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Acknowledgement Columbia Institute of Pharmacy, Raipur (C.G) is very grateful to

1. Janpragati Education Society, Raipur (C.G)

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Introduction Herbal formulations, suffer from a range of shortcomings which includes insufficient and

unacceptable evidences of safety, efficacy, standardization, manufacturing malpractice and

contamination, difficulty in randomized clinical trials. Therefore, to utilize the potentiality of

traditional medicines & their commercial value, research needs to be simultaneously conducted on

important aspects of this discipline. Moreover, neutraceuticals and cosmeticuticals are two important

terminology used in recent years where the use of traditional herbs and medicines have gained

significant importance. But, here also they are marred by the shortcomings and bottlenecks as

discussed above.

Objectives and importance of the Event

The two week staff development programme designed to Develop an understanding amongst the new

faculty members about the importance of systematic scientific study of indigenous medicinal

practices, discuss the methods of standardization techniques required to make the traditional

medicines globally acceptable Initiate an interaction with traditional practitioners & get knowledge of

herbal formulations that are being used for centuries in the ethnic medicines, make the new

generation of pharmacists aware with the standard procedures required for documentation,

identification and authentication of medicinal plants growing in different regions. Invite the experts

from academics as well as Industry field who will impart their knowledge and experience so that

more young scientists are attracted to this field of herbal drug development.

Execution of Programme

With the above objective in mind, Columbia Institute of Pharmacy, Raipur had applied to All India

Council for Technical Education, New Delhi (AICTE) under Seminar Grant in Dec 2011. The

Council approved the programme and sent an offer letter with a sanction of Rs. 6, 50,000/-(Six Lakhs

and Fifty thousand only), vide their letter no. RIFD/SDP/97/2011-12, dt. 13/01/12, and subsequently

Rs. 3, 25,000/-(three Lakhs and twenty five thousand only), was received at the institute on

22/03/2012. The Seminar details in the form of Brochure (Annexure I) along with request for the

registration were sent in the third week of January 2012 to various Pharmacy Colleges throughout the

country. The Institute received an overwhelming response from the applicants of delegates from

Madhya Pradesh, Rajsthan, West Bengal, and Maharashtra. Delegate Kit was distributed to all the

registered delegates.

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Some of the Renowned Resources Persons

1. Prof. S. H Ansari, Ex. Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi.

2. Dr. Supratim Ray, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Pharm. Chem., Dr. B.C. Roy College of

Pharmacy & Allied Health Sciences, Durgapur, Kolkata (West Bengal)

3. Dr. S. J. Daharwal, Sr. Lecturer, UIOP, Pt. R.S. Shukla University, Raipur (C.G)

4. Dr. A. K. Kulshreshtha (M.D.Ayu.), Licensing Authority & Joint Director, Directorate

Ayush, Raipur (C.G.)

5. Dr. Biplab Kumar Dey, Principal, Dept. of Pharmacy, Assam Down Town University,

Guwahati.

6. Dr. Partha Pratim Ray, Associate Professor, SLTIOP, Guru Ghasidas Central University,

Bilaspur (CG).

7. Dr. Preeti K. Suresh, HOD, UIOP, Pt. R.S. Shukla University, Raipur (CG).

8. Mr. Rajneesh Awasthi, Entrepreneur, Aromatic Oil, Raipur (Chhattisgarh)

9. Mr. Lokesh Kumar Deb, Sr. Scientist, Institute of Bio sources Department, Imphal.

10. Mr. S.K. Mahapatra, Principal, Gayatri College of Pharmacy, Sambalpur, Oddisha.

11. Mrs. Chanchaldeep Kaur, Associate Professor, Shri Rawatpura Sarkar Institute of Pharmacy,

Kumhari, Durg (CG)

12. Dr. (Mrs) Neeraj Tondon, Scientist “F” & Head, ICMR, New Delhi.

13. Dr. Subrat K. Bhatta Misra, Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacology, Roland Institute of

Pharmaceutical Sciences, Behrampur (Odhissa).

14. Dr. S.N. Sakarkar, Professor, Shri Rawatpura Sarkar Institute of Pharmacy, Kumhari, Durg

(CG)

15. Dr. Parimal Katolkar, Professor, Manohar Bhai Patel College of Pharmacy, Gondia (M.S.)

16. Dr. Shriram M. Bhuskute, Principal, Bhawbhuti College of Pharmacy, Amgaon, Gondia

(M.S.)

17. Mr. Akhilish Mishra, Vice President, HR, Bharat Serums & Vaccines Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai.

18. Dr. A. Jaswanth, Principal, Procadence Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Medak, A.P.

19. Dr. Mohammed Sajid, People’s Medical College, Bhanpur Road, Bhopal (M.P.)

20. Dr. Sanjay Agrawal, HOD, People’s Medical College, Bhanpur Road, Bhopal (M.P.).

21. Dr. Arvind Jha, Principal, Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bhilai

(CG)

22. Dr. Amit Agrawal, Director, Natural Remedies Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru.

23. Mr. Shrikant Manne, Manager (F & D), Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Hyderabad.

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24. Dr. B. B. Bhowmik, Professor, Dr. B.C. Ray College of Pharmacy & Allied Health

Sciences, Durgapur, Kolkata (West Bengal)

25. Dr. D. K. Tripathi, Principal, Rungta College of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research,

Bhilai (CG).

26. Dr. Tapan Giri, Associate Professor, Rungta College of Pharmaceutical Sciences &

Research, Bhilai (CG).

27. Dr. Ciddi Veeresham, Professor, University College of Pharmaceutical Science, Kakatiya

University, Warangal (AP)

28. Dr. Tuhinadri Sen, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Pharmacolgy, Jadavpur University, Kolkata

(West Bengal)

Boarding and Lodging arrangements for the Delegates

All the outstation participants were accommodated in different Hotels. Breakfast and Lunch was

arranged for all the Guests, Resource Persons, Staffs and Delegates at the Venue, Columbia Institute

of Pharmacy, Raipur. Dinner for resource persons and outstation delegates was arranged at their

respective Hotels, while local delegates were provided allowance for dinner & transport facility from

Durg, Bhilai and other places from Raipur.

Inaugural Session 6th May 2012 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

The Chief Guest of seminar Mr. K. Subramaniam, Commissioner Food & Drug Administration,

Chief Controller Drug & Secretary to Chief Minister Chattisgarh, inaugurated the function. In his

speech Hon’ble Chief Guest, said that a teacher is creature of society by his teaching methodology,

Research Work & other social reforming activities. He emphasized that a teacher should follow the

“Learn, Unlearn & Relearn” process for effective teaching. The Guest of Honor Prof. Shailendra

Saraf, said that one should be of the opinion of appraising the achievement of other, whether it is

right or wrong, this helps in knowing the deficiencies & upgrading the same. Dr. (Mrs.) Swarnalata

Saraf present as the Special Guest said that the work on standardization & documentation of herbal

formulations (Classic Indian) should be taken on priority basis for the benefit of humankind for

which such programmes should be organized time to time. Mr. Kishore Jadwani, Chief Patron and

Chairman, JanPragati Education Society, Raipur stressed on the need of extraction of necessary

infrastructures available in the state. He was all praise for AICTE for encouraging the institutions to

organize such programme for budding pharmacists. Prof. Amit Roy, Convener, briefly discussed on

the need & background. He further stated that Herbal formulations, suffer from a range of

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shortcomings, which includes insufficient and unacceptable evidences of safety and efficacy,

standardization, manufacturing malpractice and contamination, difficulty in randomized clinical

trials. Therefore, to utilize the potentiality of traditional medicines & their commercial value,

research needs to be simultaneously conducted on important aspects of this discipline. Moreover,

neutraceuticals and cosmeticuticals are two important terminology used in recent years where the use

of traditional herbs and medicines have gained significant importance. He also focused on, to initiate

an interaction with traditional practitioners & get knowledge of herbal formulations that are being

used for centuries in the ethnic medicines. It is essential that the new generation of pharmacists learn

the standard procedures required for documentation, identification and authentication of medicinal

plants growing in different regions. The intention is that more young scientists are attracted to this

field of herbal drug development. Mr. Harjeet Singh Hura, Patron and Secretary, JanPragati

Education Society, Raipur was also present on the dais. He concluded the session with vote of thanks.

Photographs & Press Clippings of the Inaugural session are enclosed (Annexure II).

Scientific Session

Various lectures and workshops were conducted during the programme. Eminent speakers from all

across the country were invited to talk on their expertise. Programme Schedule and Photographs of

Scientific Sessions are enclosed (Annexure III).

Valedictory Session 17th May 2012 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Valedictory Session was conducted on 17th May 2012. Prof. Mukund M. Hambarde, Director

General, Chhattisgarh Council of Science & Technology, Raipur, graced the session as Chief Guest.

In his speech he said that Staff Development Programme provides you the base for updating your

knowledge, the skill, the new process of teaching & learning for the benefit of students & self. He

also added that the traditional medicines being used in the tribal area are in a state of raw material

which needs to be developed, Evaluated & Standardized to make the same an effective one.

Dr. Rajiv K. Rai, Group Leader, Research & Development, Dabur India Ltd., Gaziabad, present as

the guest of honor, emphasized on the traditional/ Classical Indian formulation, their utility &

importance of standardization. He also briefly discussed regarding formulation, standardization from

raw material to finished Ayurvedic Products. Apart from that he also emphasized about the different

quality control test that is mandatory for Ayurvedic dosage forms.

Prof. Amit Roy Coordinator of Staff Development Programme briefly discussed about the various

topics discussed related to the theme of Staff Development Programme, in which renowned &

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eminent speakers from renowned Universities, Pharmaceutical Industry & other autonomous body

were present , all of them have been praised for their valuable guidance which will definitely help the

teachers participated as well as the students. He specially thanked Mr. Khemkaran Ahirwar & Mr.

Sanjib Bahadur, Asst. Profs. & Mr. Apurba Mukherjee, Training & Placement Officer of the

Institution for invaluable & selfless efforts for making this programme a grand success.

In the beginning of Valedictory Function Mr. Kishore Jadwani, Chairman, Janpragati Education

thanked AICTE for allotting such programme time to time for the enhancement in teaching learning

method.

At last Mr. Harjeet Singh Hura thanked all the participants present for making this SDP & success; he

specially thanked AICTE, New Delhi for giving Columbia Institute of Pharmacy, Raipur an

opportunity to hold such prograame. He further expressed his gratitude towards the media for their

valuable support during this programme.

Photographs (Annexure IV) of Valedictory session are enclosed.

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Annexure I

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Annexure II

Photographs & Press Clippings of Inaugural Session

Mr. Kishore Jadwani, delivering the Welcome Speech Prof. Amit Roy during his briefing about the program

Mr. K. Subrahmanyam, Chief Guest, during his speech Prof. Shailendra Saraf, Guest of Honor, during his speech

Dr. Swaranlata Saraf, Special Guest, during her speech Mr. Harjeet Singh Hura, proposing Vote of Thanks

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Annexure III

Photographs of Scientific Sessions

Dr. Supratim Ray delivering his lecture Dr. S. J. Daharwal delivering his lecture

Dr. Amber Vyas delivering his lecture Dr. Biplab Kumar Dey delivering his lecture

Dr. Partha Pratim Ray delivering his lecture Dr. Preeti K. Suresh delivering her lecture

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Dr. Trilochan Satapathy delivering his lecture Mr. Lokesh Deb delivering his lecture

Mr. Rajneesh Awasthi delivering his lecture Dr. Santosh K. Mahapatra delivering his lecture

Mr. Lokesh Deb during Workshop on Ms. Chanchal Deep Kaur delivering her lecture

Animal Handling

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Dr. Sanjay Daharwal delivering his lecture Mr. Vijay Singh felicitated before his lecture

Mr. Sanjib Bahadur delivering his lecture Dr. S. N. Sakarkar delivering his lecture

Dr. Subrat K. Bhatta Misra delivering his lecture Dr. Neeraj Tandon felicitated before her lecture

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Ms. Pushpa Prasad delivering her lecture Dr. A. Jaswanth delivering his lecture

Dr. Shriram M. Bhuskute delivering his lecture Dr. Parimal Katolkar delivering his lecture

Dr. A. Jaswanth during workshop on Mr. Akhilesh Mishra delivering his lecture

various animal model

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Dr. Mohammad Sajid delivering his lecture Dr. Sanjay Agarwal delivering his lecture

Dr. B. B. Bhoumik delivering his lecture Dr. A. K. Jha delivering his lecture

Mr. Shrikant Manne delivering his lecture Dr. Amit Agarwal delivering his lecture

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Dr. B. B. Bhowmik delivering his lecture Dr. Ciddi Veeresham delivering his lecture

Mr. Shashikant Chandrakar delivering his lecture Dr. D. K. Tripathi delivering his lecture

Dr. Tapan Kumar Giri delivering his lecture Dr. A. K. Kulshrestha delivering his lecture

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Prof. S. H. Ansari delivering his lecture Dr. Tuhinadri Sen delivering his lecture

Dr. Ciddi Veeresham delivering his lecture Dr. Rajeev Rai delivering his lecture

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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

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Sunday 6th May

Inaugural Session Inaugural Session Workshop on Standardization of herbal formulations with the help of different Chromatographic techniques

Workshop on Standardization of herbal formulations with the help of different Chromatographic techniques

Workshop on Standardization of herbal formulations with the help of different Chromatographic techniques

Monday 7th May

Dr. Sanjay Daharwal “To Be” – TQM in education

Dr. Supratim Ray Exploring QSAR of hydroxyphenylureas as antioxidants using physicochemical and electropological state (E-State) atom parameters

Dr. Amber Vyas Novel drug delivery system for herbal drugs with special reference to utilization of cyclodextrin and its derivative for their preparation

Mr. Shiv Shankar Shukla Applicative Discussion & Workshop in Instruments & Machines – HPLC

Mr. Shiv Shankar Shukla Applicative Discussion & Workshop in Instruments & Machines – HPLC

Tuesday 8th May

Dr. Biplab Kumar Dey Transdermal Patches: Theory and Practical concepts

Dr. Pratha Pritam Ray QSAR model Reproducibility and Applicability

Dr. Preeti .K.Suresh Intellectual Property Rights: Perceptions and Reality

Mr. Trilochan Satapathy CPCSEA guidelines for laboratory animal facility

Mr. Sanjib Bahadur Natural Excipients with special reference to Gums & Mucilages

Wednesday 9th May

Dr. Santosh K. Mahapatra NUTRACEUTICALS: A Newer Concept In Pharmacy

Mr. Lokesh Deb Ideal documentation strategies and scientific validation of Classic Indian Formulations

Mr. Rajneesh Awasthi Roll of Microbiology in Research

Dr. Santosh K. Mahapatra Pharma Education in India : A Review

Mr. Lokesh Deb Workshop on Animal Handling & Experimentation involving Animals

Thursday 10th May

Dr. Sanjay Daharwal Indian Ayurvedic industry

Smt. Chanchal Deep Kaur Research Publications: Need or Choice for Academicians

Mr. Vijay Singh Interpretation of IR spectrum

Mr. Sanjib Bahadur Applicative Discussion & Workshop in Instruments & Machines – UV – Visible Spectorphotometer & Brookfield Viscometer

Mr. Sanjib Bahadur Applicative Discussion & Workshop in Instruments & Machines – UV – Visible Spectorphotometer & Brookfield Viscometer

Friday 11th May

Dr. Neeraj Tondon Quality standards of Indian medicinal plants for Ayurvedic/ herbal drug industry

Dr. Subrat K. Bhatta Misra Skeletal Muscle Mitochondrial Oxidation- A Novel Approach in treatment of Diabetes

Dr. S. N. Sakarkar Zeta Potential & its Biomedical Significance

Ms. Pushpa Prasad Mushroom: Wonder fungi with numerous medicinal activity

Ms. Pushpa Prasad Workshop on Mushroom production

Saturday 12th May

Dr. A. Jaswanth Pharmacological evaluation of herbal formulations using different animal models

Dr. Shriram M. Bhuskute Authentication of crude plant drug – taxonomic approaches

Dr. Parimal Katolkar Scope of Patentability Under “The Patents Act”

Dr. A. Jaswanth Workshop on various models involved in animal experimentation

Mr. Ananta Choudhury Workshop on Pilot plant scale manufacturing of tablets

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Mr. Akhilesh Mishra Human Resource in Herbal Industry

Dr. Mohammad Sajid Growing Cells in Culture

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Dr. Sanjay Agarwal Comparing Therapies : The Randomized Controlled Trial

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Dr. Arvind Jha Scope of Herbal Formulations in Industry

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Dr. B.B. Bhoumik Formulation & evaluation of vaginal bioadhesive abacavir film for maternal treatment & prevention of HIV

Monday 14th May

Dr. Amit Agrawal Some marketing perspectives on Natural Product Research

Dr. B.B. Bhoumik NDDS Of Classic Indian Formulations and its Standardization - A paradigm shift of 21st Century

Mr. Shrikant Manne Emerging trend of herbal formulations in Allopathic medicines

Mr. Suman Saha Applicative Discussion in Instruments & Machines – FTIR

Mr. Suman Saha Applicative Discussion in Instruments & Machines – FTIR

Tuesday 15th May

Dr. D. K. Tripathi Physical, chemical and biological standardization of herbal drugs

Dr. Tapan Giri Biomolecule – sensitive hydrogel: present status and application

Dr. Ciddi Veeresham Standardization herbals drug discovery through the natural sources

Dr .A. K. Geda Processing & Valuation of an aromatic plants

Dr. S. S. Tuteja Commercial cultivation & utilization of medicinal plants

Wednesday 16th May

Dr. Ciddi Veeresham Research Methodology and Science Writing

Dr. S. H. Ansari Importance of monographs and their comparative study as per different pharmacopoeia

Dr. Tuhinadri Sen Tea – The Wonder Beverage

Dr. A. K. Kulshrestha GMP for Classic Ayurvedic & other Herbal Formulations

Mr. Shashikant Chandrakar Development of wound healing herbal formulation

Thursday 17th May

Dr. Rajiv Kumar Rai Quality Control Of Classical Ayurvedic Medicines

Valedictory Session Valedictory Session

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Annexure IV

Photographs & Press Clippings of Valedictory Session

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Mr. Kishore Jadwani during his welcome speech

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Prof. Amit Roy concluding the programme Dr. Rajiv Rai during his speech as Guest of Honor

Prof. Mukund M. Hambarde speaking as Chief Guest Mr. Harjeet Singh Hura proposing vote of thanks

Present on the dais (L to R) – Prof. Amit Roy, Mr. Kishore Jadwani, Prof. M. M. Hambarde, Dr. Rajiv K. Rai, Mr. Harjeet Singh Hura�

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