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Chandigarh January 2, 2021

MHRD Institution’s Innovation Council & Placement cell of University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (UIPS), Panjab University, Chandigarh  organized a webinar under UIPS Expert Talk Series on the topic “Administrative requirements for generic drug filing with Food and Drug Administration(FDA)” by Dr Bobby George, Vice President and Group Head, Regulatory Affairs, Reliance Life Sciences Pt. Ltd., Mumbai, today.

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Professor Indu Pal Kaur, Chairperson & Head Placement Cell UIPS, extended a warm welcome to everyone and introduced the speaker, Dr Bobby George who is a proud alumnus of UIPS, Panjab University with an industrial experience of more than 23 years. He worked in Dabur Research Foundation, Sahibabad (5 years) in clinical research division for oncology drugs.

Dr George highlighted about the fundamental mission of the FDA, which is to protect the public health, by collecting information which is then used for important activities such as post-market surveillance, inspection of drug manufacturing and processing facilities, and monitoring of drug products imported into the U.S. He then touched upon few of the administrative requirements associated with generic drug filing including establishment registration; drug listing; NDC number, DUNS number, user fees; self-

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identification; their submission timelines and implications for non-compliance.

He stressed upon the critical need of comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date information required in conducting these activities with efficiency and effectiveness.

 The talk was followed by an extensive Q&A session and was concluded successfully with a note of thanks by the Chairperson, Professor Indu Pal Kaur. Around 210 participants joined the webinar which included students, researchers, UIPS faculty and distinguished guests.

Chandigarh December 30, 2020

The office of  The Dean, International Students on behalf of Professor Anju Suri, the Dean organized an Induction Lecture on “How to Access A.C. Joshi Library, P.U.” delivered by Dr. Jivesh Bansal, Chief Librarian, Panjab University, Chandigarh.

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The Lecture was especially organized in view of the concern of International Students seeking guidance in the matter as they had been facing serious difficulties with regard to the access of e-resources available in the prestigious International A.C. Joshi Library, Panjab University, which is rich repository housing a wide range of books and literature including rare books, periodicals and manuscripts

Dr. Jivesh Bansal  shared information about the ancient rich history of the Library, library structure and services as well as the Library timings including the timing and working of the digital library section.  He delved on accessing Library sources through simple search and advanced search and apprised the audience as to how they may be accessed.  He also underlined the facts about JAWS software and Zoom extra facility provided in the Library for visually impaired and disabled students and scholars, book drop facility available 24×7, My Info facility for self check out of the scholars, search catalogue record facility etc.  The session was highly informative and interactive.  The lecture was followed by questions and queries of the participants which were answered by the speaker.

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The session facilitated the participants in addressing their concerns and clearing their doubts about the access of the Library. Along with International Students, the National Students and Scholars also joined the session for the said purpose in large numbers taking its total to 460 participants.

Chandigarh December 26, 2020

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A 14 day workshop organised by the Centre for Swami Vivekananda Studies Panjab University Chandigarh concluded today. Prof.V.R.Sinha ,Dean research Panjab University, in his address, highlighted the benefits of yoga for both physical and mental health. He appreciated the efforts of the Centre for organizing a very important and successful workshop. Practicing yogic exercises help the vital organs of the body and improves our health he concluded. 

Prof. Renu Thakur Coordinator ICSVS presented the report of the 14 day workshop. She highlighted the importance of yoga in the life of each  and every individual. The prominent Yoga teachers and practitioners delivered lectures during the workshop.These include Prof. G.D. Sharma, former Chairman department of Yoga, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, Dr. Laxminarayan Joshi, Head and Dean Students Welfare, Uttarakhand Sanskrit University, Haridwar, Shri Parvinder Singh ji Punjabi University Patiala, Dr. Arpita Negi, Dept.of Yoga, Himachal Pradesh University, Mr Mohit, Mr Balvinder and Mr Prashant.There were total 12 sessions on yoga for healthy spine, for managing constipation, for thyroid problems, for obesity, for diabetes management and for ensuring good mental health .The research scholars from different universities participated and demonstrated their skill and expertise in the field of yoga.

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 A large number of participants shared their experiences of this 14 day workshop and highlighted that the workshop has provided them with very important information on the benefits of yoga.The vote of thanks was proposed by Prof. Renu Thakur, Coordinator, ICSVS. 

Chandigarh December 23, 2020

The Department of History, Panjab University, Chandigarh in collaboration with National Service Scheme, Panjab University, Chandigarh organized a web-lecture of Prof. Kaushal Kumar Sharma, Honorary Director, ICSSR-NRC, and Professor,Center for the Study of Regional Development( CSRD), JNU, New Delhi on the topic, ‘National Education Policy 2020: An Evolving Perspective’ ,today.

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The web lecture was held under the guidance of our chief patron, Prof. Raj Kumar, Vice Chancellor, Panjab University . The Guest of Honour, Prof. Devinder Singh, Coordinator, Dr. B.R.Ambedkar Centre, and Professor, Department of Law, Panjab University, Chandigarh graced the occasion with his presence in the web-lecture.

Dr. Priyatosh Sharma, Chairperson, Department of History began the proceedings of the weblecture and introduced the theme and Dr. Ashish Kumar, NSS-Program Officer, welcomed the eminent speaker, Prof. Kaushal Kumar Sharma, and the guest of honour, Prof. Devinder Singh.

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In his lecture, Prof. Kaushal Kumar Sharma elaborated at length the various aspects of the New Education Policy 2020 and explained the roadmap that the stakeholders may follow to implement the recommendations and vision of the NEP2020 in the course of twenty years (up to 2040). He argued that historically the idea envisaged in Nai Talim and Posha have contributed to the development of NEP 2020 which aims to initiate the process of ‘Learning while Doing.’ Further NEP 2020 has also reversed the objective of colonial policy makers who sidelines vernacular and Indian ethos. Indian education aimed at holistic development of mind and body which NEP 2020 has endeavored to achieve.

Prof. Sharma urged the students to have a wholesome understanding of the subjects. However, Prof. Sharma also underlined the limitations of the NEP2020 that in spite of laying down the lofty vision fails to clearly chalk out the institutional mechanism, funding and the role of centre/state governments in the process of the realization of this vision. 

Prof. Devinder Singh, suggested the need of collective and collaborative efforts of different stakeholders in the Indian education system for the successful implementation of the National Education Policy 2020 in the years to come. He hoped the experiments like Navodhya and Mid Day have shown success and NEP 2020 might prove to be bigger step towards this direction.

Dr. Priyatosh Sharma, Chairperson, Department of History proposed the vote of thanks. The web -lecture was attended by more than 90 participants including faculty members of different departments of Panjab University, Colleges under Panjab University, and students as well as researchers.