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Chandigarh April 23, 2023

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Panjab University Syndicate in its meeting held today deliberated on all the agenda items and few of them are as follows:-

The Syndicate approved the Minutes of various Screening-cum-Evaluation/Selection committees.

The Syndicate also approved the minutes of the Admission Facilitation Committee dated 28.03.2023 with regard to various admission related cases.
The Syndicate approved the assignment of faculties to Professor Rumina Sethi, Dean of University Instruction.
The Syndicate approved the execution of following Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs):-
· MoU between Centre for Medical Physics, Panjab University, Chandigarh and PGIMER, Chandigarh
· MoU between Centre for Nuclear Medicine, Panjab University, Chandigarh and Fortis Hospital, Mohali.
· MoU between Panjab University, Chandigarh and Yokohama National University (Japan).

The Syndicate approved the Appointment of Lt. Gen. K.J. Singh, as Honorary Professor in the Department of Defence & National Security Studies.
The Syndicate approved that the Inspection Committee constituted by the University to visit Bhai Nagahia Singh Memorial Girls College, Alamgir, Ludhiana for grant of extension in affiliation, be withdrawn and the Syndicate also allowed the Trust to discontinue the College stage wise for the session 2022-23 and other conditions as per Regulations 13.2 to 13.5 at page 161 of P.U. Calendar, Volume-I, 2007.
The Syndicate approved the enquiry report dated 22.02.2023 submitted by Shri Jagroop Singh Mahal, Enquiry Office against Shri Niraj Kumar, Senior Assistant, Boys Hostel No.5, Panjab University, Chandigarh. The report opined that Niraj Kumar violated Rule1.1 of the Rules governing conduct of University employees & is guilty of serious misconduct. He will be imposed major penalty and will be demoted.
The Syndicate approved the minutes of the meeting to look into the matter regarding theft of 32 lacs from Panjab University Constituent College, Nihal Singh Wala, Moga and decided that a third party audit will be conducted and the responsibility will be fixed.

The Syndicate approved the minutes of the Affiliation Committee dated 04.02.2023 with regard to grant of temporary extension of affiliation in the course/s/subject/s to the Colleges situated in the Punjab State, for the session 2022-2023.
The Syndicate approved the recommendations of the Committee dated 04.08.2022 to finalize the process of advertisement of posts of Assistant Professors at P.U. Constituent Colleges.
The Syndicate approved the Regulation committee’s recommendation regarding the framework for admission to B.A., B.Sc, B.Com (Honors) school under NEP 2020.

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Chandigarh, April 22:-Due to replacement of flow meter on delivery line from Water Works Sector 52, Chandigarh. During this replacement the schedule of water supply of Sector 44 C&D, 45 C&D, 46 C&D, 47 C&D, 48 to 56 and Sector 61 to 63) will be as under:                                                        

24.04.2023 (Monday)

Morning: 5.30 am to 9.30 am (Normal Water Supply)

Evening: 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm (Water Supply at low pressure)

The residents are hereby requested to bear with the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh.

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Chandigarh April 20, 2023

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University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (UIPS)organized a two-day National Symposium-cum-Workshop on “Contemporary Trends, Tools and Techniques in Pharma Quality by Design (QbD)” to apprise the pharmacy professionals on applications of Pharma QbD and related paradigms. The symposium was conducted under the able guidance of Professor Bhupinder Singh Bhoop, Former Chairperson & Dean, UIPS, PU and Emeritus Professor, Chitkara College of Pharmacy (CCP), Chitkara University, Punjab as the Symposium Chair. Around 200 delegates from 19 states of the country will be mentored from renowned resource faculty from academic and industry. 

Though coined as the ‘Pharmacy Capital of the World’, India is mainly focused on generic drugs and vaccines, however, it is on the threshold of venturing into innovative products which is also mandate included in this term’s budget proposed by the Government of India. This coupled with the adoption of new ICH (Q8 to Q14) guidelines further reinforcethe inevitability and vitalityof implementing such QbD-associated principles today. Being the frontrunner pharma institute of excellence, UIPS always takes the lead on the professional front and thus, this Symposium-cum-Workshop was conceived to articulate the importance of QbD principles and give hands-on training to both the young students and established professionals by roping in stalwart experts in the domain.

The event was inaugurated by Professor Renu Vig, Vice-Chancellor, Panjab University, Chandigarh. In her inaugural address, she stressed on the importance of recognizing challenges and limitations of pharmaceutical industry especially in the wake of recent pandemic. She also sensitized the students that success is not measured by end results but the process of working sincerely, ethically and with full commitment.

Professor Indu Pal Kaur, Organizing Secretary, and Chairperson UIPS extended a cordial welcome to the audience motivating students to learn and take newer challenges. This was followed by address by the Professor Bhoop, who emphasized that QbD based principles are an ardent need of the hour to comply with regulatory requirements and to attain pharma quality excellence.

The event included keynote address on Pharmaceutical Product Development and Manufacturing under QbD Framework’ by Dr Gautam Samanta, Vice President & Head, QbD & Tech Transfer, Cipla Ltd., Mumbai, Maharashtra.He elaborated on the need and applications of QbD in pharma sector by very articulately giving simple yet tangible and practical examples from his long experience in pharma industry.

UIPS very proudly showcased its long and glorious journey of almost 80 years in the form of a video presentation. The CD and e version of the Symposium Abstract Booklet were released by the dignitaries. Inauguration ended with words of gratitude by the Organizing Secretary from CCP, Professor Thakur Gurjeet Singh.

The first day program ended with a hands-on training by Dr Muralidhara Anandamurthy, JMP, Bengaluru, Karnataka on QbD/ DoE Workshop using JMP Software.

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Chandigarh April 19, 2023

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The Technology Enabling Centre (DST-TEC) of Panjab University celebrated International Earth Day on 19th April, 2023 in the UICET-Auditorium, Panjab University. Students of Engineering, Sciences, Arts, Social Science and other streams attended the auspicious occasion. The theme of this Earth Day celebration was “Indian Philosophy on Environment”. Er. Gopal Arya, Renowned Environmentalist (All India Convener – Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi (PSG)) was the expert speaker.

Sh. Satpal Jain (Ex-MP, Chandigarh), Prof. Amrit Pal Toor (Chairperson, UICET), Prof. C R Suri (Chairman, DST-TEC), Prof. Rupinder Tewari (Mentor, DST-TEC), Prof. Manu Sharma (Coordinator, DST-TEC), Mr. Praveen (Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi, Punjab), Prof. Rakesh Sharda (PAU Ludhiana), Sh. Prabhu Nath (Rtd. Air force), Mr. Rajiv Gupta, Sh. Satyender Ji, Ms. Renu Gupta, Haryaval Panjab, and other dignitaries were also present for celebrating Earth Day. Prof. Manu Sharma, Coordinator DST-TEC welcomed all the guests and participants. He urged that we need to develop sustainable and environmental-friendly technologies for the betterment of our society.

During his talk, Er. Gopal Arya said, “Earth Day is an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Mother Nature provides air, water, seeds, forests, food etc. to us and it’s our responsibility to save our nature”. He said that once our country was described as a “golden sparrow” where several God’s took birth during each Yuga and now due to eco-system imbalance our country have worst air quality index. Several cities are facing rise in temperature, extinction of flora and fauna, reduction in water level etc., so there is an urgent need of Ecosystem restoration which should be conceptualised efficiently during this decade by our youths. He added, “we need trees for our environment, breathe, and even after death for our funeral. During Lockdown, when everyone was at home, the Nature revives as there was no one to disturb the ecological balance”. He provided facts that if it rains 5000 litre, we get only 1 litre is the drinking water. He gave examples of Cherapunji and Jaisalmer to evaluate the value of natural water resource. Cherapunji receives maximum rainfall but have crisis for drinking water whereas Jaisalmer receives least rainfall but have better utilization. For the betterment of our environment, we need to change our attitude towards nature, empathises on betterment of nature, and change our lifestyle. He urged the youth to eliminate single-use plastic from our daily life and try to reduce our carbon footprints.

Er. Saksham Shukla, a student of UIET, Panjab University was highly impressed with the informative knowledge shared by Er. Gopal Arya. He said, “We all should adopt AEL (Attitude change, Empathetic, Lifestyle) technology for the betterment of our Mother Nature”. Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Manager (DST-TEC) said, “We have to change our attitude & lifestyle and use our traditional knowledge & wisdom to protect our environment.”

Prof. Rupinder Tewari shared that Panjab University and Chandigarh Administration have their vision to protect our environment. All the participants were enlightened with the vision of Er. Gopal Arya and made promise for the sustainable growth of mother India.

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