Venue: Everest Pharma Ltd,
Date: 17 th January 2026
The First Year D. Pharmacy students undertook an educational visit to Everest Pharma Ltd to gain practical exposure to pharmaceutical industrial operations. During the visit, the technical staff explained various departments such as production, quality control (QC), quality assurance (QA), packaging, and warehousing. Students observed different stages involved in the manufacturing of dosage forms, including dispensing of raw materials, granulation, compression, coating, and packing processes. The QC department provided insights into routine testing of raw materials, in-process samples, and finished products to ensure quality, safety, and efficacy. Students also learned about documentation practices,standard operating procedures (SOPs), and regulatory compliance maintained by the company. The visit was informative and helped the students to understand industrial workflow more clearly. It enhanced their awareness of professional roles and responsibilities of pharmacists in the pharmaceutical industry. This visit was coordinated by Prof. Archana Shaha.
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A community pharmacy visit was organized to provide practical exposure and enhance understanding of community pharmacy operations among students. Prof. Kirti Deshpande organized a visit for second-year D. Pharm students on 29th December 2025 at 10:00 a.m. atRamdev Medical, located opposite Shantinagar, Kondhwa, Pune. The objective of the visit was to familiarize students with day-to-day community pharmacy practices, including dispensing procedures, inventory management, storage of medicines, and patient interaction.
The students were introdcuced to the overall functioning of the pharmacy. An explanation was provided regarding the dispensing process, including prescription screening, interpretation, labeling, and patient counselling. The pharmacist highlighted the importance of accuracy, legality, and ethical responsibility while dispensing medicines in a community setting.
The pharmacist also explained the inventory management system, emphasizing stock maintenance, expiry date monitoring, and procurement of medicines. The First-In, First-Out (FIFO) method was discussed as a key practice to minimize drug wastage and ensure patientsafety. Medicines were systematically arranged based on therapeutic categories, and separate storage areas were maintained for prescription medicines, over-the-counter (OTC) products, and healthcare accessories. Proper documentation and record maintenance were explained to ensure compliance with regulatory norms.Students were also introduced to patient counselling practices, particularly for common ailments such as fever, cold, headache, and gastrointestinal disorders. The pharmacist stressed the role of effective communication in improving medication adherence and patient outcomes.
The visit concluded with an interactive discussion session, during which students clarified doubts and gained practical insights into community pharmacy responsibilities. Overall, the visit was a valuable learning experience that strengthened students’ practical knowledge and helped bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real-world pharmacy practice.
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Name of Program:
Visit to COEP’s Bhau Institute of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Leadership
Date: 31st October 2025
Venue: COEP’s Bhau Institute, College of Engineering Pune (COEP), Shivajinagar, Pune
Committee Members:
1. Dr. Om Bagade – Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy
2. Prof. Shital Godse – Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy
3. Dr. Madhav Shelke – Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy
Objectives:
The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with exposure to the innovation and incubation ecosystem that supports start-ups and research-driven entrepreneurship. Specific goals included:
* To understand the functioning of innovation and incubation centers.
* To introduce students to the concept of start-up development, funding, and technology transfer.
* To encourage students to think innovatively and apply scientific knowledge to practical, socially beneficial projects.
* To promote academic–industry interaction and inspire students to pursue entrepreneurship in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.
Outcomes:
* Students gained valuable insights into the process of innovation, product development, and incubation support available for start-ups.
* The visit enhanced their understanding of how innovative ideas can be transformed into viable business models.
* Students interacted with experts from the Bhau Institute and learned about the support systems available for young entrepreneurs.
* The visit fostered motivation and awareness regarding the importance of innovation, teamwork, and leadership in professional growth.
* Faculty and students expressed interest in future collaboration and participation in entrepreneurship development programs.
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Attendance:
The event was attended by three faculty members, undergraduate (B. Pharm Final Year) and postgraduate (M. Pharm First Year) students from the School of Pharmacy, Vishwakarma University, Pune. Attendance was recorded and maintained as per format.
Coordinator of Activity
(Dr. Om Bagade)
(Dr. Madhav Shelke)
(Prof Shital Godse)
| Name of Faculty | Designation | Department | |
| Dr. S. Sunitha | Dean | Pharmacy | Convener |
| Dr. Madhav Shelke | Assistant Professor | Pharmacy | Co-coordinator |
| Dr. Neeta Rai | Assistant Professor | Pharmacy | Co-coordinator |
| Dr. Om Bagade | Assistant Professor | Pharmacy | Member |
| Dr. Amrita Thakur | Assistant Professor | Pharmacy | Member |
The objective of the extension activity was to create awareness among children about the importance of hand hygiene and personal cleanliness on the occasion of Global Handwashing Day 2025, themed “Our Hands, Our Future.”
The initiative aimed to:
• Educate children on the correct handwashing techniques and oral hygiene practices.
• Promote healthy habits that prevent the spread of infections and diseases.
• Instill the value of cleanliness and health as essential parts of daily life.
• Support reading habits among children, encouraging lifelong learning and curiosity.
The program proved to be highly effective and impactful.
• Increased Awareness: Children gained practical knowledge about handwashing and oral hygiene.
• Behavioral Change: The engaging skit and demonstrations encouraged children to adopt healthy hygiene practices.
• Resource Support: Hygiene kits (soap, sanitizer, toothbrush, toothpaste, handkerchief) were distributed to promote continued practice of cleanliness.
• Community Engagement: Faculty and students demonstrated compassion, professionalism, and strong community engagement, fulfilling the University’s mission of social responsibility.
The event was attended by faculty members, undergraduate students from the School of Pharmacy, Vishwakarma University, along with children and staff members of Sumati Balvan.
Dr. Madhav Shelke
Coordinator
Venue: Shree Guru Gautam Muni Hospital, Bibwewadi, Pune
Date: 4 th November 2025
The Second Year Diploma in Pharmacy (S.Y. D. Pharmacy AY 2025-2026) students from the School of Pharmacy, Vishwakarma University, Pune, visited Shree Guru Gautam Muni Hospital, Bibwewadi, as part of their academic curriculum to enhance practical learning and professional exposure. The visit aimed to familiarize students with real-time hospital operations, pharmacy management, and patient care practices. During the visit,students observed the functioning of various departments, including the outpatient, inpatient,and pharmacy sections. This experiential learning activity helped students bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, promoting a deeper understanding of hospital pharmacy practices. It also encouraged them to appreciate the importance of communication, empathy, and professionalism in healthcare delivery. The visit was organised and arranged by Prof. Archana Shaha.
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Date of activity: 14 th November 2025
Venue: Nirankar Vastigruh, Sasane nagar, Hadapasr, Pune
Coordinators: Prof. Archana Shaha & Prof. Yogita Shinde
Report:
The School of Pharmacy, Vishwakarma University, Pune organized an outreach activity to Nirankar Vastigruh on 14th November 2025 to celebrate Children’s Day through a meaningful donation drive. The initiative aimed to extend support, promote social responsibility among students, and bring joy to the children residing at the orphanage. A team of Second Year D. Pharmacy students, accompanied by faculty members Prof. Archana Shaha & Prof. Yogita Shinde, visited the institute with donated items including stationery kits, notebooks, art materials, essential groceries, and food packets. The contributions were collected through a donation campaign conducted on campus in the weeks prior to the visit.
The management of Nirankar Vastigruh appreciated the efforts of the School of Pharmacy and acknowledged the positive impact of the initiative. The outreach activity not only supported the children but also enriched the students with a deeper sense of compassion and social commitment.
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