IQAC, Prime College of Pharmacy, organized a One-Day Faculty Development Programme titled “Reimagining Pharmacy Education: A Roadmap for the Revised B. Pharm Curriculum” on 05 September 2026 at the Prime College of Pharmacy Auditorium. The programme focused on understanding the new B. Pharm curriculum under NEP 2020, the B. Pharm Syllabus 2026, and emerging approaches towards AI-integrated and future-focused pharmacy education. Eminent resource persons, Prof. Dr. Rajasree R. S., Dr. Sarath Chandran C., and Prof. Dr. Akash Marathakam, shared their expertise on curriculum reforms, regulatory perspectives and contemporary pharmacy education. The programme provided faculty members with valuable insights into the effective implementation of the revised curriculum and innovative teaching- learning practices. The FDP was attended by Principals, Academic Coordinators, Heads of Departments and faculty members of pharmacy institutions, and served as a valuable platform for professional development, academic interaction and strengthening institutional preparedness for the implementation of the revised B. Pharm curriculum. The inaugural function commenced with a prayer song by the students of Prime College of Pharmacy, followed by the welcome address by Prof. Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, and the presidential address by Prof. Dr. C. I. Sajeeth, Executive Trustee, Prime College of Pharmacy. The Chief Guest Address was delivered by Prof. Dr. Rajasree R. S., Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur, and Professor & Head, COPS, Govt. TD Medical College, Alappuzha. The programme was also graced by Dr. Sarath Chandran C., Member, Central Council, PCI, Co-Chairman, Education Regulatory Committee and Chairman, Policy Committee of PCI, and Assistant Professor, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pariyaram, and Prof. Dr. Akash Marathakam, Professor & Head, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Sree Gokulam SNGM College of Pharmacy, and Member, Academic Council of KUHS. The felicitation was delivered by Prof. Dr. Haja Sherief S., Principal, Grace College of Pharmacy, and the vote of thanks was proposed by Prof. Dr. A. Sumathy, Vice Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, followed by the National Anthem. The technical sessions provided valuable insights into curriculum reforms, regulatory perspectives and innovative teaching-learning approaches, enabling participants to better understand and effectively implement the revised B. Pharm curriculum in alignment with NEP 2020. The programme served as a valuable platform for faculty development, academic interaction and professional enrichment, bringing together Principals, Academic Coordinators, Heads of Departments and faculty members from Pharmacy institutions.
Prime College of Pharmacy, in association with Government L.P. School, Ambattupalayam, Chittur, Palakkad, organized a Dental Screening Camp as part of its community outreach and health awareness initiatives on 31.08.2026. The programme was organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and National Service Scheme (NSS) of Prime College of Pharmacy.The camp aimed to promote oral health awareness among school children, facilitate early identification of common dental problems, and emphasize the importance of maintaining proper oral hygiene for overall health and well-being. The programme commenced with a warm welcome address delivered by Mr. Rafeek Puthampurayil, Head Master, who welcomed the representatives from Prime College of Pharmacy and appreciated the initiative undertaken for the benefit of the students. He highlighted the importance of preventive healthcare and the need to inculcate healthy oral hygiene practices from childhood.The dental screening was conducted by Dr. Ajmal, who examined the students and provided guidance regarding oral hygiene and preventive dental care. The Camp was coordinated by Mr. A. Mohammed Harish, Dr. Thangamani, Head of the Department of Pharmacy Practice, and Mrs. Aiswarya A. T., Associate Professor, Prime College of Pharmacy. Their collective efforts and coordination ensured the effective planning and smooth implementation of the programme.Mrs. Jisheeba K. G., Teacher, served as the school-level coordinator for the camp and actively supported the organization of the programme. Mrs. Jini James C. J. and Mrs. Praseeja A. P., Teachers, contributed significantly to the various arrangements and coordination required for the successful conduct of the camp.During the camp, participants were provided with an opportunity for dental screening and were educated about the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene. Awareness was created regarding proper brushing techniques, regular dental check-ups, healthy dietary habits, and the prevention of common dental problems. The programme emphasized the message that maintaining healthy teeth contributes significantly to a healthy smile and a healthier life. Sixth semester B. Pharm students and Second Year D. Pharm students actively participated in the camp and distributed leaflets regarding dental hygiene. The initiative received active cooperation and support from the school authorities, teachers, and students. The programme served as an excellent platform for promoting preventive healthcare and strengthening the bond between educational institutions and the local community.The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Mrs. Jisheeba K. G., Teacher, who expressed sincere gratitude to the management and representatives of Prime College of Pharmacy, the organizing team, school authorities, teachers, and everyone who contributed to the successful conduct of the Dental Screening Camp.
Prime College of Pharmacy, Palakkad, organized an insightful session titled “Confidence Blueprint: Understanding Confidence”on22 August 2026 at 10:00 AM at the college campus in Erattayal, Palakkad, Kerala. The session was conducted with the aim of helping students understand the importance of self-confidence and its influence on their academic, personal, and professional development. Mr. Jalal Choolayil served as the resource person for the session.The program focused on developing a positive mindset, overcoming fear and self-doubt, and improving communication and interpersonal skills. The speaker explained how confidence can be developed through self-awareness, proper preparation, continuous practice, and a willingness to face challenges. Students were encouraged to recognize their individual strengths and abilities and to approach difficult situations with a positive and confident attitude. The session also highlighted the role of confidence in effective communication, leadership, decision-making, and future professional life.The session was interactive and motivating, providing students with practical insights that could be applied in their day-to-day lives. It encouraged the participants to step out of their comfort zones and believe in their abilities. Overall, the “Confidence Blueprint: Understanding Confidence” program was a valuable and enriching experience that contributed to the personality development and overall growth of the students.
Prime College of Pharmacy celebrated “THAITHAKA 2026”, the annual Onam harvest festival, with cultural splendor andtraditional fervor on 22-08-2026 at college auditorium. Organized by the Sixth SemesterB. Pharm students, the eventbrought together students, faculty, andmanagement. The college campus was beautifully adorned with floral decorations and traditional elements reflecting the essence of Onam. The day began with the batchwise Pookalam competition, setting a vibrant and festive tone for the celebrations.It was followed by the grand feast-Onam Sadhya.The cultural programs commenced with a traditional Thiruvathira. The students actively took part in the games conducted thereafter with great enthusiasm and energy.The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony where winners of the various competitions were recognized and awarded.The performances beautifully captured the essence of Onam, celebrating togetherness, prosperity, and harmony.
Prime College of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Palghat East, organized a community-oriented programme on “Pain, Palliative Care & Geriatric Services” on 21 August 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Karunya Geriatric Care and Pain & Palliative Centre, near Government Polytechnic College, Koottupaatha, Palakkad, Kerala. The programme was organized by the IQAC and NSS Unit of Prime College of Pharmacy (NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1) with the objective of creating awareness among students about the importance of pain management, palliative care and comprehensive healthcare for the geriatric population. The interaction and exposure at the care centre helped the students gain practical insight into the challenges associated with elderly care and the role of healthcare professionals in improving patients’ quality of life. As part of the community service initiative, BP apparatus, diapers and gloves were distributed to the care centre, supporting the healthcare and daily-care needs of the elderly residents. To make the occasion more enjoyable and memorable for the residents, the students also presented various cultural activities and entertainment programmes, creating moments of happiness, companionship and emotional support. The programme highlighted that palliative care extends beyond the treatment of physical symptoms and includes emotional and supportive care for patients and their families while respecting their dignity and individual needs. The participation of NSS volunteers and pharmacy students helped bridge the gap between classroom learning and community healthcare practice and encouraged students to develop a responsible and empathetic approach towards elderly and vulnerable patients. Overall, the programme was a valuable and meaningful initiative that promoted the principles of “Compassion, Care and Dignity” in healthcare, enhanced students’ awareness of geriatric and palliative-care services, and encouraged community engagement and social responsibility. The programme also strengthened the collaborative efforts of Prime College of Pharmacy, IQAC, NSS and Rotary Club of Palghat East in promoting healthcare awareness and compassionate service to the community.
Prime College of Pharmacy organized a visit to Jyothinilayam Special School, Muttikulangara, Palakkad, on 19 August 2026. The program was coordinated by Dr. Sabitha T. B., Associate Professor, and Mrs. Nayana P., Assistant Professor, with the participation of 21 delegates. The visit aimed to foster awareness, empathy and social responsibility among students by engaging with differently-abled children and understanding their educational environment. During the visit, the delegates interacted with the students, observed their learning activities and participated in various interactive sessions. As the visit coincided with the school's Onam celebration, the students of Prime College of Pharmacy actively supported the arrangements and contributed to the festive atmosphere. To make the occasion more memorable, our students entertained the children through various cultural activities and performances, creating moments of happiness and togetherness. As a gesture of care and goodwill, water bottles were distributed to 100 students, promoting both health awareness and a sense of inclusion. The programme provided the participants with valuable insights into the needs and challenges faced by children in special schools and highlighted the importance of inclusive education, compassion and social responsibility. The visit was successfully conducted and achieved its objective of sensitizing students towards the needs of differently-abled individuals while sharing the joy and spirit of the Onam celebrations.
Prime College of Pharmacy celebrated the 80th Independence Day with patriotic spirit and enthusiasm on 15 August 2026 at the Prime College Campus, Erattayal, Palakkad. The programme began with a prayer, followed by the welcome speech by Dr. A. Sumathy, Vice Principal. The inaugural address was delivered by Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, followed by the flag hoisting by Ms. Aysha, M.Pharm Topper. The celebration continued with a patriotic song presented by the students. The Independence Day speech was delivered by Ms. Hiba Sherin K., Second Semester B.Pharm student, highlighting the importance of patriotism, national unity and responsible citizenship. The pledge was led by Ms. Chitra P., Eighth Semester student. As part of the Har Ghar Tiranga initiative and the Independence Day observance, Prime College of Pharmacy organized a plantation drive at Ambujam, Erattayal, promoting environmental conservation and social responsibility. The plantation drive was inaugurated by Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy. Dr. Sabitha T. B., NSS Programme Officer, along with the NSS volunteers, actively participated in the drive and planted trees at Ambujam and in the nearby college premises. The initiative highlighted the importance of protecting the environment and encouraged students to take active responsibility for nature conservation. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Dilna Sherin T. P., Second Semester B.Pharm student. The celebration was a memorable occasion that reflected the values of patriotism, unity, environmental conservation and social responsibility among the students and staff of Prime College of Pharmacy.
Placement cell of Prime College of Pharmacy, Palakkad organized a Campus Placement drive 2026 with GeBBS Health Care Solutions-Medical coding for B Pharm and D Pharm students on 13-08-2026, Thursday. The programme started with the Welcome address by Dr.A.Sumathy, Vice Principal, followed by the Inaugural address by Prof. Dr. N.L.Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy. Mr. Amit Nainani, Vice President HR Manager, GeBBS Health Care Solutions addressed the gathering with pre-placemnt talk. Mr. Nandhagopal C , DGM,HR, GeBBS Health Care Solutions felicitated the session . GeBBS has 3,000+ AHIMA or AAPC certified coders with HIM medical coding expertise in a number of chart types and specialties, including inpatient, outpatient, same-day surgery, E/M, multiple surgical specialties, emergency department, observation, ancillary, recurring, and diagnostic and interventional radiology. They have deep experience with facility, pro-fee, risk adjustment, and DME coding.GeBBS is a medical coding solutions company experienced working with EMR systems including All cscripts, athenahealth, CareCloud, Cerner, Dr. Chrono, eClinicalWorks, Epic, GE Centricity, Greenway, McKesson, NextGen, Practice Fusion, T-System, and many more. As one of the top ten largest Revenue Cycle Management firms as rated by Modern Healthcare, They are outsourced coding company of choice for hundreds of healthcare providers ranging from some of the largest health systems in the county to physician groups to FQHCs/CHCS, and many stand-alone physician practices. About 118 students from college registered the interview held in the college auditorium They took part in the Personnel interview session followed by the group discussion. The shortlisted candidates were informed to report for the final round of interview to be held later.18 students were selected through the placement drive. Mr .A .Mohamed Harish, Placement in charge, delivered the felicitation. The very engaging Placement drive session was winded up by the Vote of Thanks by Mrs. Aiswarya. A. T ,Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice. The programme ended with the National Anthem by our students.
On behalf of National Deworming Day, Prime College of Pharmacy in association with Department of Pharmacy Practice and NSS unit, successfully organised awareness program on 13-08-2026 at Ennapadam Anganwadi Pallatheri Palakkad. The awareness program was inaugurated by Siji J (Anganwadi Teacher). Our Sixth Sem B Pharm students actively participated and explained about the importance of this day under the guidance of the faculty members. Informative posters and charts highlighting the importance of the deworm were displayed. Educational pamphlets were distributed to participants and staff.Public and visitors actively participated in the awareness session by asking questions and interacting with the students. The program successfully enhanced public knowledge about deworming prevention and encouraged healthy practices to reduce the risk of the condition.The awareness program concluded with a vote of thanks to the Anganwadi administration, faculty members, pharmacy students, and all participants for their valuable support and cooperation in making the event a success. The awareness program was well coordinated by Mrs. Siji j (Teacher) Mrs Jayasudha J (helper), Mrs.Janusha J (Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice) and Dr. Thangamani S (Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice) of Prime College of Pharmacy.
On behalf of World Breastfeeding week, Prime College of Pharmacy in association with Department of Pharmacy Practice and NSS unit, successfully organised an awareness program on 13-08-2026 at Ennapadam Anganwadi Pallatheri Palakkad. The awareness program was inaugurated by Siji J (anganwadi Teacher). Our sixth sem B Pharm students actively participated and explain about the importance of this day under the guidance of the faculty members. Informative posters and charts highlighting the importance of the Breast feeding were displayed. Educational pamphlets were distributed to participants and staff.Feeding mothers and pregnant ladies actively participated in the awareness session by asking questions and interacting with the students. The program successfully enhanced public knowledge about Breast feeding and encouraged healthy practices to reduce the risk of the malnutrition to kids .The awareness program concluded with a vote of thanks to the Anganwadi administration, pharmacy students, and all participants for their valuable support and cooperation in making the event a success. The awareness program was well coordinated by Mrs. Siji j (Teacher) Mrs Jayasudha J (helper), Mrs. Janusha J (Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice) and Dr. Thangamani S (Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice) of Prime College of Pharmacy.
An Adolescent Health Awareness Programme based on the Rashtriya Kishor SwasthyaKaryakram (RKSK) was conducted on 10 August 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Prime College Auditorium. The programme was organized by IQAC, NSS (NSS/SFU/PKD/KUHS/1) and College Union, in association with FHC Kodumbu and CHC Koduvayur, with the objective of creating awareness among students about adolescent health and well-being. The programme commenced with a welcome speech by Dr. A. Sumathy, Vice Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, followed by the inaugural address by Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal. Mr. Abul Fazal P., Health Inspector, FHC Kodumbu, delivered the felicitation address. The keynote session was handled by Mr. Biju N. U., Adolescent Health Counsellor, CHC Koduvayur, who provided valuable awareness on adolescent health, personal hygiene, nutrition, mental well-being and healthy lifestyle practices. The session emphasized the importance of maintaining physical, mental and social well-being during adolescence and encouraged students to adopt healthy and responsible lifestyle habits. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Abdul Haseeb Rahman K. M., College Union Secretary. The programme was informative and beneficial, helping students develop greater awareness and understanding of various aspects of adolescent health and overall well-being.
On behalf of the Adolescent Campaign – 2026, an awareness programme was successfully organized at M V Higher Secondary School, Pudunagaram, with the objective of creating awareness among adolescents about important health, social and developmental issues.The programme commenced with a flash mob presented by our students, which created an enthusiastic and engaging atmosphere and attracted the attention of the participants. This was followed by the welcome address delivered by Mrs. Saajitha, English Teacher, who warmly welcomed the resource person, teachers, students and volunteers. The NSS Anthem was then presented by the +1 and +2 NSS Unit, adding significance to the programme and highlighting the spirit of social responsibility among the students. The main awareness session was conducted by Mrs. Aiswarya A. T, Resource Person, who interacted with the students and provided valuable information relevant to adolescent health, well-being and responsible practices. The session encouraged active participation and helped students gain awareness about issues affecting adolescents. Following the resource session, Jaseena, a +2 Science student and NSS volunteer, delivered a speech sharing her thoughts and experiences. Asiya, another +2 Science student and NSS volunteer, also delivered a speech highlighting the importance of awareness and active participation among adolescents. The session was followed by feedback from Ameer, 3rd Pharm D, who appreciated the programme and shared his observations regarding the effectiveness and relevance of the awareness session.The programme concluded with the vote of thanks delivered by Mrs. Saajitha, who expressed gratitude to the resource person, school authorities, teachers, NSS volunteers, students and all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the programme. The programme was well coordinated by Mrs Saajitha (English Teacher, NSS Coordinator), Mrs Babitha (Maths Teacher, NSS Coordinator), Mr. Mohamed Harish (Lecturer, Department of Pharmaceutics), Mrs Aiswarya A T (Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice), Mrs Aswathy M V (Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice), Prime College of Pharmacy.
Prime College of Pharmacyorganized the Drug-Free Kerala Campaign – August 2026 on 7 August 2026 at the College Auditorium. The awareness programme was conducted in collaboration with Brahma Kumaris under the theme “Say No to Drugs – Say Yes to a Healthy Future”, with the campaign message “Break the Cycle. #StopOrganizedCrime.”. The programme was organized by the IQAC, NSS, and College Union of Prime College of Pharmacy, Palakkad. The event aimed to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to encourage young people to make healthy and responsible choices for a drug-free future.The programme commenced at 10:30 AM with a prayer, setting a meaningful tone for the awareness campaign.This was followed by the Welcome Speech delivered by Dr. A. Sumathy, Vice Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, from 10:35 AM to 10:45 AM. She welcomed the dignitaries, faculty members, and students and highlighted the importance of collective action in preventing substance abuse among young people.The Inaugural Address was delivered by Dr. N. L. Gowrishankar, Principal, Prime College of Pharmacy, from 10:45 AM to 11:00 AM. In his address, he emphasized the role of educational institutions in promoting awareness, healthy lifestyles, and responsible choices among students.The highlight of the programme was the Keynote Address by V. K. Meena, Director, Brahma Kumaris, Palakkad and Malappuram, from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM. The session focused on the dangers of drug abuse, the importance of mental and physical well-being, and the need for students and society to work together to prevent the spread of drugs.The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Mr. Azeer Ahad A, College Union Secretary, Prime College of Pharmacy, at 11:35 AM. He expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, Brahma Kumaris representatives, college management, faculty members, NSS volunteers, and students for their valuable participation and support.
On behalf of World Hepatitis Day 2026, Prime College of Pharmacy, in association with the Department of Pharmacy Practice and NSS Unit, successfully organised a Hepatitis Social Awareness Campaign titled “Hepatitis Awareness: Let's defeat Hepatitis” on 31.07.2026 at Mele Pokkanthod, Elappully Panchayat, Ward 10. The awareness programme was conducted with the active participation of the institution's students and faculty members. The programme aimed to educate the community about hepatitis, its causes, modes of transmission, signs and symptoms, risk factors, prevention and treatment. The participants interacted with the local community and disseminated important information regarding different types of hepatitis. The students raised awareness of the importance of maintaining personal hygiene, consuming safe food and water, avoiding the sharing of needles and personal items, practising safe sexual behaviour, and following appropriate vaccination measures. Special emphasis was given to Hepatitis B vaccination, early screening, timely diagnosis and adherence to treatment.The campaign successfully created awareness among the community regarding hepatitis and encouraged them to adopt appropriate preventive measures and seek early medical care. Overall, the initiative had a positive impact by disseminating vital health information and promoting awareness regarding the prevention and control of hepatitis.The programme was well coordinated by Mrs Hema C (Junior Public Health Nurse TH, Elappully), Mrs Nirmala (Asha worker), Mrs. Dr S.Thangamani (HOD, Department of Pharmacy Practice), Mrs. Aiswarya A T (Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice), Prime College of Pharmacy.
Prime College of Pharmacy, Palakkad observed World Nature Conservation Day on 28 July 2026 with the aim of creating awareness among students about the importance of protecting nature and conserving natural resources. The program was organized by IQAC and NSS and included a cleaning campaign, poster presentation, and an exhibition related to nature conservation. Students and staff actively participated in the cleaning campaign, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, proper waste disposal, and maintaining a pollution-free environment. Students also prepared and presented informative posters highlighting biodiversity conservation, protection of forests and wildlife, pollution prevention, waste management, and sustainable use of natural resources. A special exhibition was arranged featuring posters, charts, photographs, and educational materials related to environmental protection and sustainable living. The activities encouraged students to develop environmental responsibility and understand the importance of individual and collective efforts in conserving nature. The program was successfully conducted with active participation and helped promote awareness about the need to protect the environment for a healthy and sustainable future. Principal Dr. N.L.Gowrisankar inaugurated the session, Dr. A. Sumathy delivered the address speech. The program was well coordinated by Dr. Sabitha T.B Associate Professor and Mrs. Aysumma C U, Assistant Professor, Prime College of Pharmacy.
As part of the Social Pharmacy curriculum under the D. Pharmacy Education Regulations (ER 2020), Prime College of Pharmacy organized a field visit for the First Year D. Pharmacy students (2025 Batch) to Devashrayam Special Child Home, Palakkad, on 06 June 2026.The visit began with an orientation session led by the Principal, Mrs. Vinitha, who introduced the students to the institution’s background, vision, objectives, policies, and the range of services provided for children with special needs. The session helped students understand the role of special schools in promoting the overall development and well-being of differently abled children.During the visit, the students had the opportunity to observe various therapeutic and educational activities conducted at the institution. They interacted with the children and gained valuable insights into behavioural therapy and other support services offered by the school. The experience enabled them to better appreciate the efforts taken to address the diverse learning and developmental requirements of the students.The field visit provided a practical understanding of the teaching methodologies adopted in special education. Students learned how individualized instructional plans, specialized learning materials, assistive devices, and supportive environments are utilized to facilitate effective learning and skill development among children with special needs.The visit was both informative and enriching, offering students a unique perspective on special education and rehabilitation services. It enhanced their awareness, compassion, and understanding of the challenges faced by differently abled children and the dedicated approaches employed to support their growth and independence. Ms.Aswathy M.V and Dr.Aloshya Joy, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, accompanied the students throughout the visit and ensured its smooth and successful conduct.