Nestled in the serene village of Kathog near Jawalamukhi in Kangra district, the institute has carved a niche by serving students from modest economic backgrounds — many from remote hilly areas frequently battered by natural calamities. Yet, against all odds, it continues to deliver quality education and has earned a reputation as one of the finest pharmacy institutions in northern India.

The culture troupes from Kinnaur, Hamirpur, Shimla and Mandi gave cultural performances. The troupes of North Zone Cultural Center Patiala - Rajasthan and Uttarakhand also performed on the occasion.

Tableaux showcasing various development activities of different departments were the main attraction wherein the tableaux of the Horticulture Department bagged the first prize of Rs. 10,000.

The Governor said that the essence of NSS lies in its motto: "Not Me, But You." This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the core philosophy of selfless service and emphasizes the importance of placing the needs of others above one's own, he added. He said that through NSS, young people were provided with a platform to engage in activities that address the critical needs of the community

Laureate Institute of pharmacy has been recognised as one of the best pharmacy college in the region. Institute of pharmacy emphasizes on 360 development of its students. It aims to to promote research in highly emerging technology and thrust areas of medicines and human healthcare and contribute towards fulfilling’s the national objectives in pharmaceutical education and technology.

The Governor inspected the parade and took salute from an impressive march past, led by Parade Commander Lt. Karan Gogna from 22, Jammu & Kashmir Rifles.
Chief Minister, Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu was also present on the occasion.
The contingents of Army, Indo-Tibet Border Police, Himachal Pradesh Armed Police, Uttarakhand Police