The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) is seeking your ITINERARY in order to keep your visit hassle-free.
Please call the Organising Secretariat at Toll-free 1800-202-2024 for all your queries.
For City Tour Call - Mr. Saad Haider 7003592981
For Airport Departure Call - Mr. Shadab Khan 9903161654
Respected DELEGATE,
Borrowing from an oft quoted phrase 'Veni, Vidi, Vici', we feel it appropriate to greet you with - "You came, You saw, You won."
Yes, it is YOU - the Delegate, that we had in focus right through our visualizing strategizing, budgeting and execution. Today after the success of AIOC 2024 Kolkata, on behalf of LOC of the East, we express deep gratitude and heartfelt appreciation for your presence and participation in the proceedings of this mega Conference of AIOS. Our commitment and hardwork would not have been successful without the involvement and collaboration that each of you brought. We found your optimism, spirit of sharing and generosity very inspiring. It kept us going despite many odds and helped overcome challenging situations collectively in real time.
Members of OSWB, the host state society, are always very passionate about Conferences in Kolkata and now we are joined by our colleagues from EIZOC states who are equally thrilled to have been a part of this 'Conference by the East' as we lovingly called it. And our AlOS leadership has always been a source of constant support, counsel and encouragement. We really loved the satisfying journey.
Many of us including myself, wanted to meet and greet each of you personally but that was not to be. If you have enjoyed attending the AIOC 2024 as much as we enjoyed organizing it, you will have surely carried home a part of us -the memorable moments that we created together, day after day, night after night. That will definitely have a way of bringing us closer.
Till we meet again in the next conference maybe, we will cherish your presence here-the moments that you had in AIOC 2024 Kolkata.
Warm regards,
The society organises annual conferences in different parts of the country. In these conferences, a number of scientific activities that include instruction courses, symposia, lectures, post graduate refresher courses, booth lectures, wet labs, surgical skill transfer courses etc. are conducted for the promotion and mutual exchange of knowledge in the field of ophthalmic science.
The All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS) was established in the year 1930. It is a registered society under the societies registration act of 1860. Membership of the society has continuously grown over the years and currently it has over 26,791 life members.
The objectives of the society are cultivation and promotion of the study and practice of ophthalmic sciences, research and man-power development...
Nestled along the banks of the Hooghly River, Kolkata, the cultural capital of India, is a city that seamlessly blends the old with the new. Steeped in history and adorned with cultural richness, Kolkata stands as a testament to the bygone era of the British Raj and the thriving cultural diversity of modern India. From majestic monuments to bustling markets, this city beckons with a kaleidoscope of experiences and has much to offer to every traveller seeking a unique and immersive experience.
Approximate time- 3 hours (approx.) View Location
Walking distance 2 kms (approx.) View Location
Time- Saturday, 16th March 2024 morning from 8.30 AM
The Bagbazar- Kumartuli Walk View Location
Park Street Walk- Merry Street to Cemeteries View Location
College Street Walk View Location
Welcome to the land of Maach and Misti with a sprawling arrangement of different cuisines available in every nook and corner of Kolkata. Starting from starters to midway mains and final ending with endless desserts will submerge you in a sea of surprise! You can twist your tongue with Bengali, Continental, South Indian, Pan Asian and Pan Indian cuisines – all are there in the City of Joy! So, come and enjoy with an utmost relish.
Across the River Hooghly, one can still see signs of various European countries that had created their own unique areas, to facilitate trade through Calcutta’s Port. For those not too familiar with Bengal’s early history, a visit to the area is a real treat as one can see signs of the settlements of various European countries, along the banks of the Hooghly River. The proverbial ‘Little Europe’ by the Hooghly river still holds impressions of European culture. Rampant with historical influences of the British, the Dutch, the Danes, the Portuguese and the French, these patches of multinational interests do weave a breathtaking portrait. Across the Hooghly river, one can still see several settlements that came into existence a long time ago. An evident history of churches, cemeteries, mansions, and clock towers spells over 400 years of their presence in the Lower Ganges. The little remains of these European colonial settlements can usher you into a rich history of trade and culture. The ‘Little Europe’ or the Lower Ganges is still one of the best-kept secrets of Bengal.
West Bengal, with its myriad attractions, invites travellers on a journey through time, nature, and culture. From the bustling streets of Kolkata to the serene landscapes of Darjeeling, each destination unfolds a unique chapter in the state's rich narrative. Whether exploring historical monuments, traversing the mangrove forests of Sunderbans, or savouring the tranquillity of Shantiniketan, West Bengal offers a tapestry of experiences that lingers in the heart of every visitor.
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