Vikas Pharmacy College holds 15th Graduation Day

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Speaking on the occasion, Dr Rambabu said pharmacists had rendered remarkable services during the Covid-19 pandemic and observed that no hospital could function without pharmacists.

Dr K Rambabu, Superintendent of Government General Hospital, Rajamahendravaram, Dr TV Narayana, Director of Vikas Pharmacy College and others at the 15th Graduation Day ceremony
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Dr K Rambabu, Superintendent of Government General Hospital, Rajamahendravaram, Dr TV Narayana, Director of Vikas Pharmacy College and others at the 15th Graduation Day ceremony

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Rajamahendravaram: Vikas Pharmacy College celebrated its 15th Graduation Day with the participation of eminent medical and pharmacy professionals. Dr K Rambabu, Additional Director of Medical Education and Superintendent of Government General Hospital, Rajamahendravaram, attended as the chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Rambabu said pharmacists had rendered remarkable services during the Covid-19 pandemic and observed that no hospital could function without pharmacists.

Dr TV Narayana, Director of Vikas Pharmacy College and President of the South East Asia Region Pharmacy Forum, and Dr T Bharat Vikas, Secretary, spoke about the 15 placement drives organised by the institution to provide employment opportunities to students.

Dr K Nageswara Rao, Professor and Research Director of the college, said he had been guiding students in research, development and opportunities for higher education and employment abroad, drawing on his 50 years of experience.

Principal Dr G Sumalatha said the college had secured NAAC A Grade accreditation, QCI accreditation and autonomous status, which would benefit students academically and improve their careerprospects.

Deekshitula RV Subrahmanyam is a Staff Reporter with The Hans India, covering the erstwhile East and West Godavari districts, along with Alluri Sitarama Raju and Polavaram districts. A journalist with experience of over three decades, he began his career as a Telugu mofussil reporter in 1991. He writes extensively on politics, tribal affairs, rural development, tourism, development, and human-interest stories He is the author of the six-part Telugu prose Ramayana Sitarama Kathasudha and has received several literary and journalistic honours, including the JCI Young Writer Award, Vadlamudi Rammohan Rao Memorial Award and Madduri Annapurnayya Memorial Award.

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