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ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)

Mission

To propagate gerontological research in India and develop it as a discipline to train manpower for better care of our elderly.


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Objective

To promote advancement of knowledge both by research and training in Biological, Clinical and Psycho-social aspects of gerontology.

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Member

The members of AGI include all those who are concerned with the welfare of the elderly. Membership may be Individual or Institutional.


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News
  • 21st AGI Meeting Schedule Dec13-15 2024

    21st AGI Meeting Schedule Dec13-15 2024

  • AGI 2024 workshop/symposium will be organised during 21st AGI meeting by Prof. (Dr.) Prakash Kumar, MOT, PhD. MSc(TCD, Ireland)

    Themes and topics are as follows: 1.Frailty and Sarcopenia-Clinical Challenges and Research updates 2.Clinical oncology and Translational Research 3.Dementia: A comprehensive update, Interested participants should write to principal.otc@mgumst.org and copies of email to sharmistha_d@hotmail.com and graceful.ageing.conf.2024@gmail.com

  • Please respond to WhatsApp 9307278478 or preferably through the email rmishraa@yahoo.com Regarding your suggestions for the following AGI Award Lectures for the 21th Biennial Meeting of AGI at NIHFW, New Delhi. Kindly suggest on or before November 15, 2024 so that selected speakers can be intimated in time.

    Please respond to WhatsApp 9307278478 or preferably through the email rmishraa@yahoo.com.
    Regarding your suggestions for the following AGI Award Lectures for the 21th Biennial Meeting of AGI at NIHFW, New Delhi.
    Kindly suggest on or before November 15, 2024 so that selected speakers can be intimated in time.
    1. Prof. MS Kanungo Lifetime Achievement Award Lecture (Biogerontology)
    2. Prof. MS Kanungo Oration Award Lecture (Biogerontology)
    3. Prof. A. Venkoba Rao Oration Award Lecture (Medical Gerontology)
    4. Prof. PV Ramamurti Oration Award Lecture (Psycho-Social Gerontology)
    5. Bangalore University Mid-Career Lady Scientist's Award Lecture (below/up to 50 years age) (for significant contributions in the area of Biological/Medical/Psycho-Social Gerontology) (1)

  • Respected and Dear AGI Members kindly consider request and respond to rmishraa@yahoo.com

    You are requested to nominate the Office Bearers of AGI for the coming two years to be finalized by EC and approved by GB. Nominations for the following positions of the AGI Office Bearers are invited before November 20, 2024 for the Years 2025-26 period (w.e.f. January 2025) as per the bylaws of AGI:
    • President: 1 (One): (This time the turn is for Medical Gerontology)
    • Vice-President: 2 (Two) (One each from Biogerontology and Psycho-Social Gerontology)
    • Secretary: 1 (One) (Has to be from the AGI Head Quarter, Varanasi)
    • Joint Secretary: 1 (One)- As proposed by the President elected
    • Treasurer: 1 (One) (From the AGI Head Quarter, Varanasi)
    • International Executive: 1 (One)
    • International Coordinator: 1 (One)
    • Council Members: Two from each discipline
    • Biogerontology: 2 (Two)
    • Medical Gerontology 2 (Two)
    • Psycho-Social Gerontology: 2 (Two)

  • 21 BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF AGI (2024)

    The conference website is live with the basic information for now. We will keep adding details as we go. Here is the URL https://ageing-conference-2024.pratyusha.co.in

  • 21st Meeting of Association of Gerontology

    Under leadership of Prof. A.M. Khan and support of NIHFW, New Delhi going to organize the 21st Meeting of Association of Gerontology, India at NIHFW, Delhi on December 13, 14 and 15 2024. You are requested to actively participate with your students and fellow colleagues.

Events
  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)

    2024-11-06

    Workshop Title: Shaping a New Era in Assistive Technology for the Elderly Care 
    Proposed date : 15th December
    AGI 2024 -Workshop /Symposium

    1. Frailty and Sarcopenia - Clinical challenges and research updates.
    2. Clinical oncology and translational research.
    3. Dementia: A comprehensive update.
       

  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)
    21st Biennial meeting of Association of Gerontology
    2024-03-02

    NIHFW, Delhi .

  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)
    Community Engagement with Elderly January 12 to 23, 2024
    2024-01-24

    Community Engagement with Elderly January 12 to 23, 2024

  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)
    Community Engagenet with Elderly
    2024-01-12

    Community Engagement with Elderly January 12 to 23, 2024

  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)
    AGI Report
    2021-06-01

    Report prepared by Dr. Ashish Goel, UCMS Vice President, AGI on the webinar attended by him in recent past and the anti Covid-19 activities done in India in recent days. A twin report of the activities done on behalf of IAG and AGI.

  • ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)
    Activities of IAGG affiliated Association of Gerontology (India) (AGI)
    2020-09-15

    Statement of AGI on the COVID-19 management

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ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY (INDIA)

The rapid increase in the aged population is a global phenomenon. Like many developed countries, India has a large proportion of the elderly in the population. This demographic change is a result of the decline in child death and increased life expectancy due to advancements made in medical sciences for the control of infectious diseases. India has currently an aged population (60 plus) that comprises nearly 7% (75 million) of the total population. This is expected to increase to nearly150 million by the year 2025. Thus it becomes very essential that scientists of different disciplines and workers of various social organizations, interested in the welfare of the elderly, get together and make a united effort to keep the aged people healthy and happy.

With the above objective in mind, the Association of Gerontology (India) (AGI) was established in December 1981 with its headquarters at the Department of Zoology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 221005, where pioneering research in biological aspects of aging is going on since 1965. AGI is a non-profit organization registered under U.P. government Society Registration act XXI 1860 No.41 VI-268.

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Prof. Madhu Sudan Kanungo

Professor Madhu Sudan Kanungo, the preeminent gerontologist of India, was the Founder, President, and Patron of Associationof Gerontology, India. Professor Kanungo was born in Orissa, India, on April 1, 1927 and took his last breathe on July 26, 2011. He served the Banaras Hindu University for more than 40 years as full professor, and at different times as the Head of the Department of Zoology and the Dean of the Faculty of Sciences and also Chancellor, Nagaland University. He established his “Biochemistry Laboratory” in the Department of Zoology..

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Prof. P.V. Ramamurti

Prof. P.V. Ramamurti is patron of the Association of Gerontology India and its former President, was born in 1936 at Madras, now Chennai. He served as Professor of Social and Behavioural Sciences in Department of Psychology, Sri Venkateswara University, Tripura, Andhra Pradesh, India. He was the first Ph.D. in Psychology of Aging in India; first to secure a Research Project on Psycho social aspects of Aging (from ICSSR); first to author a scientific paper on Psychology of Ageing (1956),first to introduce the teaching of Ageing as a subject in India,...

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Prof. Venkoba Rao

Prof.Venkoba Rao called the father of the Indian Psychiatry. Prof. Venkoba Rao's work in his lifetime continues to inspire a host of psychiatrists to further the cause of mental health not only in India, but also the world over. He did his MBBS at Madras Medical College andsecured prizes in Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology. He got hisMD in general medicine and DPMin from NIMHANS, Bangalore. He was awarded PhD and DSc by Madras University.He served as a Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry in Madurai Medical College....

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