Installation Ceremony of TEAM ISA-NCB for the Year 2025–26
Installation Ceremony of TEAM ISA-NCB for the Year 2025–26
Installation Ceremony of TEAM ISA-NCB for the Year 2025–26

On October 16, 2025, ISA Nagpur City Branch celebrated World Anaesthesia Day with a focus on the 2025-26 mission: "Mother and Child Care." The event was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Madhavi Khode Chaware, IAS, who lauded the fraternity's role in modern medicine. The day also featured the spirited Prof. D. S. Motghare Memorial Intercollegiate Skit Competition and an insightful Essay Competition.

ISA Nagpur City Branch celebrated World Anaesthesia Day with awareness programs, competitions, and recognition of members, highlighting the importance of safe anaesthesia and emergency care.

Department of Anaesthesiology at NKPSIMS Nagpur celebrated World Anaesthesia Day with a COLS workshop, training 124 participants in life-saving emergency response skills.
ISA-NCB celebrated Anaesthesia Week with a Basic Life Support training program at DMMC Nagpur, featuring lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on CPR training for participants.

Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists – Nagpur City Branch has achieved a remarkable milestone by winning 5 City Branch Awards and 4 Individual Awards, reflecting dedication, teamwork, and excellence.
ISA-NCB held a Joint Executive Meeting on 4 October 2025 at Hotel Regenta, Nagpur, where the official leadership handover to the new executive team took place.
The Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists – Nagpur City Branch (ISA–NCB) continued its tradition of recognising academic brilliance and research excellence through multiple prestigious awards and memorial recognitions instituted by senior members and patrons of the branch.
ISA Nagpur City Branch honoured distinguished members for excellence, service, academics, and public awareness contributions.

ISA–Nagpur City Branch, in association with Rotary Club Nagpur North, conducted a COLS training and blood donation camp at Ascent Solutions Pvt. Ltd., with 200 employees donating blood and 150 participating in life-saving training.