Two students of 2023 B.Pharm Batch have been honoured with KUHS Merit Scholorship In recognition of their excellent performance in the first semester University Examination.
The Anti-Drug Campaign 2026 was successfully organized at Prime College of Pharmacy on 20th February 2026 in association with Vimukthi Mission, Kerala Excise Department with the objective of creating awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and empowering them to make informed life choices. The programme commenced at 10:30 AM with the assembly of students. The event began with a prayer song rendered by the pharmacy students, setting a positive and respectful tone for the session. The Welcome Address was delivered by the Principal Prof. Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, he emphasized the crucial role of educational institutions in shaping responsible citizens and highlighted the importance of staying away from substance abuse. The Presidential Address was delivered by Mr. Sajeev S, Assistant Excise Commissioner and Vimukthi Mission Palakkad District Manager. He spoke about the growing concerns related to drug abuse among youth and the various initiatives undertaken by the Excise Department to combat the menace. He appreciated the college management for organizing such a meaningful campaign and encouraged students to act as ambassadors of an anti-drug movement in society. The highlight of the programme was the seminar session conducted by Mr. Satheesh K, renowned Hypnotist and Mentalist and Worldwide Book of Record Holder. He delivered an engaging and interactive session on the topic “Unlock Your Subconscious”. Through practical demonstrations and motivational insights, he explained how the power of the subconscious mind can be used to overcome negative influences, build strong willpower, and make positive life decisions. The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks proposed by Vice Principal Dr. Sumathy A, who expressed gratitude to all the dignitaries, organizers, and students for their active participation and support. The event ended with the National Anthem. The Anti-Drug Campaign 2026 was a meaningful and impactful initiative that successfully raised awareness and inspired students to lead a drug-free and responsible life.
Each year we commemorate World Cancer Day, February 4, to raise public awareness about the devastating health, social and economic consequences of cancer and to strengthen cancer management. World Cancer Day is a day to educate the public about the impact of Cancer around the world. The theme of World Cancer Day 2026 “United by Unique” conveys a message which reminds that every cancer journey matters, and that collective action is key to ensuring compassionate, equitable care for all. On behalf of this day, Second Year Pharm.D students of Prime College of Pharmacy, in association with IQAC and NSS (Unit no.NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1) conducted an awareness programme at Taluk Headquarters Hospital, Chittur, Palakkad on 13.02.2026. The program's main goal was to raise awareness of the socioeconomic factors such as gender and cultural norms, income and educational attainment, handicap, and lifestyle that contribute to differences in cancer prevention, incidence, and survival. Senior Nursing Officer Mrs. Latha & PRO Mrs. Swathy, helped to arrange and coordinate the Flashmob performed by our students.Our students distributed Pamphlets and made individual interaction with patients and created awareness among public regarding cancer prevention and early diagnosis. Our students actively tookpart in the programme and the flashmob seeked public attention.
A two-day International Conference- “Prime Pharma Conclave 2026: Reimaging the Emerging Pharmacy Scenario” on “Frontiers In Drug Discovery and Pharmaceutical Research” was organized by Prime College Of Pharmacy in association with Indian Pharmacy Graduates’ Association (Kerala State Branch). The International Conference held on 2nd and 3rd February 2026, aimed to bring light to various aspects and thereby sparking thoughtful discussions and stimulating new ideas. The conclave served as a dynamic platform bringing together academicians, regulatory experts, industry professionals, and students to deliberate on contemporary developments in pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare regulations. About 710 delegates, students, faculties and research scholars from over 36 different colleges across the country actively took part in the two day Conference. The inaugural session commenced with a prayer song by Prime Pharmacy students, followed by the welcome address delivered by Prof. Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy. The presidential address was delivered by Prof. Dr. C. I. Sajeeth, Executive Trustee, PCP and Chairman LOC – PPC 2026, who emphasized the institution’s commitment towards academic excellence and professional development. The inaugural address was delivered by the Chief Guest, Prof. Dr. Jagadeesh Bayry, Professor and Head, Department of Biological Sciences and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Palakkad. He also released the abstract book of the conclave, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary research and innovation in Pharmaceutical sciences.Dr. Rajasree R. S, Honourable Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honor and released the newsletter- INTRUZION., appreciating the academic initiatives of the institution. The keynote address was delivered by Shri P. M. Jayan, President, IPGA Kerala State Branch, who provided valuable insights into current trends and future prospects of the Pharmaceutical profession. Felicitations were offered by Mr. Raheem, Secretary, PCP, and Dr. C. S. Satheesh Kumar, Vice President, IPGA Kerala State Branch. An address by Mr. Saju Rajappan, Assistant Drugs Controller, Thrissur, added regulatory perspectives to the conclave. The program concluded with the vote of thanks by Prof. Dr. A. Sumathy, Vice Principal, PCP,followed by the National Anthem. The 11 scientific sessions held for the two days covered the topics on the theme “Phytomedicine and Natural Products”, “AI in Pharmacy”, “Translational Innovation in Pharmaceutical Sciences” and “Advanced Pharmaceutical Research”. The conference was enriched by the presence of eminent National and International resource persons including Dr. Kamal Dua, Professor, NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University; Dr. Tewin Tencomnao, Dean & Assistant Professor, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand; Dr. K. Gowthamarajan, Professor and Head of Department of Pharmaceutics, JSS academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysore; Dr. Gaurav Gupta, Adjunct Research Professor,Centre of Medical & Bio-Allied Health Sciences Research, Ajman University,UAE; Dr. Sachin Kumar Sing, Professor, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Lovely Professional University, Punjab; Dr. Dinesh Kumar Chellappan, Associate Professor, Department of Life Sciences, School of Pharmacy, International Medical University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Dr. Puneet Kumar Bansal, Professor & Former HOD, Department of Pharmacology, School of Health Sciences, Central University of Punjab; Dr. Keshav Raj Paudel, Senior Researcher, NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University, Australia; Dr. Brian G Oliver, Distinguished Professor & Discipline Leader, School of Life Sciences, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW, Australia; Dr. Ivy Chung, Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine, Director, NCKU- Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia and Dr. Harish Dureja Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Maharshi Dayanand University, Haryana.The event witnessed enthusiastic participation of about 165 e-poster presentations of students and research scholars from various institutions. As a part of the conclave, Prime College of Pharmacy successfully organized two intensive skill-oriented workshops aimed at strengthening practical knowledge and research competencies among students ,research scholars and faculty members on the titles- “ Basic Bio-Methodology of Laboratory Animals” by Dr. Puneet Kumar Bansal and “Competency-Based Training in HPLC Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques” by Dr.Sachin Kumar Singh. Both workshops enhanced practical exposure,analytical skills, and regulatory awareness among participants. The most awaited IPGA Meritorious Award ceremony and Valedictory function was held after the scientific sessions. Mr.Abdul Nazar, Executive member, IPGA , Kerala State Branch welcomed the gathering. Mr.Jayan P M, President, IPGA , Kerala State Branch delivered the Presidential address and Madam Dr. Rajasree. R. S Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kerala University of Health Sciences, inaugurated the session. Dr.Nishith M C Sir, National Vice President , IPGA presented the salient features and report on IPGA Awards followed by the declaration of IPGA awards by Dr. C Sajeeth ,Treasurer, IPGA, Kerala State Branch . I. RAMABHADRAN MEMORIAL BEST PHARMACY TEACHER AWARD was conferred upon Madam Dr. Rajasree. R. S Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences ,KUHS and Dr.Sarath Chandran C, Asst. Professor, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Govt. Medical College ,Kannur. N. CHANDRASEKHAR NAIR MEMORIAL BEST DRUG REGULATORY OFFICER AWARD was awarded to Dr. Aju Joseph Kurian, Assistant Drugs Controller, Kollam. Dr. S.B.RAO MEMORIAL BEST INDUSTRIAL PHARMACIST AWARD was awarded to Mr.Sijo Joy, Edappally, Deputy CEO, Goa Antibiotics Pharmaceuticals LTD, Goa. G.R.NAIR MEMORIAL BEST COMMUNITY PHARMACIST AWARD was awarded to Mr. Aneesh M ,Proprietor Cum Pharmacist, Aji Medicals, Palakkad. Prof.Dr. N.L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy delivered the feedback of Prime Pharma Conclave 2026 followed by the Vote of Thanks by Prof. Dr. A. Sumathy , Vice Principal, College of Pharmacy. The certificates, cash award and memento were distributed to the winners of e- poster presentations. The delegate certificates were distributed at the end of the day. The vibrant and engaging cultural programs stood as a testament to the student community of Prime College of Pharmacy and significantly contributed to the overall success and memorability of the Conclave. The Prime Pharma Conclave – 2026 was a resounding success, fostering knowledge exchange, professional interaction, and academic enrichment among participants.
Republic Day marks the adoption of the Constitution of India and the country’s transition to a republic on January 26. Every year, the celebrations feature spectacular military and cultural pageantry across the nation.On the auspicious morning of 26th January 2026, Prime College of Pharmacy celebrated the 77th Republic Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit in the college premises. The entire campus was beautifully decorated with tricolour flags and patriotic displays, creating an atmosphere of national pride. The programme commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by Diya Hanana, followed by the Flag Salute and the Pledge, taken by all students, faculty members, and staff, reaffirming their commitment to the nation. This was followed by a series of cultural and literary activities presented by the B.Pharm students. A well-articulated speech on the significance of Republic Day highlighted the importance of the Constitution, citizens’ rights and duties, and the need to uphold the ideals of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. A patriotic song performed by the students further added to the fervour of the celebration and was appreciated by all present. The Vice Principal, Dr. Sumathy A, delivered an inspiring address emphasizing the relevance of Republic Day in today’s context and encouraging students to become responsible citizens and dedicated professionals who contribute positively to society. The celebration concluded with the National Anthem, followed by the distribution of sweets to everyone gathered, spreading joy and togetherness. The event served as a meaningful reminder of our constitutional values and instilled a deep sense of patriotism among the students and staff.
Prime college of Pharmacy had successfully organized a field visit for Second year Pharm. D students (2024 batch) with staff coordinators Mr. Mohammed Harish and Mrs. Sangeetha R & Mrs. Megha P M at the Milma Palakkad Diary, on 24-01-2026. This field visit was conducted in accordance with the Pharm. D regulations and significantly enhanced the students’ understanding of the commonly used instruments in dairy product processing. The visit provided students with in-depth knowledge of dairy processing techniques, with special emphasis on pasteurization. Ms. Swetha, Trainee (B.Voc Dairy Technology), offered a detailed explanation of the various instruments and machinery and demonstrated their operation, which greatly improved the students’ practical understanding. Overall, the field visit was highly informative and beneficial, as it enabled students to gain a clear understanding of the working principles of the instruments and machinery involved in dairy processing.
Cervical Cancer awareness Month is an International health campaign that is held every January. The month aims to promote screening and prevention of the disease, which affects 2.3 million women worldwide. On behalf of this day, second year Pharm D students of Prime College of Pharmacy, in association with IQAC and NSS (Unit no. NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1) conducted an awareness program at Government Taluk Hospital, Chittur on 21-01-2026.They circulated the patient information leaflets, focusing the importance of the day, Students counseled them about the risk factors, early diagnosis and the prevention of Breast cancer. They were successful in educating and raising awareness about Cervical Cancer, its risks, symptoms, and importance of early detection among the public. Dr. Aswin, Supirendent, Dr. Rahul Varma, RMO and Mrs Swathy, PRO dedicated their earnest efforts toward the success of this camp. Mrs Roja, Junior health inspector offered her genuine efforts to ensure the camp remarkable Success. The programme was well coordinated by Mrs Janusha J, Assistant Professor and Ms Aloshya Joy, Assistant Professor, Departmentof Pharmacy Practice Prime College of Pharmacy.
The Indian Pharmaceutical Congress (IPC) stands as the most significant annual event for the Pharmacy profession in India. Over the years, it has evolved into a prominent platform showcasing the advancements in the field.The Congress draws stakeholders from all key sectors—academia, regulation, and industry—and serves as an inspiring window into the profession for countless students, leaving a lasting impact on their aspirations. The Indian Pharmaceutical Congress Association (IPCA), in collaboration with the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the 74th Indian Pharmaceutical Congress (IPC) organized the event at BIEC Bengaluru from 19-21 December 2025. The theme this year is "AI & TECHNOLOGY IN PHARMA: EDUCATE, INNOVATE, EMPOWER". This prestigious 74th edition of IPC was being hosted by the Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTI), headquartered in Bangalore. Students of Second and Third Year Pharm D of Prime College of Pharmacy actively participated in the Congress which provided an exceptional platform for industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders to exhibit cutting-edge technologies, explore transformative breakthroughs, and engage in discussions on the future of the Pharmaceutical sector.Aswathi M V of M Pharm, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Sneha V K of M Pharm Department of Pharmacology presented e-poster. Prof. Dr. T Sengottuvel, HOD,Department of Pharmacology, Prime College of Pharmacy, was an evaluator of e-poster presentation.The scientific sessions reflected the latest advancements in Pharmaceutical science, practice, and education. The event highlighted the Indian Pharmaceutical industry's dedication to research and development and its commitment to delivering safe, effective, affordable, and quality medicines not just for India, but for the global community. In addition to industry-focused discussions, the Congress also addressed key challenges faced by academia, hospital, and community Pharmacists, aiming to develop a strategic roadmap for the future growth of the Pharmacy profession.The 74th IPC was a resounding success, fostering collaboration, innovation, and progress in the Pharmaceutical field.
Students of Prime College of Pharmacy bagged First prize in the district-level Flashmob competition organized by Vimukthi Mission ,Kerala Excise Department on 22 December 2025 at the Ahalya Campus, Palakkad.The event was jointly conducted by Ahalya YAAD, Ahalya Group of Institutions, the Excise Department, and the Vimukthi Mission, with the participation of colleges from across Palakkad district.The competition was inaugurated by Deputy Excise Commissioner Sri P. K. Satheesh, who also addressed the gathering and distributed the prizes. Our students were awarded First prize with a cash prize of Rs. 5000 along with certificates and memento.Dr. Sreejith M. Nair, Coordinator of Ahalya YAAD, presided over the function and delivered the presidential address. Assistant Excise Commissioner Sri Sajeev S. conveyed his felicitations. The vote of thanks was delivered by Excise Inspector Sri Ajay Raj. The active participation of students from various colleges in the district added vibrancy to the event. The achievement reflects the students’ dedication, teamwork and social responsibility. The Flashmob performance was widely appreciated for its clarity of message and visual appeal.
The Orientation Programme for the 12th Batch of of D Pharm students (2025 Batch) was held on 16th December 2025 at Prime College of Pharmacy with great enthusiasm and participation from both students and parents. The event aimed to welcome the new batch and familiarize them with the academic environment, institutional values, and professional opportunities in the field of pharmacy. The programme commenced at 10:30 AM with the assembly of students and parents in the college auditorium. The session began with a prayer song rendered by the pharmacy students, setting a serene and positive tone for the day. Following the prayer, Prof. Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, delivered the Welcome Address. In his address, he extended a warm welcome to the newly admitted students and their parents, highlighting the vision and mission of the institution, and encouraging students to strive for excellence in academics. The Presidential Address was delivered by Dr. P. A. Mohammed Ashraf, Chairman, PCP, who emphasized the importance of pharmacy education in improving healthcare and motivated the students to uphold ethical values in their professional journey.The Inaugural Address was given by Mr. B. Rahim, Secretary, PCP, who spoke about the college’s commitment to quality education and student development.The Keynote Address was presented by Prof. Dr. C. I. Sajeeth, Executive Trustee, PCP, who enlightened the gathering about the evolving role of pharmacists in the global healthcare system and inspired students to actively participate in community service.This was followed by a felicitation where senior faculty members, Prof. Dr. K. Selvaraju, HOD, Department of Pharmaceutics, Prof. Dr. P. Sivakumar, HOD, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Prof. Dr. T. Sengottuvel, HOD, Department of Pharmacologyshared their insights and motivated students to explore various domains of pharmaceutical sciences.The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Prof. Dr. Sumathy A, Vice-Principal, PCP, who expressed gratitude to all the dignitaries, faculty members, students, and parents for making the programme a grand success.The formal session concluded with the National Anthem, followed by an Orientation and Interactive Session where parents and students had the opportunity to interact with faculty members and clarify their queries regarding the curriculum, academic policies, and support services offered by the institution.
The Second-Year Pharm. D students (2024-2030 batch) of Prime College of Pharmacy has organized a remarkable event, titled “HAWKINS 2025” to welcome the first-year Pharm. D (2025–2031 batch) students. The program was all about to create an everlasting friendly atmosphere among the students and help the newcomers to begin their academic journey with great positivity and confidence. The event was inaugurated by Principal, Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar sir and the welcome address was delivered by the Vice Principal, Dr. A. Sumathy, who highlighted the importance of discipline, dedication, and active participation in cultural activities. The program included a variety of cultural performances of both senior students and freshers such as dance, music, and interactive activities, which received overwhelming applause from everyone. Pulsating ambience, flashing lights and foot tapping music added colour, energy, and joy to the event allowing the fresher’s to engage, participate, and create bond with one another.The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by the students, expressing gratitude to the management, teachers, and all those who contributed to making the programme a memorable and successful one.
World AIDS Day is celebrated annually on 1st December and the focal theme for this year is “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response”. This theme draws attention to HIV programmes faced many interruptions in recent years, we must rebuild and improve them so that HIV prevention, treatment, and awareness become stronger, modern, and more effective than before — with communities leading the way. On behalf of this day, the NSS Unit (No. NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1), IQAC and Department of Pharmacy Practice of Prime College of Pharmacy, successfully organised an AIDS awareness programme on 01-12-2025 at Taluk Headquarters Hospital, Chittur, under the guidance of Medical Superintendent Dr. Ragul , Health Inspector Mrs. Roja, Chief pharmacist Mrs. Latha and PRO Mrs. Swathy. They engaged with the patients to educate them about AIDS and its effects on health, to help them understand how HIV is transmitted as well as how it is not, to promote the importance of early screening and diagnosis, to offer guidance on treatment and medication adherence, and to encourage preventive measures like quitting smoking and alcohol, avoiding drug abuse, making lifestyle changes, and improving dietary habits. The second year Pharm. D students actively took part in the programme closely associating with the hospital staffs. Overall, the initiative positively impacted the community by spreading essential information and fostering early diagnosis and prevention of AIDS. With consistent treatment and care, HIV can be managed effectively, allowing individuals living with HIV to enjoy long, healthy, and typical lives. Continuous awareness efforts will assist the community in managing and preventing this chronic condition. The awareness programme was well coordinated by Dr. P Sivakumar and Dr. Yookanithya D, Department of Pharmacy Practice.
The second-year B.Pharm students (2024-2028 Batch) of Prime College of Pharmacy organized a warm and cheerful welcome for the first-year B.Pharm (2025–2029 batch) students through the programme titled “ALOHA 2025”. The event aimed to create a friendly atmosphere for the newcomers and help them begin their academic journey with positivity and enthusiasm. The welcome address delivered by the Vice Principal, Dr. A. Sumathy, who highlighted the importance of discipline, dedication, and active participation in cultural activities. The celebration included a variety of cultural performances such as dance, music, and interactive activities. These performances added colour, energy, and joy to the event allowing the fresher’s to engage, participate, and bond with one another.The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by the students, expressing gratitude to the management, teachers, and all those who contributed to making the programme a memorable event.
The Anti-Ragging Committee and SSGP of Prime College of Pharmacy organized an Anti-Ragging Awareness Programme on 25.11.2025, in association with the District Legal Services Authority, Palakkad as part of the national initiative #YaARIYouthAgainstRagging. The programme aimed at sensitizing students about the legal, social and psychological impacts of ragging and legal action associated with it and also to give an insight to promote a ragging-free campus environment. The event was inaugurated by Vice principal Dr. A Sumathy. The session featured a talk by Adv. Shahbas M, Assistant Legal Aid Defence Counsel, Palakkad District. He highlighted the strict legal consequences associated with ragging under Indian law. He emphasized that educational institutions must uphold zero-tolerance policies and encouraged students to stand together to create a supportive academic atmosphere. In addition to ragging aspects, he also given a talk about cybercrime, by warning the students about online fraud, cyber bullying, identity theft, and the legal implications of inappropriate online behaviour. He alarmed the students to stay vigilant, use technology responsibly, and report any suspicious cyber activities. The event took place and witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members. The college authorities reiterated their commitment to ensuring student safety and fostering mutual respect among learners. Organizers expressed confidence that the awareness program would empower students to report and prevent any incidents of ragging on campus.
The Orientation Programme on the Young Innovators Programme (YIP 8.0), conducted by Prime College of Pharmacy in collaboration with the Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC), was a successful event, marked by the enthusiastic participation of more than 300 students. The event, held proactively at the beginning of the academic session, established a crucial platform for integrating the state’s innovation policy with the academic curricula of pharmaceutical sciences. The formal proceedings commenced in the College Auditorium, the institutional management emphasised the increasing necessity for pharmaceutical professionals to possess not only scientific depth but also entrepreneurial knowledge. The program starts with formal felicitation and recognition of the Resource Person, Mr. Kirandev M, District Programme Officer, Palakkad. by Dr ASumathy, Vice-Principal. The instructional segment was delivered by Mr. Kirandev M, who focused on providing students with a comprehensive architectural overview of the YIP 8.0 framework. Utilising visual presentations, Mr. Kirandev M provided precise guidance regarding the bureaucratic and technical requirements of the YIP Program, covering the online registration process, the structure required for the initial concept submission, and the criteria for evaluation that determine selection for the higher levels of competition. He motivated the audience by citing examples of past YIP successes where student teams secured substantial financial grants, interdisciplinary innovation concerns. A strategic approach to generating fundable and patentable ideas boosts the institution's research and development profile. the program end with vote of thanks by Prof. Dr. K. Selvaraju, HOD, Deportment of Pharmaceutics.
National Pharmacy Week, celebrated annually by the Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA), is an event to highlight the role of pharmacists in healthcare. For 2025, the 64th National Pharmacy Week was held from November 16–22, focusing on the theme "Pharmacists as Advocates of Vaccination". The purpose of the theme is to raise public awareness about the importance of the pharmacy profession and the role of pharmacists in healthcare. On behalf of this week, the NSS Unit (No. NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1), IQAC and Department of Pharmacy Practice of Prime College of Pharmacy organized various programmes like Blood Donation Camp, Antimicrobial Awareness Programme, Quiz and e-poster presentations and Pharma rally in association with IPGA (Indian Pharmacy Graduates Association-Kerala State Branch).The Blood Donation Camp was conducted in collaboration with Palakkad District Hospital on 18.11.2025.About 30 units of blood was donated by students and the staff members. Dr. Radhika , Blood Bank Medical Officer, District Hospital Palakkad along with Ranjitha . C, Councellor headed the camp.The drive witnessed an extensive participation from the donors. The Kerala State AIDS Control Society/Kerala State Blood Transfusion Council provided the certificates to the donors. E- poster and quiz competitions was conducted on 19.11.2025 at college auditorium, witnessing enthusiastic participation of budding Pharmacists. In association with Kodumbu Grama Panchayath, the Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Programme was conducted on 20.11.2025.Our Pharm D students actively participated by providing awareness regarding this year theme "Act Now: Protect Our Present, Secure Our Future” and distributed leaflets in and around Erattayal and Ambujam locality, covering nearly 300 houses. The Pharma Rally held on 22.11.2025 from Govt. Moyan Model Girls HSS to Fort Maidan. The rally was flagged off by Mr. P M Jayan , General Secretary, IPGA. Dr. Nishith M C, (Executive member, IPGA) and Prof. Dr. C I Sajeeth, (Treasurer , IPGA) addressed the gathering. The rally was an attention seeking initiative by various Pharmacy colleges of Palakkad district. The NPW celebrations ended up with valedictory functions held at college auditorium on 22.11.2025 with the prize distribution of various competitions. The event was highly engaging by the vibrant performances by our students.