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We are delighted to announce our Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) Meeting, a
two-day academic programme focusing on Primary and Revision Hip
Arthroplasty.
We are privileged to welcome an exceptional faculty from the European Hip Center,
Belgium, who will share their expertise, experience and perspectives on
contemporary DAA techniques, complex primary hip replacement and revision
surgery.
ARTHROPLASTY SUMMIT 2027 14th & 15th January 2027 Pune International Centre ARTHROPLASTY SUMMIT 2027 14th & 15th January 2027 Pune International Centre ARTHROPLASTY SUMMIT 2027 14th & 15th January 2027 Pune International CentreConstructed in 1732, Shaniwar Wada is one of Pune’s most significant historical monuments and a defining symbol of Maratha power. Built as the residence and administrative headquarters of the Peshwas, the fort once stood as a grand seven-storey structure showcasing remarkable Maratha architecture.
The Aga Khan Palace is a nationally protected monument of immense historical importance, deeply connected to India’s freedom struggle. Built in 1892, the palace served as a place of internment for Mahatma Gandhi, Kasturba Gandhi, and Mahadev Desai during the Quit India Movement.
Situated atop the Sahyadri mountain range, Sinhagad Fort is one of the most famous hill forts near Pune and holds great historical and emotional significance. The fort is best known for the legendary Battle of Sinhagad fought by Tanaji Malusare, symbolising Maratha courage and sacrifice.
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is the most revered Ganesh temple in Pune and a central part of the city’s cultural identity. Established over 130 years ago, the temple is renowned for its magnificent idol adorned with gold ornaments and floral decorations.
Pune International Centre
Pune has long been recognized as a city of learning, scholarship, and progressive thinking. With a rich
legacy in art, culture, education, law, science, engineering, politics, trade, commerce, manufacturing, and
knowledge-based services, Pune continues to be a hub of intellectual and professional excellence.
Despite its wealth of thought leaders across various fields, the city lacked a dedicated platform for
enlightened discussions, debates, and idea exchange—a space where great minds could collaborate on shaping
the future of Pune, India, and the world.
To address this need, a meeting of esteemed personalities—including (Late) B.G. Deshmukh and (Late) Mohan
Dharia—was held on October 24, 2010.
