The Department of Pharmacology, in association with IQAC and Women Cell observed the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 25th November 2025 . The programme began with a prayer song by the College Choir, followed by a welcome address from Mrs. Divya V, secretary, Women Cell. Rev. Dr. Mothy Varkey, Vicar, St. Thomas Marthoma Church, Punalur, delivered the inaugural address, highlighting on the importance of financial independence and legal awareness in empowering women and reducing vulnerability to abuse. A memento was presented to him by Dr. Malini S. Vice Principal (Administration). Adv. Aami Jalal, Legal Advisor, Women Cell spoke about the need for collective responsibility in preventing violence and supporting women She received a memento from Dr. Jeenu Joseph , Vice principal(Academics). The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Anakha S,Asst.Profesor,Dept.of Pharmacology followed by the National Anthem. The students of B. Pharm and Pharm D actively participated in the session. The programme effectively promoted awareness and emphasized women’s safety, dignity, and empowerment in the community.

17th – 22nd November 2025
The 64th National Pharmacy Week Celebration 2025 was held at Pushpagiri College of Pharmacy from 17th–22nd November 2025 under the theme “Pharmacists as Advocates of Vaccination,” in association with IQAC and NSS.
The programme began with a Pharmacy Awareness Rally inaugurated by spiritual director, Rev. Dr. Antony Chethipuzha, followed by an address from Principal Prof.Dr. Santhosh M. Mathews. Students actively participated with posters and slogans promoting the vital role of pharmacists. The event was coordinated by Ms. Anakha S.Assistant Professor,Dept.of Pharmacology.
On 18th November, a flashmob performed by 3rd Year Pharm D students, coordinated by Ms. Anjana Krishna,Assistant Professor,Dept.of Pharmacology, drew attention to the significance of pharmacists in healthcare. On 19th November, Department of Pharmacognosy organized a Short Film Competition based on the pharmacy week theme, coordinated by Dr. Anju A. Varghese,Associate Professor.3rd semester B. Pharm students bagged first prize in the competition.
On 20th November, Department of Pharmacy Practice conducted the ‘Anemia Mukt Bharat Initiative,’ which included haemoglobin screening and a health education session by dietician Ms. Sana Fathima Salam, coordinated by Prof.Dr. Malini S,Vice Principal(Administration)& Head of Dept. of Pharmacy Practice.
On 21st November, the Department of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry organized a medical and dental camp at Vengal, benefiting the local community.Prof.Dr.Anjana M N,Head of Dept. of Pharmaceutics and Prof.Dr.Christy K Jose,Head of Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry co-ordinated the camp.
The final day featured the ‘World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Programme,’ coordinated by Ms. Harija S, Assistant Professor,Dept.of Pharmaceutics,which included a highly informative talk by Dr. Betsy A. Jose.Dept.of Community Medicine,Pushpagiri Medical College Hospital.
Throughout the week, the Department of Pharmacology arranged an Awareness Video presentation at Pushpagiri Medical College on “Safe Disposal of Unused and Expired Medicines,” which received positive feedback.
Overall, the celebrations successfully promoted public health awareness, showcased the multifaceted role of pharmacists, and strengthened student involvement in community welfare activities.
Mrs.Divya V, Assistant Professor,Dept.of Pharmaceutical Chemistry co-ordinated the celebrations.

As part of the 64th Pharmacy Week celebrations, the Department of Pharmaceutics in association with IQAC, organized a World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness program on 22nd November 2025. The event aimed to create awareness about the rising threat of antimicrobial resistance and to highlight the responsibility of healthcare professionals in this growing global challenge.
The program commenced with a prayer song. This was followed by a warm and thoughtful welcome address delivered by Ms Harija S Nair, Assistant Professor.
A key highlight of the event was the Awareness talk by Dr. Betsy A. Jose, Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Medicine, Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences and Research. Her presentation focused on the critical importance of using antimicrobials responsibly and strengthening antimicrobial stewardship within our healthcare system. B. Pharm and Pharm D Students, took part actively, making the session engaging and interactive.Prof. Dr. Anjana M.N., HOD, Dept. of Pharmaceutics,presented a memento to the speaker as a token of appreciation for her valuable contribution to the event. The program concluded with a vote of thanks from Mrs Jisha B, Assistant Professor, and ended formally with the National Anthem.