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It was a privilege to be part of this landmark event and to engage with such a passionate and future-focused optometry community. Sincere thanks for the warm hospitality and for the opportunity to contribute through the #VisionTherapy, #NeuroOptometry and #LowVision workshop, alongside a wonderful professional and dear friend, Cathy Stern.

Congratulations to the outstanding team at the Eye Care Institute for delivering a thoughtfully curated knowledge fest. Special mention to Nishamani Peiris Duruge Upali Seekkubadu Lahiru Malinga Rodrigo Arulkumar Nadarajan Dharshika Devendran and the many dedicated individuals who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this conference a success. It was wonderful sharing dais with the Chief Guest Hon. Dr Nalinda Jayatissa, health minister of Sri Lanka.

A day visit to Galle fort and the cricket stadium and Hanumangiri was icing on cake.

Narresh Pradhan your calm and committed leadership was truly inspiring. Here’s to strengthening optometric education and collaboration for better eye care ahead.

It was a privilege to be part of this fantastic global webinar, engaging with colleagues across regions on Pediatric and Low Vision Eye Care.
In a time when much of the conversation in low vision care still revolves around visual acuity alone, my perspective focused on a broader and more meaningful clinical question:
“Beyond #VisualAcuity: A #Functional Approach to #Pediatric and #LowVisionRehabilitation and #Innovations.”
#Vision is not merely about seeing letters on a chart. It is about function, participation, independence, learning, mobility, and quality of life especially for children and individuals with low vision.
In this session I shared my insights on:
🔹 Why visual acuity is an incomplete measure of real-world visual performance
🔹 The shift towards functional vision assessment in pediatric and low vision care
🔹 How advanced, integrative rehabilitation approaches are improving outcomes
🔹 Innovations that support better educational, social, and daily-living participation
The future of low vision care lies in function-driven, patient-centred rehabilitation, supported by evidence, technology, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
My sincere thanks to the Pakistan Optometric Society, the distinguished co-speakers, moderators, collaborators, and media partners for creating such a meaningful platform for global knowledge exchange.
Conversations like these are essential as we redefine how success in low vision rehabilitation is measured—not by acuity alone, but by how well our patients live, learn, and engage with the world.

It’s wonderful to see AIOS Yogshala shining a spotlight on Low Vision as a specialty. It’s long overdue for the recognition and importance it deserves, and it’s inspiring to see such dedicated efforts to improve the quality of life for those with visual impairments.
Had a great Sunday spent at the AIOS office, where I conducted a hands-on workshop and interacted closely with both junior and senior residents, along with the wonderful faculties of Dr.Sumit Grover, Dr.Meenakshi, and Sahiba. The sessions focused on Low Vision Rehabilitation, practical application of low vision aids, and innovations in vision rehabilitation, emphasizing how this specialty can help patients lead a more independent and meaningful life despite visual challenges.
The enthusiastic participation and rich discussions around neuro-optometric rehabilitation, emerging technologies, and innovative clinical approaches reinforced the importance of structured rehabilitation in improving the quality of life of people with visual impairment.

A special note of gratitude to the Guru Nanak Eye Hospital team for their generous support in donating low vision devices to patients, making a real difference in improving functional vision and quality of life.

Grateful to the AIOS leadership, organizers, and participants for the warm invitation and enriching academic exchange. Looking forward to continued collaboration in advancing patient-centric, innovation-driven low vision care.

I had the privilege of conducting a workshop at #SPOSI-#IFOCUS last week on SYNTONICS (Optometric Photo Light Therapy), organized by the #Strabismus and #Pediatric #Ophthalmology Society of India, in collaboration with the Rohtak Ophthalmological Society and Haryana Ophthalmological Society.

With over 28 years of experience in eye care, 12+ years in Vision Therapy, and 7+ years in Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation, I added Syntonics (Photo Light Therapy) to my practice in 2019, after advanced training at the College of Syntonic Optometry USA, making Visual Eyez one of the very few Indian centers offering this advanced therapy.

This is a science that has existed for decades, is applied in treatments ranging from pain relief to neonatal jaundice by dermatologis and many more. In Eye Care it is used by delivering light through the eyes, it has remarkable effects on ocular and overall systemic health.

It was heartening to see ophthalmologists, postgraduates, and optometrists engaging actively and showing keen interest in this knowledge.

I am deeply grateful to the organizers for this opportunity. The future of eye care lies in innovation, collaboration, and multidisciplinary approaches, and I am proud to contribute my expertise to advancing patient outcomes.

The past few weeks have been a wild roller coaster intense, inspiring, and incredibly fulfilling. From travelling, teaching, learning, meeting brilliant minds, to seeing those happy patient smiles… every moment reminded me why I love what I do. 💙👁️
🇦🇪 Dubai → Optoverse
Moderated a high-energy Myopia session, delivered a lecture on Visual Symptoms after Concussion, and hosted my first-ever Sports Vision workshop — Visual Edge in Sports and thanks to Optoverse team for the honour.
In between squeezing time to visit US best eye Hospital Bascom Palmer at Abu Dhabi with a friend who is managing the hospital.
The energy, the appreciation, the collaboration… absolutely unforgettable. 🙌🔥
A conference I always love attending a true example of how Ophthalmologists and Optometrists work together to serve patients better. 🤝✨
✨ In between all these travels, I had some amazing quality time with professional friends and colleagues and also an evening catching up with few school mates who are actually stress busters who made the days and few evenings even more memorable. ❤️🌟
🤝 Next: Joining IIRSI – New Delhi
Excited to be part of the Ophthalmology Conference IIRSI in New Delhi — always an enriching platform to learn, collaborate, and grow together as eye-care professionals. 👁️✨
🇮🇳 Back to India
Back to practice, catching up with patients — their trust and smiles remain my biggest motivation.
📍 Next Week → Bihar & Jharkhand
Looking forward to catching up with our other two practices — meeting teams, connecting with patients, and continuing the momentum. ❤️👁️
✈️ Then → Riyadh
Thrilled to join the 10th Annual Conference of the Saudi Society of Optometry to speak on Seeing Through the Brain.
It’s amazing to witness how Optometry worldwide is embracing new science, new directions, and new possibilities.
Truly honoured to be part of the ceremonial handoff for WCO6 – Riyadh. 🌍✨
Grateful for the journey.
Driven by purpose.
Ready for what’s next.

October has truly been a month of milestones, balance, and purpose.

While continuing my clinical practice at #VisualEyezIndia, I have been equally engaged with my professional commitments across Indian Optometric Association IOA-, Asia Pacific Council of Optometry and WCO, each platform driving the mission of strengthening global optometry.

October started with a great honour to be announced as the first Indian to be elected President-Elect of the World Council of Optometry (WCO), a proud moment for Indian optometry and a step forward in representing our collective vision on the world stage.

Also successfully hosted Optopreneur 2025 on 4th October, in collaboration with India Vision Institute, the first-of-its-kind event where knowledge met innovation and entrepreneurship. The energy, ideas, and enthusiasm from practitioners and students alike truly reflected the promising future of optometry in India.

Our World Sight Day 2025 celebration was another defining moment organised by Visual Eyez India in association with the Noida Authority and Noida Police, and dedicated to my late father through the Shri Ram Chandra Prasad Sewa Trust.

What began as a modest initiative grew into a large-scale movement perfectly aligned with the global theme by WCO, WHO, and IAPB “#LoveYourEyesAtWork and in Life.”

Together with #rcpsewatrust SRCP Sewa Trust, we conducted a mega vision care drive across 15 booths in 8 locations throughout Noida and Greater Noida, screening over 1,200 individuals in a single day and dispensing 800 presbyopia corrections. From school children to police personnel, our goal was to promote early detection, raise awareness, and strengthen preventive eye care — echoing the global call to make eye health accessible to all by 2030.

The initiative was inaugurated by Dr. Lokesh M (IAS), CEO of Noida Authority and DIG Ajay Kumar of Noida Police at Police Lines, Surajpur, a shining example of how governance and healthcare can collaborate for the greater good.

A heartfelt thanks to Subodh Kumar Dixit , President Indian Optometric Association for the trust and support and to Rk Manik and the Department of Optometry, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU), Meerut, for their support and participation, and to all volunteers, friends, and well-wishers whose dedication made this possible.

As I balance my clinical practice, academic work, and leadership responsibilities, I’m reminded that when passion drives purpose, every effort counts. Here’s to empowering more Optometrists as Optopreneurs, advancing vision care, and making an impact, one eye at a time. 👁✨

Amidst these professional milestones, the Diwali festival was a beautiful reminder to pause, reflect, and cherish time with my family, because true balance means nurturing both the work that drives you and the people who inspire you. 🪔

“If the willingness to serve is there, no one can stop you, because true strength lies in purpose, not position.”

Full circle moment in my hometown Patna 💥
Back where my Optometry journey kicked off in ’96 ✨
Recently when I got a call from Dr. Gautam asked me to speak on something that has always been my passion and love, fuels my soul – Low Vision Rehabilitation – I was all in 🙌

🎯 Low Vision & Vision Therapy Conclave 2025

📍 Hosted by Shankar Jyoti Netralaya
My heart? Straight racing. 🫀⚡
Big love to Dr. Gautam Kumar & Dr. Smiksha – the power duo making Shankar Jyoti Netralaya shine 🌟 Honored to be their Guest of Honor 💐
🔥 Talked on: “Vision Rehab – The Most Overlooked Component”
✋ Plus, hands-on workshop for vision rehab pros (because learning hits different when it’s practical).
Shared stage with legends Md. Massi & Preeti Sharma – their talks on Vision Therapy = pure fire 🔥
I repped Neuro-Optometric Rehab – showing how it helps people with low vision reclaim their vision game & LIFE 💪👀
Also vibed with the President of Bihar Ophthalmological Society & Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh – true honor. 🙏
Took me back to 2003, first ever talk of Low Vision, where I was the only speaker and had released my Low Vision book and that was also my first Low Vision Rehabilitation talk at Patna Medical College with Dr. A.S.B. Sahay, HOD, Department of Ophthalmology, PMCH, gave me goosebumps all over 😍

💯 Massive respect to the whole Shankar Jyoti family – you guys made this event epic.

Let’s keep pushing boundaries in Eye Care & Vision Rehab – the future is wide open 🚀

Extremely happy to share this exciting new journey!

Visual Eyez Academy – the academic unit of Visual Eyez Visual Eyez India – has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Swami Vivekananda Subharati University, Meerut, to collaborate on advancing education, research, and skill development in Vision Care and Optometry.

The agreement was signed by Prof. (Dr.) Pramod Kumar Sharma, Vice Chancellor, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University & Dr. Rajeev Prasad, Founder & Director, Visual Eyez India

This strategic partnership will provide students with invaluable internships, hands-on workshops, and educational events, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and real-world clinical practice.

At Visual Eyez Academy, we offer comprehensive training across all sub-specialties of Optometry, including:

• Binocular Vision and Vision Therapy
•  Myopia Management
•  Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation
• Pediatric Vision Care
•  Sports Vision
• Low Vision Rehabilitation
• Advanced Contact Lens Practice

… and many more

Our state-of-the-art platform ensures that students gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies, advanced diagnostics, and specialized clinical protocols practiced at Visual Eyez – India’s premier Vision Therapy & Specialty Eye Care Center.

✨ The ceremony was graced by Prof. (Dr.) Pankaj Kishor Mishra – Principal, SCAH, Dr. R.K. Manik – HOD, Department of Optometry and our passionate Visual Eyez team.

💡 The icing on the cake: An inspiring interactive session on Career and the Future of Optometry, igniting curiosity and aspirations in the bright Subharti students.

👁️‍🗨️ A new chapter begins… Stay tuned for a world of exciting workshops, special programs, and career-building opportunities in advanced vision care!

What an awesome day at Visual Eyez, Lajpat Nagar a day before.

We had the privilege to host the Global & Indian teams of Menicon Co. Pvt. Ltd, a major name in the Contact Lens world 👓🌍

Super insightful discussions on the BIG challenges in eye care today 👀 from Myopia progression, dry eye, contact lens safety, to the power of preventive care.

We also dived deep into the exciting future of Orthokeratology in Myopia Management and how the Contact Lens industry is set to boom in India 🚀💡

It’s clear that when public health, practitioner education, and industry innovation come together, we’re unstoppable.

It’s evident that the future of eye care innovation and impact will be shaped by developing regions, where the need for awareness, access, and advanced solutions is growing rapidly 🌏💙

Thanks to Ryuji Kano Kenta Noguchi Ajay Saha Hideaki Wakamatsu Dr. Jacinto Santodomingo Anjali Ahuja Hideaki Wakamatsu for making this meet so meaningful 🙌

Let’s keep the energy going and build a smarter, healthier eye care future together 🌟👁️

I am delighted to share this late post of my recent participation at @AIAO OptoCon 2025 in Malappuram, organized by the Aksha Academy of Optometrists.

It was an honor to deliver my talk on

🧠Neuroplasticity in Action: The Science Driving Vision Rehabilitation” 🧠👁️ and to highlight how harnessing the brain’s adaptability can transform outcomes in vision care.

Kudos to the organising team for a very nicely curated and meticulously managed conference and the convocation of their first batch 🎓 a proud milestone that reflects dedication, vision, and commitment to shaping the future of optometry.

A special thanks to Abhijith Sn and K Sujith for the kind invite and for being a wonderful host, and to Sujith K for their valuable support in making the event successful.

Wishing the academy continued success in empowering the optometry community and nurturing future leaders of eye care.

“Knowledge grows when it is shared. True wisdom lies not in holding it for oneself, but in empowering others by passing it on to the deserving one who has hunger and passion to learn

Just returned from an incredible week in Minneapolis, where I had the privilege of representing the Asia Pacific region as President of the Asia Pacific Council of Optometry (APCO) during the World Council of Optometry (WCO) Board of Directors Meeting, hosted alongside AOA 2024 and WCO5.

🌏 It was a week filled with learning, global collaboration, visionary discussions, and powerful networking with optometry leaders and experts from all over the world. The momentum around global eye care advocacy is real—and growing stronger.

💼 Some of Highlights & Engagements:

•  Participated in high-level WCO Board of Directors Meetings, focusing on long-term strategy and strengthening global eye care systems.
• Spoke at the Presidents Forum, sharing Asia Pacific perspectives on education, workforce, and advocacy.
•  Attended the WCO Public Health Committee and Accreditation Panel, helping shape policy and educational frameworks.
•  Presented my poster on “The Long Term Impact Of Vision Therapy- A six months review” showcasing how Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation is changing lives.
• Moderated key CE sessions including:

1. ✔️ “Is the Ocular Surface Ready for Contact Lenses?”
2. ✔️ “Specialty Contact Lenses for Kids”

• Engaged at the Educators Forum to foster cross-border collaboration in optometric education
•  Represented APCO at the WCO Booth and connected with global partners
•  Attended special events like the VIP Reception, WCO Awards Dinner, and AOA Closing Party

🙏 I am deeply thankful to the WCO, AOA, and my international colleagues for their warmth, partnership, and shared vision for advancing optometry worldwide.

We are stronger when we work together—and I look forward to continuing this journey of creating a brighter future for vision care in our region and beyond. 💙

Day 1 at #WCO5 #AOA went wonderfully. Truly energizing to reconnect with friends and colleagues from around the globe. Grateful for the meaningful conversations, shared experiences, and the opportunity to learn from some of the best minds in eye care.

Excited for the days ahead more learning, more networking, and more inspiration! 🌍👁️✨

A short but refreshing trip to Boston reconnecting with friends who feel more like family, exploring the immersive WNDR Museum, soaking in the serenity of Canton, and enjoying the vibrant Farmers Market.

It was a joy to attend the Lions Clubs International Pancake Breakfast and meet dedicated Lions Club volunteers after a long time. It brought back fond memories of my own involvement with this remarkable organization and its powerful motto, We Serve.

A special thanks to my dear friend Azi Kelly for the warm welcome at her practice. It was a pleasure to visit and see the wonderful work being done at Sunshine Vision.

And heartfelt gratitude to Cathy Stern and Ann for being such gracious hosts your warmth and hospitality made the trip truly special. Looking forward to returning again soon 💐

It was an absolute honour to host a conference that went beyond a specific theme, it served as a clarion call to address the growing #Epidemic of Myopia and inspire meaningful action.The event offered an in-depth understanding of the seriousness of this condition. If we don’t act now, the consequences of unchecked #Myopia progression will be profound. It is no longer just a vision issue, it has emerged as a serious #PublicHealth ealth concern and is now a key topic of discussion at ophthalmology and optometry conferences around the globe.I am sincerely grateful to IAOMC International for their unwavering support in establishing Iaomc India, and for helping make this landmark conference a grand success.

We were privileged to bring together over 100 practitioners from across the country, united by a shared goal: to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and timely intervention in Myopia. Left unmanaged, #Myopia can severely impact a child’s academic performance, participation in sports, and overall development.It was a moment of pride to launch the first-ever IAOMC India Chapter Conference, with many more to follow. My heartfelt thanks to the esteemed faculty:

Marino Formenti Jaume Paune Fabre Langis Michaud OD Jagrut Lallu Dr.Rohit Saxena Pavan Kumar Manish Dahal for their insightful contributions and dedication.

A special note of appreciation to our sponsors whose support made this event possible:Rumax International, Oculus India Nitin Grover Hoya India Essilor VF Seed SouthAsia Percilens, thank you for believing in this cause and standing with us.

This event wouldn’t have been possible without the tireless efforts of Gaurav Anand, Subodh Kumar Dixit Neha Prashant along with the dedicated Board Members of the IOA. INDIAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION your contribution shaped this success.

Together, we’ve taken a powerful step toward changing the future of #Myopia care in India.

Teaching is the act of sharing the knowledge we all have given by others with a hope that in some way in some day it will be passed on”
Had opportunity to share some of such wonderful moments at #ChandigarhUniversity in Punjab🇮🇳. A university with amazing infrastructure, and huge campus with excellent lab facility to offer to their students. As we all know active learning always involved with Interaction with students and teachers and I think the university is really creating that such environment. When I was invited to “Board of Studies” it was so heartening that students voice was equally heard and amendments were done accordingly.
Thanks to the Director Prof. Himanshu Tripathi for this wonderful opportunity and the HOD Sai Charan Labishetty , Sachitanand Singh Optometrist Iqra Jamal Khan Alpana Dogra

HAPPINESS is the ability to move forward,
knowing the future will be better than the past and for that it is important that every one should have the commitment and passion to serve the profession and nation. So do better with passion as much as you can and that will lead to action bringing your dreams closer.
Action brings your Dream closer.
Same opportunity whenever I get them I prefer to use my time well in sharing knowledge, creating legacy for those who want to see change and thriving change and make meaningful difference in the society and make it a better place to live.
Honoured and privileged to share my knowledge on “Expanding Horizons of Low Vision and Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation” As we all know a. NSHM APOS 3.0, Hotel Citi Residency, Durgapur. A very well crafted and executed conference and sharing stage with some wonderful friends Tiong Yap , Anuja R Singh , Biswajit Mondal Ramesh Pillai .Some key people behind the scene who worked extremely hard towards success Sajal Dasgupta , Neelam Das, Debapriya Dipanwita Biswas

It was indeed a pleasure and honour to be part of successful*OPTO IRICON 2.0* as Chief Guest at IRIS superspeciality eye hospital, Ranchi on the occasion of World Optometry celebration and share the my knowledge on Newer dimensions of Low Vision Rehabilitation and few case studies where in vision improved with Low Vision Devices and associated innovative strategies. I must acknowledge and congratulate the sincere efforts of each member of Optometry team at IRIS led by Sneha for hosting such a very well crafted scientific fest. This wouldn’t have been a reality without the support of the director and chief Retina consultant of IRIS and a visionary Dr-Subodh Singh sir.
A galaxy of wonderful speakers who shared their knowledge Gagan Sahni Shyamli Gandhi Sarbojeet Goswami Novita Deshmukh Sneha Sinha. A poster which drew my attention made by a intern on “The science beyond eye” was awesome especially the way the participants explained each and every aspect of it.

Had an incredible experience at the World Congress of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus in Kuala Lumpur!
Beside my talk on “Expanding Horizon and Innovative Strategies in Low Vision” caught attention which was focused on improving quality of life for people with visual impairment beyond magnifiers.💡🔦🔎🔍🔭
It is heartening to see the focus on areas we Behavioral Optometrists work on daily basis such as Amblyopia and Strabismus treatment, Binocular Vision & Vision Therapy Myopia Management 🤓, 🧠Neuroplasticity 👁️Vision Rehabilitation and many more. The keynote talk by Dr. P. VijayLaxmi from Aravind Eye Hospital on various aspects of Vision Rehabilitation and it’s positive impact was absolutely groundbreaking.😍
Enjoyed the knowledge fest and reconnecting with friends and colleagues from around the world. Learning truly never ends!

I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to each of you for your incredible efforts in making the Asia Optometry Congress 2024 a grand success. This conference wouldn’t have achieved such remarkable success without the outstanding scientific agenda, the invaluable contributions from our sponsors, and the enthusiasm of our delegates.
A special thank you to the Nepalese Optometry Association for being such a wonderful host and for their exceptional role in bringing everything together. Your dedication, hard work, and commitment transformed this event into a truly memorable experience.
Thank you once again for making this conference so memorable and impactful.

Honoured to have presented our research at the Annual Conference of the Philippine College of Optometrists and the Southeast Asian Conference in Manila, alongside esteemed colleagues from the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA) and the International Sports Vision Association (ISVA)!
Our poster, titled “Rehabilitation Journey: Vision Recovery in Acquired Strabismic Amblyopia Following Post-Traumatic Retinal Detachment,” explored innovative approaches in vision rehabilitation. Connecting with global experts in optometry, neuro-optometric rehabilitation, and sports vision was truly inspiring.
A huge thanks to the amazing clinical team at Visual Eyez, whose dedication and expertise make our work possible. Grateful for the opportunity to exchange insights and continue advancing patient care together!

Thrilled to Share My Experience! 🌟
Had an incredible opportunity to attend the Annual Conference of Phillipines College of Optometry, South East Asia Conference in association with #NeuroOptometricRehabilitation and #InternationalSportsVisionAssociation at Marco Polo, Manila, Philippines. 🇸🇽
The day was packed with invaluable learning, including a masterclass on VISUAL SNOW by Chales Shidlofsky and Terry Tsang. It reinforced the understanding that vision is intricately connected to brain function.
I also gained insights into the latest advancements in #SportsVision and #NeuroOptometricRehabilitation from some of the best speakers in the field. The knowledge shared will undoubtedly enhance my practice and help better serve those in need.
Thank you to all the organizers PCO, amazing speakers Charles Shidlofsky Cathy Stern Alireza Somji Patti Andrich Alex Andrich Terry Tsang Jarrod Davies and incredible Mamiko Fenella Sy , a wonderful friend for putting together such an enriching experience! Looking forward to applying what I’ve learned and continuing this important work.🇮🇳
A dinner at SARSA restaurant was Icinig on cake. Thanks a ton to @Melissa Anglo for hosting a great Indian dinner.

Celebrating World Sight Day was truly inspiring! Grateful to the Optoverse 5 team for the incredible opportunity to lead a workshop on #syntonics (Photo Light Therapy) – an innovative and impactful topic in modern eye care. Alongside this, I had the privilege to present two talks: “Miracles in Ophthalmology – An Optometric Viewpoint” and “Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation.”
Through these sessions, I aimed to emphasize the pivotal role of Optometry in Vision Rehabilitation and how our work transforms patient outcomes and quality of life.
It was an honor to explore the potential of light therapy, share advancements in Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation 🧠, and discuss “Miracles in Ophthalmology – An Optometric Perspective” that empower us as optometrists to make a meaningful difference.
Thank you to all who participated with such enthusiasm! Together, we’re shaping a brighter future in eye care! 💙

It was a mere coincidence that I had the opportunity to speak on the burning topic of Myopia at the Women’s Ophthalmological Society’s annual conference today, just a week before World Sight Day.
This year’s theme, “Love Your Eyes Kids,” aligns perfectly with my presentation on “Illuminating Myopia Management: The Role of Photobiomodulation and Light Therapy in Vision Care.” As Myopia continues to rise among children globally, it’s crucial to spread awareness and take steps to protect young eyes. A heartfelt thanks to Dr. Mohita Sharma Dr. Aarti Gupta Nangia , Dr. Anu Malik, and the WOS scientific team for this wonderful opportunity. It was a privilege to be there with my Visual Eyez team and reconnect with my friend Prashant Gupta after more than a decade.

Grateful to NSHM, Kolkata, for the opportunity to participate in the outstanding Vision Science conference. It was an honor to present on ‘The Intersection of Neuroscience and Vision: An Introduction to Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation.’
Thrilled to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on neuro-optometry and its crucial role in improving visual function through rehabilitation. Eager for future collaborations and progress in this exciting field!
Also, had the pleasure of visiting Netralaym Hospital, spending valuable time with Dr. Patha Biswas, and catching up with my dear friend, Prajjwal Ghosh

7 hours lectures stimulated all Educators and brought in great suggestions on how to focus on students’ strengths, not weaknesses, and how to apply the tools to empower them as critical thinkers and use of technology like videos etc.

Delivered talk on Low Vision Rehabilitation and indeed enjoyed wonderful hospitality during our short stay at Hanoi, Vietnam

Teaching is the act of sharing the knowledge we all have given by others with a hope that in some way in some day it will be passed on”
Had opportunity to share some of such wonderful moments at #ChandigarhUniversity in Punjab🇮🇳. A university with amazing infrastructure, and huge campus with excellent lab facility to offer to their students. As we all know active learning always involved with Interaction with students and teachers and I think the university is really creating that such environment. When I was invited to “Board of Studies” it was so heartening that students voice was equally heard and amendments were done accordingly.
Thanks to the Director Prof. Himanshu Tripathi for this wonderful opportunity and the HOD Sai Charan Labishetty , Sachitanand Singh Optometrist Iqra Jamal Khan Alpana Dogra