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A Warm Invitation to the
Dear Esteemed Delegates and Colleagues,
It is our profound privilege to welcome you to the 60th Indian Orthodontic Conference, scheduled to be held from November 2026 at the iconic Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. As we gather for this landmark edition of the IOC, we come together in the heart of India’s capital—an inspiring confluence of heritage, innovation, and global engagement—to celebrate our shared commitment to the art and science of orthodontics.
New Delhi, a city where ancient grandeur meets contemporary sophistication, offers an unparalleled setting for this prestigious conference. Home to world-renowned monuments such as India Gate, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, and the majestic Rashtrapati Bhavan, the city reflects centuries of history, culture, and architectural brilliance. Its vibrant markets, dynamic arts scene, and diverse culinary experiences offer every visitor a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in India’s rich traditions while experiencing the pulse of a rapidly modernizing metropolis.
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Organizing Chairman - 60th IOC
Organizing Secretary - 60th IOC
Organizing Chairman - 60th IOC
Organizing Secretary - 60th IOC
Treasurer
Chairman Scientific
Chairman Trade
| Category | INR |
|---|---|
| Life Member (LM) and Delegates from SAARC countries without Hospitality | INR 8500 |
| Life Member (LM) & Delegates from SAARC countries with Hospitality | INR 12000 |
| Student Life Member (SLM) without Hospitality | INR 7750 |
| Student Life Member (SLM) with Hospitality | INR 10000 |
| Accompanying Person with Hospitality | INR 10500 |
| Accompanying Kid with Hospitality | INR 6000 |
| International Delegates with Hospitality | USD 500 |
| International Accompanying Person with Hospitality | USD 350 |
| Non-Hospitality Inaugural Dinner | INR 3000 |
| Non-Hospitality Gala Banquet | INR 3500 |
Bharat Mandapam stands on the site of the former Hall of Nations, a distinct architectural addition to the Pragati Maidan project. Designed by architect Raj Rewal, the Hall was celebrated as the world’s first and then-largest space-frame structure built in reinforced concrete. Pragati Maidan was inaugurated on November 3, 1972, by then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the eve of the International Trade Fair called Asia 72. The venue and the event were meant to commemorate and celebrate 25 years of India's independence.