The tentative programme has been thoughtfully designed to provide an engaging and comprehensive academic experience for delegates, postgraduate trainees, fellows, and young orthopaedic surgeons. The two-day programme combines interactive learning sessions, expert lectures, workshops, case-based discussions, panel discussions, debates, and prestigious guest lectures to promote evidence-based clinical practice and the exchange of knowledge among participants.

The conference begins on 13th November 2026 with registration, followed by dedicated basic lectures and hands-on workshops aimed at strengthening fundamental concepts. Interactive case-based discussions encourage active participation and clinical reasoning, while the evening features the formal inauguration, distinguished oration lectures, award presentations, and keynote guest lectures. The day concludes with a cultural programme and inaugural dinner, providing delegates with opportunities for networking and fellowship.

On 14th November 2026, the academic sessions continue with expert lectures, panel discussions, debates, and consensus and guideline presentations covering contemporary topics in orthopaedics. Scheduled tea and lunch breaks provide opportunities for informal interaction among faculty and delegates without compromising the academic flow. The conference concludes with a grand gala dinner, celebrating professional camaraderie and the successful completion of the scientific programme.

The programme is tentative and may be refined to accommodate eminent faculty members, emerging scientific developments, and logistical considerations. Delegates are encouraged to regularly visit the conference website for the latest updates and the final scientific schedule.

The programme promises an enriching academic experience, fostering knowledge exchange, professional excellence, meaningful collaboration, and lifelong learning among delegates.