Indian Radiological & Imaging Association

Indian Radiological and Imaging Association(IRIA) is supporting the study, routine of Diagnostic Radiological and Imaging Modalities including X-beam, Ultrasound, C.T., M.R.I., PET CT/MRI and other Imaging Modalities Radio-Biology, Radiation Medicine, Molecular Imaging and Interventional Radiology and different subspecialties/super-strengths.

IRIA's non beneficial Official Journal and Indian College of Radiology and Imaging advances Radio-determination, Ultrasound, C.T., M.R.I., PET CT/MRI and other Imaging Modalities, Radio-Biology, Radiation Medicine, Molecular Imaging and Interventional Radiology and other related sub-claims to fame/super-fortes. IRIA effectively holds periodical gatherings, CME Programs and meetings on related sub-strengths/super claims to fame.

At social level, IRIA is attempting to stop female feticide and "Recovery the Girl Child" by soliciting every one of the individuals from the relationship to avoid giving unapproved preparing in Ultrasound. Individuals are additionally asked for to take after the tenets and PC and PNDT Act entirely.

The 'Indian Radiological Association' took its introduction to the world in 1931 in Calcutta with late Dr. Ajit Mohan Bose as author President and Dr. Subodh Mitra as organizer Secretary. The initially meeting was hung on 21st April, 1931 in Calcutta and Capt. M. Mukherjee, Dr. K.B Ghosh and Dr. Moitra went to the meeting. In April 1932, the Eighth session of Indian Medical Association was held and the Indian Radiological Association met as the Radiological area of I.M.A. under the chairmanship of Dr. M.D Joshi and amid his discourse, Dr. Joshi focused on the requirement for sound radiological training in India. In 1934, at the end of the day the radiologists met at a sectional meeting of the Conference of IMA, held at Bombay with Dr. K. P Mody in the Chair.

The primary Annual Congress of Radiology was held in 1946 at Madras under the Presidentship of Dr. M.D. Joshi and Secretary Dr. P Rama Rao. Around then there were 130 individuals from the affiliation. Steadily, there was expansion of the Association to different states and a wide system of state branches and sections was framed. As the nation picked up autonomy in 1947, there was a spurt in the exploratory exercises in all fields and radiology was not to fall behind. Postgraduate certificates and degrees were begun steadily in all the restorative universities in the nation.