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GeNext MedEd Foundation — Learn, Collaborate, ElevateThe visual archive

People. Learning.
A shared journey.

Scientific meetings, workshop records and the moments around them.

Selected photographs and historical material supplied by GeNext. Dates below follow visible source information; undated images remain labelled as such.

14 June 2025 · Date visible on event banner

A programme begins with people.

Mumbai Manthan 2.0 · September 2025

GeNext: What’s Next?

The session screen names Bhushan Kathuria as speaker and records 21 September 2025 at Aurika Hotels by Lemon Tree, Mumbai.

Conferences & conversations

Across meetings. Between sessions.

2025–2026 · Programme archive

Ideas on the programme.

Original posters preserve the announced topics and faculty. These events are in the past; registration instructions on the artwork are historical.

Organiser, sponsor and accreditation statements are reproduced within the original artwork. Inclusion here does not imply that GeNext organised every event.

14 December 2025 · Faridabad

GeNext: What’s Next? at HAOICON.

Original promotional artwork for the GeNext session at Sarvodaya Hospital, Sector 8, Faridabad. Registration instructions and roles printed on these posters reflect the historical event.

30 January 2026 · Webinar record

Learning across distances.

The people behind the purpose

Mentorship, shared.

Workshop archive

At the dissection station.

Workshop voices

Learning, in their own words.

Supplied feedback cards reflect individual experiences of temporal bone dissection workshops. The cards are undated; these are personal reflections rather than a formal evaluation. References within individual cards to workshop frequency, station counts or records are the contributors’ statements, not independently verified programme statistics.

Foundation artwork

Learn. Collaborate. Elevate.

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International exchange · Press archive

Learning across borders.

Haribhoomi · Visiting doctors from Iraq

This supplied Hindi clipping reports three weeks of ENT and cancer-surgery training in Rohtak for two visiting doctors from Iraq, with GeNext involvement. The publication date is not visible.

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Workshop coverage · Historical press record

Learning, seen beyond the lecture hall.

These newspaper clippings concern the Pinna to Petrous workshop programme. The dated Haribhoomi clipping is from January 2026; these are not presented as September AOICON coverage.

Haribhoomi · 18 January 2026

Rohtak edition, page 3. The clipping reports an ENT workshop in the anatomy department at PGIMS. This predates September AOICON.

Haribhoomi · 18 January 2026 — supplied newspaper clippingOpen full-size clipping ↗
Jagran · workshop report

The supplied clipping carries a Jagran correspondent byline. Its publication date is not visible.

Jagran · workshop report — supplied newspaper clippingOpen full-size clipping ↗
Rishi Ki Awaaz · workshop report

The supplied clipping carries a Rishi Ki Awaaz bureau byline. Its publication date is not visible.

Rishi Ki Awaaz · workshop report — supplied newspaper clippingOpen full-size clipping ↗
Workshop group photograph and report

The publication masthead and date are not visible in this supplied clipping.

Workshop group photograph and report — supplied newspaper clippingOpen full-size clipping ↗

Clippings are reproduced as supplied, with visible publication attribution retained. Missing dates and mastheads have not been inferred. Publication rights remain with the respective publishers.

11–13 September 2026 · Conference artwork

45th North West Zone AOICON.

Historical promotional poster for 45th North West Zone AOICON 2026

The original invitation

This poster records the original conference promotion. The event has concluded; its registration prices and QR code are historical, not a current booking offer.

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Faculty artwork · Historical record

A place for the teachers.

Supplied Meet the Faculty artwork naming Dr Vikas Kakkar

Dr Vikas Kakkar

The supplied faculty artwork names Dr Vikas Kakkar and lists his role and affiliation at the time it was prepared. The image is undated; it is preserved as historical artwork rather than a current employment record.

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Added 23 October 2026. Explore the original images by selecting a photograph or poster. Send a caption correction.