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“ORIENTAL PHARMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION”

C/o, Oriental Education Society‟s

Oriental College of Pharmacy, Plot No. 3, 4 & 5,

Sector No.2, Near Sanpada Railway Station,

Sanpada (W), Navi Mumbai – 400 705.

Registration No. MH/1624/11/ Thane

ORIENTAL PHARMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BULLETIN

Issue-4, May- 2015

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From the Editor`s Desk,

It is a matter of immense pleasure to present fourth issue of OPPA bulletin. We are

pleased to inform you that this year again, our most of B.Pharm & M.Pharm

students have been placed through campus placement.

This issue brings to you write up on”Networking technology: Fuelling the pharma

industry growth” by Dr. Vanita Kanase under column “Continuing Pharma

Education”. We have continued column “ALUMNI SPEAK” to make bulletin

more interactive, it is our humble request from alumni send us write ups along with

photo for “ALUMNI SPEAK” column.

In campus news section we have introduced new faculties, placement and research

updates, minor research grants received by staff members, industrial visit by

students & various seminar & events organized & celebrated in the institute,

specially Two days National Symposium on “PHYTO-ZOO-MEDICINE &

AYUSH THERAPY: TOTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT ” SPONSORED BY

DEPARTMENT OF AYUSH, MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE,

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. February 21st – 22

nd 2014 held at OCP.

We are releasing a list of registered alumni association members as well as Alumni

Data Base of batch 2014-2015.You can get information about alumni activities on

OCP web site. The alumni are requested to contribute time, money, resources for

the organization, write ups, notes, articles, news & suggestions etc. Students are

asked to register their names as member of „OPAA‟. Please do send your opinions

to make our bulletin more and more informative and interactive.

With best wishes

Mr. Amjad Ali Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari

jadaliam2001@yahoo.com cra.imtiyaz@gmail.com

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Alumni Speak

Samee Fazal Mukadam

Brand Manager: (Vobose/Triglynase/Glycomet GP) & Nepal Market

USV Ltd.

I had the most memorable time studying at OCP. The faculty was most helpful and

guided me at every step in honing my core competencies. I thank all those who

guided me for the wonderful experience.

There is no place like OCP to pursue a course. The enthusiastic, creative and

interesting faculty makes learning at OCP a delight.While there is a lot that the real

world teaches you, only a good institution can prepare you to handle those

experiences andOCP played the role of my mentor.OCP broadened my

perspectives, not only on subjects, but also on personal qualities like being a good

listener, ethical conduct, and most importantly, being humane.

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Student Name:

Khan Mohammad Mohsin

I am very attached with OCP and I believe OCP has given me a new life and it will

continue to do so to other students as well. The things that make OCP distinct are

its culture that binds us as a family, at the same time the whole environment is

highly competitive. The institution is characterized by good management

administration and teaching. I have spent some of my most memorable days here

and I have become good professional only because of this college. It has a very

nice atmosphere to grow, very disciplined and knowledgeable Institute where

anyone can learn something good. It was a pleasing experience to be part of such a

reputed institute where I was able to nurture my dreams and turn them in to reality

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CONTINUING PHARMA EDUCATION

Networking technology: Fuelling the pharma industry growth

Dr.Vanita G Kanase.

H.O.D.,Dept of Pharmacology,

Oriental college of Pharmacy.

Sanpada,Navi Mumbai.India

Today‟s global pharma 'destination growing at a rate of 8-9 per cent per year, the

pharmaceutical industry in India is pegged to reach $48 billion by the year 2007

according to a study. This growth has led the players in the Indian pharmaceutical

industry to explore newer avenues of drug research, discovery and development,

promising higher capital investments in the near future. Also, many multinational

companies have entered India to market drugs and conduct clinical trails and

research. Thus, Indian pharmaceutical research, manufacturing, and outsourcing

have received an impetus, creating the image of a land of opportunities in the

pharmaceuticals space.

The same study also predicts that India could become a global pharma hub by

exporting domestically produced generic products and presenting itself as an

offshoring destination for clinical and pre-clinical research and other support

services. In addition, there is tremendous potential presented in the Indian pharma

market itself. Consumer spending on healthcare went up from 4 per cent of GDP in

1995 to 7 per cent in 2007. That number is expected to go upto 13 per cent of GDP

by 2015. According to a recent McKinsey report, that will turn India into a $20

billion pharma market. This implies that pharma companies will have a huge R&D,

sales and marketing network spread across geographies and their

telecommunication costs can grow exponentially. Therefore, pharma companies

need to embrace technology that can offer dynamic lines of communication

between the global markets and its manufacturing and research centres in India.

Ultimately, Indian's growth as a global player hinges on its ability to overcome

challenges and given the present scenario, integrating and facilitating cost-effective

communication is a major challenge.

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Contract research and clinical trials: golden goose for Indian pharma sector

In particular, India is poised to emerge as a key contract research hub.

According to a study by consultancy major Ernst & Young, the total market for

clinical research activities in India is expected to touch $1.5-2 billion by 2010.

A.T.Kearney has listed India second (just after China) for attractiveness as clinical

trials centers. With pharma majors facing increased pressure on profit margins,

spiraling R&D costs and increasing overheads, outsourcing of clinical research

processes to third parties in developing countries seems a viable option. By

contracting such work to India, they save anywhere from 40 to 60 per cent in new

drug development.

Networking and communications technology is considered the enabler for many

aspects of the contract research and clinical trial business. The application of

technology has the potential to vastly improve:

Time to market - achieved through significant reductions in patient recruitment

intervals and more efficient data management.

Cost containment- achieved through the reduced re-work required for a single trial

and internal savings on systems development.

Improved productivity- achieved by re-use of standard networks, study sites and

processes across multiple trials that will release key staff quicker.

Faster and better informed decisions- achieved by implementing web-based "real-

time" data access for rapid decision-making and project management reporting.

Harnessing Technology Some specific challenges that plague the Indian pharma

industry: The "silo effect" in large pharmaceutical companies that prevent

clinicians from sharing pertinent data

A lack of standardized data definitions, necessitating duplicate testing and trials

Weak process and systems integration that slows time to market

System thinking based communication platforms could help pharma companies

overcome these obstacles by developing an electronic clinical development system

based on Internet platform initiatives.

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Consider the edge that they provide:

Secure extranets for research partners

In an ideal networked pharmaceutical business model, the company stores the

intellectual capital that is critical to its competitive advantage, in-house. The

remaining information is outsourced through strategic alliances with peers and

vendors. These alliances could be short term or long term and geographically

independent. Converging Web-based collaboration tools, and secure

communications, companies can be in seamless contact . R&D supply-chain

management Management not in terms of logistics alone but in terms of large

volumes of data. An example would be mapping a gene bank data, or when

gathering genotype data from external sources. Supply-chain management allows

sharing of critical systems while protecting intellectual property.

E-learning and shared work space Converging communication technology allows

for enhancing collaborative efforts for on-demand e-learning and informal

knowledge sharing. During clinical trials, establishing the protocols and the study

design is most of the work. Internet-based automated application builders can help

clinicians design procedures, capture data, and establish workflow rules confirming

to good clinical practices.

Clinical portals Pharmaceutical companies can widen their intellectual footprint

beyond partners with online multimedia environments that speed clinical trial data

transactions and exchange with regulatory agencies and non-secure partners.

R&D command centers command centers, that are hosted or built in-house, can

handle multiple data and information feeds from extranets, intranets, and portals.

This allows for rapid response to unexpected regulatory or clinical problems and

also quick redeployment of intellectual property to new projects.

Rapid changes in the Indian pharma landscape driving IT adoption

In the early days of the Indian Pharmaceutical industry , there was a stiff price war

amongst companies as they focused on reverse engineering of complex molecules

at lower costs and manufactured "me-too" products with same therapeutic

properties. Now, Indian pharma companies are focusing ramping up their R&D

capabilities to focus on new drug regimes and newer molecules. This renewed

focus on R&D re-iterates the need for robust and secure networks for large data

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transactions.

Small and medium sized Indian pharma companies are still not convinced about

the long-term benefits of adopting cutting-edge technology due to constraints such

as budgets and limited infrastructure. Although the SME pharma market is very

large and has tremendous potential it is yet to be tapped to its full potential. Many

Indian SME pharma companies are not into drug research and testing. Still, they

need technology to improve efficiency in quality assurance and control, and for

adherence to regulatory requirements for operation and testing, improving batch

tracking and expiry date tracking, optimizing credit and logistics control,

consolidating sales promotions, discounts, and purchase-sales-inventory analysis

and optimally tracking consignment sales.

Pharma companies riding the Internet economy: The Internet economy is rapidly

changing the face of the pharmaceutical industry by delivering new web-enabled

solutions to solve many business and primary care issues. Automating

administrative processes such as billing, purchasing, etc lead to increased sales-

marketing and R&D productivity, thereby reducing operating costs across the

organization.

Emerging sciences such as genomics and proteomics increase the number of drug

targets from the hundreds to tens of thousands, Internet applications will help to

optimize large volumes of complex data and help better identify drug candidates.

The question is no longer when the Internet or technology will impact the business

of pharmaceuticals, but how the industry will adopt the technology to get the most

out of the new global business environment. Today's new pharma companies need

scalable networking solutions that will grow with the company, provide

productivity for a mobile workforce, and meet pertinent security regulations.

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CAMPUS NEWS

RESEARCH AT OCP

Projects sanctioned by Mumbai University in the academic year 2014-2015.

Department of Pharmaceutics:

Researcher: Dr (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod

Topic: “Design and Evaluation of Castor oil based Anti-inflammatory Emulgel for

Arthrities.”

Department of Pharmacognosy:

Researcher:Dr (Mrs.) Vandana Jain:

Topic: “Comparative Analysis of total Phenols and flavonoid content in Different

Parts of Cissus quadrangularis.”

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ORIENTAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, SANPADA

Summary of placement for AY 2014-15

(As on 02nd May 2015)

Organiza

tion

In / Off-

campus

Job

Title

No. of

Students

Placed

Salary

Alkem

Ltd

Off-campus Trainee

Officer –

Corporate

QA

3 (M Pharm) 2.2 L PA

Piramal

Life

Science

Off-campus Trainee- F &

D

1 (M Pharm) 1.56 L PA

Lupin

Lab

Off-campus Trainee- R &

D

1 (M Pharm) 0.78 L PA

Titan

Pharma

Off-campus Jr. Prod.

Officer

2 (B Pharm) 0.94 L PA

TCS In Campus Business

Assoc.

15 (B Pharm) 1.62 L PA

Unichem

Lab

In Campus Clinical

Business

Assoc.

14 (B Pharm) 1.4 L PA

GlaxoSmith

Klin

Off-campus Expert Sales

Trainee

02 (B Pharm) 3.6 L PA

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Cognizant Off- Campus Trainee-Jr

Data Analyst

__ (B Pharm) 1.62 L PA

Cognizant Off-campus Trainee-Jr

Data Analyst

__ (M Pharm) 1.62 L PA

Neon

Laboratory

In Campus Territory

Manager

05 (B Pharm) 1.5L to 2.0L

PA

Abbott

Laboratory

Off-campus Territory

Business

Mgr

01 (B Pharm) 1.8 L PA

V-ensure Off campus Research

Assoc.

__ (M Pharm) 1.2 L PA

Bayer

Zydus

In Campus Business

officer/Exec.

03 (B Pharm) 2.2 to 3.5 L

PA

NexGen

Lab

Off-campus Management

Trainee

__ (B Pharm) 1.2 to 1.8L PA

Alkem

Ltd

Off-campus Trainee

Officer –

Corporate

QA

__ (M Pharm) 2.2 L PA

No of students placed till date: 42 (B Pharm) + 5 (M Pharm) = 47 Students

No of students awaiting for final selection results till date: 8 (B Pharm) + 6 (M

Pharm) =14 Students

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Final Year GPAT

GPAT Qualifier (Qualifying Score = 125)

Sr.No. Name of The Student Score

1 Shuba Easwaran 195

2 Srushti Tambe 185

3 Sayalee salkar 170

4 Jincy Valson 163

5 Shumaila Siddiqui 155

6 Prabha Shanbhag 151

7 Tassin Shah 133

8 Amish Shukla 135

9 Binal Damania 118(ST Cat)

10 Rajeshwari Sorte 100(SC Cat)

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Hearty Congratulations

To

Mr. Kinjawadekar Vedang

&

Ms. Sarika Kadam

From Management, Principal and Staff For

Securing First &Third Position in M. Pharmacy

Semester I in the University of Mumbai by

Obtaining 72.00 & 70.60 % marks respectively.

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INCULCATING AWARENESS

PHO AND IPA ACTIVITIES REPORT

Various Health awareness campaign was organized & volunteered by the students

of Oriental College of pharmacy

Blood donation campaigns

Blood donation campaign was organized on 2nd September 2014 at Oriental

college of Pharmacy. Students from our college volunteered for the same & we

collected around 51 bottles of blood. The camp was organized in association with

Indian Pharmaceutical Association and Samarpan Blood Bank (Ghatkopar). This

activitypublished in DNA Navi Mumbai supplement on 4th September 2014)

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Anti- AIDS Campaign

Anti-AIDS campaign was organized on 1st Dec, 2014 on occasion of world AIDS

day at Sanpada. Volunteers organized a questionnaire regarding AIDS for people

passing by Sanpada Station. Those answering correctly were given gift as a token

of appreciation. Posters and banners were also put near station to create awareness.

FRESHERS PARTY – 2014

6th

September 2014, Saturday

Jovial smiles and high spirits marked the welcome party for the

2014-2015 batch of Oriental College of Pharmacy. The party was organized in the

college premises on 6th

of September, 2014 manifested youth and enthusiasm at its

full flow. With pulsating ambience, flashing light and foot taping music, the party

began with a blast. The dress code for the students was black and white. Inquisitive

about campus life and conscious of the latest fashion trends, the fresher dressed

their best.

The seniors had organized some fun games, some freshers were rapidly called

upon to participate and this event was widely enjoyed. It was a fun filled event at

which the freshers got an opportunity not only to showcase their talents but also to

interact with the seniors. The program kick started with a ramp walk for which the

contestants vied for the Mr. and Miss Fresher 2014 title. In the Questionnaire

round the contestants had to prove that they were person with beauty and brains

and had the presence of mind and confidence. At the end of the very enjoyable

competition Ahmad Shaikh and Monika Bhalerao were crowned as the Mr. and

Miss Fresher 2014.

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After the competition it was the freshers and the seniors to rock the freshers party

with the jam session. The magic in the air turned into the chords of pulsating

rhythmic hearts and bonds for the year that lay ahead. The party was all about

making the best start to the new academic year. A time to create ever-lasting

relationship with each other. The event was an indication of union among the

students. Unity is the main motto of our college. Being a part of the freshers, made

students feel the magic of unity and togetherness. Finally the program ended with a

vote of thanks leaving behind sweet memories that will be cherished lifelong.

A DAY FOR THE PROFESSORS

5th September,2014 organized in the college

Venue: Seminar Hall, Oriental College of Pharmacy.

Organized by: Student Council. Students of Oriental College of Pharmacy

organized an event to celebrate Teacher‟s Day on 5th September, 2014. The

program was conducted for three hours which started with the welcome speech by

Mr. Ameesh Shukla, General Secretary of the Student Council. It was followed by

lighting of lamp by Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod and the respective HOD‟s. The

program proceeded with the blessing of Goddess Saraswati by a pleasant song

„Saraswati Vavdana‟. The program continued by giving the token of love as a

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gratitude to the teaching and non teaching staff for putting their efforts into us. The

seminar Hall was silenced with a melodious guitar performance by our college

student. After the performance a cake cutting ceremony was organized, the

teachers were then thanked by giving greeting cards made by the students of

respective classes. The best part of the program was the documentary which was

dedicated to our teachers and this was indeed a great surprise. The Principal Dr.

(Mrs.) Sudha Rathod and teachers expressed their feelings by saying few words.

ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE……..

SEMINARS CONDUCTED

TWO DAYS NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON “PHYTO-ZOO-MEDICINE &

AYUSH THERAPY: TOTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT” SPONSORED BY

DEPARTMENT OF AYUSH, MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE,

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. February 21st – 22nd

, 2014

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ORIENTAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ORGANIZED TWO DAYS

NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON “PHYTO-ZOO-MEDICINE & AYUSH

THERAPY: TOTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT” SPONSORED BY

DEPARTMENT OF AYUSH, MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE,

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. February 21st – 22nd, 2014

Oriental Education Society‟s Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi

Mumbai has organized two days, National Symposium, entitled,

“Phyto‐ Zoo‐ Medicine and AYUSH Therapy: Total Health Management”. The

symposium was sponsored by Department of AYUSH, Ministry of Health and

Family Welfare, Government of India on 21st and 22nd February 2014. The

speakers of National Symposium were from all over India. Chief guest of the

symposium was Dr. Ashok Vaidya, Research Director, ICMR Kasturba Health

Society, Mumbai, guest of honor was Dr. Varsha Jadhav, Professor, BVC

Pharmacy, CBD, Belapur, Navi Mumbai, Chairman of symposium was Dr. Sudha

Rathod, Principal, Oriental College of Pharmacy while convener & organizing

secretary of symposium was Dr. Mohib Khan, Professor, Oriental College of

Pharmacy. The programme was held to explore importance of Ayurvedic, Unani,

and Homeopathic formulations, further to explore safety, quality and efficacy of

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herbal and animal formulations and to discuss nutraceuticals, functional foods,

cupping therapy, Yoga etc. The National Symposium had provided opportunities

for the participants all over India to get knowledge about Phyto‐ Zoo medicines

and AYUSH therapy in health management. Faculty members of OCP and

surrounding colleges of Pharmacy with Ayurvedic, Unani and Homeopathy have

shown their presence with enthusiasm. The poster presentation was held where 49

papers were displayed.

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One day seminar on “Fundamental and Modern Aspects of Pharmaceutical

Chemistry”

Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai has organized one day

seminar on “Fundamental and Modern Aspects of Pharmaceutical Chemistry” on

Friday, 22nd

August 2014. Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod, Convener & Principal of OCP,

Sanpada, welcomed all dignitaries, guests & delegates. In her address, she gave an

insight into how to plan career and move ahead. Students should first aim at

becoming good human beings & think and act positively. She shared her

experience of learning the chemistry subject & also shared tips & tricks to learn the

structures. She explained her expectations from UG & PG students & encouraged

the students to develop critical thinking & professional attributes.

Mr. Amjad Ali, Organizing Secretary of the seminar, Head, Department of

Pharmaceutical Chemistry welcomed all speakers, guests & students from various

colleges. In his introductory speech he explained that this seminar would provide a

platform for interactions between students and experts, in drug discovery

approaches, enzyme, drug metabolism & prodrug strategy concepts & applications.

The seminar had overwhelming response & total 173 post graduate students from

various colleges like ICT, BVCOP, SVBCP, VES, OCP, Gehlot attended this

highly successful event.

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The seminar included eminent speakers from academia who delivered talk on

“Fundamental & Modern aspect of Pharmaceutical Chemistry”. Dr. Krishna Iyer,

Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Bombay College of Pharmacy, spoke on

“Introduction to CYP450” & “Basic principles of enzyme kinetics”. He explained

the basic roles of enzymes in metabolism in a very interesting presentation.

Dr. (Mrs.) C. S. Ramma, Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, BVCOP, Navi

Mumbai, delivered talk on topic “Prodrug strategy: Concept & application”. She

explained basic concepts & prodrug strategies with applications.

Dr. Rakesh Somani, Associate Professor & Head, Pharmaceutical Chemistry,

VESCOP, Chembur spoke on “Approaches in Drug Discovery” & explained

various approaches like lead optimization, QSAR, Mee too Drug, Bio isosters, etc.

Seminar was successfully organized with co-ordination of Dr. Nutan Rao,Mr.

Hemchandra Chaudhari,Dr. Snehalata Boddu and Mr. Ameya Deshpande . Dr.

Nutan Rao hosted the program.

Program concluded with vote of thanks given by Dr. Mohib Khan.

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ONE DAY SEMINAR ON “CURRENT SCENARIO OF

PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE”

A one day seminar on “Current scenario of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance”

was held at Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai, on 14th

Feb

2015

A one day seminar on “Current scenario of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance”

was held at Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai, on 14th

Feb

2015

The main objective of this seminar was to enrich the participants about the

fundamental aspects of Quality Assurance that plays a vital role in the drug

discovery and formulation development. The sessions are destined to have expert

deliberations on Bioanalytical method validation, Process Validation,

Pharmacokinetics and QbD that help young scholars, teachers, and scientists from

academia and persons from industry to develop an insight into Pharmaceutical

Quality Assurance.

Dr. Sasikumar Menon, Asst. Director, TDM Lab, Sion has graced the occasion as

chief guest and also as speaker on Method Validation and its practice. Other

eminent speakers were Dr. Krishna R. Iyer, Professor, Bombay College of

Pharmacy, Mumbai, Mrs. Usha Rao, General Manager, Corporate Q.A., Charak

Pharma Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai and Mrs. Madhura Barve, Sr. Manager, Charak Pharma

Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai.

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As per the program convener, Dr. (Mrs) Sudha Rathod, Principal, Oriental College

of Pharmacy, the present seminar explores many facets of pharmaceutical quality

assurance along with practical approach for the problems encountered in routine

analytical method development. The organizing secretary Mrs. Snehal Kane and

Dr. Snehalatha Boddu also highlighted the importance of quality assurance in

pharmaceutical field.

M.Pharm 2013-14 Activities:

The Students of M Pharmacy of Oriental College of Pharmacy visited ACTREC

i.e. Advanced Centre for Treatment Research and Education in Cancer which is

located at Kharghar. ACTREC is a state-of-the-art cancer research institute which

is basically a sister organisation of the Asia‟s largest cancer treatment centre, The

Tata Memorial Hospital. The visit was scheduled for M pharmacy students only on

5th of March , 2015.

This visit proved to be very informative and beneficial to the M. Pharm students.

We are highly obliged to ACTREC for giving us chance to explore CANCER

RESEARCH. Such visits are very helpful to us for improving our knowledge

regarding the cancer research.

The institute is located on the foothills of the Sahyadri Mountain range which

makes the whole campus serene and apt for research. The visit started by a brief

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presentation given by Dr.Aparna .N. Bagwe, Scientific Officer „F‟ ,Officer in

charge, SCOPE Cell ACTREC, Tata Memorial Centre.

She briefly explained everything about the institute i.e. The history of the institute,

the hierarchy in the organisation, the labs, the equipment, the scientists involved

and their contribution. She also highlighted the various career options and training

programs for the students of pharmacy. Regarding the organisation of the institute

ACTREC is a part of Tata Memorial Centre. It is further branched into Cancer

research Institute, which conducts basic research and the Clinical Research

department which handle the clinical research. ACTREC is a huge institute so

visiting each and every facility that they have was not possible as there was a time

constrain. So Four main areas were chosen and we were allowed to visit those four

areas namely Anti cancer drug screening , clinical pharmacology dept., Mass

spectrometry and UPLCs and X ray crystallography. The Whole group was

divided into three small groups headed by one of the accompanying faculty

members and each group visited each of the mentioned facilities.

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Poster presentations

-Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari from Pharmacology department has presented poster in “Two

Days National Conference on Drug discovery and Drug Targeting in

Metabolic Diseases” sponsored by ICMR and DBT, organized by Dr. Bhanuben

Nanavati College of Pharmacy (BNCP) on Dec. 22-23, 2014 where I presented one

poster entitled,“ Fibromyalgia Management by Complementary and

alternative medicine (CAM) Therapies.”

-Mr. Sayyed Mateen from Pharmacology department has presented poster in “Two

Days National Conference on Drug discovery and Drug Targeting in

Metabolic Diseases” sponsored by ICMR and DBT, organized by Dr. Bhanuben

Nanavati College of Pharmacy (BNCP) on Dec. 22-23, 2014 where I presented one

poster entitled “ A Comparative Anticonvulsant Study of Methanolic Extracts

of Swertia chirata and Hemidesmus indicus in Wistar Rats.”

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Introduction of new faculties

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

Mr. Sayyed Mateen Sayyed Moin

Educational Qualification:

Ph.D. [Pharmacology] (pursuing) Jawaharlal Nehru Technological

University, Anantapur, A.P.

Master of pharmacy (Pharmacology), 2009, Department of pharmacology,

Annamalai University, T.N.

B. Pharm, 2006, Anuradha College of Pharmacy, chikhli. Amravati

University, M.S.

Work Experience: Teaching: 06 yrs Industrial: Three months training

in parenteral preparation plant,

Baxter.

Research: 3 yrs Others: -

Summary of Research Experience: -

6 Months Experience in Clinical Research during M. Pharm

3 years research experience during Ph.D. work.

- Extraction of Phytochemicals from crude drugs.

Phytochemical and Pharmacognostical study on crude drugs.

- Neuropharmacological studies on rodents.

- Extraction and analysis of neurotransmitters from rat brain.

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Subject Specialization: Pharmacology

Subject Taught: Pharmacology, Anatomy and Physiology, Microbiology, EVS

Awards and credentials:

University Silver Medalist - M. Pharm

Best poster Awards in National Conference and Local Conference.

Research Publications: International: 06 National: 07

Conferences Attended: International: 01 National: 05

Paper Presentation: Oral Presentation: 01 Poster

Presentation: 10

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Department of Pharmaceutics

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Name: Dr. Sanchita Mandal

Designation: Assistant Professor

Qualification: MPharm, PhD (Pharmaceutics)

Subject Specialization: Pharmaceutics

Professional Experience: Academics: 4.5 year

Summary of Research Experience:

Application of different natural polymers in oral controlled release drug

delivery systems.

“Development and evaluation of matrix tablet using natural polymer for

sustained release of a highly water soluble drug”

Development and Characterization of Calcium alginate beads contaning

Trimetazidine Dihydrochloride

Toxicity Study with Special reference to LD50 of Stephania glabra.

Email: sanchitaju2@gmail.com Mobile No: 9167529450

Research Publications: International: 7 and National: 3

Paper presentations: 0 (Oral presentation) 1 (Poster presentation)

Books/ Book chapter publication: 0

Patent : 0

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Achievements:

Awarded SRF: Senior research Fellowship (CSIR) in 2010

Stood 2nd

in International Workshop-Seminar on

"Liposome: From Theory to Practice" 2010 on 23rd

to 24th

January for poster presentation.

Awarded JRF: Junior Research Fellow (UGC) in 2008

Qualified GATE in 2004

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Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

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Registered Alumni

Sr.

no. Alummni Reg. No. Date Name of Alumni Batch

1 OPAA/LM 2013/01 26/02/2013 Shinde Gurudatt Shivdas 2011-2012

2 OPAA/LM 2013/02 26/02/2013 Verma Ajay Lalbahadur 2011-2012

3 OPAA/LM 2013/03 07/03/2013 Kalyani Salunkhe

2011-

2012

4 OPAA/LM 2013/04 14/03/2013 Shishagar Mhd. Bilal 2012-2013

5 OPAA/LM 2013/05 14/03/2013 Hajwani Kulsum

2011-

2012

6 OPAA/LM 2013/06 14/03/2013 Reema Jagtap 2011-2012

7 OPAA/LM 2013/07 23/03/2013 Tasneem Usman 2012-2013

8 OPAA/LM 2013/08 25/03/2013 Singh Varsha Kumari

2012-

2013

9 OPAA/LM 2013/09 25/03/2013 Shah Sagar 2011-2012

10 OPAA/LM 2013/10 25/03/2013 Bhavna Sharma

2011-

2012

11 OPAA/LM 2013/11 25/03/2013 Gupta Bhagyashree 2012-2013

12 OPAA/LM 2013/12 25/03/2013 Rane Swapnali 2012-2013

13 OPAA/LM 2013/13 25/03/2013 Shelar Tanvi

2012-

2013

14 OPAA/LM 2013/14 25/03/2013 Mali Pramod Kumar 2012-2013

15 OPAA/LM 2013/15 26/03/2013 Gupta Vinod

2012-

2013

16 OPAA/LM 2013/16 26/03/2013 Singh Sonam 2012-2013

17 OPAA/LM 2013/17 26/03/2013 Pawar Apeksha

2012-

2013

18 OPAA/LM 2013/18 26/03/2013 Gawade Vidya

2012-

2013

34

19 OPAA/LM 2013/19 26/03/2013 Sheikh Reshma 2012-2013

20 OPAA/LM 2013/20 26/03/2013 Kamble Priyanka P. 2012-2013

21 OPAA/LM 2013/21 26/03/2013 Mane Aishwarya

2012-

2013

22 OPAA/LM 2013/22 26/03/2013 Shaikh Salman 2012-2013

23 OPAA/LM 2013/23 26/03/2013 Bohra Bhavna

2012-

2013

24 OPAA/LM 2013/24 26/03/2013 Dalvi Umaira 2012-2013

25 OPAA/LM 2013/25 26/03/2013 Sumbul Fakih 2012-2013

26 OPAA/LM 2013/26 26/03/2013 Pathan Anjum

2012-

2013

27 OPAA/LM 2013/27 26/03/2013 Maity Pallavi 2012-2013

28 OPAA/LM 2013/28 26/03/2013 Maurya Priti

2012-

2013

29 OPAA/LM 2013/29 26/03/2013 Kaur Samarpreet 2012-2013

30 OPAA/LM 2013/30 28/03/2013 Kurmi Sushil Kumar 2012-2013

31 OPAA/LM 2013/31 28/03/2013 Chauhan Soni

2012-

2013

32 OPAA/LM 2013/32 28/03/2013 Manore Sonali 2012-2013

33 OPAA/LM 2013/33 28/03/2013 Juwle Fahim

2012-

2013

34 OPAA/LM 2013/34 28/03/2013 Raut Rubina 2012-2013

35 OPAA/LM 2013/35 28/03/2013 Shaikh Sajina 2012-2013

36 OPAA/LM 2013/36 28/03/2013 Jain Neelam Raman

2012-

2013

37 OPAA/LM 2013/37 28/03/2013 Jain Supriya 2012-2013

38 OPAA/LM 2013/38 28/03/2013 Chavan Priyanka

2012-

2013

35

39 OPAA/LM 2013/39 28/03/2013 Singh Sushmita 2012-2013

40 OPAA/LM 2013/40 28/03/2013 Gaikwad Nivedita 2012-2013

41 OPAA/LM 2013/41 28/03/2013 Rathod Sagar

2012-

2013

42 OPAA/LM 2013/42 28/03/2013 Qureshi Amhed Ali 2012-2013

43 OPAA/LM 2013/43 28/03/2013 Nisha Joseph

2012-

2013

44 OPAA/LM 2013/44 28/03/2013 Kadam Jayesh 2012-2013

45 OPAA/LM 2013/45 28/03/2013 Pandit Ashish 2012-2013

46 OPAA/LM 2013/46 28/03/2013 Gunjal Sandeep

2012-

2013

47 OPAA/LM 2013/47 28/03/2013 Rujuta K. 2012-2013

48 OPAA/LM 2013/48 30/03/2013 Priya Pandey

2012-

2013

49 OPAA/LM 2013/49 30/03/2013 Mubashir Sayyed 2012-2013

50 OPAA/LM 2013/50 30/03/2013 Rupesh Katkar 2012-2013

51 OPAA/LM 2013/51 30/03/2013 Dhumal Vaidehi

2012-

2013

52 OPAA/LM 2013/52 30/03/2013 Patil Manisha 2012-2013

53 OPAA/LM 2013/53 30/03/2013 Priyanka gondhale

2012-

2013

54 OPAA/LM 2013/54 30/03/2013 Kate Sonali 2012-2013

55 OPAA/LM 2013/55 30/03/2013 Pal Deepak 2012-2013

56 OPAA/LM 2013/56 30/03/2013 Shilke Umesh

2012-

2013

57 OPAA/LM 2013/57 30/03/2013 Lubna Kadiri 2012-2013

58 OPAA/LM 2013/58 30/03/2013 Varun Agarwal

2012-

2013

36

59 OPAA/LM 2013/59 01/04/2013 Shivali Singh 2012-2013

60 OPAA/LM 2013/60 01/04/2013 Neha Sharma 2012-2013

61 OPAA/LM 2013/61 01/04/2013 Priyanjali Sharma

2012-

2013

62 OPAA/LM 2013/62 01/04/2013 Afreen 2012-2013

63 OPAA/LM 2013/63 02/04/2013 Ghadi Nayana

2012-

2013

64 OPAA/LM 2013/64 05/04/2013 Gautam Mishra 2012-2013

65 OPAA/LM 2013/65 08/04/2013 Dharmendra Jain 2011-2012

66 OPAA/LM 2013/66 25/07/2013 Maley Parekh

2008-

2009

67 OPAA/LM 2013/67 05/08/2013 Pund Shrikant Dyaneshwar 2012-2013

68

OPAA/LM

2008/68A 12/04/2014 Khan Mohd. Tarique

2004-

2008

68 OPAA/LM 2013/68 23/01/2014 Rahul Patil 2011-2012

69 OPAA/LM 2013/69 26/02/2013 Yenderkar Rawindra 2011-2012

70 OPAA/LM 2014/70 03/02/2014 Venkatesh Ponnuswamy

2010-

2011

71 OPAA/LM 2014/71 07/04/2014 Khona Maitri 2011-2012

72 OPAA/LM 2014/72 07/04/2014 Al-Haddad Nida

2011-

2012

73 OPAA/LM 2014/73 29/04/2014 Shah Ashish Jayantilal 2010-2011

74 OPAA/LM 2014/74 09/05/2014 Janhavi S. Nagwekar 2010-2011

75 OPAA/LM 2014/75 13/05/2014 Gupta Nikhil Nandlal

2010-

2011

76 OPAA/LM 2014/76 16/06/2014 Achutanand Shobnath 2007-2008

77 OPAA/LM 2014/77 18/06/2014 Tiwari Pankaj

2011-

2012

37

78 OPAA/LM 2014/78 28/07/2014 Ismail Shaikh 2013-2014

79 OPAA/LM 2014/79 30/07/2014 Varier Archana 2013-2014

80 OPAA/LM 2014/80 30/07/2014 Jain Vaibhav

2013-

2014

81 OPAA/LM 2014/81 30/07/2014 Shah Sagar 2013-2014

82 OPAA/LM 2014/82 30/07/2014 Dinesh Tripathi

2013-

2014

83 OPAA/LM 2014/83 31/07/2014 Nikitha Narayan 2013-2014

84 OPAA/LM 2014/84 01/08/2014 Manisha Padma 2013-2014

85 OPAA/LM 2014/85 01/08/2014 Uzma Dalvi

2013-

2014

86 OPAA/LM 2014/86 01/08/2014 Priya Verma 2013-2014

87 OPAA/LM 2014/87 01/08/2014 Jonath Fernandes

2013-

2014

89 OPAA/LM 2014/89 01/08/2014 Zeba Darvesh 2013-2014

90 OPAA/LM 2014/90 02/08/2014 Khan Zoya 2013-2014

91 OPAA/LM 2014/91 02/08/2014 Salmani Fatima Parveen

2013-

2014

92 OPAA/LM 2014/92 02/08/2014 Ansari Afshan 2013-2014

93 OPAA/LM 2014/93 02/08/2014 Harsha Sonovne

2013-

2014

94 OPAA/LM 2014/94 05/08/2014 More Rutuja 2013-2014

95 OPAA/LM 2014/95 05/08/2014 Bagwe Darshan 2013-2014

96 OPAA/LM 2014/96 07/08/2014 Gherde Nayana

2013-

2014

97 OPAA/LM 2014/97 09/08/2014 Mrunal Hande 2013-2014

98 OPAA/LM 2014/98 09/08/2014 Sayeli Kale

2013-

2014

38

99 OPAA/LM 2014/99 09/08/2014 Padave Vikranth 2013-2014

100 OPAA/LM 2014/100 09/08/2014 Parse Anil 2013-2014

101 OPAA/LM 2014/101 12/08/2014 Mohite Amit

2013-

2014

102 OPAA/LM 2014/102 16/08/2014 Cardoz Melissa 2013-2014

103 OPAA/LM 2014/103 16/08/2014 Rane Komal

2013-

2014

104 OPAA/LM 2014/104 25/08/2014 Jagruti V. Mahatre 2013-2014

105 OPAA/LM 2014/105 30/08/2014 Suvarna Karhade 2013-2014

106 OPAA/LM 2014/106 19/09/2014 Reshma Moily

2013-

2014

107 OPAA/LM 2014/107 24/09/2014 Vighnaraj Rane 2011-2012

108 OPAA/LM 2014/108 27/09/2014 Butte Kishor

2011-

2012

110 OPAA/LM 2014/110 28/11/2014 Kadu Sharmin 2013-2014

111 OPAA/LM 2014/111 01/12/2014 Molla Halima 2013-2014

112 OPAA/LM 2014/112 30/12/2014 Shradha Dhas

2013-

2014

113 OPAA/LM 2014/113 30/12/2014 Kude Bhagyashree 2013-2014

114 OPAA/LM 2014/114 28/01/2015 Shaikh Belal Riyaz

2009-

2014

115 OPAA/LM 2014/115 31/01/2015 Vijay kumar Veldhi 2009-2014

116 OPAA/LM 2014/116 02/02/2015 Sneha Gupta 2013-2014

117 OPAA/LM 2014/117 02/02/2015 Gurjar Sristi

2013-

2014

118 OPAA/LM 2014/118 02/02/2015 Harbada Vimlaben 2013-2014

119 OPAA/LM 2014/119 02/02/2015 Shikh Azmi Rashid

2013-

2014

39

120 OPAA/LM 2014/120 02/02/2015 Thakur Akshata 2013-2014

121 OPAA/LM 2014/121 02/02/2015 Sandhya Mettu 2013-2014

122 OPAA/LM 2014/122 07/02/2015 Khanekar Pallavi

2013-

2014

123 OPAA/LM 2014/123 07/02/2015 Mayur Inamdar 2013-2014

124 OPAA/LM 2014/124 07/02/2015 Abhang Pooja

2013-

2014

125 OPAA/LM 2014/125 14/02/2015 Bandre Smitha 2013-2014

126 OPAA/LM 2014/126 28/02/2015 Supriya Mahatre 2013-2014

127 OPAA/LM 2014/127 02/03/2015 Chijara Sunil

2013-

2014

128 OPAA/LM 2015/128 05/03/2015 Sigh Deepak 2013-2014

129 OPAA/LM 2015/129 06/04/2015 Dubey Pooja

2013-

2014

130 OPAA/LM 2015/130 16/04/2015 Mohd. Shoail 2013-2014

131 OPAA/LM 2015/131 16/04/2015 Hande Nilesh 2013-2014

132 OPAA/LM 2015/132 18/04/2015 Wadia Jaspal Singh

2013-

2014

133 OPAA/LM 2015/133 16/05/2015 Amruta Narayane 2012-2013

134 OPAA/LM 2015/134 27/05/2015 Verma Shweta

2012-

2013

135 OPAA/LM 2015/135 02/06/2015 Sharma Subodh 2011-2012

136 OPAA/LM 2015/136 08/06/2015 Desai Ankit 2012-2014

Please register yourself by sending a Cash/ Cheque / DD of Rs.1000/- in favor

of the “OPAA”.

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ALUMNI DATABASE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014 – 2015

Roll No.

Name of the Students E-mail Id Contact no.

1 Nikitha. S. Amin aminnikitha07@gmail.com 9833986040

2 Shabnam Munshi Ansari ansarishabnam96@yahoo.in 8652767518/9867373296

3 Madhusree Bhattacharya bhattacharyam075@gmail.com 8898321660

4 Aditi Lal aditilaln@gmail.com 8879742426

5 Amit Chaauhan camit4143@gmail.com 9619514873/9323093810

6 Dinesh. D. Choudhary sirvidinesh97@gmail.com 9768816595

7 Dnyanda Dalvi dnyanda.dalvi@gmail.com 9619409460/9820927764

8 Binal Damania binaldamania@gmail.com 8898650609/9869902881

9 Sonia Dengane sdengane@gmail.com 9970783623/9860223966

10 Prachi Pradip Dhembre Prachidhembre.pd@gmail.com 9930727943

11 Mr.Edroos Mohd.Faiz

fe00@hotmail.co.uk 9920238869

12 Rashmita. D. Ella rashmitaella@gmail.com 8108057895/9820642301

13 Rajeshwari. S. Sorte rajeshwarisorte@yahoo.com 8286760888

14 Nitin .S. Gore nsg2410@gmail.com 9773401424/9221020747

15 Gupta Aakash aakashgupta0894@gmail.com 9757092025

16 Nilam. G. Mane nilmane.20@gmail.com

8898464675

17 Dheeraj Gupta dheerajsg92@gmail.com 9773040770/9167882343

18 Mahesh. J. Gupta maheshgpt2302@gmail.com 8286533719

19 Pranita P Haidale haidalepranita 9619939363

20 Siddique Arfat siddiquearfat@gmail.com 9773401723

21 Jincy Anna Valson jincy38@yahoo.com 9930223553/02225828468

22 Sanjana Pawar sanjanapawar2504@gmail.com 8097831674

23 Kinnari Kirit Kanani kananikinnari@gmail.com 7303217775

24 Khan Mohd Yunus yunuskhan1771@gmail.com 9930366563

25 Nida.I. Khan

k_shifa@yahoo.com,

nidak508@gmail.com 8652679227/9820303624

26 Poonam H Shedge poonamshedge4@gmail.com 9167675849

27

Khot Amreen

Bahauddin amreen27khot@gmail.com

9773148317/9821878520

28 Lathifa Begum Abdul Nasir lathifalabbai@gmail.com

9867783872/9867838496

29

Sharvari Jayant

Lotankar sharvarilotankar14@gmail.com 9867174454/9821401900

41

30 Ishwari Jayraj Manjrekar ishwarimanjrekar20@gmail.com

9987554650/9869273836

31 Komal Arun Nikam Komalnikam2222@gmail.com

9702484617/9702552920

32 Anita S. Solanki anitasolanki32@yahoo.com 9167550555/9819321681

33

Dharti Mukundkumar

Panchal dhartipanchal16@gmail.com 9561975077/950344526518

34 Kavita Golok Parui kavitaparui93@gmail.com 8286849749/9892776388

35 Krina V. Patel p_krina@yahoo.in 9920312679/9892508991

36 Meghna Jaywant Patil meghnajaywantpatil.36@gmail.com 9167791286/9324269543

37 Prachi Sanjay Patil Prachi.patil1993@gmail.com 8655880862/9969804615

38 Prathamesh Vikas Pitale pitaleprathamesh@gmail.com

8898579022/ 9987360641

39 Vidhya Raghunath Prabhu vidhuprabhu04@gmail.com

8692883568/9619933343

40 Ranaba Tukaram Patil Amey.patil11@gmail.com

9222220060/9821262826

41 Tanvi Sandeep Raorane tanuraorane@yahoo.in, tanviraorane.tr@gmail.com

9619381589/9821643308

42 Sayali Satish Salkar salkar.sayali94@gmail.com 8286849755/9869441800

43 Vinit Suresh Sawant vsvinit09@gmail.com vinit1992sawant@gmail.com

9821501190/9665430910

44 Taasin Ahmed Shah Shah_taasin@yahoo.com 9029777035

45 Prabha Vishnu Shanbag shanbagprabha93@gmail.com 9869989506/9869629488

46 Anjani Mahesh Sharma sharma.anjani56@gmail.com 7208232785

47 Matin M.Husaif Sultan ridermacc@gmail.com 9029118828/9224333408

48 Shaheen Naseem Sheikh sheikhshaheen143@gmail.com

8108477958/022-25217286

49 Lekha Dileep Shinde shinde_lekha@yahoo.com 9819096275/9869487573

50 Zeeba Zafar Shirazi zeeba.zshirazi@hotmail.com 8879105112/9867343791

51 Shuba Easwaran shuba245@gmail.com 961998660/022-25254660

52 Ameesh Rakesh Shukla shukla.ameesh1@gmail.com

8080699800/9029512401

53

Shumaila Hanif Ahmed

Siddique khanmanha@yahoo.com

8425977599/9702313982

54 Lukman Mohd. Ali Solkar lukmansolkar34@gmail.com

8097302145/8976832382

55 Pooja Rajan Sonawane p_sonawne01@yahoomail.com 9930321281/9769253019

56 Srushti Mahadev Tambe ssruti_17@rediff.con srushtitambe7@gmail.com

9867283970/7738146005

42

57 Sharddha Pancham Vishwakarma sharaddhavp93@gmail.com

9833307547/9820835204

58 Kiran Dilip Yewale kiranyevale@gmail.com

7208133649/9004006647

59 Netra Datta Mulundkar nm9518@gmail.com 7506284228/8898242968

60 Manoj Mahesh Kadam spymanoj.kadam@gmail.com

9768594393/9833027126

61 Ashish Ajit Singh singhashish270@gmail.com 8898484442/8898631147

62 Sarvesh Beerbal Yadav.

sarvesh.yadav40@yahoo.com 7208353885/8097279352

63 Pal Rahul Kumar

rahulp285@gmail.com 8976248472/9702106567

64 Manali Laxman Kanse.

manalikanse1@gmail.com 8652298828/9222220060

65

Vivek Tarkeshwar

Tiwari vivektiwari868@gamil.com

8655655180/7666327552

66 Mitali Prodip Roy

mitali3514@gmail.com 9022393271/9699734768

67

Bhagyashree Arun Bhalerao.

bhagyashree.bhalerao22@gmail.com 9892314052/9867745577

68 Shrikant Sampat Shinde

shrikantshinde22@gmail.com 9004006647/9022426006