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Annual GB Meeting - Neurological Society of India
Discussion points as per agenda (20th December 2012 Hall II, Leela Kempinski, Delhi)
2012/Dec/GB/01: Call to order
President welcomed the members present in the house and the meeting called to order.
2012/Dec/GB/02: Obituary
The Secretary informed the house of the demise of Dr PPS Mathur Jaipur, Dr DN Pal Delhi, Dr Vijaysheel Kumar
Delhi, and Dr K Jagannathan Chennai and Dr A C Ray during the last year. The house offered condolences to
the bereaved families.
2012/Dec/GB/03: Congratulations
The Secretary informed all the members about the felicitations received by the members during the last year:
Dr B K Misra, Chairman, Neurosurgery Dept., PD Hinduja Mumbai has taken over as President Elect for
World Federation of Skull Base Surgery only to take over as President after 4 years for 4 years term.
He was also Invited as the Asian Australian Fellow and Guest Speaker to the 2012 Neurosurgical Society of
Australasia Annual Scientific Meeting from 4 – 6 October 2012 Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia and gave
2 invited talks.
He was also an Honored Guest Speaker at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in
Osaka, Japan from 17 -19 October 2012.
He was also invited as Visiting Professor at Acibadem University, Istanbul, Turkey
We congratulate Dr. Misra on his achievements
Dr. Kalyan B Bhattacharya has been nominated as FRCP (Edin). He has been appointed as Visiting
Professor, King's College & Hospital, London and Invited Lecturer, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. He has
also been appointed as Co-Editor in Chief of the Journal, Parkinson's Disease and Restless Leg Syndrome.
He has been appointed as Board Member, WFN, Movement Disorders Group.
Dr K Sridhar has been felicitated with the "Best Doctor Award" from the Dr M G R Medical University,
Chennai.
Dr V K Jain was elected as Treasurer of the Asian Australasian Society of Neurosurgeons.
Dr. Man Mohan Mehndiratta, Director-Professor of Neurology, GB Pant Hospital, New Delhi was
unanimously elected President of Asian Oceanian Association of Neurology (AOAN) for a period of four
years 2012-2016 during the 13th Asian Oceanian Congress of Neurology (AOCN) along with Australian and
New Zealand Association (ANZAN) congress held at Melbourne June 4-8, 2012.
Member World Stroke Organization Education Committee 2012 – 16
Consulting Editor – World Stroke Academy 2012 – 16
Member of World Stroke Organization 2012 -16
VR Joshi Journal of Physicians of India award for outstanding refree for the year 2012.
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Professors A K Mahapatra AIIMS Delhi & Prof. Rajkumar SGPGI Lucknow for being selected as Director
AIIMS Bhuvaneshwar & Rishikesh respectively.
2012/Dec/GB/04: Ratification of the Minutes of EC Meetings & Secretary’s Report
Dr RC Mishra, Secretary NSI presented a brief report of the activities done during the year and expressed his
gratitude to all the members and office bearers for their co-operation for yearlong support guidance, co-
operation and counseling to manage the sometimes easy and sometimes vexed problems of society
administration. He informed that activities like e-communication, arbitration committee and blog for
academic forum have now been fully established during this period and have quite satisfactorily achieved
significant success, but there are several other things viz. updation of the database, purchase of central office,
etc. which are still in need of appraisal and action on urgent, short term and long term basis.
The report was approved by the general body.
2012/Dec/GB/05: Orations for NSICON 2013, Mumbai
Orators for Dr B Ramamurthy Oration (once in 2 years) and Dr P N Tandon Oration (once in 3 years) which are
due in 2013 will be decided by the President as per byelaws and will be informed before the midterm EC
meeting decision to be held in Coimbatore in May.
2012/Dec/GB/06: Symposia Bids for 2014
Several bids were received for symposia for the annual conference 2014 at Coimbatore. There were one bid
for the neurology and 3 bids for neurosurgery symposia. All were in order. Discussions took place at length
and decision was taken as following by the EC Meeting:
Neurology Symposium: Multiple Sclerosis and demyelinating disorders in the Indian context.
Convener: Dr Arul Selvan
Neurosurgery Symposium: Surgery for ischemic cerebrovascular diseases.
Convener: Dr Paritosh Pandey
Successful bidders will be informed about the same along with guidelines existing as per bye laws.
A bid from Dr V G Ramesh was received as a symposium on neurosurgical training and curriculum. This was
seen as a very good concept and was decided that Dr V G Ramesh be requested to be the convener of a
committee which will look at all aspects of training teaching and curriculum for neurosurgical education in
India and will come out with a policy paper. He is entrusted with the formation of committee as per his reach
and choice.
2012/Dec/GB/07: Bids for NSICON 2015
Only one bid was received for organizing the annual conference in 2014. It was from Hyderabad. The bid was
in order and well in time and has been accepted. Dr Manas Panagrahi will be Organizing Secretary.
2012/Dec/GB/08: Online polling
Various aspects of online voting have already been discussed during the EC meetings in the last year and past
GBM. The Secretary had been asked to take up a legal opinion about online voting which have been duly
taken. He informed the house that there was no case regarding online voting in any court of law in the country
to the best of his investigation and online polling is already acceptable in the bye-laws of NSI. The advantage
of having online voting is saving of money and all the members can vote and the number of people voting can
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be increased since manually there is many times a problem of ballot reaching the member. An online test poll
was conducted during the first week of December, with an encouraging response. 42 members voted and the
results were received instantly. Online polling module worked satisfactorily.
In the annual EC meeting it has been decided that Email address, should be mandatory for all the members.
The council have discussed to have at least 10 more dummy online polls conducted every month before the
final implementation. The council has unanimously agreed to execute online polling and it is now put up in the
GBM for the members to have their views.
Discussions on the same were made. Suggestions were made that there can be an option that online voting
can take place and for the members who are not e-literate, postal ballot papers can also be provided.
It was suggested by one of the senior members that this matter was first discussed in 2001 in Mumbai
conference and only because of a few members this process should not be stopped from being implemented.
It was also suggested that one newsletter, preferably just before the national conference a paper newsletter
can be circulated and options for postal ballot can be asked from the members.
The Secretary informed that all measures are being taken up to update the member’s database & emails.
He also informed the members that 10 dummy elections will be done before finalizing the option of online
polling. He urged the members to participate in this drive.
Proposed by Dr A K Banerji, seconded by Dr. Pradhan
2012/Dec/GB/09: New Forums
The need to rope in young neurosurgeons and make them active in the society and involve them by increasing
their participation in the activities relates to the society was felt by the NSI Executive Council. The secretary
informed the members that 3 forums have already been launched on the society website. The academic forum
is already working.
NSI Academic Forum - www.nsi-academicforum.blogspot.in Already functional Interactive blog managed by Dr
Sanjay Behari with Case under spotlight, Question collage, Management dilemma, Resident’s niche, Opinion-
O-metre, Feedback forum has found its place on the website for the benefit of the society members.
Dr. Sanjay Behari invited articles from the members and instructions are given on the blog. He explained in
details about the forum.
Young Neurosurgeons Forum is conceived on the principles of inclusive growth of society wherein the
Secretary proposed to ensure one young neuroscientist to be part of the decision making body along with
giving thrust to maximum involvement of this population in day to day activities. An arbitrary classification is
being put forth as 10 years after attaining the basic qualification or below 45 years of age which so ever is
earlier. At least one EC member of Neurology & Neurosurgery can be from this group. The details of this will
be printed in the next newsletter.
Practicing Neuroscientists Forum is another stratum to provide a platform for those clinicians who have
moved out of rigorous curriculum based activities and a secure umbrella of seniors into remote corners
without significant resources and protection. Sometimes a crucial decision making needs interactive platform.
Their problems certainly are different and needs to be addressed by the society as they form very significant
chunk of members. It can be assimilated with openings into scientific forum by designating specified scientific
programme during annual conferences or whole time digital based platform on website for discussion and
interaction.
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Information about these forums will be advertised in bulk mail to all the members regularly and every
response shall be forwarded to all the members for awareness and greater participation.
Proposed by Dr Deepu Banerji
Seconded by Dr V P Singh
2012/Dec/GB/10: Regarding website the Secretary wished to state that
Because the website development phase is over and which was well managed in yester years by Dr
Rajshekhar, the EC has unanimously resolved to withdraw the position of webmaster more so as the society is
heading for central office which shall be for 1 year. During this duration the working shall be reviewed first in
midterm EC meeting as an agenda and thereafter in December 2013 if found satisfactory it will be extended
for longer durations and will move towards permanent office. Meanwhile the task for search for permanent
office will be on and all aspects of running the office at a fixed place will be taken into account.
2012/Dec/GB/11: Elections & Award Results – Dr C E Deopujari
Dr Deopujari the Returning Officer for this year informed the members that 1700 ballots were sent and
around 328 were received back out of which 4 were faulty. He also informed that mass emails were sent giving
information about the ballot papers.
Dr Vedantam Rajashekhar was elected as the next President.
Dr Deopujari then informed the meeting that as the award sessions are not yet completed, they will be
announced in the valedictory function.
Discussions on the process of selecting the abstracts for award papers were also done.
2012/Dec/GB/12: Proposed constitutional Amendments & Bye Laws
A constitutional amendment notice was received by the Secretary 4 months ago from Prof AK Banerji. The
amendment was regarding adding a tag line to the name of Neurological Society of India, “oldest and largest
body of neurosurgeons in India”. It was widely circulated to all members and it generated multiple reactions
across the subspecialities, the Secretary informed the house that he has a collection of all the letters as a hard
copy and all were discussed in the EC. The EC has unanimously resolved to adopt the suggestions by Dr N H
Wadia which was “The oldest Society of Neurosurgeons, Neurologists and Neuroscientists of India” over the
amendment notice of Prof A K Banerji. Prof Banerji was present in the GBM and was requested to advise the
house with his viewpoint.
Dr J S Chopra asked Prof Banerji about the necessity to add the tagline. Prof Banerji explained that the name
does not cover all the specialties of our field.
Discussions about the same were made in the meeting.
It was also discussed to add the word “allied” to the tagline.
The tagline “NSI, oldest Society of Neurosurgeons, Neurologists and Allied Neuroscientists of India” was
accepted by the members.
Proposed by Dr M D Nair and Seconded by Dr J Chopra
2012/Dec/GB/13: Education Cell Report by Dr C E Deopujari
Dr Deopujari informed that the Neurology courses by Dr Pauranik and Neurosurgery Course by himself with
the help of Dr Rajasekhar and Dr Deepu Banerji were started this year. He reported on the Neurosurgery
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course. He informed that the PG Neurosurgery course was held in Mumbai in February and second was in
August in Vellore. He also informed that the feedback from the students was taken into consideration and the
next course is scheduled on 12th and 13th of February next year at AIIMS, New Delhi under the guidance of Prof
BS Sharma with the help of Dr. Manmohan Singh. He informed the members to send the final year students
from their institutes to the course. He also informed that interest to conduct similar courses was shown by
many doctors including Dr Suresh Nair from Trivandrum, Dr DCM Prasad at Tirupathi, Dr SN Mathuriya in
Chandigarh, Dr Ajay Sharma at GB pant and Dr Sandeep Chaterjee at Calcutta. The EC were of the opinion that
the August course can be held at Kolkata. A lot of interest is being shown towards the practical courses and 3
such courses were conducted this year under the aegis of NSI. He also informed that five fellowships for three
months are being planned for young neurosurgeons under the age of 45. Dr Sodhi will be starting his
fellowship in February in Chandigarh and the other four will also be given fellowships soon. These will be
partly funded by the society with some participation from the industry.
2012/Dec/GB/14: Treasurer’s Report by Dr Deepu Banerji
Dr Deepu Banerji presented the Treasurer’s Report. He informed the meeting that this year quite a large
number of members have joined the society. He informed that a total of 179 new member applications were
received out of which 56 were life members, 49 neurosurgeons, 4 neurophysicians and 3 were allied. 123
associate member applications were received.
He also informed the house about the expenses of the year. The details of the same were given in the balance
sheet which showed a detail of incomes and expenditures of NSI.
Dr Deepu Banerji also brought up a proposal for financial support to young Neurosurgeons for International
Conference/ Symposium or fellowship upto max Rs. 50000/ to be selected by a committee of President/
President Elect and Hon Secretary.
The report and proposals were approved by the general body.
2012/Dec/GB/15: CME Convenor Report by Dr V P Singh
The video session in the CME has now been stopped after suggestions from many members and symposia
have been introduced. Feedback forms were introduced this year. 3 negative feedbacks were received for
some selected topics and 33 positive feedbacks were received. Discussions about the topics to be included
were taken. Suggestions were made to allow the presenters to use their personal laptops to project their
videos which were noted by Dr Singh.
Suggestions were also made regarding 3D projections of video sessions. Suggestions were also made to
continue the video sessions with new presenters every year.
2012/Dec/GB/16: Editor’s Report by Dr J M K Murthy
Dr RC Mishra read the Editor’s Report by Dr JMK Murthy
Journal Performance
The impact factor of Neurology India for the year 2011 is 0.956 based on the number of citations of the
articles published in 2010 and is a significant improvement over the impact factor for the year 2010.
Till date 12.12.2012 the total number of submission is 1024. There performance indices are quite impressive.
The mean number of days until paper is under review: 18.48 days. The mean number of days from first
submission to acceptance: 56.85 days (range 0,223) and the mean number of days from acceptance to
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publication: 41.10 days (range 10,161). As on 12.12.2012, of the 1024 articles have been submitted, 178 (17%)
articles have been accepted, 775 (76%) articles have been rejected, and 71 (7%) are under review or revision.
The ratio between original article and case reports published in the year 2012 volume is 3.2:1. All the issues
have been placed on the website well in time. The November-December will be on the website in the third
week of December.
Journal Finances
The financial position of the journal has been sound like last year. In the year 2012 the total amount that we
had paid to the publisher till date is Rs 15,60,459, out of which we could raise Rs 11,31,838. Till date got Rs
5,00,000 from the Treasurer, NSI. We will have to pay for two issues Sept-Oct and Nov-Dec issues. After all the
payments the present bank balance is Rs 1,29,189. I am also happy to say that the auditor has not charged for
auditing the accounts since I took over as Editor, 2009.
Concern was raised that there are a lot more number of articles in the journal regarding neurological issues
and there are very few articles dealing with neurosurgery. Discussions for the same were made. Discussions
on improving the quality of articles included and their volume was also made.
It was also pointed out that the reviewers are not very positive in their views. The format of articles accepted
is also very rigid. The Indian authors also do not like to quote fellow Indians hence the citation index is coming
done.
The Editors Report was accepted.
Before the NSICON 2013 Report Dr RC Mishra shared the achievement of Dr Atul Goel who was elected as the
President of Asia Oceana Skull Base Society.
2012/Dec/GB/17: NSICON 2013 Mumbai by Dr Suresh Sankhla
Dr Suresh Sankhla presented a report regarding the arrangements for NSICON 2013. On the behalf of the
organizing committee he invited all members to the next year’s conference. He informed the members that
NSICON 2012 is scheduled for December12th – 15th with workshops on the 11th. This meeting will be held
jointly with the Neurological Society of India and AASAN (American Association of South Asian Neurosurgeons)
& PAN Arabian society. The venue for the meeting will be NCPA (National Centre for Performing Arts) at
Nariman Point is located centrally in the heart of the city and accessible to Marine drive and nearby starred
Credit Notes adjusted Previous Balance Balance receivable
Other than Advt Advt TDS on Advt
189,954 159,610 3,192 Nov 76/ Dec 92/ Jan 184/ Jan 98 85,804
215,736 129,618 2,212 'Feb 97/ Mar 93/ Mar 237/ Mar 238 85,804 127,825
82,251 86,239 16,849 Royalty 127,825 250,521
42,855 68,219 11,107 Royalty 250,521 396,729
15,274 396,729 412,003
89,137 68,219 15,736 Royalty 412,003 492,991
Credit Note amt/Royalty
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hotels. He also detailed about the capacity and amenities of the venue. He once again welcomed every
member to the conference.
The meeting was then adjourned after applauding the efforts of Secretary NSI.
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Membership Dues
The Executive Committee shall propose all dues for different categories of members. These
decisions will be implemented with the concurrence of the General Body. Membership shall be
counted from 1st January to 31st December or 1st June to 31st May (depending on when the
member was admitted) for purposes of annual subscriptions.
Members who have not paid their subscription by 31st December or 31st May shall be sent a
registered acknowledgement due notice by the Treasurer of the Society giving them till 31st
March or 31 st August to clear all outstanding dues. Non-payment of subscription by 31st
March or 31st August would result in removal of the member's name from the rolls.
Only Life Members, who have paid their dues by 31st March, would be eligible to vote in that
calendar year.
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EC Meeting II - Neurological Society of India
Minutes of the Annual EC Meeting (21st December 2012 at Leela Kempinski, Delhi)
Members Present:
Keki E Turel, Chandrashekhar Deopujari, RC Mishra, Deepu Banerji, VP Singh, P Sarat Chandra, Manas
Panigrahi, MD Nair, V Rajshekhar
1. Discussions were made regarding the orators and speakers at the NSICON 2013. The scientific programme
for the same was also discussed.
2. Deliberations were also made on the improper behavior and actions of some of the members during
banquets as reported by the organizing secretary Dr P Sarat Chandra.
Resolved that strict actions would be taken in future regarding the same and such issues would not be
allowed to happen in future EC resolved to have zero tolerance towards such activities.
3. The council applauded the efforts of Dr Sarat Chandra for organizing a great meeting.
4. The Secretary informed the decision regarding the constitutional amendment notice brought by Dr AK
Banerjee who was present during the GBM and his approval of accepting the tagline of Dr NH Wadia i.e.,
“The oldest Society of Neurosurgeons, Neurologists and Allied Neuroscientists of India” in the General
Body Meeting . This is to be displayed prominently along with the logo to symbolize the society. It was
decided to incorporate the same in the design of the logo
5. The conference dates of NSICON 2014 were then informed as 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th of December. The Mid-
term EC Meeting was scheduled to 4th & 5th May 2013 at Coimbatore.
6. It was also decided to authorize the Organizing Secretary NSICON 2015 Dr
V Rajesh Babu to open an account at HDFC Bank in Coimbatore. Necessary documents and letter of
permission were provided to him.
7. The announcements for the awards were then made:
Neuro-Oncology Award: Dr Anchal Kakkar
Allied Neurosciences Award: Dr Avnish Kumar Chauhan
Neurosurgery: Dr Siddhartha Shankar Sahoo
Neurology: NOT AWARDED
Epilepsy Award: NOT AWARDED
NSI-AASAN Award: Dr Tarapore Pheroz, USA
Best Poster: Dr Sumit Sinha, Dr Satwick R Shetty
The guidelines for award presentations were discussed.
8. NSI-AASAN Awards for every year were deliberated. Relationships with CNS for academic fellowships were
also discussed.
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NSI ACADEMIC FORUM
Dear NSI members,
It is with great pleasure that we announce the initiation of a new academic forum on our NSI website. This will
give all of us an opportunity to test our academic acumen, disseminate knowledge and enhance our
communication with each other. We request you to wholeheartedly contribute to this endeavour to make it a
grand success.
The NSI academic forum would be under the following subheadings:
1. Case under spotlight: An entire case with clinical/operative photographs, their legends and the patient management will be summarised in about 5-6 photographs, their legends and a small paragraph of discussion. The entire write-up should not be of more than 500 words.
2. Question collage: Three multiple-choice questions related to the “Case under spotlight” will be presented and answers exhibited on the website at the end of the month. We request you to contribute to the “Case under spotlight” and “Question collage” as well as write to the “Feedback forum” regarding your opinion/management protocol for the case.
3. Management dilemma: A short history and preoperative radiology of a patient with two photographs will be presented with pertinent questions and the readers will be asked to express their opinion regarding the patient’s management in the “Feedback forum.” At the end of the month, the way the case was managed by the contributing author will be presented.
4. Resident’s niche: A small write up of basic anatomy, clinical note, histology, radiology or management in only be one paragraph of less than 300 words will be presented.
5. Opinion-O-metre: A single question may be asked and as soon as it is answered in “Yes, No or Not sure,” the real-time score will be exhibited to the reader participating in the opinion poll. A clock will also reveal the total number of responses recorded at that point in time for that particular question.
6. Feedback forum: Opinions expressed by the readers along with their name and institution will be exhibited. Anonymous letters, however, will not be entertained. This may be related to any of the above mentioned five sections.
While contributing cases, we request you to kindly maintain patient confidentiality in photographs and text. A
certification on the senior author’s letter-head signed by all authors stating that all of them have read the case
manuscript and approve its final form; that this case has neither been accepted, published nor copyrighted
by any other journal ; and, there are no conflict of issue matters associated with the manuscript, would be a
mandatory accompaniment as a scanned document attached with the e mail. This however would not be
required for contributions to the “Feedback forum.” All material published on the website will be duly
acknowledged. The editors of the website reserve the right to edit the reader’s contributions especially with
regard to corrections in English language, brevity and propriety. The contributors will be solely responsible for
their opinions and the ethical issues associated with their contributions.
The cases with photographs may be sent as word files and high resolution JPEG images to all of the e mail
addresses: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected].
This is your website. We solicit your active participation by sending us interesting cases managed by you.
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Website www.neurosocietyindia.org
NSI website is in the process of being revamped and made more functional & appealing. All members,
institutions may forward their URL identity & emails immediately to the webmaster at
[email protected] (with a copy to the secretary at [email protected] so that data
may be updated.
Members’’ Username & Password
All members (Full/Life and Associate) are eligible to obtain their Username and Password to access their
profile on the NSI website (www.neurosocietyindia.com). Since this is the only Address Database used by
all the Officials of the Society (Editor, Secretary, Treasurer, President Elect), it is in your interest to ensure
that your address and email address are accurate. All members are requested to obtain the same by
writing to the [email protected]. Details on how to access your personal profile will be
mentioned in the letter sent along with the username and password. In case of any difficulty please contact
the Webmaster at the email address mentioned above.
This is an appeal to all members to provide their email id to the Webmaster so that the communications
between the Society and the Members will be easy and paperless. You will also benefit by being sent
Email Alerts about various activities of and news about the Society Please cooperate by immediately
applying for your username and password.
Officers of Regional Neuroclubs / Societies
The Executive Committee of NSI requests all regional neuro clubs/societies to register with the NSI as
being representative of neuroscientists of that region. This registration will become mandatory to be
recognized as bona fide representative club/society of that region when bidding for the Annual Conference
of NSI. If more than one regional club/society claims representative status then a list of members who are
also NSI members with their NSI membership number and signatures will have to be appended with the
registration form. Registration form is available on the NSI website (www.neurosocietyindia.org) in the
Download forms section.
Presentation of Papers by new members at the annual conference of NSI
Please note that only new members approved prior to April 30 or whose membership application forms
have been received by the Treasurer by that date of every year will be eligible to present papers at that
year’s Annual Conference of the NSI.
Pincode Required
This is an appeal to all members to update their full contact address with pincode as it is required for
sending the Society journal Neurology India by post. To access your address on the web based database,
please obtain Username and Password by writing to the Webmaster. Details are available on the NSI
website: www.neurosocietyindia.org
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Travelling Fellowships - NSI
Travelling fellowships are available for members of the Society to attend conferences and also to visit
different centre’s in the country.
For eligibility please visit the website (www.neurosocietyindia.org) or write to the Treasurer, NSI.
Travelling Fellowships – WFNS (I) TRUST
WFNS (I) Trust provides grants for attending workshops, short term training programs and conferences
(except annual NSI conference) both in India and abroad to members/associate members of NSI.
Neurosurgeons or trainees from SAARC countries (other than India) are eligible for grants for attending
workshops/ conferences/ training programmes in India. For details contact Prof. A.K. Banerji Secretary,
email: [email protected]. Forms are available on the NSI website (Download Forms section)
NSI Office during the Annual Conference at Mumbai (NSICON 2013)
All delegates attending the Annual Conference at Mumbai are kindly requested to report to the NSI
office as soon as possible after their registration process.
They are requested to re-verify their membership numbers and addresses so that the same can be
updated in the records as well as in the Membership Directory.
The office shall remain open throughout the conference.
- Honorary Secretary
Announcements
1. Endoskullbase Mumbai fellowship We are happy to announce a 6 months to 1 year fellowship for a qualified neurosurgeons based mainly at the Bombay Hospital for endoscopic neurosurgery for the skullbase. Interested candidate can apply to Dr C. E. Deopujari on [email protected] or call on phone number : 022 -22087805 with a short CV for further details.
2. Fellowship in Pediatric Neurosurgery is available in Mumbai for a period up to 1 year for qualified
neurosurgeons. Please write to Dr C. E. Deopujari [email protected] or [email protected]
3. The "VI World Congress International Federation of Neuroendoscopy" will be held at Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai from 8th to 11th, December, 2013 with International participation for Live surgery and Cadaveric Workshop. Kindly find the details of the meeting on www.neuroendoscopy2013.com
4. "Ginde Oration" will be scheduled at Bombay Hospital, Mumbai from 20th April, 2013. Professor Volker Sonntag, Past President of American Association of Neurological Surgeons from Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, Arizona will be delivered a guest lecture on his experience of CV junction surgery. This will be followed by Cadaveric Workshop. Registration is free but compulsory.
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Dear Members
Kindly quote your membership number for all future correspondence with the society.
For new membership
Forms can be down loaded through the Website and photocopy of the same can be used.
Send filled in forms with subscription to:-
Dr. Deepu Banerji,
Consultant Neurosurgeon,
Fortis Wockhardt Hospital,
Mulund Goregaon Link Road,
Mumbai 400078.
Email: [email protected]
Change of Address
Kindly confirm change of postal address/ e-mail address etc. to the Secretary, NSI at:
Dr. R. C. Mishra,
2/4 AB, Swadeshi Bima Nagar,
Civil Lines, Agra 282007.
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
For speedy communication kindly use E-mail
Neurology India-Journal
Regarding Journal related problems kindly contact Editor, Neurology India:
Dr. J.M.K. Murthy,
Chief of Neurology,
Department of Neurology,
The Institute of Neurological Sciences, CARE Hospital,
Exhibition Road, Nampally,
Hyderabad 500001.
Email: [email protected]
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Dr Abdul Jaleel P. Kerala JA-74
Dr Prashant Singh Kushwaha MP KA-174
Dr Balasubramani Karuppannan Tamilnadu KA-175
Dr Niten Kumar New Delhi KA-176
Dr Aanchal Kakkar Delhi KA-177
Dr Sumanth Kumar N. Tamilnadu KA-178
Dr Narendra Kumar Kolkata KA-179
Dr Sanjeev Kumar Kerala KA-180
Dr Suhela Kapoor Haryana KA-181
Dr Vishakha Basavraj Karpe Maharashtra KA-182
Dr Rajan Kumar Uttar Pradesh KA-183
Dr Vinayak I. Kadlimatti Karnataka KA-184
Dr Mamindla Ravi Kumar Andhra Pradesh KA-185
Dr Dilraj Baburao Kadlas Maharashtra KA-186
Dr Lokesha B. L. Mysore LA-17
Muthuraman P Trichy MA-133
Dr Jeevesh Mallik Jharkhand MA-134
Dr Shivashankar Marajakke Kerala MA-135
Dr Sanjeevkumar N. Munoli New Delhi MA-136
Dr Manoj Kumar V B Karnataka MA-137
Dr Veeresha U. Mathad New Delhi MA-138
Dr Lukam I G Mulla Kerala MA-139
Dr Toldo Moreno UP MA-140
Dr Ashok M. Bangalore MA-141
Dr Harshit Mishra Delhi MA-142
Dr Ram Avtar Malav Rajasthan MA-143
Dr Nikunj Mittal Tamilnadu MA-144
Dr Prakash V. Nair Kerala NA-54
Dr Nithyanand R. Tamilnadu NA-55
Dr Raghavendra Nayak Kolkata NA-56
Dr Dipendra Kumar Pradhan Kerala PA-125
Dr M. Prabhu Tamilnadu PA-126
Dr Samir Nitin Parekh Mumbai PA-127
Dr Ananda Kumar Mahapatra New Delhi PA-128
Dr Pavithran V. M. Kerala PA-129
Dr Nityanand Pandey New Delhi PA-131
Dr Goutham Selvam Periasamy Tamilnadu PA-132
Dr Sweta Prakash Adatia Gujarat PA-133
Dr Chelladurai Pandian H. Tamilnadu PA-134
Dr Mohana Rao Patibandla Andhra Pradesh PA-135
Dr Vangala Brahma Prasad Andhra Pradesh PA-136
Dr Raghavendra H. New Delhi RA-132
Dr Arun Reddy M Hyderabad RA-133
Dr Rajendra Prasad A. Hyderabad RA-134
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Dr Vishal Rokade Maharashtra RA-135
Dr Santosh R Bangalore RA-136
Dr Sarang Govind Rote Kolkata RA-137
Dr Ramkumar R. R. Tamilnadu RA-138
Dr A Rajesh Tamilnadu RA-139
Dr R Renganathan Tamilnadu RA-140
Dr Ramya L Chennai RA-141
Dr Vinjamuri Srinivasa Rao Andhra Pradesh RA-142
Dr Rahul S. Shirpewar Maharashtra SA-291
Dr Renuka Satyanarayana Sharma Hyderabad SA-292
Dr Amrit Kumar Saikia Bangalore SA-293
Dr Shivender Sobti New Delhi SA-294
Dr Amit Kumar Singh U.P. SA-295
Dr T. Sureshbabu Tamilnadu SA-296
Dr Sawarkar Dattaraj Paramanand New Delhi SA-297
Dr Satvik P G Andhra Pradesh SA-298
Dr Avinash K S Kolkata SA-299
Dr Arun H. S. Bangalore SA-300
Dr Ankit Sharma Bangalore SA-301
Dr Arun P S Kerala SA-302
Dr Safi Ikbal Siddique Kolkata SA-303
Dr Debabrata Sahana Kerala SA-304
Dr Siddhartha Shankar Sahoo Delhi SA-305
Dr S. Maria Subison Tamilnadu SA-306
Dr D R Shankar Tamilnadu SA-307
Dr Yogesh Pralhad Shende Uttar Pradesh SA-308
Dr Devesh Kumar Singh Uttar Pradesh SA-309
Dr Harman Sobti Punjab SA-310
Dr Mansukh D. Sangani Delhi SA-311
Dr S Siva Subramanyam Tamilnadu SA-312
Dr Jayesh C. Sardhara Utter Pradesh SA-313
Dr Saurabh Srivastava Utter Pradesh SA-314
Dr Rahul Lalit Sharma New Delhi SA-315
Dr Ravi Thakkar U.P. TA-36
Dr Anand Mohan Thakur Kolkata TA-37
Dr Bhaumik Prabharsinh Thakor Kerala TA-38
Dr Animesh Upadhyay Maharashtra UA-2
Dr Amit Kumar Upadhyay Kerala UA-4
Dr Ganesh V. Bangalore VA-72
Dr Raja S. Vignesh Tamilnadu VA-73
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List of Members – Neurophysicians
NAME CITY DEPARTMENT MEM. NO.
Dr Sniadhendu Ghosh West Bengal Neurologist GNP-34
Dr Hrishikesh Kumar West Bengal Neurologist KNP-66
Dr Netravathi M Karnataka Neurologist NNP-31
Dr Manjari Tripathi New Delhi Neurologist TNP-17
Dr Ajay Kumar Vats Rajasthan Neurologist VNP-27
List of Members – Allied Neuroscientists
NAME CITY DEPARTMENT MEM. NO.
Dr Swati Dayanand Chinchure Haryana Neuroradiology CNR-1
Dr Lt. Col. K S Rajmohan Karnataka Neuropathology RNPATH-5
Dr Ripan Sippy New Delhi Neuropsychiatric SNPSY-2
List of Members – Neurosurgeons
NAME CITY MEM. NO.
Dr Balumohan M Kerala BNS-97
Dr K Chandrasekar Tamilnadu CNS-46
Dr Ashwani Kumar Chaudhary Punjab CNS-47
Dr Amit Chakrabarty Rajasthan CNS-49
Dr Sanjeev Rajendra Desai Maharashtra DNS-56
Dr Sumit Deb Kolkata DNS-57
Dr Jaspreet Singh Dil Karnataka DNS-58
Dr Rajendra Dhariwal Gujarat DNS-59
Dr Amit Dagar New Delhi DNS-60
Dr Nimit Kumar Gupta New Delhi GNS-78
Dr Nagaraj V. Gadwal Karnataka GNS-79
Dr Bharat Gupta Punjab GNS-8
Dr Alok Kr. Gupta UP GNS-80
Dr Abhinav Gupta Delhi GNS-81
Dr Anurag Gupta Karnataka GNS-82
Dr Pramod Giri Maharashtra GNS-84
Dr Sanjay Gupta Rajasthan GNS-85
Dr (Major) Anand Gupta Uttar Pradesh GNS-86
Dr V S Hari Tamilnadu HNS-16
Dr Ansari Ishtyaque Maharashtra INS-5
Dr Madan Bhimsen Jadhav Maharashtra JNS-47
Dr Anand Balkisanji Kakani Maharashtra KNS-104
Dr S Suresh Kumar Kerala KNS-105
Dr Deepak Kumar Gurgaon KNS-106
Dr Shiva S Kupanur Karnataka KNS-107
