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28 Institutional NSS unit organized the 73rd Independence Day celebration at campus on 15th August 2020. Dr. B Ramesh, Dean Pharmacy and Principal, was the chief guest of this event and hoisted the national flag at 8AM. The students, teaching and nonteaching staff were presents and participated in national anthem soon after flag hoisted by the chief guest. Dr. Ramesh, addressed the gathering with patriotic mood and recalled the significant contributions by our national heroes during the struggle for independence. In this auspicious occasion students of different programs were performed various cultural activities i.e., patriotic songs, dances etc which mesmerized the audiences and filled then with patriotic emotions. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 2020
29 Department of Pharmacognosy and Phyto-chemistry had conducted a National level quiz competition on the theme of ‘’Pharma quiz: Preparatory GPAT” in the field of Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology & Microbiology. Over 800 participants were enrolled in the stipulated time of one hour. Winners were selected on the basis of fastest submission with most correct answers. Department of Pharmacognosy and Phyto-chemistry, had organized an online nationwide questioner survey on awareness of hand sanitizers on 9th -15th August 2020 during COVID lock down. More than 1,500 responses were recorded from almost all parts of Indian states. It created an awareness and knowledge about hand sanitizes and their related uses. Some few responses are shared below. PHARMA QUIZ 2020 AWARENESS SURVEY ON HAND SAITIZER 2020
30 LEARNING NEVER STOPS AT SACCP….. ACTIVITIES DURING LOCK DOWN Teaching learning and human interaction impacted significantly due to the incidence of pandemic COVID-19. When entire country was in behind the doors during the lockdown period, Sri Adichunchanagiri College of Pharmacy started reaching to the students by digital platforms. By utilizing this platform, series of events were organized including national/ international webinar series, e-poster competition, industry integrated, various awareness programmes in department level, bridge courses etc.
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32 CELEBRATION OF GANDHI JAYANTI 2020 Institutional NSS Unit organizes a Quiz on the topic “Test your knowledge about Mahatma Gandhi” on this occasion of Gandhi Jayanti on 2nd Oct. 2020. Mohandas Karamachand Gandhi, popularly known as Gandhiji led the Indian National movement against British rule and played an important role in making India an independent nation. The role played by the “Father of our Nation” in the freedom movement still inspires many and has left a legacy, unlike any other leader. All participants who secure above 50% received an E- certificate through the registered mail ID’s.
33 Institutional NSS unit organized a virtual awareness drive on the occasion of National cancer day on 7th November 2020. The virtual leaflet was spread with information about cancer, its early detection, diagnosis and prevention. All student groups of various programs were circulated and created awareness about the danger site of this disease. NATIONAL CANCER DAY 2020
34 Department of Pharmacy Practice association with Institutional NSS unit celebrated National Constitution Day on 26th November 2020. Dr. B Ramesh, Dean Pharmacy and Principal, grace the event as chief guest. Teaching, non-teaching staff, students of various programme and Interns participated in this programme. Lipika Das and Thanushree, Pharm D interns delivered speech on the topic “One Nation One Constitution”. NATIONAL CONSTITUTION DAY 2020
35 A memorandum of agreement (MoU) has been signed between Adi Chunchanagiri University (ACU) and Higher Education Skill Development And Research Center (HESDAR), Mysuru. The aim of this memorandum of agreement was to initiate the process of FDP activities and other teaching learning process under the banner of ACU-HESDAR academic partnership. The MoU has been signed by Dr. S Chandrashekhar Shetty, Honourable VC on behalf of ACU and Dr. B G Nagavi, on behalf of HESDAR centre, Mysuru on 27th November 2020. The event was graced by Dr. R Rupanarayan, Dean Academics and Dr. B Ramesh, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy & Principal, SACCP and many other Principals, Head of the departments and faculty members of various constituent collges. The event was hosted by SACCP at Yuvalaya. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)
36 As part of SACCP welfare activity, institution organized 10 days virtual Orientation Programme for fresher (semester/annual) students including D Pharm, B Pharm, M Pharm and Pharm D from 17th - 28th November 2020. Various topics were delivered by different resource persons from various fields in this event. All those speakers had highlighted the subjects, ethics, discipline and institutional in field activities with great skills. All students were enthusiastically participated this event. The entire proceedings were moderated by Mr Amrutanand Tripathi, Assistant Professor Department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. ORIENTATION PROGRAMME 2020
37 Department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, organized 3 days “Faculty Development Programme (FDP)’ on 27th -29th November 2020, for the faculty members of Six constituent colleges of ACU in association with HESDAR center, Mysuru. There are thirty six faculties from various constituent colleges enrolled for this event. The event was graced by Dr. S Chandrashekhar Shetty, Honourable VC-ACU, Dr. R Rupanarayan, Dean Academics, Dr. B G Nagavi Consultant, HESDARC and Dr. B Ramesh, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy & Principal, SACCP and staff. In his deliberations, honorable VC emphasized on importance of undergoing FDP by teaching fraternities also enlightened the gathering about new Education policy 2020. FDP Course material Handbook was also released on this occasion. Dr. R Rupanarayan, Dr. B Ramesh and Dr. B G Nagavi also expressed their thoughts and highlight the significance of continuous learning. A panel discussion was conducted on the end date of the event where all those dignitaries was actively expressed their views and deliberately interact with the delegates. The FDP was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr. Annegowda HV, professor and Head, department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (FDP) 2020
38 WORLD AIDS DAY 2020 On 1st December 2020 marks the 32nd Anniversary of World Aids Day. This day is committed to spreading awareness and eliminating the stigma related to this disease. Theme: Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Resilience & Impact. On this occasion, Institutional NSS unit organized a national quiz contest to spread the awareness about this deadly disease. Aim of World AIDS Day was • To spread awareness and educate people about the HIV infection. • To remove the stigma associated with this disease. • To raise fund for Research and Development etc. Students of various disciplines took part in this quiz and got certificate of participation.
39 Adichunchanagiri University’s, Sri Adichunchanagiri College of Pharmacy, signed MOU with “Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council”, LSSSDC for Internship & skill development on 8th December 2021. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)
40 ACU INDUCTION PROGRAMME 2021 Adichunchanagiri University organized an induction programme for fresher’s (2020-21) from all constituents colleges at 12th January 2021in BGS Auditorium. The program was chaired by the Most Venerable Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri Dr Dharmapuri, Dr. Nirmalanandanatha Mahaswamiji, honorable chancellor ACU, performed the divine act and gave his blessing. Deputy Chief Ministers of the program, Honorable Shri CN Ashwaththanarayan, Dr. N Chandrashekhar Shetty, Vice Chancellor, Adichunchanagiri University, dignitaries, Principals, professors and students of all constituent colleges were present. The students of SACCP participated in onstage activities and performed mesmerizing cultural events on stage with high level of perfection and appreciated by the dignitaries and present audiences.
41 Institutional NSS unit association with Rotary club, BG Nagara, celebrated 158th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on this dedicated day called National Youth Day on 12th January 2021. The program started with the invocation song by Mr. Darshan Jogi student of VI Pharm D. During the event students of various programme delivered the speech on the theme:-“Channelizing Youth Power for Nation Building”. The whole event was anchored by Sindhu Shree, from V Pharm D. All students and staffs participated enthusiastically in the celebration and remembered the vision of the great saint Swami Vivekananda. CELEBRATION OF 158TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
42 Students of SACCP organized a Fresher’s Party “PARICHYA 2K21” for all the 1st years blooming buds from D Pharm, B Pharm, Pharm D and M Pharm on 19th of January 2K21 &Yuvalaya. The interaction and introduction of juniors to seniors was done with a warm cultural programme followed by exchange of momentums. The seniors of SACCP welcome all the fresher’s with open heart and provide a grand gesture of love with their own creativity. The function was evidenced by Principal, all teachers, non teaching staff and students. FRESHERS DAY “PARICHYA” 2021
43 CERTIFICATE AWARD CEREMONY Adi Chunchanagiri University (ACU) association with HESDAR center conducted certificate distribution ceremony on 19th January 2021 after successful completion of faculty development programme (FDP) conducted by HESDAR center, Mysuru. About 60 faculty members from Medical, Pharmacy, Engineering, Nursing, Management, Education & First grade colleges received the certificates after attending 15 or 30 contact hour FDP’s on Microteaching, Bloom’s taxonomy & SMART LO”s, PBL & Leadership. Ten star performers were identified who scored A+ (outstanding) or A (excellent) grades. The FDP’s were held during the Corona period in 2020 from January to December. The award ceremony was attended & graced by the Vice Chancellor, ACU, Registrar, Dean - Academic & Accreditation, Dean Pharmacy and Principal along with HESDARC’s Founder & Co founder HESDARC Mysuru.
44 REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION 2021 The 72nd Republic Day on 26th January 2021 was celebrated with full dignity under the banner of ACU. All the Principals, staffs and the students of all the constituent colleges of ACU were participated enthusiastically. The program was initiated with flag hoisting by the Dr MG Shivaramu Principal, AIMS, Dr. B Ramesh, Dean Pharmacy and other dignitaries followed by national anthem. Dr. MG Shivaramu enlightens the event with his through full address to the audience and highlights the strength of our nation and our constitution. Students of various constituent collages were presented cultural activities such as Patriotic song and Dance which made the audience to fell the patriotic touch. The event was graced with distribution of the study materials among the school children’s.
45 SWACHH BHARAT MISSION 2021 The institutional NSS unit with association with Rotary Club, BG Nagara, organized a cleanliness campaign at B G Nagar Railway Station on 27th January 2021 as part of Govt. of India initiative ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’. The programme was inaugurated by Mr Anil Kumar Rajak, Station Superintendent, BG Nagar, Mr.Girish R, Station Master, BG Nagar and Mr. Ravindra B N, assistant professor and NSS Programme Officer, Sri Adichunchanagiri College of Pharmacy, BG Nagar. Around 35 NSS volunteers actively participated in the work relating to the cleaning of the platforms and pathways of the railway station and surroundings.
46 Institutional cultural unit organised Annual Literary Competition - 2021 on 1st February to 6th February 2021. Various competitions were organised for in campus students in this event. All the students are taken part and submit their competition entries in various events. The event consist of multiple parts such as- Drawing Competition - (Pencil Sketch, Water Colour, Pen Sketch, Cartoon or Puzzle - Any Relevant topic), Writing Competition (Kannada/ English) - (Essay, Stories, Short Stories, Poems, Any Relevant topic), Photography competition - (Topic: College Campus/ College Life) etc. Students were actively participated in these events and the winners will be facilitated and awarded on annual day ‘Dikhsha Maitry 2021’. SACCP LITERARY COMPETITION 2021
47 WOMENS DAY CELEBRATION 2021 Institutional Women Empowerment Cell and INSSU Jointly Organised an Exhibition and Postal Presentation on International Womens day 2021
48 SKETCHES & PAINTINGS Manya. K. R., I Year, D.Pharm Meghana M.N., V Year, Pharm.D Mohammed Ykousuf, I Year, Pharm.D Pragathi. M, I Year, D.Pharm
49 Jyothika. S, I Year, D.Pharm Ahishek T S, I Year, B.Pharm Zaiba Shareef, V Year, Pharm.D Syada Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm
50 Ganavi. G, I Year, D.Pharm Asfiya Siddiqa, I Year, B.Pharm
51 Syada Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm
52 Syada Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm Sriharsha P B, V Year, Pharm.D Manisha S Jain, I Year, B.Pharm
53 Syada Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm
54 Syeda Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm
55 Manasa. N, I Year, D.Pharm Manya. K. R., I Year, D.Pharm
56 Rakshith, IV Year, Pharm.D
57 Madhumini Painting JYOTHIKA. S, I Year, D.Pharm Venu Gopal N, Asst. Proffessor
58 Since October 1993, 2560 cases of police encounters have been brought into the notice of National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), of them according to the NHRC 1224 cases have been found fake encounters. It means that roughly every second police encounter is fake in the country. Encounter takes place when the suspect try to escape and try to attack on police. STUDENT’S SHORT STORY (ENGLISH) Anesthetic Bullet India’s first COVID vaccine In December 2019 the Telangana police shot dead four men accused of gang raping and burning to death a veterinarian in Hyderabad. Calling their actions an encounter, the police said they had to open fire in selfdefense as the four men tried to escape and begun pelting stones. I am SHIVU SK designed this bullet which can be used in this type of situation. The bullet outer body is completely made up of rubber inside the bullet it contains a container with needle filled with anesthesia. When the bullet is fired it won’t penetrate to the body but the needle will penetrate due to the inertia of motion. By this process only the anesthesia will get injected into the body rather than the bullet. By injecting the anesthesia to the suspect it will tranquilize part of the body (foot, leg, hand) immediately and can catch hold of the suspect and continue the person with the case/jurisdiction. Shivu S K, I Year, D.Pharm India’s 1st COVID-19 Vaccine - COVAXIN”, developed by Bharat Biotech gets DCGI approval for Phase I & ll Human Clinical Trials. Bharat Biotech has successfully developed COVAXINTM, India’s 1st vaccine candidate for COVID-19, in collaboration with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - National Institute of Virology (NIV). The SARS-CoV-2 strain was isolated in NIV, Pune and transferred to Bharat Biotech. The indigenous, inactivated vaccine developed and manufactured in Bharat Biotech’s BSL-3 (Bio-Safety Level 3) High Containment facility located in Genome Valley, Hyderabad, India. The Drug Controller General of India - CDSCO, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare granted permission to initiate Phase I & II human clinical trials after the company submitted results generated from preclinical studies, demonstrating safety and immune response. Human clinical trials are scheduled to start across India in July 2020. Announcing the vaccine development milestone, Dr. Krishna Ella, Chairman and Managing Director said: “We are proud to announce COVAXIN, India’s first indigenous vaccine against COVID-19. The collaboration with ICMR and NIV was instrumental in the development of this vaccine. The proactive support and guidance from CDSCO has enabled approvals to this project. Our R&D and Manufacturing
59 Science Behind our Culture India has a rich culture and that has become our identity. Be it in religion, art, intellectual achievement, or performing arts, it has made us a colorful, rich, and diverse nation. The Indian culture and tradition essay is a guideline to the variant cultures and tradition followed in India. India was home to many invasion’s and thus it only added to the present variety. Today India stands as a powerful and multi cultured society as it has absorbed many culture and moved on. People here have followed various religion, traditions and customs. Although people are turning modern today, hold on to the moral values and celebrates the festivals according to customs. So we are still living and epic lessons from Ramayana and mahabaratha. Also, people still thronggurudwaras, temples, churches, and mosques. The culture in India is everything from peoples leaving, rituals, values, believes, habit, care, knowledge etc.… also India is considered as the oldest civilization where people still follow their old habits of care and humanity. Additionally, culture is a way through which we behave with others how softly we react to difficult things, our understanding of ethics values and beliefs. People from the old generation pass their beliefs and culture to the upcoming generation. Thus every child that behaves well with others and has already learned about their culture from grandparents and parents. Also, here we can see culture in everything like fashion, music, dance, social norms, foods etc.… thus India is one big melting pot for having behaviors and beliefs which gave birth to different cultures. There are many religions that have found their origin in age old methods that are five thousand years old. teams worked tirelessly to deploy our proprietary technologies towards this platform.” Expedited through national regulatory protocols, the company accelerated its objective in completing the comprehensive pre-clinical studies. Results from these studies have been promising and show extensive safety and effective immune responses. Speaking about Bharat Biotech’s prowess, Mrs. Suchitra Ella, Joint Managing Director said, “Our ongoing research and expertise in forecasting epidemics has enabled us to successfully manufacture a vaccine for the H1N1 pandemic. Continuing our focus on creating the only BSL-3 containment facilities for manufacturing and testing in India, Bharat Biotech is committed to advancing vaccine development as a matter of national importance to demonstrate India’s strength in handling future pandemics.” Bharat Biotech’s track record in developing vero cell culture platform technologies has been proven in several vaccines for Polio, Rabies, Rotavirus, Japanese Encephalitis, Chikungunya. About Bharat Biotech Bharat Biotech has established an excellent track record of innovation with more than 140 global patents, a wide product portfolio of more than 16 vaccines, 4 bio-therapeutics, registrations in more than 116 countries and WHO pre-qualifications. Located in Genome Valley, the hub for the global biotech industry, the company has built a worldclass vaccine & bio-therapeutics, research & product development, Bio-Safety Level 3 manufacturing. Having delivered more than 4 billion doses of vaccines worldwide, Bharat Biotech continues to lead innovation and has developed vaccines for H1N1, Rotavirus, Japanese Encephalitis, Rables, Chikungunyaand the world’s first conjugated vaccine for Typhoid. The company is proficient in conducting extensive multi centric clinical trials, having completed more than 75 trials in over 300,000 subjects globally. Our commitment to global social innovation programs and public-private partnerships resulted in the introduction of path-breaking WHO pre-qualified vaccines BIOPOLIO ROTAVAC and TypbarTCV combatting Polio, Rotavirus and Typhoid infections respectively. Bharat Biotech has successfully partnered with NIVICMR having developed JENVAC, a licensed Japanese Encephalitis vaccine. The recent acquisition of the Rabies vaccine facility, Chiron Behring, Ankleshwar has positioned Bharat Biotech as the largest Rabies vaccine manufacturer in the world. Pallavi N S, III Year, Pham.D
60 Also, it is considered because Hinduism was originated from Vedas. India has a rich culture and that has become our identity. Be it in religion, art, intellectual achievement, or performing arts, it has made us a colorful, rich, and diverse nation. The Indian culture and tradition essay is a guideline to the variant cultures and tradition followed in India. India was home to many invasion’s and thus it only added to the present variety. Today India stands as a powerful and multi cultured society as it has absorbed many culture and moved on. People here have followed various religion, traditions and customs. Although people are turning modern today, hold on to the moral values and celebrates the festivals according to customs. So we are still living and epic lessons from Ramayana and mahabaratha. Also, people still thronggurudwaras, temples, churches, and mosques. The culture in India is everything from peoples leaving, rituals, values, believes, habit, care, knowledge etc.… also India is considered as the oldest civilization where people still follow their old habits of care and humanity. Additionally, culture is a way through which we behave with others how softly we react to difficult things, our understanding of ethics values and beliefs. People from the old generation pass their beliefs and culture to the upcoming generation. Thus every child that behaves well with others and has already learned about their culture from grandparents and parents. Also, here we can see culture in everything like fashion, music, dance, social norms, foods etc.… thus India is one big melting pot for having behaviors and beliefs which gave birth to different cultures. There are many religions that have found their origin in age old methods that are five thousand years old. Also, it is considered because Hinduism was originated from Vedas. Thus, all the Hindu’s scriptures that are considered holy have been scripted in the Sanskrit language. Also it is believed that Jainism has ancient origin and existence in theIndu valley. Buddhism is the other religion that was originated in the country through the teaching of Gothama Buddha. There are many different era that have come and gone but no era was very powerful to change the influence of the real culture of younger generation is still connected to the older generations. Also, our ethic culture always teaches us to respect elders, behaves well, care for helpless people and help needy and poor people. Additionally, there is a grant culture in our country that we should always welcome great guest like gods. That is why we have a famous saying like “Atithidevobhava”. So, the basic roots in our culture are spiritual practices and humanity. But there are some traditions that most people of the world recognize India with something as simple as a “Namaste” rings India in people’s mind. We have some such traditions explained just because we don’t know the story behind them, doesn’t mean that the traditions are vague. Joining hands is Namaskar ensures joining finger tips. This activates pressure points relating to eyes, ears, and mind, which enables us to remember a person for long. Also, it saves us from transfer of germs. Toe rings worn in the second toe strengthens the uterus by creating pressure on a nerve that connects the uterus to the heart, thus increasing blood flow and silver being a good conductor, absorbs polar energies from the earth and passes it to the body. Applying Chandan Tilak on the forehead makes a cooling effect of Sandalwood release a headache as the area between the eyebrows is considered the connecting point of nerves. it is also considered as the position of the third eye, which is a source of all energies. Applying sandal wood keeps this area relaxed. We often ring the bell before entering a temple. It is said that one it keeps the evil forces and away and second the ring clears mind and helps to concentrate on our purpose. Apart from lending color to one’s hand and feet , henna. Prevents stress because it cools the body and prevents the nerves from getting tense. Thus it is applied on hands and feet. Meat fulfills body requirements of vitamin and iron but eating with every day is unhealthy as it can cause diseases like Piles, kidney stones, colon cancer etc., Thus to stop people from eating meat every day, Hindus assigned days to gods. At a time, when there were no tube lights, and only source of light was the Mighty sun, it was advised not to cut nails after the sunsets, to avoid anyone getting hurt in the dark by the razor-sharp blade. It is for the very same reason that floors weren’t swept, saving anything important to slide of in the dark. The curd has a cooling effect on the body and sugar is a source of instant glucose. The combination is a wonderful Wellness toxic for the sunny days. Sitting on the floor, with folded legs and eating makes
61 Swamigalu was born on 18th January 1945 Shri Chikkalinge Gowda and Smt. Boramma as Gangadharaih were his parents. He was born in kannadigavakkaliga community. He completed his diploma sciences from Governments Arts and Sciences college, Bengaluru. Motivated by the desire to serve the people, he choose the spiritual way of life. Initiated at the age of nineteen, shri swamigalu spent his initial years maitering the Vedas and other sacred texts under the tutelage of his Guru Sri Ramanandanath Swamigalu. He took the 71st pointiff of the ancient Nathcente of worship. Sri Adichunchanagiri Math on September 24th 1974 at the age of 30. He was of the line of shri Bhaktanatha Swamigalu, shri Chandrashekharanatha swamigalu and shri Rmachandranatha swamigalu of the Natha Pantha (Parampare) Sri Sri Sri Balagangadharanatha Swamiji The Government of India awarded him the Padma Bhushan for his social work across different sections of the society by setting up orphanages, modern hospital and a number of community centers for the betterment of the downtrodden. He has established around 450 high quality educational institutions, specifically in the rural area, to help the children and youth to empower themselves with good qualification. Another initiative by the Swami was his efforts in sustaining and enriching the environment .For this he established a santhsamavesha. And with the help of the Karnataka government, under this initiative around five crore sapling were planted. This initiative was commended by the Forest Department, and he was conferred with the Parisara Ratnaa ward, which is the Karnataka state award for environment conservation. • In 1990,he was awarded a National unity award by global economic council, New Delhi • In 2002, he was awarded ParisaraRatna award • In 2007, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from International Hindu Vedic University, USA. • Balagangadharanatha Swamigalu died on 13th January 2013, five days before he his 68th birthday, due to kidney failure. He was undergoing treatment at BGS global hospital, under his control in Kengeri after his blood pressure went out of control during dialysis. • The Mutt witnesses a revolutionary progress under his leadership which several of his flagships projects in education, religion, and social services. The seer focused providing humanitarian services including providing basic necessity like food, education, and health for lakh of people during the last four decades. Ananya M C, I Year, B. Pharm This is the story of 1983 the man Karaly in Hungarian army. He is the best shooter of his country who had won all the national championship. He had the only dream of making his hand the world best shooting hand and he works hard for it. Believe in Yourself one calm and helps in digestion. The idea isn’t just to sit on the floor and eat, it is to sit in the “Sukhsasna” or the lotus pose, which calms our body and brain to begin digestion. The earth is a giant magnet sleeping in symmetry with the Earth’s magnetic field cause blood pressure problem because the blood in our body has to work hard to maintain the body’s own magnetic field. Copper is antimicrobial. It stimulates the brain, aids in weight loss and slows down aging. According to the American cancer society, it helps in fighting off cancer. Hindus have a tradition of praying their respects to the sun god early in the morning through the Surya Namaskar. Waking up to follow this routine ensure we are prove to a morning lifestyle. Deepashree S, III Year, Pharm.D
62 Don’t be cold; girls are worth more than gold! Save the girl child and educate the girl child, the purpose was generating awareness as well as improving the efficiency of welfare services for women and girl child in the Indian society. Girl children were killed in the mother’s womb through proper detection techniques before birth, even when she is an infant. Approximately 8,62,320 abortions were performed in 2017, down 7% from 9,26,190 in 2014. The abortion rate in the 2017 was 13.5 abortions per 1000 women aged 15-17, down 8% from 14.6 per 1000 in 2014. In November 2013, following the third of the 18th Central committee of the Chinese Communist Party, China announced the decision to release the one child policy. Under the new policy, families could have two children if one parent, rather than both parents, was an only child. In human species, the ratio between males and females at “sex ratio at Birth” is often considered to be around 105. This means that at birth an average, there are 105 meals for every 100 females. China, Ukraine,Lithuania, Belarus are the country has the highest female population. Save the girl Child An army camp was underway in 1938. An accident took place the hand he had to win was busted by grenade. All his dreams were shuttered. He has only two ways, one is that he had to cry loudly and go far and hide away, or the other is to complete his goal making world best shooting hand. But he did not focus on what had gone, he focused on what he had. After his treatment for one month, he started training and nobody knows about his training. In 1939 national championship was started. All other shooters congratulated him that even after having so much you come here to raise us this is called the spirit man. He replied, I’m not came here to raise you, I came here to compete with you be ready. All the rest shooters were doing with their best hand and he was doing with his only hand and he won it. He was not stop there, he put all his focus in 1940 Olympic it was cancelled due to World war then he put his focus in 1944 Olympics, it was also cancelled due to World war. He put all his focus in 1948 Olympic his age was 38 years; I t was difficult to compete with the young players. But he did not have, such word in his dictionary and he competed and he won. He again competed in 1952’s Olympics and again won with his only hand. He changed the history of Olympics and created a new record. You go to any looser he has a list of reasons that I could not able to do because of this reason. You go to winner he has thousands of reasons for not doing and have one reason to do he will be done it. Hafsa Khanum, II Year, D.Pharm
63 Real Story of a Woman (Muniba Mazari) She was 18 year old when munibamazari got married munibamazari belongs to a very conservative family Think ….Do…..Inspire…. 100% discipline leads to success as… D is the 4th letter of the alphabets I is the 9th letter of the alphabets S is the 19th letter of the alphabets C is the 3rd letter of the alphabets I is the 9th letter of the alphabets P is the 16th letter of the alphabets L is the 12th letter of the alphabets I is the 9th letter of the alphabets N is the 14th letter of the alphabets E is the 5th letter of the alphabets Total= 4%+9%+19%+3%+9%+16%+12% +9%+14%+5%=100% Unless we have “DISCIPLINE”, we will never be successful in our life Bi Bi Fathima, I Year, D.Pharm The United Nations estimates the number of men to approximately 3,776,294,273 while women areestimated that approximately 3,710,295,643 approximately 107 boys are born for every 1000 girls born. The series start with a girl. A girl has super powers. They go to school, help in in house work, work in factories, make friends, care for elder and younger family members and prepare themselves to take on the responsibilities of adulthood. Girls play a multiple roles in the household, society and the economy. Women have a greater chance of escaping poverty, leading healthier and more productive lives and raising the standard living for their children, families and communities. These and many more are some of the valuable reasons why we should all support education for girls. The English word girl first appeared during the middleages between 1250 and 1300 CE and came from the Anglo-saxon wordgyerele that women might have to chance of healthier and happier life should be reason enough for promoting girls education. However, there are also important benefits for society as a whole. An educated woman has the skills, information and self-confidence that she needs to be a better parent, worker and citizen. Bi Bi Fathima, I Year, D.Pharm father wanted to get married she never a happy marriage just about after two years getting married about she met a car accident. Munibamazari husband fell asleep in car the car fell in diatch. He managed to jump out to save himself. Munibamazari is happy for him. But he stayed inside the car. Munibamazari sustained lot of injuries ulna of right arm. Were the wrist was fractured shoulder bone and collar bone were. She’s whole ribcage got fractured. Because of the ribcage injury lungs, liver badly injured that injury changed her life completely. 3 vertebra of spinal card is completely crushed and she got paralyzed for the rest of the life half body was fractured and half are paralyzed. Because of spinal injury she was not able to give a birth to child. After this incident munibamazari husband gives a divorce to munibamazari. Munibamazari decided to come out of these problems to reach a goal of life. That time she loses every thingsmunibamazari was bed ridden from 2years. Know today she was world famous painter, model, motivational speakers, and popular TV anchor. Munibamazari was also called as “Iron lady” Syeda Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm
64 Light . . . Every day is welcomed by sunlight For people in car or in flights Visible light is not exactly what i mean Hey teen observe the world in keen Be a boom of light in dark Like an attractive skylark Make your own mark In a beautiful, flower park Light a lamp of lava in a darkened heart And be a proud for being a special part of the crowded mart Feel pity for the helpless man on the roadside Approach him like a tide To wash away all his sorrows That his mind borrows Spread lava in your society But hey never show off you are mighty Let the people loves you For being the foggy morning dew Finding yourself in sad still remind yourself of praying the god For the happiness of your loves one Wish them to spend their day in funs May they load a pleasant moment? And find joy in every situation Sneha M.G, II Year, B.Pharm STUDENT’S POETRY (ENGLISH) Flash from the Past Everyday, every night, A memory is made. The better one brings the light, The other one just fades. Some memories bring happiness, Giving warmth to the surrounded darkness. Some memories are like dark clouds, Casting your heart always all around. Few memories are buried, Deep down the heart. These memories are so heavy to be carried, The big big tears just start, If you recall the past. Some memories are like sun rays, Beautiful and always bright. Like the happy ocean waves, Pleasing to the sight. Just make sure, To keep the sad ones far away. Have happy memories more, Keep them building in your beautiful way. Mohammed Yousuf, II Year, Pharm.D A new day, A fresh start. A beautiful change, To make life worth a glance. Metanoia
65 Times in Life Time makes us ‘Happy’ Time makes us to ‘Enjoy’ Time makes us ‘Sad’ A best moment in a minute Time c’ant be repeat Bad time makes us to remember in life Good time makes us to repeat in life What time is this? The creation of god…. Makes us as a reaction in life Time…..Time….Time Creates new moments in life Enjoy each minute Intresting definitions’ regarding time; Time is fast, when you are late Time is deadly, when you are sad Time is short, when you are happy Time is endless when you are pain Time is long when you are fell bored Every time, time is determined by your feelings and psychological conditions and not by clocks So have a nice time always…. Bi Bi Fathima, I Year, D.Pharm Society Any person dieing, the society people are marking a video. There are two types of people, one is lazy, and the other is busy. “Be careful whom you help” Life does not get easier, you just get stronger. Work smart, not harder. Everybody has their own problems, just at different levels. Don’t lose what is real; time is precious, make sure you spend it with right people. Syeda Shabnam, II Year, D.Pharm People in grave, Who were the world’s slave. Are filled with so much guilt, They have no power to even tilt. Life is beautiful and amazing, Death is scary and terrifying. The way you live, Is the way you die. Don’t take this day as granted The tomorrow isn’t promised. We make so many plans about the future, With no idea that we will be buried in the nature. Today is a gift, Use it and make a shift. Be wise, We have no clue we will get to see the next sun rise. When you look for awareness, Look at the state of your prayers. Difficulties can make us weak, But there is the LORD to seek Do good things and give charity, Try to achieve highest level of purity. Avoid mood swings, Life is too short so Don’t make it about things. Zaiba Shareef, V Year, Pharm.D
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73 FACULTY AS COGNOSCENTE . . . Dr Rajesh V, Professor and Head, Dept of Pharmacy practice, was invited as Resource Person in ‘Innovations in Novel Drug Delivery Systems and Clinical Research’ At P. Rami Reddy Memorial College of Pharmacy, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh on 9th of January 2020. Dr Rajesh V, Professor and Head, Dept of Pharmacy practice, was invited as special gust and Resource Person in one day CPE programme held on 5th October 2019 at Dr, Karigowda College of Pharmacy, Hassan. Dr Rajesh V also chaired a conference titled “Role of Pharmacist in Managing DM & Skill Development’ organized by Sri Adichunchanagiri College of Pharmacy, 8th January 2020. Dr. Prakash Goudanavar, Prof and Head, Department of Pharmaceutics, delivered invited guest lecture on the topic “Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics during Pregnancy” for the students of Management and Science University School of Pharmacy, Malaysia on April 30,2020.The lecture was attended by 200 students and faculty members of MSU School of Pharmacy.
74 Dr T Yunus Pasha, Professor and Head, Dept of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Analysis, was invited as special guest and Resource Person and delivered a gust lecture on ‘IHD-Rule 13’ At V. L. College of Pharmacy, Raichur, Karnataka, on 1st March 2021. Dr Rupesh Kumar M, Professor and Head, Dept of Pharmacology, was invited as special guest and Resource Person and delivered a gust lecture on ‘Research activities in type II Diabetes mellitus’ At Vinayaka Mission College of Pharmacy, Vinayaka Mission University, Salem, Tamil Nadu, on 5th March 2020. Mr. M. Shankar, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, delivered invited guest lecture on the topic “Role of Pharmacist in a Changing Health Care Environment” on 7th November 2020 via online mode. The event was organised by Royal School of Pharmacy, Royal global university, Guwahati for the students of B. Pharm, D. Pharm and faculty menbers of this institution.
75 CONTINUOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM Faculty and Research Scholars of Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry attended one-day AICTE Sponsored National Seminar on the “Basics in NMR and its application in Biological system” Organised by KLE College of Pharmacy. Bangalore, on 10th February 2021. Speaker: Prof. N. Suryaprakasha, Ph.D., FNASc, Professor, NMR Research Centre, Indian Institute of SCIENCE, Bangalore. The workshop included conceptual understanding of NMR, Chemical shifts, couplings and Analysis of NMR Spectra.
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