operative work shop which may be replaced by unedited Video demonstrations. Dr. Roy S. Patankar urged not to make it mandatory for state chapter conferences. Various other members expressed their views on the format of ASICONs and house decided for Four day conference with Video demonstrations.
Dr. Shekhar Suradkar informed that the office bearers of the Specialty sections shall also be considered equal with state chapters for eligibility for ASI elections. President Dr. Dilip Gode answered that a suitable constitutional amendment will be needed for this change.GB expressed that necessary steps be taken by Executive committee to amend the bylaws so that executive members of section are eligible to contest the election of EC of ASI.
President Dr. Dilip S. Gode discussed about the time schedule of the ASI elections, as the present schedule is very long in view of electronic voting so it should be tailored appropriately. Dr. Satish K. Shukla questioned that if suitable a constitutional amendment is needed, President Dr. Dilip S. Gode answered his query that the time schedule is not in constitution and are in Bye laws and this house is empowered to modify it. The house agreed unanimously and gave mandate to the Executive Council to decide a reasonable time frame for election process.
19. Any other matter with the permission of the Chair. Dr. Rana A K Singh raised the matter of exorbitant compensations passed against the surgeons and there shall be some capping on these acts, the association to raise voice against it. Dr. Daynand Nooli raised the issue of unnamed calls during election process. President urged the candidates to follow the self discipline in this respect.
Dr. Ranga Reddy raised the issues of CPA, Dr. Kaushik Gajjar and Dr. R. N. Patil expressed their views and urged the association to take appropriate steps to safeguard interest of the members.
President Dr. Dilip Gode informed the house about various surgical camps organized during last year and contribution of Rs. 25 lacs was given to Kerala CM relief fund and Rs. 4 lacs to Karnataka CM relief fund by the association and various members. He appreciated the efforts of the organizing committee of the ASICON 2018 and proposed a resolution in their favor, the house gave big ovation.
Dr. Ashok Sinha louded the efforts of President Dr. Gode for smooth functioning of ASI during his tenure. 84 Induction of the President for the Year 2019 and Speech by the incoming President Dr. Arvind Kumar
President Dr. Dilip S. Gode welcomed Dr. Arvind Kumar, New Delhi to take over the charge of President of ASI and wished him all success and promised him all his support. The Presidential collar was exchanged and then Dr. Arvind Kumar addressed the gathering as President. He thanked all the members for electing him as the President and promised to take ASI to greater heights with the support of all. He said that He and his team will be working as change makers for the benefit of a common surgeon practicing at remote places.
20. Honorary Treasurer ASI Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain proposed the Vote of thanks.
21. Meeting was adjourned after reciting the National Anthem.
Dr. Dilip S. Gode Dr. J. W. Ebenesh Bensam President Honorary Secretary
85 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA HELD AT THE VENUE OF ASICON 2018 CHENNAI ON 30th DECEMBER 2018 WITH NEW PREIDENT DR. ARVIND KUMAR, NEW DELHI
As per the constitution of the Association of Surgeons of India, the Executive Committee of the ASI met with the New President at the last day of the annual conference of the association ASICON. The meeting the Executive Committee (2019-21) was held with President Dr. Arvind Kumar on 30th December 2018 at the annual conference venue – Boardroom of the Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai at 8.00am.
The Following members attended the meeting
1. Prof. Arvind Kumar, President 2. Dr. P Raghu Ram, Vice President 3. Prof. Dilip S Gode, Imm. Past President 4. Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Chief Editor IJS 5. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Special Invitee 6. Dr. Shiva K Misra, Special Invitee 7. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Hon. Secretary 8. Dr. C R K Prasad, Hon. Treasurer 9. Dr. C K Durga, Delhi 10. Dr. B K C Mohan Prasad, Madurai 11. Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, Jaipur 12. Dr. Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Guwahati 13. Dr. D. Maruthu Pandian, Madurai 14. Dr. Deepak Chawla, Punjab 15. Dr. C J Varghese, Thrissur 16. Dr. Mohamad Ismail, Kerala 17. Dr. N P Narain, Patna 18. Dr. G Chandrasekar, Chennai 19. Dr. Amitabh Goel, Indore 20. Dr. G Santa Rao, Visakhapatnam 21. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna 22. Dr. Banabihari Mishra, Cuttack 23. Dr. G Kanaka Raju, Kothagudem 24. Dr. Prabha Om, Jaipur 25. Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur 26. Dr. Prabir Bijoy Kar, Kolkata 27. Dr. Dhrubajyoti Bhaumik, Kolkata 28. Dr. Jugal Kishore Choudhary, Jharkhand 29. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Jamshedpur 30. Dr. H V Shivaram, Bangalore 86 31. Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha, Patna 32. Dr. G Siddesh, Mysore 33. Dr. A S Godhi, Belagavi 34. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow 35. Dr. Probal Neogi, Allahabad 36. Dr. Pravin Suryawanshi, Aurangabad 37. Dr. A M Quraishi, Nagpur 38. Dr. Roy Patankar, Mumbai 39. Dr. Pratap Varute, Mumbai 40. Dr. Nasib Chand Digra, Jammu 41. Dr. Ganni Bhaskara Rao, Rajahmundry 42. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Vijayawada 43. Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai 44. Dr. G H Rathod, Ahmedabad 45. Dr. P R Modi, Ahmedabad 46. Dr. Kaushik Gajjar, Ahmedabad 47. Dr. Rajan B Patel, Ahmedabad 48. Dr. S S Bhardwaj, Bhiwani 49. Dr. Pawanindra Lal, Delhi 50. Dr. Anand Mishra, Lucknow 51. Dr. Achal Gupta, Gwalior 52. Dr. Kaushik Shah, Ahmedabad, Special invitee 53. Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Ghaziabad, Special invitee
President Dr. Arvind Kumar called the meeting to order. Immediate Past President Dr. Dilip Gode collared the President. President welcomed all the distinguished members of the Executive committee, nominated members from the Specialty sections, Chief Editor IJS and special invitees.
The meeting started with prayers for a good beginning and smooth functioning of the association.
All the members present introduced themselves. Immediate Past President Dr. Dilip Gode was felicitated for his excellent term as President ASI.
In his opening remarks Dr. Arvind Kumar stressed that the common membership of the association has given a clear mandate and its now our turn to address their problems. He informed the house that a Mission ASI 2019-2021 document has been prepared by the joint efforts and suggestion of all EC members, wherein 33 different projects have been identified for being rolled out across the country. The document has already been shared with all the EC members. It is planned that each of the projects will be piloted by an EC member as Project lead with active support from other EC members and others in ASI for a nationwide rollout, in a timebound manner. President also informed that he has discussed the document with each state EC group individually and those EC members who have owned some project will be making presentation about how they plan to implement the project.
87 Going ahead with the agenda following points were discussed:
1. Election of the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: the following names were proposed for various posts for the year 2019 Hon. Secretary – Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Hon. Treasurer – Dr. C. R. K. Prasad Secretary Headquarter – Dr. P. V. Ramanamurthy Secretary Website – Dr. H. V. Shivaram
House unanimously elected all the members for the year 2019. House also resolved that change of guards may be communicated to the Bank so that new officers i.e. President, Secretary and Treasurer 2019 shall be authorized for operating Bank accounts of the association.
President also took approval of the EC to have Dr. Santhosh John Abraham as the Director Academic Council, with Dr. Siddharth Dubhashi, Dr. Sanjay De Bakshi and Dr Pradeep Garg as members and Dr. Shiva K. Misra as Director Social Welfare Council, with Dr. G. Chandrashekhar, Dr. Bindey Kumar and Dr. Rajesh Shrivastava, Vapi as Members.
2. Announcement of various committees for the year 2019: President informed that as we are shifting to Project mode, wherein Project Leads will be leading various projects, there is no need for the committees. He invited the lead persons of Mission ASI 2019-21 to make brief presentation on their roadmap to accomplish the projects. Dr. G. Santa Rao discussed about Safe ASI, Dr. Pravin Suryavanshi presented about helping in accreditation and safety, Dr. G. Siddesh and Dr. Probal Neogi presented about National Skill Enhancement Program. Dr. A. S. Godhi told to stress on image building, Dr. P. Raghu Ram told that the Surgeons can adopt a village and help them, if this is done at a large scale will definitely help in image building. Dr. H. V. Shivaram informed a new app will be rolled out and web site will be strengthened. Dr. Roy S. Patankar presented his views about enhancing endoscopic skills of the surgeons. Dr. P. Raghu Ram stressed the need to make the ASI stronger by increasing membership. He urged that if all the members make one member the membership can be doubled. He also said the need of the ASI database to be updated and make all the members eligible for e voting as each and every member has a right to vote. President Dr. Arvind Kumar informed, Dr P. Raghu Ram has taken up the assignment to be the Project Lead in updating Membership database. An external paid agency will assist him in this Mission. Dr Dr. H. V. Shivaram and Dr. Pramod Shinde have been assigned to explore the possibility of developing a mobile app Registry which will contain details of procedures performed by members across the Country. President Dr. Arvind Kumar said that it is important to have ASI guidelines and to begin with we shall start by forming guidelines for common surgical emergencies. This work was assigned to academic council. Dr. Pawanindra Lal made a presentation about Student's skill courses and also urged to write to MCI and National Board to include ASI representative in the curriculum committee. It was also discussed and decided that out of the remaining projects, various EC members and others will work together to see implementation of the projects.
88 3. Announcement of Specialty Section representatives for the year 2019: Hon Secretary informed that this year following three sections would represent as per rotation.
1. Association of Breast Surgeons of India (ABSI) 2. Association of Colon and Rectal Surgeons of India (ACRSI) 3. Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAES)
4. Announcement of Mid term Executive committee meeting:
President informed the house that the mid term EC meting will be held in either last week of March and first week of April at the Headquarters and requested all the EC members to keep the dates free the venue and final date will be communicated soon.
5. Appointment of Auditor and Lawyer for 2019:
The President informed that the functioning of them has been satisfactory, the house agreed to continue the services of present Auditor and Lawyer (i.e.: Chaturvedi & Company as auditor and Mr. Adeesh Anto as lawyer for the ASI) for the year 2019. The house unanimously approved it.
6. Appointment of Election Officers for 2019:
The President informed the house that President Elect (Vice President) – Dr. P. Raghu Ram will be the Chief Election Officer as per constitution and Dr. Pankaj Modi and Dr. Ashok Godhi were selected as two election officers. It was also decided that the elections shall be conducted by E- voting and present agency M/s. Nityam Software solutions shall be continued and house approved it unanimously. There was discussion on the election process with regard to the time frame and the house authorized the President to have a committee to look into the time frame & schedule which can be presented in the mid term EC meeting.
7. Any other matter with permission of the chair:
Dr. Sandeep Kumar Chief editor of IJS spoke to the house that he was little away from ASI for some time but now he will be working for betterment of IJS along with his editorial board.Director Academic Council Dr. Santhosh John Abraham discussed about restructuring the ASICON program by first to cut short by one day to make it three and half or four day program, house agreed to make it four day. He also said that the PG master classes may be planned on the first day instead of workshop. This is based on the decision of both EC and GB to do away with live operating workshop and have Video based workshop, in tune with MCI recommendations, The house welcomed his suggestion but stressed that unedited videos should be shown so the viewer can also feel the difficulty and complications associated. The extra hours gained from the conference by withdrawing the PG master class can be used for videos which should be judiciously clubbed with lectures to make it attractive and comprehensive. The house approved the proposal.
89 He also pointed out that in IJS only half the posts in the board have been elected. The President initiated the discussion on this and the EC decided to fill the rest of the vacant posts for 3 years by nominating the person/s who got next highest votes in the elections. This is a one-time requirement to have half the posts in IJS retiring every three years to let there be continuity.
Dr. Kaushik Shah and Dr. Shalabh Gupta informed the house that the ASI SSS membership has reached 700 and they requested that all new EC members who are not still the members of the scheme to join soon and encourage their friends and fellow surgeons to join too.
President informed that it is important to have nationwide communication channel. The present EC WA group is called Changemakers. He requested each EC member to have a State Changemaker group by taking three or four prominent and active persons from each district of their state and request these three -four persons to have all members in their district as District Changemaker WA group. This way, the communication flows from Changemaker to State changemaker to district change maker. The same channel will be used for reverse flow of information, feedback or suggestions etc.
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham said that the faculty invited for the ASICON has to register for the conference and that they may be given the chance to get registered at the initial rate and house agreed to this proposal.
With no other matter in pending, Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain proposed vote of thanks to all the members.
The meeting was adjourned after the Nation Anthem.
Dr. Arvind Kumar Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain President ASI Honorary Secretary ASI
90 THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA 18, Adams Road Chepauk, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600 005
MINUTES OF THE CHAPTER AND SECTION MEETING Held on 3rd March 2019 at Conference Hall, ASI Headquarters, Chennai at 10.00 a.m.
The meeting of the office bearers of Chapter & Sectionsof the ASI was held on Sunday the 3rd March 2019at 10.00amat the Conference Hall, ASI Headquarters, Chennai. The President Dr. Arvind Kumar chaired the meeting.
The following members attended the meeting:
1. Prof. Arvind Kumar, President ASI 2. Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice President ASI 3. Dr. Dilip S. Gode, Imm. Past President ASI 4. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary ASI 5. Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer ASI 6. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director – Academic Council 7. Dr. Shiva K. Misra, Director – Social Welfare Council 8. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Secretary – Headquarters 9. Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Special Invitee – Secretary ASI SSS 10. Dr. D. Maruthu Pandian, Chairman – Tamil Nadu Chapter 11. Dr. S G Balamurugan, Secretary – Tamil Nadu Chapter 12. Dr. D S V L Narasimham, Secretary – Andhra Pradesh Chapter 13. Dr. Om Prakash, Chairman – Jharkhand Chapter 14. Dr. Md Azad, Secretary – Jharkhand Chapter 15. Dr. Rana A K Singh, Chairman – Delhi Chapter 16. Dr. Tarun Mittal, Secretary – Delhi Chapter 17. Dr. Satish B Dharap, Secretary – Maharashtra Chapter 18. Dr. K Ramachandra Naidu, Chairman – Andhra Pradesh Chapter 19. Dr. Jagdishwar Goud, Secretary - Andhra Pradesh Chapter 20. Dr. Werlok Kharshiing, Chairman – North East Chapter 21. Dr. Toijam Soni Lyngdoh, Secretary – North East Chapter 22. Dr. Jishan Ahmed, Chairman – Assam Chapter 23. Dr. Gunabhi Ram Das, Secretary – Assam Chapter 24. Dr. Bitan Kumar Chattopadhyay, Chairman – West Bengal Chapter
91 25. Dr. Rajesh Shrivastava, Chairman – Gujarat Chapter 26. Dr. Ilesh Shah, Secretary – Gujarat Chapter 27. Dr. R C Sreekumar, Chairman – Kerala Chapter 28. Dr. Arunkumar Singh, Chairman – Manipur Chapter 29. Dr. Chetan Maibam, Secretary – Manipur Chapter 30. Dr. B S Johal, Chairman – Punjab Chapter 31. Dr. Chanjiv Singh, Secretary – Punjab Chapter 32. Dr. Shyam Bhutra, Chairman – Rajasthan Chapter 33. Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, Secretary – Rajasthan Chapter 34. Dr. Gaddi Diwakar, Secretary – Karnataka Chapter 35. Dr. Sibananda Mohanty, Secretary – Odisha Chapter 36. Dr. R Kannan, Secretary – Pondicherry Chapter 37. Dr. Ajay Gupta, Chairman – Madhya Pradesh Chapter 38. Dr. Ankur Maheshwari, Secretary – Madhya Pradesh Chapter 39. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Secretary – Uttar Pradesh Chapter 40. Dr. S Jugindra, Vice President – AMASI 41. Dr. Abhimanyu Basu, Jt. Secretary – AMASI 42. Dr. Ashwani K Dalal, President – ATVSI 43. Dr. G S Gnanagurusamy, President – ASRI 44. Dr. Rajashekar Mohan, Secretary – ASRI 45. Dr. Ashok B C, Secretary – ABSI 46. Dr. Sanjay Shah, President – IATCC 47. Dr. Y M Fazil Marickar, President – AGUSI 48. Dr. Prakash Agarwal, Secretary – IAPS 49. Dr. Ramesh Ardhanari, President – IASG 50. Dr. Anand Kumar Mishra, Secretary - IAES
Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain collared the President Dr. Arvind Kumar and President called the meeting to order. Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain recited the Surgeons Prayer and the following points on the agenda were discussed.
1. Welcome address by President Dr. Arvind Kumar
President Dr. Arvind Kumar welcomed the members attending the meeting. He congratulated all the State Chapters & Sections for the excellent academic activities conducted by them. The President introduced the Office Bearers and then all the participants introduced themselves.
2. Condolences Honorary Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain informed about the sad demise of the following members:
1. Dr. Durga Charan Mohanty, Odisha FL 11826 2. Dr Nagendrappa
92 3. Dr. Ganapathy Puranik 4. Dr Satish D Revankar, Bangalore FL 14401 5. Prof H.C. Nagabhushana swamy 6. Dr. M.N. Subramanya 7. Dr Venkatrao 8. Dr Sita Bateja 9. Dr H T Gangal, Karnataka FL 442 10. Prof Dr. Gopalakrishna 11. Prof M.R. Budihal, Karnataka FL 224 12. Padmashree Dr. R.B. Patil, Karnataka FL 1119 13. Dr. Shankrappanavar
The house observed one-minute silence in respect of the departed souls.
President Dr. Arvind Kumar released the ASI Hand Book for the year 2019, copy was circulated to all members attending the meeting. Dr. Sanjay Jain requested the members to submit the details of Annual Conferences and other programs of all chapters and Sections to prepare an academic calendar of ASI to avoid clash of the dates and also to upload in the ASI Website. He also requested them to inform about the details of City Branches under each Chapter.
3. Minutes of the Sectional & Chapter meetings held on 26/12/2018 at Chennai during ASICON 2018.
Honorary Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain informed to the members that the above minutes have already been circulated to all the state chapter and sectional office bearers and he sought for the approval. House unanimously approved the minutes proposed by Dr. Y M Fazil Marickar and seconded by Dr. Ajay Gupta.
4. Matters arising out of the minutes President concluded that there was no matters arising out of the minutes. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary informed that Chapter dues for the year 2017 had been paid to following State Chapters only because other Chapters have submitted audited account statement after June 30th, 2018
Andhra Pradesh Rs. 189600 Assam Rs. 21970 Bihar Rs. 66650 Chhattisgarh Rs. 6830
93 Delhi Rs. 85250 Goa Rs. 3900 Gujarat Rs. 75800 Haryana Rs. 28190 Jammu & Kashmir Rs. 31950 Jharkhand Rs. 15840 Karnataka Rs. 281450 Kerala Rs. 336370 Madhya Pradesh Rs. 81770 Maharashtra Rs. 230550 Manipur Rs. 2030 Northern Chapters Rs. 19460 Orissa Rs. 35150 Punjab Rs. 52150 Rajasthan Rs. 144600 Tamil Nadu & Pondy Rs. 275740 Telangana Rs. 133020 Tripura Rs. 1180 Uttar Pradesh Rs. 196530 West Bengal Rs. 96800 Rest Chapter Rs. 8210
Total Rs. 24,20,990/-
Chapter dues for the year 2018 to be paid to the following chapters by direct transfer to the bank account of state chapter on submission of the audited statement of accounts by 30th June 2019 are as follows.
Andhra Pradesh Rs. 242500 Assam Rs. 47140 Bihar Rs. 98910 Chhattisgarh Rs. 17190 Delhi Rs. 99590 Goa Rs. 2220 Gujarat Rs. 74920 Haryana Rs. 29470 Jammu & Kashmir Rs. 45110 Jharkhand Rs. 70940 Karnataka Rs. 348510 Kerala Rs. 175800
94 Madhya Pradesh Rs. 88590 Maharashtra Rs. 320340 Manipur Rs. 100390 Northern Chapter Rs. 8910 Odisha Rs. 33420 Punjab Rs. 36690 Rajasthan Rs. 103480 Tamil Nadu & Pondy Rs. 555940 Telangana Rs. 138050 Tripura Rs. 2660 Uttar Pradesh Rs. 215410 West Bengal Rs. 110790 Rest Chapter Rs. 27550
Total Rs. 2994520/-
5. Interaction with the ASI Auditor
Brief presentation was made by the Auditors of ASI Ms. Pooja from Chaturvedi & Co explaining the account keeping by the sections and chapters, the sources of income, expenditure mention assets and liabilities in their final account and also answered to their queries regarding IT and GST. They also reminded to submit their unaudited account by 31st May or audited account by 30th June. They urged them to conduct charitable activities to continue 80G status.
6. Guidelines for Organizing Chapter / Sectional activities – like protocol, Constitution, Audited accounts, Academic calendar, Membership, Elections, Social services, Awareness programmes specialty courses and certification, better coordination between Chapters / Sections / Executive Committee members - Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary ASI.
Dr. Sanjay Jain, Honorary Secretary thanked the President, Immediate Past President, Vice President, Honorary Treasurer, Joint Secretary Administration and Joint Secretary Website for their valuable guidance and Support. He welcomed all the members to this meeting. He informed that Chapters, Sections & City Branches are basic functional units of the Organization and for ASI to be vibrant these units should be more active. He also briefed about the Membership strength, categories and membership fees. He elaborately explained the criteria to get Best Chapter, Section and City branch award, Constitution of State Chapter& Sections, protocol of the Annual Conference, Academic Calendar, Forthcoming events, Social Services, Awareness programs within the stipulated period to get points. He requested the state chapter
95 chapter & Sectional office bearers to submit their audited accounts statement within the stipulated period to file it in the Income Tax authorities. He reiterated that the State Chapter and Section Constitution should be in line with the ASI Constitution and Elections should be conducted regularly. He told that suspended and terminated members of ASI should not be included in the Scientific Programs of Chapters or Sections and non members should not be Organizing committee members of their Annual Conferences or any ASI event. As ASI is a Charitable Organization, he urged them to carry out Charitable Programs. He also urged them to motivate members to be a part of Social Security Scheme and Professional Indemnity Scheme and motivate them to participate in Regional Refresher Courses. He requested them to popularize the FAIS fellowship. He urged them to utilize the services of National Executive Committee Members in their programs, who will serve as ambassadors of National ASI.
President directed all the chapters and sections to have their constitution in line with ASI constitution and should send a copy to headquarters, all should ASI PAN and if they have separate PAN they shall surrender it.
7. Organization/planning of academic activities of chapter– like Regional Refresher Courses, State and Sectional conferences / Workshop / CMEs, Skill center at Headquarters, peripheral skill centers, Best PG, Best state chapter paper, Quiz, State chapter and Section's participation in ASICON etc. Dr. Arvind Kumar, President ASI
Dr. Arvind Kumar, President, briefed the house to prepare academic calendar and budget for the year organize social service activities in inaccessible areas, participate in ASICON 2019 in good numbers.
President briefed about the conduct of 6 Zonal CME's by ASI as Regional Refresher Courses for PG students and young practicing surgeons along with FAIS credentialing program. HE urged everyone to participate actively in the ASICON 2019President also urged the chapters to have cultural program in the state conferences related to culture of the state. The chief guest for the conferences should be some academician, and podium of ASI should be used by ASI members only. President directed all to stop practice the trend of conducting Live operative workshops and shall have either video or virtual live workshops the house participated in the discussion on the issue and resolved to do away with live workshops as they compromises the safety of the patients and poses legal issues.
8. Participation of the Chapters in the ASI schemes like Social Security Scheme / Professional Indemnity Scheme.
Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Secretary ASI SSS briefed the House about the ASI Social Security Scheme and urged the Chapter and Sectional Office Bearers to motivate more members to join the Scheme and help the fellow brethren.
Dr. Shiva K. Misra explained about the benefits of the Professional indemnity Scheme and members can get insurance cover at 60% less price in association with Brokers Secure now.
96 9. Issues related to IJS President Dr Arvind Kumar informed about progress of IJS and that the journal is indexed now, impact factor and citations are improving. He also informed about the green initiative by the IJS as it will be freely available online and a print version can be obtained at a nominal cost of Rs 600/- per year to the members.
10. Academic Council - Brief report (Director Academic Council: Dr Santhosh John Abraham) Director Academic Council: Dr Santhosh John Abraham briefed about the academic activities of the ASI and Regional Refresher Courses to be conducted as per rotation. He requested all the members to help in student data collection and preparation of question bank. He also urged to encourage PGs to participate in these programs in large number.
11. Social Welfare Council - Brief report (Director Social welfare Council: Dr Shiva K Misra Director Social welfare Council: Dr Shiva K Misra briefed about the ASI Social welfare council and requested all to conduct Rural Surgical Camps, & Cancer awareness programs in their area. He also told to give such programs good publicity and display ASI banner prominently in them.
12. Feedback / suggestions from participants. President Dr. Arvind Kumar made a short presentation about the Mission ASI 2019-20 and explained the various components to all the members and requested them to wok together for a bright future of the common surgeons across the country.
Mission 1. Safe ASI: For Patients & Surgeons Mission 2. Skilled ASI: For Surgeons & Residents Mission 3. Digital ASI Mission 4. Stronger ASI with "SAY" in decision making at National level Mission 5. ASI responsive to Medical Social Responsibilities
Imm. Past President Dr. Dilip Gode told that this has been one of the excellent meeting He urged the need to inculcate soft skills in the curriculum to avoid unpleasant happenings in doctor patient relationship.
Dr. AK Singh Rana told the Delhi is now eligible for four EC members, President assured him that He will get it verified by the office and take appropriate step as per constitution. Some of the members requested for one-day registration for the specialty section members as most of the section related programs occur on a specific day, President told that it will not be feasible and all the members are also members of ASI so they shall participate in whole conference and benefit delegates.
97 13. Remarks ---Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice President 2019 Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice Presidentwelcomed the State Chapter and Sections Office Bearers attending this meeting. He extended his gratitude for electing him with a record mandate; He also told that the mission program would continue next year also. Dr. Raghu Ram also informed that as the Chief Election Officer He feels that it is a fundamental right of every member and He will ensure that maximum members register for the electronic voting and can participate in electoral process.
14. Concluding remarks by President. President Dr. Arvind Kumar congratulated all the Chapter and Section office bearers for a very fruitful meeting and asked to work in cordial manner and co ordinate with each other and EC members from the state. He urged that the Chapter and section constitution might need to be tuned with newly registered Amended ASI Constitution and send a copy of amended constitution by 15th March to the Head office. He asked all the state Chapter representatives to call ASI President or some academician as Chief Guest in their conferences, increase participation in ASI schemes like SSS. He said it was a very focused meeting and the credit goes to each and everyone, He also wished them a very successful year ahead.
15. Vote of thanks Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer - Honorary Treasurer proposed vote of thanks and the meeting came to a close with National Anthem.
Dr. Arvind Kumar Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain President ASI Honorary Secretary ASI
98 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EC) MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA
Held on 30th & 31st March 2019 At Conference Hall, ASI Headquarters, Chennai
The meeting of the Executive Committee (EC) of the ASI was held on Saturday the 10th March 2019 at 2.00pm at the Conference Hall, ASI Headquarters, Chennai. The President Prof. Arvind Kumar chaired the meeting.
The Following members attended the meeting
1. Dr. Arvind Kumar, President 2. Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice President 3. Dr. Dilip S. Gode, Immediate Past President 4. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary 5. Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer 6. Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary - Website 7. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director of Academics 8. Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Chief Editor – IJS 9. Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai 10. Dr. G Chandrasekar, Chennai 11. Dr. D Maruthupandian, Madurai 12. Dr. G Siddesh, Mysore 13. Dr. Rajgopal Shenoy, Manipal 14. Dr. K N Srivastava, New Delhi 15. Dr. C K Durga, New Delhi 16. Dr. Pawanindra Lal, New Delhi 17. Dr. Makhan Lal Saha, Kolkata 18. Dr. Sanjay De Bakshi, Kolkata 19. Dr. Prabir Bijoy Kar, Kolkata 20. Dr. M L Saha, Kolkata 21. Dr. Dhrubajyoti Bhaumik, Kolkata 22. Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Cuttack 23. Dr. A S Godhi, Belagavi 24. Dr. L Sridhar, Hyderabad 25. Dr. Kanakaraju, Kothagudem 26. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Jamshedpur 27. Dr. Jugal Kishore Choudhary, Deoghar 28. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow 29. Dr. Probal Neogi, Allahabad 30. Dr. Amit Srivastava, Agra 31. Dr. Anand Kumar Mishra, Lucknow
99 32. Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur 33. Dr. Prabha Om, Jaipur 34. Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, Jaipur 35. Dr. Gunwant H Rathod, Ahmedabad 36. Dr. PankajModi, Ahmedabad 37. Dr. Rajan B Patel, Ahmedabad 38. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna 39. Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha, Patna 40. Dr. N P Narain, Patna 41. Dr. S S Bhardwaj, Bhiwani 42. Dr. Kartar Singh Yadav, Rewari 43. Dr. Deepak Chawla, Jalandhar 44. Dr. G Santa Rao, Visakhapatanam 45. Dr. Ganni Bhaskara Rao, Rajhamundry 46. Dr. C J Varghese, Thrissur 47. Dr. Mohamed Ismail, Malappuram 48. Dr. R C Sreekumar, Trivandrum 49. Dr. P Rajan, Kozhikode 50. Dr. Roysuneel V. Patankar, Mumbai 51. Dr. Pravin Suryawanshi, Aurangabad 52. Dr. Pratapsinh Varute, Kolhapur 53. Dr. Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Guwahati 54. Dr. Amitabh Goel, Indore 55. Dr. Werlok Kharshiing, Co-opted EC Member (North East) 56. Dr. Ashok Kumar, Lucknow (Sectional Representative, ACRSI) 57. Dr. Diptendra Sarkar, Kolkata (Sectional Representative, ABSI) 58. Dr. C R Das, Bhubaneswar (Org. Chairman – ASICON 2019) 59. Dr. Kaushik C Shah (Secretary – ASI SSS) 60. Dr. Shalabh Gupta (Treasurer – ASI SSS)
The Honorary Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain welcomed the Executive Committee members to the meeting and collared the President Dr. Arvind Kumar with the Presidential medallion. The President Dr. Arvind Kumar called the meeting to order and extended a warm welcome to all the members of the Executive Committee of ASI.
The meeting started with surgeon'sprayers for a good beginning and smooth functioning of the association.
Welcome Address – Prof. Arvind Kumar, President ASI
President Prof. Arvind Kumar welcomed all the members with the newly co-opted members in his the opening remarks he expressed his gratitude for the excellent work done in last three months as the “Change Makers”.
100 Condolences
Honorary Secretary ASI, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain informed the house about the sad demise of the following members who had offered their valuable services to ASI and are not amongst us today.
1. Dr. Amrish J. Parikh, Ahmedabad 2. Dr. Anil C. Chaddha, Ahmedabad 3. Dr. Anil B Mehta, Ahmedabad 4. Dr. Arun B Agrawal, Ahmedabad 5. Dr. Avtarsingh Madan, Ahmedabad 6. Dr. Bhagwatprasad T. Trivedi, Ahmedabad 7. Dr. Dilip S. Shah, Ahmedabad 8. Dr. Hasmukh V Shah, Ahmedabad 9. Dr. Kiritkumar L Sheth, Ahmedabad 10. Dr. K K Shah, Ahmedabad 11. Dr. Prabodh M Desai, Ahmedabad 12. Dr. Pradyot R Thakore, Ahmedabad 13. Dr. Rameshchandra K Patel, Ahmedabad 14. Dr. Samdarshi D Bhardwaj, Ahmedabad 15. Dr. Somalal V Trivedi, Ahmedabad 16. Dr. Suresh M Shah, Ahmedabad 17. Dr. V K Vani, Ahmedabad 18. Dr. A B Patel, Ahmedabad 19. Dr. Amrutlal P Pandya, Godhra 20. Dr. Antony A John, Nadiad 21. Dr. Bharatkumar J Shah, Nadiad 22. Dr. C O Sura, Vadodara 23. Dr. G V Merchant, Vadodara 24. Dr. Girish T Bhagar, Vadodara 25. Dr. Govind N Shukla, Vadodara 26. Dr. Ishwarbhai C Patel, Nadiad 27. Dr. Jaiprabhi I. Khristmurti, Nadiad 28. Dr. R C Desai, Vadodara 29. Dr. Ramesh R Shah, Nadiad 30. Dr. Shantiswarup R Kshatri, Nadiad 31. Dr. Shivubhai N Patel, Balasinor 32. Dr. Sureshchandra P. Gandhi, Lunawada 33. Dr. Umedbhai B Patel, Anand 34. Dr. Vitthalbhai C Patel, Vadodara 35. Dr. Bhanu M Joshi, Vapi
101 36. Dr. Devendra C Mahadik, Surat 37. Dr. Gulabbhai G Vashi, Surat 38. Dr. Hindkumar K Wadekar, Surat 39. Dr. Bipin C Ambasana, Jamnagar 40. Dr. Girjashankar H Upadhyay, Jamnagar 41. Dr. H N Dastur, Rajkot 42. Dr. K KPipalia, Junagadh 43. Dr. Kantilal T Kotecha, Jamnagar 44. Dr. M F Kapasi, Bhavnagar 45. Dr. R B Patel, Bhavnagar 46. Dr. R M Kamdar, Bhavnagar 47. Dr. Vinod D Raval, Patan 48. Dr. Prakash D Deokule, Dhansura 49. Dr. S J Dave, Visnagar 50. Dr. M M Shah, Vijapur 51. Dr. Ramesh Patel 52. Dr. R A Shukla, Jamnagar 53. Dr. Rohit Thaker 54. Dr. R B Patil, Hubli 55. Dr. D C Mohanty, Odisha 56. Dr. Bimalesh Basu, West Bengal 57. Dr. R N Basu, West Bengal
The house observed a minute of silence in prayer in memory of the departed souls.
Secretary's Report- Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary ASI presenting his report expressed his gratitude to the President Prof. Arvind Kumar and all Executive Committee Members for giving an opportunity to serve as Honorary Secretary of this esteemed association. He also thanked the Honorary Treasurer Dr. C R K Prasad, Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Secretary - Headquarters and Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary – for their support. For the General Information
X Republic Day Flag hoisting ceremony was done by our Vice President Dr. P. Raghu Ram and it was grand success.
X Chapters & Sections Meeting held on 3rd March 2019 at ASI Headquarters under the leadership of President ASI Prof. Arvind Kumar. Auditors have given brief Power Point presentation regarding TDS during the Chapter & Sections meeting.
X General Body Minutes have been circulated to all EC members.
X Authorization letter have been sent to Organizers of ASICON 2019 regarding reconfirmation of the venue, Bhubaneswar.
X Authorization letter have been sent to Organizers of ASICON 2020 regarding
102 X Hand book 2019 will be released by our President Dr. Arvind Kumar during the EC Meeting and the same will be distributed to all EC Members.
X Newly drafted MOU has been handed to Organizers of ASICON 2019.
X The Change of Addresses given by the members during ASICON 2018, Chennai have been updated immediately.
X Mail sent to all Associate Life Members to submit their MS/DNB Degree certificate to upgrade their Membership from Associate to Full Life Member.
X Print version of IJS has been sent to Members those who have paid subscription for the year 2018.
X Executive Committee Meeting & General Body Minutes during ASICON 2018 have been circulated to all EC members.
X Membership strength is very vital for the growth of the organization. The Membership fee is being increased to Rs. 10,000/- from 1st April 2018. I urge each and every one of your to motivate PG's and Surgeons to become ASI members and avail the benefits.
X Chapter dues for the year 2017 had been paid to the following State Chapters who had submitted their audited accounts statement before 30th June 2018. Rest of the Chapters have submitted the account statement after June 2018.
Andhra Pradesh Rs. 189600 Assam Rs. 21970 Bihar Rs. 66650 Chhattisgarh Rs. 6830 Delhi Rs. 85250 Goa Rs. 3900 Gujarat Rs. 75800 Haryana Rs. 28190 Jammu & Kashmir Rs. 31950 Jharkhand Rs. 15840 Karnataka Rs. 281450 Kerala Rs. 336370 Madhya Pradesh Rs. 81770 Maharashtra Rs. 230550 Manipur Rs. 2030 Northern Chapters Rs. 19460
103 Orissa Rs. 35150 Punjab Rs. 52150 Rajasthan Rs. 144600 Tamil Nadu &Pondy Rs. 275740 Telangana Rs. 133020 Tripura Rs. 1180 Uttar Pradesh Rs. 196530 West Bengal Rs. 96800 Rest Chapter Rs. 8210
Total Rs. 24,20,990/-
X Chapter dues for the year 2018 to be paid to the following chapters by direct transfer to the bank account of state chapter on submission of the audited statement of accounts by 30th June 2019.
Andhra Pradesh Rs. 295000 Assam Rs. 51640 Bihar Rs. 112910 Chhattisgarh Rs. 20690 Delhi Rs. 120090 Goa Rs. 2720 Gujarat Rs. 89920 Haryana Rs. 34970 Jammu & Kashmir Rs. 56110 Jharkhand Rs. 84940 Karnataka Rs. 413510 Kerala Rs. 202800 Madhya Pradesh Rs. 107590 Maharashtra Rs. 385340 Manipur Rs. 131890 Northern Chapter Rs. 10910 Odisha Rs. 41420 Punjab Rs. 45690 Rajasthan Rs. 124980 Tamil Nadu & Pondy Rs. 709940 Telangana Rs. 163550 Tripura Rs. 3660 Uttar Pradesh Rs. 260410 West Bengal Rs. 133290 Rest Chapter Rs. 29550
Total Rs. 3633520/-
104 Financial Status as on 20th March 2019
Life Membership fund: Rs.8.11Cr Endowment fund: Rs.0.76 lakhs MCS rent advance: Rs.0.03 lakhs General A/c Rs.0.07 lakhs IJS Rs.0.28 lakhs SSS Rs.1.66 Cr FAIS Rs.0.44 lakhs Building Rs.0.06 lakhs Bank of Baroda: Rs.9.79 Cr Indian Bank Rs.0.07 lakhs KarurVysya Bank Rs.1.55 Cr
Total: Rs.11.41 Cr
Approval of the Minutes of New EC (GC) Meeting held on 30th December 2018 at Chennai (ASICON 2018) Hon. Secretary informed the house that theMinutesof the Meeting have been circulated to all the members and seek approval. House unanimously approved the minutes Dr. Probal Neogi proposed and Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik seconded it.
Action taken on the minutes of the Executive Committee (GC) Meetings held on 26th and 30th December 2018 at Chennai (ASICON 2018). Hon. Secretary appraised the house about action taken on the minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 26th& 30th December 2018 and General Body Meeting held on 29th December 2018.
1. Condolence: Demised members (47) have been deleted from the main list.
2. Up gradation of Membership from Associate to Full Life member has been done those who have submitted their MS / DNB Degree certificate.
3. Life membership certificate has been sent to new member's till15th March 2019.
4. The newly elected Executive Committee Members & Office Bearers of IJS details have been updated in ASI Website.
5. As per the decision of the Executive Committee, newly drafted MOU has been handed over to Organizers of ASICON 2019.
6. Letter sent to selected awardees / Orators for ASICON 2019 to be held at Bhubaneswar.
7. Change of guard has been intimated to Bank for changing the signatory authorities.
8. ASICON 2015 accounts has been re-audited.
105 9. Authorization letter sent to Organizers of ASICON 2020 to open Bank account in the Name of “ASICON 2020”.
10. As per the decision of the Executive Committee held on 26th December 2018, Lucknow, Meerut, Varanasi, Chitradurga and Palamu has been recognized as City Branches of ASI. A certificate was handed over to respective State Chapter Secretaries.
11. As per the decision of the Executive Committee, ASI has paid an advance payment to private agency for updating Membership Data and the process has been started.
12. Print version of IJS has been sent to Members those who have paid Annual Subscription of Rs. 600/- for the year 2018
13. He informed the house about the names of the city branches already working intimated by Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha
Discussion on Haryana Chapter: President Dr. Arvind Kumar informed the house about the undesirable activities of the Haryana Chapter. The chapter has not submitted the guaranteed money from ASICON 2015 as per MOU, also has invited the dismissed members of the ASI to Chair the sessions in their last meeting and on top of it has elected one of the dismissed member as Chairman of the Chapter this year. The matter was discussed at length. Dr. M. L. Saha and Dr. Diptendra Sarkar wanted to know who were the election officers and the President replied that he is not aware of it. Dr. Kartar Singh Yadav informed that Dr. Karwasara claimed that he has not received any communication regarding any disciplinary action or dismissal. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham informed that he has been duly informed. In fact it is on the submission on behalf of him & others in the GBM in 2014 at Hyderabad that they are withdrawing all the court cases against ASI, the suspension of four of them including Dr Karwasra was revoked and all of them were reinstated to the membership. But unfortunately Dr. Karwasra has not only withdrawn the cases and instead has filed new cases against the association. The matter was discussed and the opinion of the house was that this is the responsibility of the state chapter and hence President proposed to suspend Haryana state chapter till they undo this and house agreed to his proposal. All but Dr. Kartar Singh Yadav and Dr. S. S. Bhardwaj approved it.
8. The matter was deffered for discussion later in the meeting
President released ASI Hand Book 2019 and same was distributed amongst the EC Members.
9. FAIS Credentialing:
IPP Dr. Dilip Gode presented a 5-hour module for FAIS credentialing with basic surgical skills and assessment including communication skills and paper publication and invited suggestions most of the members were of the opinion that the participants are senior surgeons so stress should be made on nonsurgical and soft skills, surgical ethics and scientific writing. President formed a group to discuss and have final proposal including have final proposal including
106 Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Dr. Dilip Gode, Dr. P. Raghu Ram and Dr. G. Santa Rao.
Regional Refresher Courses / Academic Council - Brief report (Director Academic Council: Dr. Santhosh John Abraham)
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham briefed the house informing that it is a flagship program of ASI running successfully for last four years. He also thanked the members for helping in data collection and intimated about the schedule of six RRCs to be conducted.
RRC-1 June 21, 22 & 23 IGPMER Kolkata, West Bengal
RRC-2 June 29 & 30 Guwahati Medical College Guwahati, Assam
RRC-3 July 5, 6 & 7 Velammal Medical College Madurai, Tamil Nadu
RRC-4 July 19, 20 & 21 Gandhi Medical College Secunderabad, Telanagana
RRC-5 August 9, 10 & 11 SMS Medical College Jaipur, Rajasthan
RRC-6 September 20, 21 & 22 KEM, Mumbai Mumbai, Maharashtra
He also intimated that every student getting a place in final round gets 25000 each, first prize is 3 lacs, second prize is 2 lacs and two third prizes for 50000 each. House clapped for his efforts.
Vice President Dr. P. Raghu Ram informed the House that there are three nominations for Hon. Fellowships
1. Christopher Martin Pyke from Australia 2. Prof. Rozlani(Malaysia) 3. Dr. Nisanka Jayavardhana( Sri Lanka)
House unanimously approved the names.
107 Social Welfare Council &SAARC Surgical Care Society Brief report (President SSCS: Dr. Siva K Misra)
President Dr. Arvind Kumar informed the house that Dr. Siva K Misra could not come to the meeting as he is busy in a very big a medical camp organized in the memory of his Father and asked Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain to present his report, Dr. Sanjay read out his report and proposals which are as follows:
Social Welfare Council has been constituted by the President and Executive Committee to discharge its duties as laid down in ASI Constitution and also to accomplish 5th Major Mission ASI 2019-20 i.e. ASI responsive to medical social responsibilities (project 29-33). Social Welfare includes free rural surgical camps, Cancer awareness programs, disaster management, Road Traffic Accidents prevention and awareness programs. These are important aims and objectives of the association and have huge potential for the good of the people of our country and for our surgical fraternity. If we are able to sensitize our large membership about our social responsibility and council delivers and succeeds in meeting its objectives even partially, it would be a giant step to reshape our image in the society and will also rebuild surgeon patient bond afresh.
Following is the composition of Social Welfare Council (SWC):
1. Dr. Shiva K. Misra - Director Social Welfare Council
2. Dr. Arvind Kumar – President ASI – Ex Officio
3. Dr. P. Raghu Ram – Vice President ASI - Ex Officio
4. Dr. Sanjay Jain – Hony. Secretary ASI - Ex Officio
5. Dr. C. R. K. Prasad – Hony. Treasurer ASI - Ex Officio
6. Dr. G.S. Gnanagurusamy - President ASRI Section - Ex Officio
7. Dr. Lt. Gen. BipinPuri - President AAFS Section - Ex Officio
8. Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant – President IASO Section - Ex Officio
9. Dr. Sanjay Shah – President IATCC Section – Ex Officio
10. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna – Nominated Member (East)
11. Dr. Rajesh Srivastava, Vapi, Nominated Member (West)
12. Dr. Chandra Sekhar, Chennai, Nominated Member (South)
108 I have constituted 4 committees with the following objectives: i) Committee for Extending surgical facilities to deprived communities, holding surgery camps, setting up and staffing (by rotation) rural surgical facilities etc. headed by President of Association Surgeons of Rural India (ASRI)- Dr. G.S. Gnanagurusamy. ii) Disaster management committee headed by President of Association of Armed Forces Surgeons (AAFS)- Dr. Lt. Gen. Bipin Puri. iii) Committee for Public education on Cancer prevention etc., shall be headed by President of Indian Association of Surgical Oncology (IASO) - Dr. Dhairyasheel Savant. iv) Accident (Traffic, Industrial, etc.,) and Trauma (Including burns) prevention committee headed by President of Indian Association of Trauma and Critical Care (IATCC)- Dr. Sanjay Shah.
SWC will work on Innovation for low cost surgical equipment and facilities and will award our ASI Members for such activities. SWC will also organize public awareness programs on life style diseases (Obesity, Diabetes, Heart ailments etc)
Training, Fellowship (after Hands on experience) in low cost community and disaster oriented surgery through these specialty sections.
He proposed that the Association of Surgeons of India promoting and contributing towards social welfare (mission 5) in proportion to city branch / state chapter contribution. For receiving ASI grant, the program should be arranged strictly under banner of ASI (cannot be an individual or hospital doing for commercial gain). The expenditure amount should be shared between city branch / state chapter and ASI at a ratio of 50:50 to the maximum of Rs. 1 Lakh once in a year. The amount will be released to state chapter / city branch on receiving full report with photographs with state secretary's endorsement.
· EC should also make it mandatory to organize 1 free rural surgical camp under the banner of ASI by every chapter once in a year and also by specialty sections (ASRI should take the lead).
· IASO and ABSI should prepare / sponsor standard public awareness programs with ASI logo about common cancers and should be conducted by various city branches.
· Surgeons should be trained in BLS and ATLS kind of program with protocol and certification by IATCC section.
· Public awareness programs about road traffic accidents should be prepared by IATCC Section.
109 · Public awareness programs about life style diseases (Obesity, Diabetes, Heart ailments etc) by city branch / state chapter.
ASI may contribute Rs. 5000/- to city branch to conduct such programs only after the program is conducted and reported to HQ. Such active initiatives by ASI HQ will serve any long lasting purposes like accomplishing mission 5 by involving various specialty sections of ASI, fulfilling aims and objectives of our organization and improving the image of surgeon and ASI in the society.
Hon. Secretary also presented the report of SAARC Surgical care society sent by President Dr. S. K. Misra and informed the house that Dr. Misra will be presiding the SAARC SCS for one more year, the annual conference of it was held along with ASICON Chennai and for 2019 it will be held with ASICON 2019, Bhubaneswar also. President Dr. Arvind Kumar appreciated efforts, made by Dr. S. K. Misra and proposed to put on records.
Mission ASI 2019-21. Brief Report by Project Leads
President Dr. Arvind Kumar initiated discussion on MISSION ASI 2018-19. He made a brief presentation on various projects under these Missions. House widely participated in the discussions and given their valuable inputs for implementation. The Project Leads Dr. Pravin Suryawanshi, Dr. ProbalNeogi, Dr. G. Siddesh, Dr. Pawanindra Lal, Dr. Roy S. Patankar, Dr. H. V Shivaram also made their presentations. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham informed that for the first time ASI is coming up with their guidelines on “Emergencies in Surgery”. He has identified 32 emergency conditions and guidelines are ready are under peer review and will be released soon.
Social Security Scheme (SSS) - Brief report- Dr. Shalabh Gupta & Dr. Kaushik Shah Presented report of ASI SSS informed the house that till now 808 members have become members of SSS and requested those EC members to join the scheme who have still not done so far. Dr. Shalabh Gupta presented about working and progress of the scheme.
Professional Indemnity Scheme – Brief report – Dr. S. K. Misra Hon. Secretary informed the house that Secure now is offering services at discounted rates and till now 4478 members have joined till now, out of three case one has been decided in favor and two are pending the complaints of the members are being addressed quickly.
ASI Headquarters – Renovation / Maintenance, 2nd Floor, Skill Centre
President Dr. Arvind Kumar informed that the auditorium of the building is underutilized and second floor is unutilized and more revenue can be generated by optimum use of them and for that the ad may be given in local newspapers for better bids, Dr. Chandrashekhar and Dr R. Kannan will be local lead for this project..
110 ASI Mobile App
It was decided that in view of nice and mobile friendly website the ASI App should be closed.
Website – Brief Report Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary, Website presented about progress of the website adding e-library webinars to the website, house appreciated his efforts but President concluded with work further on journal subscription before finalizing.
President Dr. Arvind Kumar before closing the day's proceedings proposed the venue for next EC(Midterm) meeting as Kumarakom or Munnar and the majority expressed in favor of Munnar, Kerala.
Membership of ASI a) Advancement from Associate Members to Full Members b) List of New Members enrolled from 26.12.2018 c) Details of Membership Strength as on 26.12.2018
Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain informed the house that 257 members have applied for advancement from Associate to Full Life membership and they are eligible. 406 new members have joined since 1st of January 2019 and seek house approval on that, house unanimously approved, the total ASI membership as on date is 24210.
Election matters – Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Chief Election Officer and Vice President ASI.
Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Chief Election Officer informed the house that a large number of members are not registered for e voting and unable to vote so there is need of register unregistered member. He also explained the process of data updation. He also informed about the schedule of election process date of announcement will be the same as 31st July, last date for nomination will be 31st August, date of withdrawal will be 15th September, voting will start on 1st of October and proposed to change the duration to one month from one and half month so it will be 31st of October so the results may be declared on 1st of November, He also proposed to not to allow candidates for campaigning but the Headquarters will circulate a short CV. House unanimously approved it after discussion.
Financial Matters – Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer a. Brief on accounting policies b. Unaudited accounts statement for ASI & Building a/c 01.04.18 to 30.02.19
Hon. Treasurer Dr. C. R. K. Prasad presented the unaudited account for the year House unanimously passed it with Dr. G. Santa Raoproposed and Dr. G. Chandrashekhar seconded it.
111 IJS Matters-----Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Chief Editor IJS
Dr. Sandeep Kumar presented a brief report on IJS presented cover page design and page two and three layout. Dr. Roy Patankar suggested to reduce the turn around time. The Chief Editor informed that he has started working from 1st of Jan 2019 and this is his top priority he also informed that we receive around 1000 articles from various countries but majority are case reports he urged the members to con tribute good research articles. President asked to put on record to appreciate the efforts by the Chief Editor and hope for a glorious future.
ASICON 2018 – Report, Accounts, Dues – Dr. K. Vinayak Senthil, Organizing Secretary ASICON 2018 Chennai
Dr. K. Vinayak Senthil, Organizing Secretary ASICON 2018, thanked entire EC along with the President and office bearers for giving the opportunity to hold the ASICON. In his report he informed that the total number of delegates were 5008 and accompanying persons close to 2000. He also presented unaudited accounts of the ASICON 2018 and informed the house that in spite of his best efforts the ASICON 2018 have Rs.3,10,99,899/- as payables. House was surprised and shown severe displeasure on that and many of the past Organising secretaries expressed their views. The Organising Secretary promised that he will be making the payment of statutory and agreed amount of Rs. 30 Lakhs as per MOU to the account of ASI in a week's time.
On discussion about the dues of GEM hospital (32-40 lacs) towards having exclusive rights of transmission for the workshop in all the halls Dr. Vinayak stated that he will make a request to Dr Palanivelu to make the payment. Dr Vinayak requested the President of ASI to write to Dr Palanivelu to make the payment in case his request is turned down. President constituted a four member audit committee with Vice President, two nominated observers and the treasurer to go in to the micro details of the account. After long discussions on the measures to take care of the association interest President announced that now onward the Delegate registration money shall be collected by the ASI and after fulfillment of the guaranteed amount the ASI shall release the fund to the organizing committee from time to time as per requirement.
ASICON 2019 - Report by Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Organizing Secretary welcomed all the members and discussion to sign the MOU and appointment of observers and date of venue inspection to be finalized. President expressed hope for a great conference at Bhubaneswar. He also announced that from ASICON 2019 there will be no LIVE BROADCAST OF SURGERIES as workshop but instead will include operative videos in the scientific programme. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham briefed about the changes in the scientific program with the first day entirely being devoted to PG Masterclass.
Dr. Manoj Choudhary, Organising Chairman of ASICON 2020also informed about progress in the work for the conference at Guwahati.
112 President also asked the EC to take a landmark decision to STOP LIVE OPERATIVE WORKSHOPS in ASI National, State Chapter and sectional conferences as it compromises patients' safety, House unanimously accepted it.
Any other matter with the permission of the Chair
President discussed a letter of regret from Dr. Subhash Agarwal Delhi requesting to restore his membership the matter was discussed that his membership can be restored provided he does not have any financial issues against him and he has not filed any case against ASI with a remark that he will not be eligible to hold any post for a period of five years from the date of restoration of membership.
The following points were also discussed and decided as follows:
1. Mail from Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice President ASI regarding proposal for Dr. Panchanan Chatterjee Endowment lecture 2019 – Mr. Neil Welch, President Elect – Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. Accepted
2. Mail received from Dr. J P Sharma, Dehradun regarding formation of Uttarakhand State Chapter of ASI. (TO workup the details if they fulfill membership and other criteria.)
3. Mail from Dr. B. Raju, Hyderabad regarding misappropriation of Funds in TS ASICON 2015.( matter was handed over to the EC members of the Telengana state to go in to the details and settle it)
4. Letter received from Dr. P. A Ramani regarding approval for North Andhra Surgeons Association. (AS per constitution it can only be accepted only as City Branch)
5. Mail received from Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav, EC Member – Rajasthan regarding tenure of State Executive Body. (Accepted after discussion)
6. Mail received from Dr. Bhanwar Lal Yadav regarding Jaipur declaration adopted by GBM on 29th December 2017. (President spoke that most of the things are already included if anything missing will be taken up)
113 7. Mail received from Dr. DSVL Narasimham, Secretary – Andhra Pradesh Chapter regarding Constitution of ASI AP Chapter.(No action needed)
8. Letter received from Dr. C S Rajan regarding request to name the National Surgical Quiz as the “DR. K S SHEKAR NATIONAL SURGICAL QUIZ”.( the request was declined by the house)
9. Mail received from Japan Surgical Society regarding partnership with Japan Surgical Society. President was entrusted to look into the possibilities on bilateral co- operation.
10. Mail received from Dr. U S Dhaliwal, EC Member – Punjab regarding Ban of Electronic Nicotine delivery devises in India. (already part of mission so no action is needed)
11. Mail received from Gateway Clinics and Hospital, Coimbatore regarding Members list of Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh.”.( the request was declined by the house)
12. Mail received from Dr. Kompella Suryanarayana Murthi, Bhimavaram regarding West Godavari Association of Surgeons.(Rejected)
13. Dr. G. Siddesh asked about ASICON 2015 accounts any money. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham informed that a case have been filed for recovery of money.
14. Dr. Nikhil Singh asked about Best Chapter section rules. He was informed they are being circulated soon.
With no other matter in pending, Hon. Treasurer Dr. C R K Prasad proposed vote of thanks to all the members.
The meeting was adjourned after the Nation Anthem.
Dr. Arvind Kumar Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain President ASI Honorary Secretary ASI
114 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EC) MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA Held on 12th September 2019 At Hotel Pride Plaza, Aerocity, New Delhi
The meeting of the Executive Committee (EC) of the ASI was held on Thursday the 12th September 2019 at 10.30AM – 3PM at the Hotel Pride Plaza, Aerocity, New Delhi.
The President Prof. Arvind Kumar chaired the meeting. The Following members attended the meeting
1. Dr. Arvind Kumar, President 2. Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Vice President 3. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain, Honorary Secretary 4. Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer 5. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director of Academics 6. Dr. Shiva K. Misra, Director of Social Welfare Council 7. Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Chief Editor – IJS 8. Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Secretary - Headquarters 9. Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary - Website 10. Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Chennai 11. Dr. G Chandrasekar, Chennai 12. Dr. D Maruthupandian, Madurai 13. Dr. B K C Mohan Prasad, Madurai 14. Dr. G Siddesh, Mysore 15. Dr. RajgopalShenoy, Manipal 16. Dr. K N Srivastava, New Delhi 17. Dr. C K Durga, New Delhi 18. Dr. PawanindraLal, New Delhi 19. Dr. MakhanLalSaha, Kolkata 20. Dr. Sanjay De Bakshi, Kolkata 21. Dr. PrabirBijoyKar, Kolkata 22. Dr. DhrubajyotiBhaumik, Kolkata 23. Dr. SreejoyPatnaik, Cuttack 24. Dr. Banabihari Mishra, Cuttack 25. Dr. N C Digra, Jammu
115 26. Dr. U S Dhaliwal, Amritsar 27. Dr. L Sridhar, Hyderabad 28. Dr. Nikhil Singh, Lucknow 29. Dr. AmitSrivastava, Agra 30. Dr. Anand Kumar Mishra, Lucknow 31. Dr. Raj Kamal Jenaw, Jaipur 32. Dr. Prabha Om, Jaipur 33. Dr. BhanwarLalYadav, Jaipur 34. Dr. Gunwant H Rathod, Ahmedabad 35. Dr. PankajModi, Ahmedabad 36. Dr. KaushikGajjar, Ahmedabad 37. Dr. Rajan B Patel, Ahmedabad 38. Dr. Bindey Kumar, Patna 39. Dr. Ashok Kumar Sinha, Patna 40. Dr. N P Narain, Patna 41. Dr. S SBhardwaj, Bhiwani 42. Dr. G Santa Rao, Visakhapatanam 43. Dr. GanniBhaskaraRao, Rajhamundry 44. Dr. C J Varghese, Thrissur 45. Dr. R C Sreekumar, Trivandrum 46. Dr. Roysuneel V. Patankar, Mumbai 47. Dr. PravinSuryawanshi, Aurangabad 48. Dr. PratapsinhVarute, Kolhapur 49. Dr. Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Guwahati 50. Dr. Amitabh Goel, Indore 51. Dr. Achal Gupta, Gwalior 52. Dr. WerlokKharshiing, Co-opted EC Member (North East) 53. Dr. Ashok Kumar, Lucknow (Sectional Representative, ACRSI) 54. Dr. AmitAgarwal, Lucknow (Sectional Rep 55. Dr. C R Das, Bhubaneswar (Org. Chairman – ASICON 2019) 56. Dr. Kaushik C Shah (Secretary – ASI SSS) 57. Dr. Shalabh Gupta (Treasurer – ASI SSS)
The Honorary Secretary Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain welcomed the Executive Committee members to the meeting and collared the President Dr. Arvind Kumar with the Presidential medallion. The President Dr. Arvind Kumar called the meeting to order.
The meeting started with surgeon's prayers for a good beginning and smooth functioning of the Association.
116 Welcome Address – Prof. Arvind Kumar, President ASI
President, Prof. Arvind Kumarextended a warm welcome to all the members of the Executive Committee of ASI.
Condolences
Honorary Secretary ASI, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain informed the house about the sad demise of the following members who had offered their valuable services to ASI and are not amongst us today.
1. Dr. Tankeswar Borah Assam FL 2120 2. Dr. JadavSarma Assam FL 9759 3. Dr. Lalit Chandra Saikia Assam FL 13459 4. Dr. Behera D K Cuttack FL 153 5. Dr. Dash B D Rourkela FL 400 6. Dr. Ghosh S K Rourkela FL 471 7. Dr. Mohanth G P Cuttack FL 937 8. Dr. Mushtaque Ali S Cuttack FL 971 9. Dr. Nanda N C Cuttack FL 989 10. Dr. Chakrabarthy P B Cuttack FL 1993 11. Dr. Pothal G C Bhubaneswar FL 3446 12. Dr. Meher D Odisha FL 4092 13. Dr. Behara K C Sambalpur FL 4384 14. Dr. RaghunathBiswal Cuttack FL 5322 15. Dr. Panda Bijay Kishore Bhubaneswar FL 5323 16. Dr. Sahu A P Berhampur FL 5399 17. Dr. ShrinivasPatanaik Cuttack FL 5707 18. Dr. Bijoy Kishore Ratha Cuttack FL 5721 19. Dr. Patra B K Odisha FL 5757 20. Dr. SarangeeRajkishore Cuttack FL 6280 21. Dr. Harish Chandra Jema Balasore FL 8876 22. Dr. Harihar Prasad Parida Odisha FL 9067 23. Dr. ManamohanMahapatrao Odisha FL 9101 24. Dr. Nirmal Chandra Nayak Odisha FL 9281 25. Dr. BabajiCharanPatra Odisha FL 9286 26. Dr. Mohan Padhan Sambalpur FL 9977 27. Dr. LitaGobindaMurmu Ganjam FL 12598
117 28. Dr. Sailendra Narayan Nayak Cuttack FL 13416 29. Dr. ShishirRanjan Dash Rourkela FL 13499 30. Dr. L K Sharma Nagpur FL 1461 31. Dr. C S Vaidya Nagpur FL 1704 32. Dr. Kishore Kanaskar Nagpur FL 7108 33. Dr. S P Gattani Udaipur FL 3112 34. Dr. AnandPrakash Noida FL 55 35. Dr. Rajendra Mohan Malhotra Agra FL 829 36. Dr. Srivastava K P Agra FL 1497 37. Dr. TatsatMisra Allahabad FL 2104 38. Dr. Atri S P Jhansi FL 2617 39. Dr. Bhargava S K Meerut FL 3000 40. Dr. Singh D R Allahabad FL 4215 41. Dr. Mehrotra A K Moradabad FL 4333 42. Dr. Raj Kumar Agrawal Varanasi FL 4637 43. Dr. Singh H N Gorakhpur FL 6431 44. Dr. PrabhatRastogi Varanasi FL 7296 45. Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta Bareilly FL 8762 46. Dr. Jai Kumar Maurya Varanasi FL 11890 47. Dr. Suresh Chandra Gupta Kanpur FL 13649 48. Dr. SandeepMehrotra Lucknow FL 9947 49. Dr. Tatsat Mishra Allahabad FL 2104 50. Dr. D R Singh Allahabad FL 4215 51. Dr. K P Srivastava Agra FL 1497 52. Dr. R M Malhotra Agra FL 829 53. Dr. Bhupesh Kumar Kardam Rajasthan FL 9574 54. Dr. K KBhatnagar Kanpur SN 198 55. Dr. Atri Jhansi 56. Dr. Shankarappanavar Karnataka 57. Dr. Dinesh Babu Karnataka 58. Dr. Lavanhar Maharashtra 59. Dr. Sangara Singh Jalandhar
The house observed a minute of silence in prayer in memory of the departed souls.
Secretary's Report- I wholeheartedly welcome President Prof. Arvind Kumar, Vice President Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Treasurer Dr. C R K Prasad, Dr. P V Ramana Murthy and Dr. Shivaram, Joint Secretaries, Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director of Academics, Dr. Shiva K Misra, Director Social Welfare Council, Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Chief Editor IJS and Special invitees for this meeting & the Executive Committee members.
118 I am grateful to the President Dr. Arvind Kumar for giving me an opportunity to serve as Honorary Secretary of this esteemed association during his tenure.
I thank our Honorary Treasurer Dr. C R K Prasad who has always extended his best co-operation to me.
I sincerely thank my two trusted aides Dr. P V Ramana Murthy, Secretary - Headquarters and Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary - Website for helping me to manage ever increasing work of our rapidly growing organization.
Membership The membership strength has increased by 1655 members since ASICON 2018. After RRC in each zones, we have sent communications to PGs who are not yet members of our Association and we have received a positive reply from many of them.
a) Advancement from Associate Members to Full Members- 281 b) Details of Membership Strength as on 31st August 2019- 25068
Life Membership Certificate
The Life Membership Certificate of our esteemed Association has been redesigned with the Photograph, Membership Number and Date of Joining. Many old members have received the new certificate after the payment of Rs. 100/-.
Regional Refresher Courses: Under the guidance of Director of Academics Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, six Regional Refresher Courses have been planned and 5 RRC programs conducted at Kolkata, Guwahati, Madurai, Secunderabad and Jaipur. The last RRC to be held at Mumbai on 20th to 22nd September 2019. All the RRC were conducted successfully with record participation and I thank each and every one who immensely contributed to the programme.
FAIS Credential Programme
This year 37 members have applied for fellowship (FAIS). Credential programme was made mandatory to receive Fellowship during the ASICON. All the eligible members will receive their fellowship at ASICON 2019, Bhubaneswar.
119 Training the Trainers Programme
Training the Trainers Programme was conducted at the Delhi/ Mumbai / Nagpur/ Vapi, to standardize the training programme. This will surely provide a platform to take the training programme to a still higher level in the future.
ASI Surgical Skills Training
ASI Surgical Skills Training Programme were conducting many places. Special thanks to Dr. Pawanindra Lal was carrying out a lot of programmes under the banner of ASI.
Meetings
Audit Committee was constituted by the President Prof. Arvind Kumar with the approval of the Executive Committee to look into the various financial aspects of ASICON 2018. This meeting was held at ASI Headquarters in Chennai on 5th May 2019.
ASICON 2020 Venue Inspection Meeting was held in Guwahati on 28th June 2019. IJS first Executive Committee Meeting was scheduled on 2nd November 2019 at Springer Office, New Delhi.
Chapter/Sections/International Conferences
Our President Prof. Arvind Kumar & Vice President Dr. P. Raghu Ram attended most of the State Chapter & Sectional Annual Conferences held during the year. In addition, Dr. Raghu Ram represented ASI & actively participated as an Invited speaker at Annual Conferences held by Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, Chinese College of Surgeons and Malaysian College of Surgeons. Dr. Raghu Ram was conferred the Honorary Fellowship of Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand. Dr. Santhosh John Abraham represented ASI at the College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka and he was conferred the Honorary Fellowship of the College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka.
Charity
A number of charitable initiatives (awareness Programmes and free surgical camps) were spearheaded under the auspices of ASI and State Chapters across the nation.
120 ASICON 2019
A meeting was held with the organizers of ASICON 2019 for the successful conduct of the conference. MOU was signed. Site inspections were carried out. Lot of useful suggestions have been given. Many abstracts have been received.
For the General Information:
X The Change of Addresses given by the members have been updated immediately. X IJS Journals (1st& 2nd issue of 2019) sent to Office Bearers of ASI, IJS, Executive Committee Members and Members those who have opted for hard copy.
X Mail sent to Post Graduates to become a Member of ASI and submission of abstract for ASICON 2019.
X Mail sent to eligible members those who have not awarded FAIS.
X Link has been provided at ASI Website for submission of Abstracts for A S I C O N 2019. I request all the EC Members to inform your PG's to submit their Abstracts for the presentation without any delay. All presenters should be a member of ASI.
Approval of the Minutes of EC (GC) Meeting held on 30th& 31st March 2019 at ASI Headquarters, Chennai. Honorary Secretary informed the house that the Minutes of the Meeting have been circulated to all the members and seek approval. House unanimously approved the minutes Dr. Gunwant H Rathod proposed and Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik seconded it.
Action taken on the Minutes of the Executive Committee (GC) held on 30th& 31st March 2019 at ASI Headquarters, Chennai. Hon. Secretary appraised the house about action taken on the minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held on 30th& 31st March 2019 at ASI Headquarters, Chennai.
1. Condolence: Condolence messages were sent to the bereaved families. Demised members (57) have been deleted from the main list.
2. Upgradation of Membership from Associate Membership to Full Life membership havebeen done to those who have submitted their MS Degree certificate.
121 3. Life membership certificate have been sent to new members as on 31st July 2018.
4. Mail sent to Dr. Neil T Welch, UK for delivering the Dr. Panchanan Chatterjee Endowment Lecture for the year 2019.
5. Letter to become FAIS have been sent to eligible members who have not been awarded FAIS.
6. MOU has been signed by Organizers of ASICON 2019.
7. As per the direction of the Executive Committee, Audit Committee was constituted by the President Prof. Arvind Kumar to look in to the various financial aspects of ASICON 2018. The meeting was convened by Dr. Raghu Ram, Vice President ASI at ASI Headquarters on 5th May 2019.
8. As per the decision of the EC, Mail sent to Chairman & Secretary of Telangana C h a p t e r and EC Members of Telangana state regarding TSASICON 2015 to enquire and solve the issue at State Meetings.
9. As per the decision of the Executive Committee, ASICON Bidding application form sent to Chairman & Secretaries of all State Chapters and copy mark to respective state EC Members.
FAIS Credentialing:
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham, Director of Academics briefed about the FAIS Credentialing programme and it should be held on 18th December 2019 at ASICON 2019 Venue.
Regional Refresher Courses / Academic Council - Brief report (Director Academic Council: Dr. Santhosh John Abraham)
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham briefed the house that 5 RRC's have been completed successfully and only one RRC to be conducted at KEM, Mumbai on 20th – 22nd September 2019.He also thanked the members for helping in data collection. House applauded for his efforts.
Social Welfare Council - Brief report (Director, Social Welfare Council: Dr. Siva K Misra)
Dr. Shiva K Misra briefed about the programmes conducted across the country for the good of the people of our country and for our surgical fraternity. Further he said it would be a giant step to reshape our image in the society. He asked to conduct more cancer awareness camps and rural surgical camps in the remote areas of the country, continuing the discussion Hon Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain informed the house that Our President Dr. Arvind Kumar, Vice President Dr. P. Raghu Ram and an old EC member from MP Dr. DilipAcharya are actively involved in Cancer Awareness programs in a big way. House applauded for their efforts.
122 Dr. Bindey Kumar presented Planning for future rural Surgical camps at Jabalpur (MP), Izol, Palam (Jharkhand) and Uttarakhand and J&K. He also requested for the financial assistance for these camps after discussion house agreed in principle to sanction an assistance up to One Lac to each camp depending on the requirements. President urged to document all the charitable work done and display ASI banner prominently, and report them to the ASI headquarters. Dr. Roy Patankar suggested that each section and chapter of ASI should conduct the public interaction programs and an award may be given to the Chapter for Best Social Welfare Activity, President accepted this proposal
SAARC Surgical Care Society Brief report (President SSCS: Dr. Siva K Misra)
Dr. Shiva K Misra briefed the house about the SAARC Surgical Care Society and the annual conference will be held along with ASICON 2019 at Bhubaneshwar.
Social Security Scheme (SSS) - Brief report- Dr.Shalabh Gupta & Dr.Kaushik Shah
Dr. Shalabh Gupta & Dr. Kaushik Shah presented report of ASI SSS informed the house that till now 876 members have become members of SSS and requested those EC members to join the scheme who have still not done so far. Dr. Shalabh Gupta presented about working and progress of the scheme. He informed the house that the team has visited 18 places to promote the scheme, launch of ASI SSS website President suggested that the website should be a part of ASI website rather than separate one for ease of members He also urged all the EC members who are still not member to join the scheme and promote it in their states.
Professional Indemnity Scheme – Brief report – Dr. S.K.Misra
Dr. Shiva K Misra informed the house that Secure now is offering services at discounted rates and more than 4000 members have joined in this scheme. Various members participated in discussion, Dr. U. S. Dhaliwal wanted to know about New CPA, President conveyed to him that he will get back to him with complete information soon.
ASI Headquarters – Renovation / Maintenance, 2nd Floor, Skill Centre-
President Dr. Arvind Kumar informed that the auditorium of the building is underutilized and second floor is unutilized. President Dr. Arvind Kumar formed a committee to look into this matter seriously for better revenue. Convener Dr. Siddesh, Dr. Ramana Murthy, Dr. Chandrashekhar, Dr. S R Subrammaniyan, Dr. MaruthuPandian are members of this committee. Secretary informed the house about the Pest control and other maintenance works done recently.
123 Website – Brief Report Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary - Website
Dr. H V Shivaram, Secretary, Website presented about progress of the website in the direction of digital ASI the various webinars hosted by the Helthium are well appreciated by the surgeons across the country, He also informed that the ASI guidelines are now available on the website also, house appreciated his efforts.
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham thanked all the members who have helped in making and peer reviewing the guidelines prepared by ASI on Surgical Emergencies. He also informed that a copy of these guidelines was presented to the Union Health Minister and MCI Secretary. House applauded for his efforts.
Membership of ASI a) Advancement from Associate Members to Full Members b) List of New Members enrolled from 26.12.2018 – 31st August 2019 c) Details of Membership Strength as on 31st August 2019
Hon. Secretary Dr. Sanjay Jain informed the house that 281 members have applied for advancement from Associate to Full Life membership and they are eligible. 1655 new members have joined since 1st of January 2019 and seek house approval on that, house unanimously approved, the total ASI membership as on date is 25068.
Election matters – Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Chief Election Officer / Vice President ASI
Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Chief Election Officer informed the house that a large number of members were not registered for e voting and were therefore unable to vote. He said that an external agency was employed to assist him to enrol unregistered ASI members into electoral rolls. He announced that close to 2000 members who never ever voted since online voting was introduced, are now eligible to vote as a result of this never before undertaken massive exercise. He also added that a number of changes to the existing registered member email id/mobile numbers were also updated on ASI records as part of this initiative.
Dr Raghu Ram also explained about the schedule of election process with no changes to date of announcement, last date for submitting nominations & withdrawal of nominations. He however proposed to change the election duration from one and half months to one month, with last date to exercise vote changing from 15th November to 31st October & result declaration on 1st November instead of 16th November. He asked the opinion of the house on the proposed changes in the schedule as per the GBM approval in 2018. House after discussion resolved that the proposed changes may be implemented from this year itself provided the contestants do not have any objection and they give in writing about it.
124 In keeping with the norm in any reputed Medical/Surgical organisation worldwide, Dr Raghu Ram also proposed that starting from this year, Candidates should not be allowed to campaign & that Election Office would circulate the Candidate approved 30 line resume & one sms to members once a week during the Election period to ensure membership at large are not disturbed. The House commended this proposal & unanimously approved it.
Financial Matters – Dr.C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer- Audited statement from State Chapters and Specialty Sections
Dr.C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer presented the accounts and information of details of Chapter dues and audited accounts. House unanimously approved it.
CHAPTER DUES FOR 2018 to be paid to the following chapters:
CHAPTERS AMOUNT ANDHRA PRADESH 295000 ASSAM 51640 BIHAR 112910 DELHI 120090 GOA 2720 GUJARAT 89920 JAMMU KASHMIR 56110 KARNATAKA 413510 KERALA 202800 MADHYA PRADESH 107590 MAHARASTRA 385340 ORISSA 41420 PUNJAB 45690 RAJASTHAN 124980 TAMILNADU & PONDY 709940 TELANGANA 163550 UTTAR PRADESH 260410 WEST BENGAL 133290 TOTAL 3316910
125 Financial Status as on 31st August 2019
Life Membership fund: Rs.9.30Crores SSS Rs.2.04Crores Endowment fund: Rs.0.79Lakhs MCS rent advance: Rs.0.03 Lakhs General Account: Rs.0.71Lakhs IJS Rs.0.64Lakhs FAIS Rs.0.42 Lakhs Building Rs.0.25 Lakhs Bank of Baroda: Rs.12.44Crores KarurVysya Bank Rs. 1.74Crores
Total: Rs.14.18Crores
IJS Matters-----Dr.Sandeep Kumar, Chief EditorIJS
Dr. Sandeep Kumar presented a brief report on IJS and informed the house the waiting time of publication has reduced the journal is read globally and they receive about 800-1000 articles every year but about 80% of them are case reports so he requested the EC members to try to send good Research work rather than case reports.
ASICON 2018 – Report by Committee Dr Raghu Ram
Dr. P Raghu Ram, Convener informed about the Audit committee, constituted by the President Dr. Arvind Kumar with the approval of the Executive Committee of ASI to look into the various aspects of ASICON 2018, Chennai. The meeting was held on 5th May 2019 at ASI Headquarters along with Audit Committee Members and Organizers of ASICON 2018.
Dr. P. Raghu Ram, Convener read the Minutes of the Audit committee Meeting and it was finally decided to wait till the Audited statement from Dr. VinayakSenthil and this matter will discuss during the forthcoming Executive Committee Meeting to be held at ASICON 2019, Bhubaneswar for further action.
Progress Report on ASICON 2019- Dr. SreejoyPatnaik, Org. Secretary – ASICON 2019
126 Dr. Sreejoy Patnaik, Organizing Secretary – ASICON 2019 briefed about the total number of registrations have been done so far and invited all the members to join in big numbers He also invited the EC members to come with their families, the organizing team is working hard for the success of the conference. The house conveyed t heir best wishes for the success.
To discuss the proposed Scientific programme of ASICON 2019, Guest Lectures & Honorary Fellowships etc.
Dr. Santhosh John Abraham read the names of the Guest Lectures and Honorary Fellowships for ASICON 2019, Bhubaneswar.
Honorary Fellowships 2019
1. Prof. Michael Griffin, President RCS, Edinburgh 2. Prof. Christopher Martin Pyke, Professor The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons 3. Dr. Nissanka Jayawardhana, President - College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka 4. Prof. Bijendra P. Patel 5. Prof April Camilla Roslani, President, College of Surgeons of Malaysia 6. Prof. Luigi Angrisani, University of Naples, Italy
Guest Lectures 2019
1. Prof. Michael Griffin, President RCS, Edinburgh 2. Prof. Christopher Martin Pyke, Professor the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons 3. Prof. Bijendra P. Patel 4. Prof April Camilla Roslani, President, College of Surgeons of Malaysia 5. Prof. Luigi Angrisani, University of Naples, Italy 6. Dr Sanjay Chaudhri, Colorectal Surgeon, Leicester
Report of the Venue Inspection Committee - Dr SK Misra Speaking on behalf of Venue Inspection Committee, Dr. Shiva K Misra pointed out that Guwahati was not suitable to host ASICON 2020. He explained to EC members the various reasons as to why Guwahati is not suitable to host our flagship annual Conference. He said that the precise Venue in Guwahati proposed and presented by Dr. Manoj Chaudhury at GBM during ASICON 2018 in Chennai was changed by Organisers. Furthermore, the new proposed venue shown to Venue Inspection Committee was also found not suitable to conduct a large Conference. In addition, there are concerning issues relating to potential for significant traffic congestion, with thousands of cars coming into Guwahati during that time with limited narrow roads to accommodate this huge surge of traffic. And to top it all, there is simply not enough accommodation available in Guwahati to host members and their accompanying persons at ASICON. There was no major Medical Conference held in Guwahati in recent years, and whatever Medical Meeting that was held several years ago in the City, left a lot to be desired.
127 Dr. Manoj Choudhary was given an opportunity to present about ASICON 2020. He proposed details relating to a third venue (First venue submitted at GBM 2018 changed by Organisers; Second venue found unsuitable by Venue Inspection Committee), which is the site for IAGES Annual conference for 2020, that accommodates at best 1500 people with great difficulty.
House discussed the matter in great detail with inputs from Organising Secretaries of recently held ASICONs, expressing serious reservations about hosting ASICON at Guwahati. The explanations made by Dr. Manoj Choudhary to various questions & comments made by various EC members, were found not satisfactory. Hence, the House unanimously decided to cancel Guwahati as Venue for ASICON 2020 and search for an alternate venue to host ASICON 2020. As Maharashtra State Chapter of ASI, which put forward the bid along with Assam Chapter to host ASICON 2020, was not prepared to host the Conference, the President requested EC members to coordinate with State Chapter Executives and those interested in hosting ASICON 2020 were asked to submit the proposals to ASI Office within one week by Thursday, 19 September 2019 ( the following Thursday after the EC Meeting). However, the President made it clear that the final decision about the ASICON 2020 would be taken during the Annual GBM at ASICON 2019 in Bhubaneshwar.
Formulate ASICON Bids –
To avoid catastrophe on conduct of ASICON like Chennai and Guwahati, the house proposed to devise a mechanism to Formulate ASICON Bids.
Legal matters – Dr. Shiva K. Misra
Dr. Shiva K. Misra briefed about the cases still pending at various courts across the country.
Mission ASI 2019-21. Brief Report by Project Leads President Dr. Arvind Kumar initiated discussion on MISSION ASI 2018-19.The Project Leads Dr. PravinSuryawanshi, Dr. PawanindraLal, Dr. Roy S. Patankaralso made their presentations.
Any other matter with the permission of the Chair
1. Letter received from Dr. J W EbeneshBensam, Chairman Tamil Nadu State Chapter of ASI regarding to recognize Tuticorin and Hosur – Krishnagiri as City Branches of ASI under Tamil Nadu State Chapter of ASI. EC has approved .was approved.
128 2. Mail received from Dr. H V Shivaram regarding to celebrate Doctors Day agreed in principle.
3. Mail received from Dr. Suresh Vasistha, Organizing Secretary ASICON 2015 regarding contribution to ASI Headquarters from the proceeds of the conference. Dr S.K Misra, updated the EC that a negotiated settlement on this has evolved during his discussion with Dr Vasistha that the matter may be closed on sharing the balance amount left with the bank on 50:50 basis. After discussion the house agreed to go ahead with such a formula.
3. President Dr. Arvind Kumar proposed the name of Dr. Shiva K Misra and Dr. Santhosh John Abraham for the ASI Life Time Achievement Award for 2019 in recognition of the services offered by both the leaders to the Association in past decade the entire house approved the proposal with big round of applauds.
Vote of thanks – Dr. C R K Prasad, Honorary Treasurer ASI
Honorary Treasurer Dr. C R K Prasad proposed vote of thanks to all the members.
The meeting was adjourned after the Nation Anthem.
Dr. Arvind Kumar Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain President ASI Honorary Secretary ASI
129 130 131 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the Members of The Association of Surgeons of India
Report on the Audit of the Financial Statements
Opinion
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of The Association of Surgeons of India (Head Quarters only), (“The Society”) which comprise the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2019, the Statement of Income and Expenditure and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies.
In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements prepared in all material respects give a true and fair view of the financial position of the society as at March 31, 2019, its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the Accounting Standards issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
Basis for Opinion
We conducted our audit in accordance with the Standards on Auditing (SAs) issued by ICAI. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor's Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements section of our report. We are independent of the society in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Responsibilities of Management and Those Charged with Governance for the Financial Statements
The Management Committee of the Society is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with the Tamil Nadu Registration of Societies Act, 1975; aforesaid Accounting Standards, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In preparing the financial statements, the management is responsible for assessing the society's ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless management either intends to liquidate the society or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so.
The Management Committee of the Society is responsible for overseeing the Society's financial reporting process.
Auditor's Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements
Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with SAs will always detect a material
132 misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.
As part of an audit in accordance with SAs, we exercise professional judgment and maintain professional skepticism throughout the audit. We also:
· Identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error, design and perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting from fraud is higher than for one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal control.
· Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Society's internal control.
· Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by management.
· Conclude on the appropriateness of management's use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the Society's ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor's report to the related disclosures in the financial statements or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor's report. However, future events or conditions may cause the Society to cease to continue as a going concern.
We communicate with those charged with governance regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit.
Other Matters
The Society has authorized a large number of Chapters and Sections in India. The Society has represented to us that their accounts are not required to be consolidated.
Our opinion on the financial statements and Regulatory Requirements below, is not modified in respect of the above matters.
133 Report on Other Regulatory Requirements
Further, we report that: a) We have obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit; b) In our opinion, proper books of account as required by law have been kept by the Society so far as it appears from our examination of those books. c) The Society's Balance Sheet, Statement of Income and Expenditure are dealt with by this Report are in agreement with the books of account. d) In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations give to us, the Financial Statements gives the information required by Tamil Nadu Registration of Societies Act 1975 in the manner so required and give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally accepted in India.
i. In the case of Balance Sheet of the state of affairs of the Association of General Fund, Auditorium and Building Fund and Indian Journal of Surgeons respectively of the Head Quarters as on 31st March 2019.
ii. In the case of the Income & Expenditure Accounts, of the excess of expenditure over income in respect of General Fund of the Head Quarters and excess of income over expenditure in respect of Auditorium and Building Account & Publication of Indian Journal of Surgery for the year ended 31st March 2019.
For Chaturvedi & Company Chartered Accountants FRN 302137E
Sd/- S Ganesan, FCA Partner Membership No. 217119 UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770 Place: Chennai Date: 25-10-2019
134 Association of Surgeons of India, Chennai-600 005 General Account BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31ST MARCH 2019
As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Particulars SCH Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. SOURCES OF FUNDS
Life Membership fund Account 1 142,972,086 126,207,547 Endowment Fund Account 2 6,098,810 7,950,450 National Disaster fund 3 767,148 767,148 Income and Expenditure Account 4 (39,061,984) (38,840,492) Social Security Scheme 2014 14,774,283 10,636,609 Sundry Creditors 5 1,738,194 1,081,875
Total 127,288,536 107,803,137
APPLICATION OF FUNDS
Fixed Assets 6 720,166 441,181
Investments 7 7,838,743 7,899,740
Current Assets 8 118,729,627 99,462,216
Total 127,288,536 107,803,137
Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements. As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us FOR CHATURVEDI & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan PARTNER (MNR 217119) Dr. SANJAY KUMAR JAIN Dr. C R K PRASAD UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770 Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
135 Association of Surgeons of India, General General Account
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT ON 31ST MARCH 2019 As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Particulars SCH Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. Income Donations Received 9 9,050,341 10,898,823 Bank Interest 10 6,891,963 3,893,391 Sale of Objects 11 299,200 57,600 Identity Card Amount Collected 1,800 67,700 New Life Member Certificate 10,900 Subscription & Registration Fees 12 673,069 31,265 Total 16,927,273 14,948,779
Expenditure Change in stock 160,919 (452,124) Salaries, wages and Employee benefit Expenses 12 3,943,969 3,361,283 Repairs and Maintenance 13 234,720 217,078 Depreciation and Amortization 6 170,097 148,905 Management Expenses 14 8,124,281 4,343,953 Other admin. expenses 15 4,514,613 6,460,596 Total 17,148,765 14,079,691 Excess of Income over Expenditure (221,492) 869,088 Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements. As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us FOR CHATURVEDI & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan Dr. SANJAY KUMAR JAIN Dr. C R K PRASAD PARTNER (MNR 217119) Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
136 THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA, CHENNAI 600 005 NOTES FORMING PART OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2019 Rs. Rs. SCHEDULE 1 : Life Member Fund Account Opening Balance 126,207,547 110,000,494 Add: Additions during the year 16,814,360 16,908,183 143,021,906 126,908,677 Less: Amount Due to Chapters 49,820 701,130 142,972,086 126,207,547
SCHEDULE 2 : Endowment Fund Account
Col. Pandalai Oration Fund Opening Balance 59,375 68,884 Add:Interest for the Year 3,250 3,471 62,625 72,355 Less: Cost of Award 15,038 12,980 Balance 47,587 59,375
Hari Om Ashram Prerit Dr. S Rangachari Opening Balance - 1,345,414 Add : Interest for the year - 34,745 Less: Cost of Award - 10,030 Balance - 1,370,129
Dr. Panchannan Chatterjee Memorial Opening Balance 79,131 85,690 Add : Interest for the year 3,250 3,471 Less: Cost of Award 7,908 10,030 Balance 74,473 79,131
Dr. P K Sen Memorial Oration Fund : Opening Balance 72,350 81,859 Add : Interest for the year 3,250 3,471 Less: Cost of Award 9,769 12,980 Balance 65,831 72,350
137 Dr. Dasmohapatra Oration Endowment Fund :
Opening Balance 163,073 169,109
Add : Interest for the year 6,510 6,944
169,583 176,053
Less: Cost of Award 9,878 12,980
Balance 159,705 163,073 Dr. S P Srivastava Trophy Endowment Fund :
Opening Balance - 102,445 Add : Interest for the year - -
Balance - 102,445
Dr. A K Basu Travelling Fellowship
Endowment Fund : Opening Balance - 100,893
Add : Interest for the year - 3,471
Less: Cost of Award - 7,080
Balance - 97,284
Dr. Arthur Desa Travelling Fellowship
Endowment Fund : Opening Balance - 64,303
Add : Interest for the year - 2,063
Less: Cost of Award - 7,080
Balance - 59,286
Dr. Jaipal Singh Memorial Oration Endowment Fund :
Opening Balance 431,225 430,247
Add : Interest for the year 12,079 13,958
Less: Cost of Award 8,402 12,980
Balance 434,902 431,225
138 J & J Travelling Fellowship Endowment Fund : Opening Balance - 212,563 Add : Interest for the year - 6,979 Less: Cost of Award - 7,080 Balance - 212,462
Prof. K .Krishnamoorthy Oration Fund : Opening Balance 388,438 384,510 Add : Interest for the year 12,079 13,958 400,517 398,468 Less: Cost of Award 10,130 10,030 Balance 390,387 388,438
Prof. B N Balakrishna Rao Oration Fund : Opening Balance 398,135 397,157 Add : Interest for the year 12,079 13,958 Less: Cost of Award 9,522 12,980 Balance 400,692 398,135
Dr. G G Chatterjee Travelling Fellowship Endowment Fund : Balance as per the last B/s - 203,253 Add : Interest for the year - 6,879 - 210,132 Less: Cost of Award - 7,080 Balance - 203,052
Dr. Ramesh Nigam Memorial Oration Fund : Opening Balance 401,057 400,279 Add : Interest for the year 11,833 13,758 412,890 414,037 Less: Cost of Award 8,467 12,980 Balance 404,423 401,057
Dr. RasamyGanguly Oration Fund : Opening Balance 329,151 328,520 Add : Interest for the year 13,197 13,611 342,348 342,131 Less: Cost of Award 8,096 12,980
Balance 334,252 329,151
139 Dr. A K SenSharma CME Endowment lecture Fund Opening Balance 578,294 557,386 Add : Interest for the year 30,808 30,938 609,102 588,324 Less: Cost of Award 8,042 10,030 Balance 601,060 578,294
Dr. K N Udupa Endowment Lecture Fund Opening Balance 876,994 839,368 Add : Interest for the year 47,235 47,656 924,229 887,024 Less: Cost of Award 7,880 10,030 Balance 916,349 876,994
Dr S SAnand Endowment Lecture Opening Balance 769,837 736,268 Add: Interest for the year 42,765 43,599 812,602 779,867 Less: Cost of Award 7,933 10,030 Balance 804,669 769,837
DrShrish K Bhansali Memorial Oration Opening Balance 1,358,732 1,294,239 Add Interest for the year 76,268 77,473 1,435,000 1,371,712 Less: Cost of Award 10,153 12,980 Balance 1,424,847 1,358,732 ASI Travelling Fellowships Opening Balance - - Add Interest for the year 39,633 - 39,633 - Total 6,098,810 7,950,450
140 SCHEDULE 3 : National Calamity Fund Opening Balance 767,148 767,148 Add : Chennai Flood Relief Fund - - 767,148 767,148 SCHEDULE 4 : Income & Expenditure account Opening Balance (38,840,492) (39,709,580) Add: Additions during the year - Deficit/surplus of income over expenses (2,015,372) 869,088 Closing Balance (40,855,864) (38,840,492)
Schedule: 5 Current Liabilities Sundry Creditors 1,737,194 1,080,875 Advances 1,000 1,000 Total 1,738,194 1,081,875
Schedule: 6 Fixed Assets 720,166 441,181 Total 720,166 441,181
SCHEDULE 7 : Investments Representing Endowments
Col. Pandalai Oration Fund Balance as per last B/s 50,000 50,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2894 12,625 9,375 Total 62,625 59,375
Hari Om Ashram Prerit Dr. S. Rangachari Award Fixed Deposit with BOB - 500,000 Due from General Fund - 250,612 - 750,612 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2896 - 613,318 Total - 1,363,930
141 Dr. Panchanan Chatterjee Memorial Fixed Deposit with BOB 50,000 50,000 Due from General Fund 8,982 8,982 58,982 58,982 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2897 23,399 20,149 Total 82,381 79,131
Dr. P K Sen Memorial Oration Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 50,000 50,000 Due from General Fund 14,334 14,334 64,334 64,334 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2804 11,266 8,016 Total 75,600 72,350
Dr. Arthur Desa Travelling Fellowship Endowment Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB - 30,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2805 - 29,286 Total - 59,286
Dr. S P Srivastava Trophy Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB - - Due from General Fund 2,300 2,300 2,300 2,300 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2895 - 100,093 Total 2,300 102,393 Dr. A K Basu Travelling Fellowship Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB - 50,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2371 - 47,284 Total - 97,284
Dr. Dasmohaptra Oration Endowment Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 100,000 100,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/2898 69,583 63,073 Total 169,583 163,073
142 Dr. Jaipal Singh Memorial Oration Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 200,000 200,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/3463 240,219 228,359 Total 440,219 428,359
Prof. K Krishnamoorthy Oration Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 200,000 200,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/3585 197,432 185,572 Total 397,432 385,572
Prof. B N Balakrishna Rao Oration Dund Fixed Deposit with BOB 200,000 200,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No.01/ 3586 207,129 195,269 Total 407,129 395,269
Johnson & Johnson Travelling Fellowship Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB - 100,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/3588 - 112,462 Total - 212,462
Dr. G G Chatterjee Travelling Fellowship Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB - 100,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/4121 - 103,052 Total - 203,052
Dr. Ramesh Nigam Memorial Oration Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 200,000 200,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/4120 209,850 198,239 Total 409,850 398,239
Dr. RasamayGanguly Oration Fund Fixed Deposit with BOB 200,000 200,000 Due from Endowment fund - - Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/4257 134,135 122,258 Total 334,135 322,258
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Dr. A K Sen Sharma CME Endowment Lecture Fixed Deposit with BOB 300,000 300,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/7317 302,741 273,931 Total 602,741 573,931
Dr.K N Udupa Endowment Lecture Fixed Deposit with BOB 500,000 500,000 Bank of Baroda SB A/c. No. 01/14690 420,699 376,698 920,699 876,698 Less: Due to general fund a/c - Total 920,699 876,698
DrSanthok Singh Anand CME Endowment Lecture Fixed Deposit with BOB 500,000 500,000 Bank of Baroda SB a/c 01/11631 302,332 262,793 Total 802,332 762,793
DrShirsh K Bhansali Memorial Oration Fixed Deposit with BOB 1,000,000 1,000,000 Due from General Fund 92,500 92,500 Bank of Baroda SB a/c 01/13108 321,466 251,785 1,413,966 1,344,285 BOB A/C NO. 01/16226 ASI Travelling Fellowships Fixed Deposit with BOB Due from General Fund - - Bank of Baroda SB a/c 01/13108 1,720,051 - 1,720,051 - Total 7,841,043 7,899,740 Schedule: 8 Current Assets Closing Stock 342,955 503,874 Deposits (Asset) 91,700,000 64,700,000 Loans & Advances (Asset) 7,904,087 7,430,502 Sundry Debtors 2,590,518 3,669,246 Cash-in-hand 13,334 26,271 Bank Accounts 12,057,698 20,362,642 Due From Endowments 737,786 616,568 Due From Indian Journal of Surgery 1,984,664 1,943,763 Income Tax Paid Under Protest 176,482 176,482 Prepaid Expenses 4,361 32,868 GST ITC 1,217,742 - Total 118,729,627 99,462,216
144
Schedule: 9 Donations ASI Regional Refresher Course 2018 Receipt 3,005,000 2,500,000 Contribution for Betadine Award 300,000 300,000 Contribution for Election Expenses - 30,000 Contribution for Fellowship Award 1,630,231 1,528,871 Contribution Received From Conference 3,500,000 6,000,000 Election Non Refund Deposit 515,110 - Donation Received 100,000 295,500 RRC Zone 2 Receipt - 244,452 Total 9,050,341 10,898,823
Schedule: 10 Interest Income Interest on FD A/c 4,574,273 3,728,738 Interest on SB A/c 273,032 164,653
Total 4,847,305 3,893,391
Schedule: 11 Sale of Objects Sale of Coats 90,000 7,000 Sale of Membership / Voters List 110,000 15,000 Sale of New Tie 56,000 23,000 Sale of T-Shirts 43,200 12,600 Total 299,200 57,600
Schedule: 12 Subscription & Registration Fees Annual Subscription SSS 665,639 - Subscription & Registration Fees 7,430 7,430 Total 673,069 7,430
Schedule: 12 Salaries, wages and Employee Benefit Expenses Salaries and Allowances 3,608,002 3,268,921 Provident Fund 215,136 12,339 Staff Amenities 120,831 80,023 Total 3,943,969 3,361,283
145 Schedule: 13 Repairs and Maintenance Repairs & Maintenance 209,081 196,120 Vehicle Maintenance 25,639 20,958 Total 234,720 217,078
Schedule: 14 Management Expenses ASICON'18 Expenses 171,710 147,092 ASI Zonal CME Programme Expenses 1,581,727 469,489 Betadine Award Payment 235,000 100,000 EC Meeting Expenses 3,742,269 1,340,120 ASI Social Service Camp 534,718 - Election Expenses 1,289,524 1,461,905 Donation made Kerala Flood Expense 158,521 - Secretarial Expenses 135,000 45,000 President's Secretarial Expenses - 60,000 Purchase of Coat Surgery - 152,197 Purchase of New Ties - 305,650 Purchase of Pins 25,200 - Purchase of T Shirts - 262,500 Total 7,873,669 4,343,953
Schedule: 15 Other Administrative Expenses Postage & Communications 260,299 312,260 Audit Fees 180,194 109,300 Bank Charges 31,425 16,408 Electricity Charges 232,802 158,763 General Expenses 573,803 176,085 Insurance Charges 731 1,098 Legal Fees & Expenses 8,000 1,712,610 Mementos Awards & Merit Certificate 528,158 519,850 ASI Members Data Updation 118,000 - Miscellaneous Expenses - 20,000 Mobile App Charges - 253,700 Printing & Stationery 1,404,995 1,237,225 Telephone Charges 35,907 61,868 Travelling & Conveyance 821,700 1,641,429 Website Charges 318,600 240,000
Total 4,514,613 6,460,596
146 Association of Surgeons of India, General
SCHEDULE 6: FIXED ASSETS SCHEDULE - FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19
Additio Additio Dele WDV as S. Name of the Rate WDV as Depre ns>180 ns<180 tions on No Asset on-04-18 ciaiation Days Days 31-3-2019
1 Air Conditioner 15% 77,183 197,000 107,392 - 49,182 332,393
2 Bicycle 15% 266 - - - 40 226
3 CCTV Camera 15% 45,319 37,800 - - 27,468 155,651
4 Computer 40% 187,452 - - - 74,981 112,471
5 EPABX 15% 580 - - - 87 493
6 Fan 10% 3,328 - - - 333 2,995
7 Fax 15% 2,148 - - - 322 1,826
8 Franking Machine 15% 3,008 - - - 451 2,557
9 Furniture 10% 39,328 - - - 3,933 35,395
10 Gestener 15% 922 - - - 138 784
11 Motor Vehicle(Scooty) 15% 22,054 - - - 3,308 18,746
12 Office Equipment 15% 47,392 - - - 7,109 40,283
13 Stabilizer 15% 2,307 - - - 346 1,961
14 Steel Racks 10% 2,358 - - - 236 2,122
15 Type Writer 15% 473 - - - 71 402
16 Xerox Machine 15% 7,064 - - - 1,060 6,004
17 Voice recorder 15% - 6,890 - - 1,034 5,857
Total 441,181 341,690 107,392 - 170,097 720,166
147 Association of Surgeons of India, General Sub Schedules to the Balance sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss for the year FY 18-19
Sub Schedule: 1 Sundry Creditors Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Audit Fees payable 50,000 50,000 Dr K N Udupa Invest. Due to Gen.Fund 6,724 6,724 Due to SSS 1,000 - united hotels ltd 16,000 - life membership fund payable 59,820 - Due to General Fund 101,218 - Due to FAIS 180,250 - Due to Indian Journal of Surgery 21,400 - Due to Building 757,181 468,564 Electricity Charges Payable 16,610 19,512 Meeting Expenses Payable 456,810 260,417 M/s Sai Signs - 31,279 TDS Payable 67,531 113,415 Telephone Charges Payable 2,650 3,992 Travelling and Conveyance Payable - 126,972
Total 1,737,194 1,080,875
Sub Schedule: 2 Closing Stock Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Stock of Ties 175,000 186,165 Stock of T-Shirts 127,130 191,784 Stock of Coats 40,825 125,925 Total 342,955 503,874
Sub Schedule: 3 Deposits (assets) Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Fixed Deposit with BOB 81,200,000 56,700,000 Fixed Deposits with KVB 10,500,000 8,000,000 Total 91,700,000 64,700,000
148 Sub Schedule: 4 Loans and Advances (assets) As on As on 31.03.2019 Particulars 31.03.2018 Tax Deducted at Sources 7,874,421 7,404,636 Telephone Deposit 20,600 20,600 TNEB Deposit 5,266 5,266 Indane Gas Deposit 3,800 Total 7,904,087 7,430,502
Sub Schedule: 5 Sundry Debtors As on As on 31.03.2019 Particulars 31.03.2018 Dr Rasamay Gangully DFE 4,392 4,392 Due from Building A/c 2,337,988 3,520,266 Due From SSS 9,000 19,000 Due from life membership fund 75,649 5,649 Due from General Fund 161,189 59,939 Loan to Staff - 60,000 Total 2,588,218 3,669,246
Sub Schedule: 6 Bank Accounts As on As on 31.03.2019 Particulars 31.03.2018 BOB SB A/c No: 01/13529 ASI SSS 2014 128,329 123,568 Indian Bank ASI LMF A/c No. 6483648708 161,528 5,367,334 INDIAN BANK FAIS SB A/C NO. 6483661183 3,575,110 1,310,298 Bank of Baroda SB A/c 01/3587 2,355,871 7,690,092 BOB - OD A/c.No.06780400000023 435,733 2,133,435 BOB - SB A/c.No.06780100001648 - 218,359 BOB - SB A/c.No.06780100002259 - 30,159 Indian Bank General A/c No.6483657484 - 29,922 KVB Bank A/c No.1158135000006700 520,687 146,006 KVB - SB A/c No.1158172000006786 4,880,440 3,313,469 Total 12,057,698 20,362,642
149 The Association of Surgeons of India, Chennai – 600 005 SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO GENERAL ACCOUNT
Notes annexed to and forming part of the Accounts for the year ended 31st March 2019
As per the accounting policies that are being followed by the Association all items of income, such as membership subscription, contribution from conferences, and all other contributions are being accounted on cash basis except interest earnings.
1. Addition to “Life Membership account” amounting to Rs.1,68,14,360/- (Previous Year: Rs.1,69,08,183/-) represents amount actually collected during the year and the said sum has not been considered as an item of income and is credited to Life membership fund in conformity with past practice. Rs.49,820/- (Previous Year: Rs. 7,01,130/-) being the amount of contribution to the chapters during the financial year 2018-19 by the headquarters has been netted against the balance available in the Life Membership Fund.
2. The Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure account of the General Fund reflect the transactions of the Headquarters only and does not include the accounts of the Chapters / Sections / Annual conferences.
3. Accounts pertaining to construction of auditorium and office building complex thereon have been separately maintained in consistent with the resolution of the Governing council.
4. Accounts pertaining to Indian Journal of Surgery have been separately maintained in consistent with the resolution of the Governing council and Income and expenditure relating to publication of the same is separately annexed.
5. The Amount charged under Legal fees and expenses indicates the amount incurred by way of fees to Lawyers for defending the cases instituted against the Association.
6. Breakup for Election Expenses:
Cost of Printing Nomination Forms 168,130 Postage and Communication 91,235 Other Incidental Expenses 1,92,123 Electronic & Evoting Charges 838,036 Total 12,89,524
150 7. The Association has been registered as Charitable Institution with the Income tax authorities. However, the Income Tax Department has raised the following demands rejecting the claim of exemption.
Financial Year Amount Demanded in Rs 2008-09 9,79,832 2009-10 41,25,132 2010-11 15,62,540 2012-13 22,47,420 2013-14 11,48,350 a) The honorable Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Chennai has allowed the appeal filed by the association against the above demand for the financial years 2008-09 and 2009-10 aggregating to Rs. 51,04,964/- and has directed the Income Tax Officer to allow the exemption claimed for the income. b) The Association has contested the demand for the financial years 2010-11 & 2012-13 before the appellate authorities, pending the disposal of the appeal by the Appellant Authorities no provision has been made for the demand raised for the financial years 2010-11 & 2012-13.
8. Previous year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged to conform to current year's classification.
For Chaturvedi & Company Chartered Accountants FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan, FCA Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr C R K Prasad Partner Hon.Secretary Hon.Treasurer Membership No. 217119 UDIN:19217119AAAAFE9770
Place: Chennai Date: 25-10-2019
151 The Association of Surgeons of India, Chennai – 600 005 STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNT POLICIES
I. Revenue Recognition: Membership subscription, interest income through sales of publications and sale of ties, contributions from conferences, and contribution for awards and prizes (other than specific endowments), contribution from members for FAIS certificates are being accounted on actual receipt basis, Income from rentals, Electricity charges recoverable are accounted on accrual basis.
II. Life Membership fee is accounted on receipt basis. The same is credited to Life Member Fund Account.
III. Accounting of Expenditure:
All the expenses are accounted on accrual basis. However accounting of Chapter Dues, Gratuity payment and Distribution of Prizes and Awards, if any payable, are considered as an item of expenditure on payment basis.
IV. Accounting of Chapter Dues:
The Contribution to chapters are netted from the Life Membership Fund in the year of remittance.
V. Fixed Assets:
All Expenditure, such as, freight / duly / taxes and other incidentals relating to acquisition and installation of assets are being added to the cost of assets and capitalized accordingly.
VI. Depreciation of Fixed Assets has been charged in the books at the appropriate rates on Written down Value basis as per Income Tax Act, 1961.
For Chaturvedi & Company Chartered Accountants FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan, FCA Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr C R K Prasad Partner Hon.Secretary Hon.Treasurer Membership No. 217119 UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770
Place: Chennai Date: 25-10-2019
152 Association of Surgeons of India Auditorium and Building Account Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2019
As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Particulars SCH Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. Sources of Funds
Capital Fund 1 11,715,955 11,624,477
Current Liabilities 2 8,217,277 7,779,210
Total 19,933,232 19,403,687 Application of Funds
Fixed Assets 3 10,771,405 11,914,736
Current Assets 4 9,161,827 7,488,951
Total 19,933,232 19,403,687
Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements. As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us
FOR CHATURVEDI & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr C RDr K. PrC asadR K PRASAD PARTNER (MNR Hon. Secretary Hon.THoreasurn. Trereasurer 217119) UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
153 Association of Surgeons of India Auditorium and Buildings INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT ON 31ST MARCH 2019 As on As on 31.03.2019 Particulars SCH 31.03.2018 Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. Income
Donations Received 5 120,000 171,080 Bank Interest 6 17,763 162,922 Rental Income 7 5,986,392 5,486,034 Other Income 8 1,474,731 1,266,527
Total 7,598,886 7,086,563
Expenditure
Repairs and Maintenance 896,844 195,649 Depreciation and Amortization 1,257,388 1,058,553 Other admin. expenses 9 5,353,176 3,919,426
Total 7,507,408 5,173,628 Excess of Income over Expenditure 91,478 1,912,935 Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements. As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us
FOR CHATURVEDI & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain DrDr .C C R RK KPr asadRASAD PARTNER (MNR 217119) Hon. Secretary Hon.Hon.T rTeasurreasuerrer UDIN:19217119AAAAFE9770
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
154 Association of Surgeons of India Auditorium and Buildings SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Schedule :1 Capital Fund Income and Expenditure Account Opening Balance 11,624,477 9,711,542 Add: Additions during the year - Deficit/surplus of income over expenses 91,478 1,912,935 Closing Balance 11,715,955 11,624,477
Schedule: 2 Current Liabilities Sundry Creditors 1 2,434,968 4,199,591 Lease Rent Payable to Govt. of TN 5,913,556 3,422,249 Rent Advance Received 504,220 504,220 Auditorium Booking advance recd (7,500) (7,500) Due to General Fund (757,181) (468,564) Due From Indian Journal of Surgery 129,214 129,214 Total 8,217,277 7,779,210
Schedule: 3 Fixed Assets 10,771,405 11,914,736 Total 10,771,405 11,914,736
Schedule: 4 Current Assets Deposits (Asset) 2 6,295,393 5,615,735 Sundry Debtors 4 2,216,991 893,352 Bank Accounts 5 649,443 979,864 Total 9,161,827 7,488,951
Schedule: 5 Donations Donation Received 120,000 171,080 Total 120,000 171,080
155
Schedule: 6 Interest Income Interest on FD A/c - 146,920 Interest on SB A/c 17,763 16,002 Total 17,763 162,922
Schedule: 7 Rental Income Auditorium Rent 2,408,580 2,157,834 Building Rent 3,577,812 3,328,200 Total 5,986,392 5,486,034
Schedule: 8 Other Income Recovery of Electricity Charges 336,584 269,932 Service Tax Collected - 197,437 CGST Collected 9% 569,074 399,579 SGST Collected 9% 569,073 399,579 Total 1,474,731 1,266,527
Schedule: 9 Audit Fee 30,000 30,000 Bank Charges 394 168 Electricity Charges 628,761 778,911 Insurance Charges 18,998 18,694 Lease Rent 2,816,307 1,371,509 Printing & Stationery - 2,000 General Expenses 90,750 76,810 Consultant Fees - 327,569 Rates and Taxes 556,562 317,170 Service Tax Payment 73,256 197,437 CGST 9% Payment 569,074 399,579 SGST 9% Payment 569,074 399,579 Total 5,353,176 3,919,426
156 Association of Surgeons of India, Auditorium and Building
SCHEDULE 5: FIXED ASSETS SCHEDULE - FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19
Additio Additio Dele WDV as S. Name of the Rate WDV as Depre ns>180 ns<180 tions on No Asset on1-04-18 ciation Days Days 31-3-2019
1 Air Conditioners 15% 1,097,824 - - - 164,674 933,151
2 Bore well 10% 3,054 - - - 305 2,748
3 Building (Auditorium) 10% 41,93,063 - - - 4,19,306 37,73,757
4 Building (Office Complex) 10% 27,21,824 - - - 2,72,182 24,49,641
5 Electrical Installation & Fittings 10% 16,88,607 22,637 46,193 - 1,73,434 15,84,003
6 Fire Extinguisher 15% 12,237 - - - 1,835 10,401
7 Furniture & Fixtures 10% 21,55,739 - - - 2,15,574 19,40,165
8 Office Equipments 15% 454 - - - 68 386
9 Water Cooler 15% 88 - - - 13 75
10 Water Motor 15% 10,572 14,583 1,750 - 3,905 23,001
11 Water Pump 15% 215 - - - 32 183
12 Water Tank 15% 1,268 - - - 190 1,078
13 Fan 10% 29,791 28,894 - - 5,868 52,816
TOTAL 1,19,14,736 66,114 47,943 - 12,57,388 1,07,71,405
157 Association of Surgeons of India, General Auditorium and Buildings Sub Schedules to the Balance sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss for the year FY 18-19
Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Sub Schedule: 1 Sundry Creditors Cliff Global Network Pvt Ltd Auditorium Booking 13,330 10,680 M/s Four Square Furniture - 220,449 M/s Image Infotainment Limited 564 564 M/s Maruthi Infrastructures -2 207,310 M/s R V Electricals - 85,187 Mr.Shanker Rajhan - 112,569 Audit Fee Payable 30,000 30,000 Due to General Fund 2,337,988 3,520,266 TDS Payable - 10,000 CGST 9% Payable 25,809 - M/s Auro Power Systems - 2,566 SGST 9% Payable 25,809 - Thanatchith Tamizhagam 1,470 - Total 2,434,968 4,199,591
Sub Schedule: 2 Deposits (assets) Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Bank of Baroda Fixed Deposit 300,000 300,000 Electricity Deposit 401,150 401,150 Prepaid Expenses 401,198 264,614 Tax Deducted at Sources 5,193,045 4,649,971 Total 6,295,393 5,615,735
Sub Schedule: 3 Sundry Debtors Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Sai Supreme ( Speed ) 1,894,987 593,813 Rent Receivable 322,004 299,539 Total 2,216,991 893,352
Sub Schedule: 4 Bank Accounts Particula rs As on 3 1.03.2019 As on 31.0 3.2018 BO B S B A/c No: 01/1647 639,573 5 45,288 BO B S B A/c No: 01/2472 9,870 9,503 IB ASI CO NVE NTIO N CENTRE A/CNo.64836413 83 - 4 25,074 Total 649,443 9 79,864
158 The Association of Surgeons of India, Chennai – 600 005
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO AUDITORIUM BUILDING ACCOUNT
1. Provision for Lease Rent Payable to Government of Tamil Nadu has been provided in the books @ 25% of the rent collection of Administrative Block as per the order dated 12.11.2007. 3/4th of the Lease rent, 3/4th of Property tax and 3/4thof Water tax as have been considered as applicable to the Building & Auditorium account consequently charged off to the income and expenditure of the Building & Auditorium account.
2. Depreciation of Fixed Assets has been charged in the books at the appropriate rates on Written down Value basis as per Income Tax Act, 1961.
3. Previous Year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged to conform to current year's classification.
For Chaturvedi & Company Chartered Accountants FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan, FCA Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr C R K Prasad Partner Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer Membership No. 217119 UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770
Place: Chennai Date: 25-10-2019
159 Association of Surgeons of India Indian Journal of Surgery Account Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2019
As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Particulars SCH Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. Corpus Fund & Liabilities Capital Fund 1 12,414,319 7,055,018 Current Liabilities 2 910,275 4,511,200 Total 13,324,594 11,566,218
Assets Fixed Assets - - Current Assets 3 13,324,594 11,566,218 Total 13,324,594 11,566,218
Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements.
As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us FOR CHATURVEDI & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-Sd/- S Ganesan Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain DDrr. CC RR KK Pr PasadRASAD PARTNER (MNR 217119) Hon. Secretary Hon. Ho Tnreasur. Treaersurer UDIN:19217119AAAAFE9770
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
160
Association of Surgeons of India Indian Journal of Surgery
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT ON 31ST MARCH 2019
As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Particulars SCH Amount in Rs. Amount in Rs. Income
Bank Interest 4 84,065 120,983
Other Income 5 6,743,994 7,631,541
Total 6,828,059 7,752,524
Expenditure
Other Administrative Expenses 6 1,509,659 9,638,872
Total 1,509,659 9,638,872 Excess of Income over Expenditure 5,318,400 (1,886,348)
Accompanying Notes are an integral part of the Financial Statements. As per the report of even date annexed & As per the books of accounts produced before us
FOR CHATURVEDI &
COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-Sd/- S Ganesan Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr Dr C. RC K R Pr Kasad PRASAD PARTNER (MNR 217119) Hon.Secretary Hon.T Horeasurn. Trereasurer UDIN:19217119AAAAFE9770
DATE: 25-10-2019 PLACE:CHENNAI
161 Association of Surgeons of India Indian Journal of Surgery
SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018 Schedule :1 General Fund
Opening Balance 1,943,763 1,923,763
Add: Additions during the year 40,901 20,000 - Deficit/surplus of income over expenses
Closing Balance 1,984,664 1,943,763 Income & Expenditure account
Opening Balance 5,111,255 6,997,603 Add: Additions during the year - Deficit/surplus of income over expenses 5,318,400 (1,886,348)
10,429,655 5,111,255
Closing Balance 12,414,319 7,055,018
Schedule: 2 Current Liabilities
Sundry Creditors 1 910,275 4,511,200
Total 910,275 4,511,200
Schedule: 3 Current Assets
Loans & Advances (Asset) 2 5,643,681 4,302,655
Sundry Debtors 3 4,823,184 6,147,553
Bank Accounts 4 2,857,729 1,116,010
Total 13,324,594 11,566,218
162
Schedule: 4 Interest Income
Interest on FD A/c - (20,934)
Interest on SB A/c 141,917 84,065
Total 120,983 84,065
Schedule: 5 Other Income
Royalty Account 7,421,041 6,360,990 Society Contribution - 200,000
Royalty Receivable - 334,604
Sale of Publication IJS 4,500 48,400 Subscription IJS - 6,000
Total 7,631,541 6,743,994
Schedule: 6 Other Administrative
Expenses
Audit Fee 20,000 20,000
Postage & Communication - 222,027
Bank Charges 1,406 106
Cost of Publication of IJS 9,137,005 986,000
Editorial Secretary Expenses 60,000 105,000
Meeting Expenses 152,650 146,366
Printing & Stationery 249,861 30,160 Travelling & Conveyance - 17,950
Total 9,638,872 1,509,659
163 Association of Surgeons of India Indian Journal of Surgery Sub Schedules to the Balance sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss for the year FY 18-19
Particulars As on 31.03.2019 As on 31.03.2018
Sub Schedule: 1 Sundry Creditors Springer P Ltd - Publication of IJS 776,675 4,471,200 Due From General Fund Account (21,400) - Editorial Expenses Payable 85,000 20,000 TDS Payable 50,000 - Audit Fees payable 20,000 20,000 Total 910,275 4,511,200
Sub Schedule: 2 Loans and Advances (assets) Advance paid to Springer India Ltd 232,841 232,841 Tax Deducted at Source 5,410,840 4,069,814 Total 5,643,681 4,302,655
Sub Schedule: 3 Sundry Debtors Due to Building account 129,214 129,214 Royalty receivable from Springer India Ltd 4,693,970 6,018,339 Total 4,823,184 6,147,553
Sub Schedule: 4 Bank Accounts BOB SB A/c No: 06780100013213 2,857,729 1,116,010 Total 2,857,729 1,116,010
164 The Association of Surgeons of India, Chennai – 600 005
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO INDIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY ACCOUNT
(1) A sum of Rs. 6,360,990/- ( Previous Year: Rs.74,21,041/-) being the amount credited as Royalty represents amount payable to association for the year Financial Year 2018-19 in accordance with agreement dated 11th July 2009 entered into with the publisher.
(2) Previous year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged to conform to current year's classification.
For Chaturvedi & Company Chartered Accountants FRN 302137E
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- S Ganesan, FCA Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain Dr C R K Prasad Partner Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer
Membership No. 217119 UDIN: 19217119AAAAFE9770
Place: Chennai Date: 25-10-2019
165 The Association of Surgeons of India 1.10.19 General Fund Account, Auditorium Account and IJS a/c Unaudited accounts for the period 01.04.19 to 30.09.19 INCOME General Building IJS Total ASI Regional Refresher course Income 3,600,000 3,600,000 GST Collected 2,253,735 404 ,226 2,657,961 FAIS Contribution 300,000 300,000 Contribution received from Conference 3,000,000 3,000,000 ID card amount Collected 1,150 1,150 Interest on Fixed Deposit 2,236,886 2,236,886 Interest on Saving Bank Account 81,462 53765 135,227 New Life Member certificate 1,605 1,605 Donation for Odisha Flood 100,000 100,000 Sale of Apron 1,700 1,700 Sale of Membership / Voters list 10,000 10,000 Election Non refund Deposit 20,000 20,000 Subscription & Entrance Fees 3,000 3,000 Auditorium Rent collected 577,194 577,194 Recovery of Electricity Charges 65,948 65,948 Building Rent Collected 1,602,560 1,602,560 Royalty Received 5724890 5,724,890 Sale of Publication of IJS 15600 15,600
T otal 11,609,538 2 ,649,928 5 ,794,255 20,053,721 EXPENDITURE Postage & Communication 59,197 25000 84,197 Advertisement Charges 10,419 10,419 ASI Regional Refresher course Expenses 1,063,174 1,063,174 ASI Surgical Training Program 358,639 358,639 GST Payment 1,353,176 283,510 1,636,686 EC meeting Expenses 1,318,731 1,318,731 Election Expenses 269,027 269,027 Electricity Charges 65,561 143,383 208,944 General Expenses 33,045 33,045 Legal fee & Expenses 513,000 513,000 Printing & Stationery 133,082 133,082 Repairs & Maintenance 99,917 186,636 286,553 Salaries and Allowances 1,389,885 1,389,885 Staff Amenities 29,493 29,493 Telephone charges 16,487 16,487 Travelling & Conveyance 258,886 258,886 Vehicle Maintenance 4,950 4,950 Website charges 318,600 318,600 Bank charges 8,666 210 146 9,022 Insurance Charges 24,814 24,814 Rates & Taxes 278,281 278,281 Cost of Publication of IJS 32,400 32,400 Editorial Secretarial Expenses 100,000 100,000 IJS Meeting Expenses 34,824 34,824 Excess of Income over Expenditure 4,305,604 1,733,094 5601885 11,640,582 Total 11,609,538 2,649,928 5,794,255 20,053,721
166 167 THE ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS OF INDIA 18, ADAMS ROAD, CHEPAUK, CHENNAI 600005
MEMBERSHIP STRENGTH AS ON 31.08.2019
SL.NO. STATES FA FL SN AL TOTAL
1 AN DHRA PRADESH 4 971 19 505 1499 ARU NACHAL 2 PRADESH 0 26 0 2 28 3 ASSAM 1 346 3 55 405 4 BIHAR 2 926 4 155 1087 5 CHHATTISGARH 2 206 4 24 236 6 CHANDIGARH 0 70 1 11 82 7 DELHI 1 872 26 118 1017 8 GUJARAT 5 999 19 76 1099 9 GOA 3 72 1 4 80 10 HARYANA 3 476 6 53 538 11 HIMACHAL PRADESH 0 77 0 6 83 12 JHARKHAND 0 364 4 65 433 JAMMU AND 13 KASHMIR 0 261 1 81 343 14 KARNATAKA 8 1821 19 679 2527 15 KERALA 2 1051 13 308 1374 16 MADHYA PRADESH 1 745 6 170 922 17 MAHARASTRA 16 2239 48 289 2592 18 MANIPUR 0 102 0 57 159 19 MEGALAYA 0 29 0 7 36 20 MIZORAM 0 19 0 0 19 21 NAGALAND 0 12 0 5 17 22 ODISHA 0 618 2 85 705 23 PONDICHERRY 0 83 1 65 149 24 PUNJAB 1 512 5 31 549 25 RAJASTHAN 3 807 14 124 948 26 TAMILNADU 11 2421 51 852 3335 27 TELANGANA 2 894 11 201 1108 28 TRIPURA 0 30 0 4 34 29 UTTAR PRADESH 5 1737 27 273 2042 30 WEST BENGAL 2 1119 30 263 1414 31 ARMY BASE 0 14 0 0 14 32 OVERSEAS 0 142 1 12 155
T OTAL 72 20061 316 4580 25029
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