A25‑year‑old female presented with itching in the left eye. She was referred as a case of fungal corneal ulcer and was on treatment for the same. There was a history of trauma to left eye 10 years ago and she had undergone an ocular surgery 5 years ago, but details of procedure were not available. On examination, the visual acuity in the right eye was 6/6 while the left eye had no perception of light. In the left eye, the lids and adnexa were normal with presence of diffuse blackish pigmentation over the cornea admixed with multiple yellowish deposits [Figure 1]. Anterior‑chamber details were not visible. Posterior segment could not be evaluated. The right eye was grossly within normal limits.

A25‑year‑old female presented with itching in the left eye. She was referred as a case of fungal corneal ulcer and was on treatment for the same. There was a history of trauma to left eye 10 years ago and she had undergone an ocular surgery 5 years ago, but details of procedure were not avail...