The fresher party witnessed lively performances and enthusiastic participation by students in **dance, singing, ramp walk and a variety of fun-filled activities**. The students competed in different categories for the coveted Fresher and Personality titles.

On the first day, Prof. (Dr.) Umesh V. Banakar delivered an expert lecture on **Drug Dissolution**. He explained the fundamentals of dissolution testing, its significance in pharmaceutical sciences and its important role in the drug development process. He also highlighted how dissolution testing contributes to evaluating the performance and quality of pharmaceutical formulations.

The sacred Havan was conducted amidst the chanting of Vedic hymns. Dr. Ran Singh, Managing Director, Dr. Mahender Singh Ashawat, Director-cum-Principal, faculty members, staff, and newly admitted students participated with devotion, offering oblations and praying for a prosperous, successful, and obstacle-free academic year.

What makes her achievement even more inspiring is that she completed her studies during one of the most challenging phases of her life. Diksha shared that she was pregnant during the academic session and gave birth to her baby this year. Despite balancing motherhood and studies, she continued preparing with determination and dedication.

The entire event witnessed a beautiful blend of emotions, happiness, and excitement. At the end of the programme, Professor Dr. C.P.S. Verma delivered the vote of thanks and expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, management, faculty members, and students for making the event successful.

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On this occasion, Heads of Departments including Prof. Dr. Vinay Pandit, Prof. Dr. CPS Verma, Prof. Dr. Amardeep, Dr. Praveen Kumar, and Dr. Shiv Kumar, along with all faculty members, extended their heartfelt congratulations and wished the students a bright future.

The event was highly appreciated by Gopal Krishan Sharma, President of the Himachal Pharmacy Council, who praised the institute for organizing such a meaningful and impactful academic platform.

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He also shed light on the institute’s commitment to quality education, modern infrastructure, and industry-oriented training, which have helped students excel at national and international levels. Dr. Ran Singh noted that such platforms as Pharma Anveshan 2026 play a crucial role in encouraging knowledge exchange, research collaboration, and professional growth among students and faculty.