Final Announcement Brochure

ASIAN DERMATOLOGICAL
CONGRESS 2016
TH
TH
2016
1313th--16
16th OCTOBER
OCTOBER 2016
Sahara
Star
International
Convention
Centre,
Sahara
Star
International
Convention
Centre,
Mumbai,
Mumbai,India
India
Organised
Branch)
OrganisedBy
ByIADVL
IADVL(Maharashtra
Maharashtra Branch
Final Announcement
www.adc2016.org
Messages
Congress President and Secretary’s Message
Dr. Rashmikant Shah
Congress Secretary
MD, DVD, Consulting Dermatologist
Govt. General Hospital - Malad
Dr. Vinay Saraf
Congress President
MD, DVD, Consulting Dermatologist
Nanavati Superspeciality Hospital – Vile Parle
Dear Colleagues,
‘‘SUSWAGATAM’’, Welcome !
On behalf of Asian Dermatological Association, Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists
(IADVL), host organization, IADVL Maharashtra Branch, we welcome you to Mumbai – the financial capital of India. The
beautiful venue, Sahara Star International Convention Centre, is just a stone’s throw away from Mumbai Domestic Airport and is
easily approachable from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Terminal 2. Mumbai is well connected from all major cities
in world and India by air, rail and road. The convention centre is well equipped with latest state of the art technology, has 246
rooms in house, for comfortable stay. Moreover there are plenty of budget- as well as five star-hotels to choose from.
Mumbai city has a colourful history of 1,800 years. In modern times, Mumbai – or Bombay as it was known before –
came under Portugese control in the 16th century. The marriage treaty of Charles II of England and Catherine of Portugal
on 8 May 1661 placed Bombay in British possession as a part of Catherine's dowry to Charles. In 1686, Bombay was
placed under the control of the British East India Company and became head quarter of its establishments in India. What
was initially a collection of seven islands was united into a single land mass by the British company in 1782. Various
British Governors lovingly nurtured and developed the city. Thus began the transformation of original fishing islands
into a thriving modern metropolis. Today the beautiful city has a lot to offer to the tourists and the art lovers in the form of
beaches, museums, art galleries, zoo, an aquarium of international standards, a reserve forest with lion safari, caves with
ancient carvings in stone and a vibrant night life. It is said that Mumbai “never sleeps”.
Indian culture exhorts the principle of “Atithi Devo Bhav “ meaning “a guest is God”. In this glorious tradition, we assure
all delegates, sponsors, exhibitors and accompanying persons that our team will leave no stone unturned for the safety
and the comfortable stay of our guests amidst a warm, friendly atmosphere. We are looking forward to welcoming you in
October, 2016 to a feast of Asian dermatology, great Indian hospitality and sumptuous cuisines of Mumbai.
Wishing you a happy learning time and a memorable trip to India.
Office Bearers and Organizing Committee of ADC 2016
Vinay Saraf
Congress President
Uday Khopkar
Scientific Chair
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Hemangi Jerajani
Congress Vice President
Chitra Nayak
Scientific Co Chair
Ashok Shah
Congress Vice President
Vijay Zawar
Scientific Co Chair
Rashmikant Shah
Congress Secretary
Shital Poojary
Treasurer
Manish Gautam
Jt. Organizing Secretary
Vibhavari Nigale
Jt. Treasurer
Haresh Timbadia
President
IADVL Maharashtra
Chairman of Asian Dermatological Association
Yoshiki Miyachi, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University, Japan
Asian Dermatological Association (ADA) was founded in 1986 to promote and
encourage communication among dermatologists in Asian countries. Over 30 Asian
countries have joined us making ADA a real representative of Asian dermatological
world. We have been holding Asian Dermatological Congress (ADC) every few years
touching down various Asian cities such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Beijing,
Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Seoul. The next ADC will be held in Mumbai, for the first time in India, on 1316, October, 2016 sponsored by Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists
(IADVL) . As Chairman of ADA, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my enthusiastic welcome to
our memorable 10th ADC in Mumbai this year.
In this Congress, you can find discussion on currently important issues in Asian skin and enjoy latest clues for
clinical dermatology. Also you can learn clinical pearls and what’s new in cosmetic and aesthetic
dermatology. This is why I really would like to invite you from all over the world to join the Congress at the
beautiful old city of Mumbai in the best season of the year. Of course, I will be there and we will meet the
challenges of changing paradigm as well as future options for practical clinical dermatology.
I hope everybody will come to the 10th ADC in Mumbai learning an Indian flavored hot dermatology and
deepen our fruitful friendships among Asian as well as global dermatologists.
See you in Mumbai!
Secretary of Asian Dermatological Association
Ho King Man, MBBS (HK),
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
Dear Friends and Fellow Colleagues,
The 10th Asian Dermatological Congress (ADC) will be held in Mumbai on October
13–16, 2016. Building on the success of the 9th ADC which were attended by around
2,000 participants, from more than 30 countries from the East and the West, the Indian
Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists (IADVL) has striven to
carry on the past and forge ahead into the future to organize the Congress.
With the leadership of Dr Vinay Saraf, we are pleased about the momentum and support that is building and
gathering for this Congress. We believe that it will be exciting for doctors around the World to join the event,
share your knowledge, learn more about us and have a look at this energetic historical city.
We look forward to meeting you all.
With my best personal regards.
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Message from National IADVL President 2016
Dr Devesh Mishra
MD DVD, Consulting Dermatologist
Dear Friends,
Season’s greetings. Lot of planning and hard work of around one year has gone into
preparations of Asian Dermatology Congress 2016. The organizing and scientific
committee members under the able guidance of Dr Vinay Saraf, Congress President and
Dr Rashmikant Shah, Congress Secretary have gone into minor details of everything.
ADC 2016 is going to be a real treat to all delegates – scientifically and organizationally. Many eminent speakers
from Asian countries and internationally are participating. IADVL on its part will definitely encourage young
dermatologist’s participation by offering awards & scholarships.
Let’s take full advantage of this International Congress being organized in Mumbai by active participation. I,
on behalf of IADVL, welcome you all.
Best wishes for a memorable ADC 2016.
IADVL Scholarships for attending ADC 2016
The IADVL will award 50 scholarships (one-third each for Provisional Life Members, Life Members aged
below 35 years and Life Members aged above 35 years each) of Rs. 10,000 each for attending the ADC 2016.
Registered delegates presenting a paper/poster and having no other funding source will be eligible. The grant
will be disbursed on completion of the conference. Details will be announced on the IADVL website shortly.
Important Dates
Registration First Slab
Registration Second Slab
Till 30th April 2016
1st May - 31st August 2016
On Spot Registration
Abstract Submission Last Date
From 1st September 2016
30th April 2016
Presenting Author to Register
Before 30th June 2016
Note: Please check www.adc2016.org for regular updates
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Organising Committee
Asian Dermatology Association
Prof Yoshiki Miyachi
Dr. Kim Hyung-ok
Dr. Ho King Man
Dr. Chrang-Shi Lin
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Dr. Akimichi Morita
Prof. Keiji Iwatsuki
Dr. Kwang-joong Kim
Dr. Joyce Teng-ee Lim
Dr. Steven Kim-weng Chow
Dr. Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte
Dr. Rataporn Ungpakorn
Dr. Devesh Mishra
Dr. Yogesh Marfatia
Dr. Venkatram Mysore
President
President Elect
Immediate Past President
Dr. Shyamanta Barua
Dr. Rajib Gogoi
Dr. B. B. Mahajan
Dr. Anil Ganjoo
Hon. Secretary General
Hon. Treasurer
Vice President
Vice President
Dr. Prabhat Kumar
Dr. Biju Vasudevan
Joint Secretary
Joint Secretary
Council Members
Prof. Bao-xi Wang
Dr. Chun-di He
Prof. Jianzhong Zhang
Dr. Suresh P. Joshipura
IADVL
IADVL Maharashtra Branch
Dr. Haresh Timbadia
Dr. Shital Poojary
Dr. Sunil Vartak
President
Hon. Secretary
Treasurer
Congress Organising Committee
Dr. Vinay Saraf
Dr. Hemangi Jerajani
Dr. Ashok Shah
Congress President
Congress Vice President
Congress Vice President
Dr. Rashmikant Shah
Dr. Manish Gautam
Dr. Shital Poojary
Dr. Vibhavari Nigale
Org. Secretary
Jt. Org. Secretary
Treasurer
Jt. Treasurer
Dr. Rui Fernandes
Dr. J. K. Maniar
Dr. H. J. Shroff
Dr. D. J. Patil
Dr. M. Y. Khedkar
Dr. Girish Saoji
Dr. Bipin Mehta
Dr. D. G. Saple
Dr. Somesh Gupta
Dr. Jayadev Betkerur
Dr. Rajesh Buddhdev
Dr. Suresh Talwar
Dr. Deepak Parikh
Dr. Rashmi Sarkar
Patrons
Dr. V. R. Mehta
Dr. R. G. Valia
Advisors
Dr. Ashok Bajaj
Dr. Chetan Oberai
Dr. Dilip Shah
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Scientific Committee
Dr. Uday Khopkar
Dr. Chitra Nayak
Dr. Vijay Zawar
Scientific Chair
Scientific Co chair
Scientific Co chair
Organising Sub Committee
Organising Committee
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Dr. Zhang Jianzhong
Dr. Henry Chan
Dr. Jai il Youn
Immediate Past President ADA
Organising Secretary 9th ADC
Organising Secretary 8th ADC
Scientific
Committee
Workshop
Committee
Registration
Committee
Audio Visual and
Venue Committee
Dr. Ameet Valia
Dr. Anirudh Gulanikar
Dr. Arun Inamdar
Dr. C. R. Srinivas
Dr. Col. Manas Chatterji
Dr. Kiran Godse
Dr. Kiran Nabar
Dr. Lalit Gupta
Dr. Manish Shah
Dr. Naguesh Pai Kakode
Dr. Narasimha Rao
Dr. Nina Madnani
Dr. Nitin Nadkarni
Dr. Pradeep Mahajan
Dr. R. G. Torsekar
Dr. Rachita Dhurat
Dr. Ram Malkani
Dr. Ramesh Bhat
Dr. S. Sacchidanand
Dr. Satish Udare
Dr. Shyam Verma
Dr. Shyamanta Barua
Dr. Sushil Tahiliani
Dr. Swapnil Shah
Dr. Vikrant Saoji
Dr. Vishalakshi Vishwanath
Dr. Yogesh Marfatia
Dr. Abhay Talati
Dr. Behroze Deputy
Dr. Bhavana Doshi
Dr. Dhananjay Chavan
Dr. Dhananjay Damle
Dr. G. K. Shah
Dr. Ganesh Pai
Dr. Jayshree Sharad
Dr. Jyotsna Deo
Dr. Kalpana Sarangi
Dr. Kaushal Verma
Dr. Khalil Mukadam
Dr. Madhuri Agrawal
Dr. Malavika Kohli
Dr. Mansukh Ghalla
Dr. Narendra Patwardhan
Dr. Nirmal B
Dr. Niteen Dhepe
Dr. Sama Rais
Dr. Sanjeev Aurangabadkar
Dr. Sharad Mutalik
Dr. Shehnaz Arsiwala
Dr. Siddhi Chikhalkar
Dr. Snehal Shriram
Dr. Swagata Tambe
Dr. Vidya Kharkar
Dr. Bhavesh Swarnakar
Dr. Mukesh Shah
Dr. Sandeep Buddhadeo
Dr. Jay Gupte
Dr. Meghana Phiske
Dr. Sharmila Patil
Brochure and
Website Committee
Cultural Program
Committee
Dr. Rajan TD
Dr. Ashwin Kosambia
Dr. Vinay Gopalani
Dr. Dhaval Shah
Dr. Madhuri Agarwal
Dr. Manjyot Gautam
Trade Exhibition and
Pharma Relations
Committee
Hospitality and
Accommodation
for Guest Committee
Dr. Dilip Thakkar
Dr. Jawahar Mansukhani
Dr. Raj Harjani
Dr. Raj Parikh
Dr. Vivek Pai
Dr. D. D. Banodkar
Dr. Deepak Kotkar
Dr. Dipti Desai
Dr. Niranjan Nagpur
Public and Media
Relations Committee
Memento and
Gifts Committee
Dr. Joshi Patodekar
Dr. Ram Tainwala
Dr. Shashikant Gwalia
Dr. Ajay Kedia
Dr. Jitendra Gandhi
Faculty - Overseas
Name
Achyut Pokhrel
Agnes Thaebthram
Akemi Ishida Yamamoto
Akiko Yagami
Akimichi Morita
Alistair Robson
Alwyn Rapose
Angel Fernandez
Angelo Marzano
Anisha Patel
Anthony Bewley
Arti Nanda
Ashish Kumar Das
Ashish Sukthankar
Bertrand Richert
Chia Yu Chu
Chong Wei Sheng
Cynthia Ruth Butlin
Daisuke Tsuruta
Daisuke Watanabe
Deepa Pandit
Feroze Kaliyadan
Frank Siebenhaar
George Kroumpouzos
George Xu
Hai Long
Harindra Veerakathy
Hassan Galadari
Hiroshi Koga
Indira Kahawita
Jack Green
Janaka Akarwita
Jerry Tan
Jianzhong Zhang
John de Korte
John Koo
Joyce Lim
Kayoko Matsunaga
Kazyhiko Takehara
Keiji Iwatsuki
Kenji Kabashima
Klaus Ejner Andersen
Kwang Hyun Cho
Kwang Joong Kim
Country
Nepal
Philippines
Japan
Japan
Japan
UK
USA
Spain
Italy
USA
UK
Kuwait
Bangladesh
UK
Belgium
Taiwan
Singapore
Bangladesh
Japan
Japan
UK
Saudi Arabia
Germany
USA
USA
China
UK
Dubai
Japan
Sri lanka
Australia
Sri Lanka
Canada
China
Netherlands
USA
Singapore
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
Denmark
South Korea
South korea
Name
Kyoung Chan Park
Leihong Xiang
Li Hang
Li Yuanhong
Lynnette Margesson
Magnus Bruze
Mahesh Shah
Marcus Maurer
Marisa Pongprutthipan
Maurice van Steensel
Min Zheng
Motonobu Nakamura
Nopadon Noppakun
Norito Katoh
Poohglin Tresukosol
Pravit Asawanonda
Qianjin Lu
Rajendra Singh
Rataporn Ungpakorn
Rattapon Thuangtong
Razzaque Ahmed
Regina Folster- Holst
Rohna Ridzwan
Ronnie Wolfe
Ruby Pawankar
Rungsima Wanitphakdeedecha
Sakib Burza
Sanjeev Mulekar
Shinichi Moriwaki
Sonja Staender
Stephen Tyring
Steven Chow
Susan Cooper
Tee Shang Ian
Toby Maurer
Vermen Verallo-Rowell
Vijay Setaluri
William Danby
Woraphong Manuskiatti
Xuejun Zhang
Ying-Jui Chang
Yoshiki Miyachi
Yoshiki Tokura
Yu-Hung Wu
Country
South Korea
China
China
China
USA
Sweden
Nepal
Germany
Thailand
UK
China
Japan
Thailand
Japan
Thailand
Thailand
China
USA
Thailand
Thailand
USA
Germany
Malaysia
Israel
UK
Thailand
London
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Germany
USA
Malaysia
UK
Singapore
USA
Philippines
USA
USA
Thailand
China
Taiwan
Japan
Japan
Taiwan
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Tentative Scientific Programme
th
Thursday - 13 Oct
Time
Hall B
09:00am-01:00pm
Dermatosurgery
workshop
02:00pm-06:00pm
Cosmetic
Dermatology
workshop
06:00pm-07:00pm
Hall D
Pearl
Hall C
Lasers Workshop
Hall E
Coral
Dermatopathology
Workshop
Hall F 100
Oyster
Contact Dermatitis
Workshop
Dermoscopy &
Trichoscopy Workshop
Hair Transplant
workshop
Inauguration
Friday - 14th Oct
Time
Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
Hall D
Pearl
Hall E
Coral
Hall F 100
Oyster
Hall G77
- SS BR
08:00 am
-10:00 am
Advances in
management
of hair loss
Dermatologic
Surgery pearls
Lupus
erythematosus
& CT disorders
Biologics
Focus
Session
Viral Infections
(Wart, Viral
Infections)
Leishmaniasis
TS-1
Hands on
Laser
10:00 am10:30 am
Auto-inflammatory
Syndromes
Plenary Session
10:30 am11:00 am
Hidradenitis
Suppurativa
Plenary Session
11:00 am11:30 am
Lasers in
Asian Skin
Plenary Session
11:30 am01:00 pm
Management
of psoriasis
Contact
Dermatitis
Focus session
Photodermatology
01:00 pm- 02:00 pm
E-02 Free Papers Interpretation
12:00-12:45 pm of immunoE-03 Free Papers histochemistry12.45-1.30 pm
TS - 3
Botox Hands
On 12:00-02:00
Lunch
02:00 pm03:30 pm
Cosmetic
Dermatology
Course:
Managing
Nail Disease
Papulosquamous Pregnancy
Disorders
Dermatoses
Focus Session
03:30 pm05:00 pm
What’s your
prescription?
Vitiligo
Internal
medicine for a
dermatologist(osteoporosis,
metabolic
syndrome)
5:00 pm6:00 pm
Sponsored
Session
Sponsored
Session
For detailed program please visit www.adc2016.org
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Food allergy
for the
dermatologist
TS- 2
Filler - Basic
10:00 am 12:00 noon
Cutaneous
Lymphomas
Focus Session
Focus session on Free Papers
dermatopathology
Dermatopathology to the
rescue
Investigative
methods in
dermatology
TS - 4
Hands onCosmetic
dermatologyFacial
Rejuvenation
03:00 - 05:00
Saturday - 15th Oct
Time
Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
Hall D
Pearl
Hall E
Coral
Hall F 100
Oyster
Hall G77
- SS BR
8:00 am10:30 am
Acne Focus
Session
08:00 am 09:30 am
Dermatology
and technology
08.00 am 9.30 am C-07
Mycobacterial
Infections
08:00 am 09:30 am
Tropical
dermatology
08:00 am 09:30 STI
Focus Session
Free Papers
08:00 - 10:00
TS1 - Cosmetic
Dermatology
09:30 am 11:00 am
Focus session:
Dermo-scopy
and trichoscopy
09:30 am 11:00 am
Focus Session
on Leprosy
09:30 am 11:00 am
Relapsing
dermatophytic
infections
09:30 - 11:00
HIV focus
session
10:30 am11:00 am
11:00 am11:30 am
11:30 am12:00
12:0001:30 pm
Rosacea
Plenary Session
Multiphoton
Microscopy
Plenary Session
10:00 - 12:00
TS2 - Hands
on workshop fillers
(advanced)
New entities in dermatology - Plenary Session
Paediatric
dermatology
Focus Session Diagnostic
dermatology
Focus sessionNeutrophilic
dermatoses
01:30 pm - 02:00 pm
Panniculitis
Focus Session understanding
pathogenesis
of psoriasis
12:00 - 2:00
TS3 Botox
Hands on
Lunch
02:00 pm03:30 pm
Interactive
Psychodermato- Cosmetic
session : Debate logy
dermatology
03:30 pm05:00 pm
3:30 - 5:30 pm
Vesiculobullous
diseases:
Focus Session
05:00 pm06:00 pm
Vasculitis
Genital
dermatology
Focus Session - Clinical
Epiphanies in
Photography
dermatology
Genodermatoses Focus Session Focus Session
Hyperhidrosis
Sponsored
Session
Sponsored
Session
Course - Leg
veins (A-Z)
and ulcers
03:00 - 05:00
TS4 - Hands
on cosmetic
dermatology
Sunday - 16th Oct
Hall D
Pearl
Time
Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
08:00 am10:30 am
Facial
Pigmentation
Focus Session
08:00 - 09:30
Urticaria
08:00 - 09:30
Skin
Drug Reactions Neoplasms
Focus session
09:30 - 10:30
Quiz
09:30 - 10:30
Management of
chronic pruritus
10:30 am11:00 am
11:00 am11:30 am
11:30 am12:00
12:0001:30 pm
Understanding
the mast cell
Psoriasis - update
on management
Hall E
Coral
Hall F 100
Oyster
E-08 Free Papers 08:00 - 09:00
Infestations
E-09 Free Papers and Bites
Hands on
session Botox
E-10 Free Papers C-16 9:00 - 10:30 Advanced
Focus session Geriatric
Dermatology
Plenary Session
Plenary Session
ART - Current Scenario - Plenary Session
Atopic
Dermatitis
Hall G77
- SS BR
Drugs: new
and old
Skin Failure
Focus session phototherapy
E-11 Free Papers Making dermatology
influential -community
E-12 Free Papers and media: education
& practice
11:00 - 1:00
Hands on
session Fillers
Advanced
For detailed program, please visit www.adc2016.org
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Mumbai - The Host City
Mumbai, the most modern city in India, it captures the spirit of the changing
pace set by liberalization and modernization. Over the years, as colonialism
gave way to independence, Mumbai has transformed itself into an entity with
thriving markets, business houses and many different communities
reflecting a cosmopolitan and trendy atmosphere rarely seen elsewhere. On
the surface, it represents the ever-changing face of today’s India the old
coupled with the dynamic new, and yet at its very core, the heart of the city is
steeped in Indian customs and values.
It is the capital of Maharashtra state, and its official language is Marathi
although English and Hindi are widely spoken and understood. This busy city is also the hub of a thriving cultural life,
with a constant stream of performances in music, dance and drama. The seat of the Hindi film industry, known famously
as Bollywood, it produces the largest number of films in the world.
The very word invokes images of bright lights, dynamic energy, bustling
lanes & popular corners. Mumbai is both the commercial and entertainment
hub of India. It is the dream city to which people come from all parts of the
country to fulfill their dreams of becoming ‘successful, famous and rich’.
People of Mumbai are known all over the world for their joie de vivre, their
aptitude to work hard and, most importantly, living a highly tolerant
cosmopolitan life. People often reach dizzying heights of success and
richness.
Climate
Snuggled in the western coast of peninsular India overlooking the Arabian Sea, Mumbai naturally has a tropical wet and
dry climate. Being a metro city and one of the eminent financial hubs of India, for corporate travellers there is no
particular season to visit Mumbai but for tourists and leisure travellers the best time to visit Mumbai is in the months just
after the monsoon and before the summers. It is during this time, just when you speak of autumn, Mumbai is panoplied
with a festive mood. From Ganesh Chaturthi to Diwali, Mumbai is not only blended with a mild climate but celebrations
and joy pour upon on Mumbaities like heavy showers during the monsoon. Being nestled in coastal area, Mumbai
experiences high humidity with moderate temperatures that remains constant throughout the year.
The temperature in Mumbai in October ranges between 20 degree and 30 degree whereas it drops down to 15 degree in
November and nestles between 20 degree, which is maximum. October month is Mumbai's post-monsoon lull. The
worst of the rain has passed, humidity falls and so does the temperature, slightly at least. You may have to carry an
umbrella (for unexpected showers). It is the month for sightseeing in the city, although it's also very busy with business
events & conferences.
Public transport in Mumbai involves the transport of millions of its citizens by rail and road. Over 88% of the commuters
in Mumbai use public transport. Mumbai's public transport consists primarily of rapid transit on exclusive suburban railway
lines, bus services, public & private cabs & three wheeler auto rickshaws. A metro and a monorail system have recently been
introduced in some parts of Mumbai to provide a comfortable & fast journey.
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Places in Mumbai
Hanging Gardens
Hanging Gardens and the Kamala Nehru Park both provide relaxing atmosphere & greenery is
20km from the hotel and it takes approximately 1 hour. The Hanging Gardens were built in
1880 and renovated in 1921. These gardens are popularly known as Hanging Gardens, because
of their location on the slope of a hill. It is built over three reservoirs, which store 30 million
gallons of water pumped here for cleaning before being supplied to the town.
Juhu Beach
Juhu is about 18 kms north of the city centre and is the symbol of family beach. A large
number of locals and tourists visit the beach. Juhu is the best place to bring the entire
community (Mumbaikars – residents of Mumbai) on common social grounds and much
interaction takes place amidst the natural ambience provided by the beach. Children, adults
and aged, locals and tourists all make up the population that inhibits the beach especially on
weekends.
Marine Drive
Built on land reclaimed from Back Bay in 1920, Marine Drive runs along the shoreline of the
Arabian Sea from Nariman Point past Chowpatty Beach to the foot of Malabar Hill. It’s one
of Mumbai’s most popular promenades and a favourite sunset-watching spot.
Mani Bhavan
Mani Bhavan is the old Mumbai residence of Mahatma Gandhi. It’s a pretty, two-storied
structure that now houses a reference library with over 2000 books, a photo exhibition of the
Mahatma’s life, and well preserved memorabilia, including an old charkha or spinning
wheel that Gandhiji used to use.
Gateway of India
Gateway of India is 26 metres high stone archway is the first landmark of Bombay. The most
famous monument, it is an architectural marvel that scores over other buildings in Mumbai.
Having advantages of both location and architectural construction, it shines every morning
with morning sun of Mumbai. Pride of Mumbai, the Gateway of India occupies a special place
in the hearts of Mumbaikars. Locale of many Hindi movies, people flock to the place especially
in the evening to watch bashful play of waves and feed pigeons.
Siddhivinayak Temple
Temple devoted to Ganesh, the elephant-headed God of Good Fortune. On auspicious
Tuesdays, the serpentine queue of worshippers is over 2kms long. People stand for several
hours with offerings of flowers and coconut, waiting patiently for a two minute “Darshan” or
meeting with the Lord.
Haji Ali Dargah
A cluster of white domes rising out of the blue expanse to kiss another blue expanse. Seems that
the white domes are there to provide a vital connection between earth and heaven. After
meandering through a rocky path, one reaches Haji Ali Dargah, which is in the midst of sea. The
dargah can be reached only in low tide as the path connecting to the dargah gets entirely
submerged in water during monsoons. In monsoon one gets the impression that entire dargah is
floating in the sea and hence Haji Ali is also called the floating dargah of Mumbai.
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The Five - Star Venue
Sahara Star, the flagship hotel of Sahara India Pariwar, is one of India’s most desirable destinations. The Fivestar deluxe hotel strategically located near domestic airport terminal 1 magnificently blends Indian mysticism
and culture, while personifying the country’s progressive spirit blending peerless hospitality with ultramodern technology. Hotel Sahara Star promises to enthrall the world with its magnificence, an architectural
phenomenon, a destination to be experienced in its entire splendor. The hotel is a distinct yet contemporary
destination which caters to the guest’s requirements with state of the art amenities, services & promotions.
Creating a paradigm shift, Sahara Star showcases world’s largestpillar-less- clear- to- sky dome, an architectural landmark blending
hospitality and entertainment. Complemented by India’s finest 4,000
sq ft Marine Aquarium, abode to world’s only Private Dining Room
inside a marine aquarium exquisite marine lives, the Hotel weaves a
dining facility amidst these aquatic wonders. The world’s first
‘hemisphere’ three compound-curved custom designed all glass
panoramic elevators rising in the exotic 55,000 sq. ft tropical lagoon
can be found nowhere else.
In an ambience steeped in rich culture and superlative luxury, Sahara
Sapphire, Mumbai’s largest pillar-less multi-purpose event hall, gives
an opportunity for every host to announce their event to the world.
Hotel Sahara Star features an unbelievable external façade made of
glass and steel. Here, the culture, mystique & hospitality of India
blends with modern facility & services to create the finest businesscum-leisure hotel of the country.
Conference is being organised simultaneously in seven halls in the
convention centre and the hotel with state of the art audio visual facilities.
Jade Ballroom
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Sapphire Hall
Travel
1. Official Travel Partner
Thomas Cook (I) Ltd.
Thomas Cook Building, 324, Dr. D. N. Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India
Direct Line: +91 22 66091545/ 47
Mr. Chandrashekar.Madiwalar : Madiwalar.Chandrashekar@tci.co.in
Mr. Irfan Merchant : Irfan.merchant@in.thomascook.com
2. Hotels
5 Star Category (Rs.6500 - Rs. 9600)*
Approx. distance from venue (Sahara Star)
The Orchid
Holiday Inn
Hilton Mumbai
Hyatt Regency
The Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resort
ITC Maratha, Andheri
Grand Hyatt
The Lalit
1 Km
7.5 Kms
3.5 Kms
3.5 Kms
6 Kms
3.5 Kms
4 Kms
6 Kms
4 Star Category (Rs. 6500 - Rs.7500)*
The Mirador Hotel
Waterstones Hotel
Ibis Hotel
4 Kms
6 Kms
1 Km
3 Star Category (Rs. 4000 - Rs. 8000)*
Hotel Jyoti Dwelling
Hotel Airlink
Hotel Silver Inn
Keys Hotel (Old Wing)
Hotel Ginger
Hotel Atithi
Hotel Airport International
Hotel Bawa International
Hotel Suba International
4 Kms
1 Km
6.5 Kms
7.5 Kms
9 Kms
1 Km
1 Km
1 Km
3.5 Kms
Service Apartments (Rs. 2000 - Rs. 6000)*
Bamboo Residency
Ashoka Apartment - 1 Bhk
Ashoka Apartment - 2 Bhk
7.5 Kms
5 Kms
5 Kms
* Government service tax will be applicable on entire billing
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3. VISA Information
All foreign nationals entering India are required to possess a valid international travel document in the form of
a national passport with a valid visa obtained from an Indian Mission or Post abroad.
All Individual visa seekers are requested to apply for the Indian Visa through Online application link, in order
to make an application for getting the Indian visa.
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/
The duly signed physical copy of the application form completed in all respect and submitted successfully, is
to be submitted at the concerned Indian Visa Application Center (IVAC) or directly to Indian Mission/ Post,
on the scheduled date of interview along with the requisite supporting documents. The instructions for filling
the form and scheduling the appointment can be seen at Instructions for Regular Visa Application. Important
technical information for filling online Indian visa application can be referred at Technical Instructions.
The status of Visa Application can be seen on the link for Visa Enquiry.
The applicants are also requested to visit website of the Indian Mission concerned for detailed information
about Indian visa.
For any queries & help, kindly contact:
Mr. Chandrashekar Madiwalar
Madiwalar.Chandrashekar@tci.co.in
Mr. Irfan Merchant
Irfan.merchant@in.thomascook.com
Thomas Cook (I) Ltd.
Thomas Cook Building, 324, Dr. D. N. Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India
Direct Line: +91 22 66091545/ 47
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Contact Us
Registration Incharge
Accommodation & Travel
Dr. Manish Gautam
9821012573
drmanishg@gmail.com
Dr. Dipti Desai
9820254900
ddipti_1@yahoo.com
Workshop Queries
E-Posters
General
Dr. Chitra Nayak
adc2016scientific13@gmail.com
Dr. Vishalakshi Vishwanath
9324086679
visha1967@gmail.com
Dr. Digamber Banodkar
9699843940
banodkardd@gmail.com
Specific
Dermatosurgery workshop
Dr. Satish Udare
satish.udare@gmail.com
Dr. Mansukh Ghalla
drmpghalla@gmail.com
Cosmetic Dermatology
workshop
Dr. Malavika Kohli
malavikakohli@gmail.com
Dermatopathology workshop
Dr. Bhavana Doshi
bhavs1982@gmail.com
Lasers workshop
Dr. Niteen Dhepe
niteendhepe@gmail.com
Dr. Sanjeev Aurangabadkar
sanjeev.aurangabadkar@gmail.com
Dr. K E Mukadam
drkemukadam@gmail.com
Dermoscopy and
Trichoscopy workshop
Dr. Vidya Kharkar
vidyakharkar@gmail.com
Dr. Nirmal B
nimu2swash@yahoo.co.in
Contact Dermatitis workshop
Dr. Kaushal Verma
prokverma@hotmail.com
Hair Transplant workshop
Dr. Narendra Patwardhan
ngpatwardhan@gmail.com
Abstracts
Scientific Queries:
Dr. Priyal Gala
adc2016scientific13@gmail.com
Dr. Jay Gupte
9820012298 (whatsapp only)
jaygupte@gmail.com
Technical queries:
scientific@adc2016.org
Conference Manager
Variance Conference and Events Private Limited
519, Annexe B, Aurus Chambers, S. S. Amrutwar Marg, Worli,
Mumbai - 400013, Maharashtra India. • Tel: 022 2494 0518 / 19 / 20
Email: support@adc2016.org, register@adc2016.org
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Contact Us :
Variance Conference and Events Private Limited
519, Annexe B, Aurus Chambers, S. H. Amrutwar Marg,
Behind Mahindra Towers, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400013
Conference Website: www.adc2016.org