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Approved by Pharmacy council of India and AICTE
Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and Government of Karnataka
The NSS Unit of ABIPER observed National Constitution Day on 26th November 2025 by organizing activities such as a constitution awareness rally, pledge-taking ceremony, and multilingual Preamble reading in six languages—English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, and Tamil. The program aimed to promote constitutional values, unity, and awareness among students.
The event successfully reinforced the importance of democracy, justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.
The NSS Unit of ABIPER organized DHATHRU, an organ donation awareness and pledge program held on 24th November 2025. The event included an awareness rally, informative sessions, and a pledge ceremony encouraging students and staff to register as organ donors.Participants learned about the process, benefits, and legal aspects of organ donation, along with the myths and facts associated with it. Many volunteers came forward to take the organ donation pledge, reflecting the spirit of compassion and social responsibility.
Aditya Bangalore Institute of Pharmacy Education & Research (ABIPER), Bengaluru
01 December 2025
Theme: “Overcoming Disruption, Transforming AIDS Response”
Today, ABIPER’s NSS Unit successfully organized a meaningful and awareness-driven World AIDS Day program, focusing on strengthening our collective commitment to HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and stigma reduction.
The event highlighted the importance of early diagnosis, treatment adherence, community support, and the global mission to end AIDS as a public health threat. Students, faculty, and NSS volunteers actively participated, making the program informative, inspiring, and impactful.
A special thanks to all coordinators for guiding us in creating a powerful platform for knowledge sharing and social responsibility.
Let us continue to advocate for awareness, compassion, and a future free from discrimination.
“Not Me, But You” – Together we can make a difference.
The final session included a formal Valedictory Function, acknowledging the contributions of faculty and the enthusiastic participation of students across all events.
The Valedictory Function and Prize Distribution ceremony of the National Pharmacy Week 2025 began at 3:00 PM, hosted by Mrs.Varsha and Ms.Yasmin.
Dignitaries on stage:
The event concluded with the National Anthem, marking the formal closure of National Pharmacy Week 2025.
Dr. Sowjanya Battu welcomed the dignitaries and presented a sapling to the Chief Guest.
Dr. Bopanna delivered an impactful and concise address.
Key points included:
These events were conducted sequentially as part of the afternoon celebration:
Quiz Competition (12:00 PM – 1:00 PM)
A lively Quiz Competition was conducted at Lecture Hall-01.
Topics included:
Students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating logical reasoning and pharmaceutical knowledge.
The second day of NPW began with a Rally in and around the campus from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM. Students held placards, banners, and slogans promoting vaccination, preventive health, and the theme:
“Pharmacreelsists as Advocates for Vaccination.”
The rally created widespread awareness among the local community and campus neighbourhood.
In the afternoon session, students participated in a Patient Information Leaflet Designing Competition, showcasing their ability to communicate drug information in patient-friendly language. Creative and scientifically accurate entries highlighted the importance of medication adherence, disease awareness, vaccination schedules, and patient safety.
