YBCHRONICLETRIMONTHLY E-BULLETIN OF Y B CHAVAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

YB REPORTER

The 7-day National ServiceScheme (NSS) camp 2017-18 organ-ised by the NSS unit-II of Y BChavan College of Pharmacy con-cluded at the Dhopteshwar village onJatwada road on February 8. Thisyear’s theme was ’Swacch NirogiAbhiyan.’

The valedictory function waspresided by principal of Dhopteshwarschool Mahindra Barwal in presenceof Dr Dhakre, president of ZP schoolKuduwa. In a gesture of gratitude thevillagers hosted lunch for the NSSteam. Barwal said that the villagersbenefitted a lot from the healthhygiene awareness rally.

During the week-long camp,around 140 patients were examined infree health check-up camp, 95 vil-lagers eye check-up test was done, tentrees were planted with properguards. Besides, the team undertookactivities like cleanliness drive, per-sonal hygiene rally, food and sta-tionery distribution in school, creat-ing awareness for digital transaction.

Around 107 inmates of Matoshreeold-age home were examined and freemedicine were given to them.

The sarpanch of the village PoonamChavan was the chief guest and NSSdistrict coordinator Sharad Gawandewas the guest of honour for thecamp’s inauguration. DhopteshwarSchool principal Mahindra Barwal,Dr Dhakre, NSS coordinators werepresent at the inauguration.

Speaking at the inauguration, thesarpanch thanked the students for vis-iting the village. She said that suchcamps are the dire need of the village.The village students need higher edu-cation beyond the primary school.Every year more such camps shouldbe organsied, she added.

The best NSS volunteer award wasgiven to Rupesh Khalse and ShaikhHuma Raheem. The students of thirdyear B Pharm conducted the campunder the guidance of principal DrZahid Zaheer. NSS programme offi-cers Altamash Ansari and NikhilSakle, Syed Iftequar and Nahid Chistimade efforts for the success of thecamp.

NSS camp concludes at Dhopteshwarn Team of 60 students of third year held seven-day camp

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YB REPORTERA cleanliness drive was undertaken at

Daulatabad Fort by the National ServiceScheme (NSS) unit II of Y B ChavanCollege of Pharmacy, here on February9, 2018.

The drive was organised under theguidance of divisional commissionerPurushottam Bhapkar and Bamu’s NSSdepartment director Dr TR Patil underthe Maha Swachh Abhiyan.

Various students from 14 other col-leges also participated in the drivewhich started at 6.30 am on Friday.

Director of Bamu’s NSS Department

Dr T R Patil and NSS district coordina-tor Dr Shaik Parvez were also present.

NSS programme officers AltamashAnsari, Nikhil Sakle, Syed Iftequar andcoordinator Nahid Chisti led the stu-dents under the guidance of collegeprincipal Dr Zahid Zaheer.

Braving the chilling winter, the mem-bers of National Service Schemereached the spot earling morning at7.30. The students who participatedincluded Rupesh Khalse, Abdul Latif,Syed Awez, Shaikh Abrar, MohammedAsif, Adil Kazi, Akib Shaikh, MinhajPatel, Mohamed Shoeb, Kishan, Kunal,

Divisional commissioner Purushottam Bhapkar along with the NSS Unit-II of YBCCP at Daulatabad Fort.

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Dr Rafiq Zakaria Campus, Rouza Bagh, Aurangabad

YB EXCELS AT RYLA / NPW

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NEWS, IN-HOUSE EVENTS

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The National Service Scheme (NSS) team of Y B Chavan College ofPharmacy on the first day of the 7-day camp at Dhopteshwar vil-lage in Aurangabad.

NSS team holdsclean-up drive atDaulatabad Fortn Initiative taken association with Bamun Div commissioner Dr Bhapkar lauded the effort

Shaikh Sameer, Rohit Sheti, AyeshaSyed, Rutuja Borule, Huma Khan,Namrata Magar, Dhanashre Shivte,Prajakta Patil, Arbaz Khan, Syed Faizan,

Shubham, Ashwini, Kunal, Kishan andothers. The garbage collected was prop-erly disposed in the AurangabadMunicipal Corporation van.

Students’ Council Inaugurated

Principal Dr Zahid Zaheer addressing the gathering during the inaugu-ration of students council in the college auditorium. Also seen (from L)Mrs Maria Saifee, student council in-charge Mr Obaid Shaikh, DrMazher Farooqui, Dr S R Lahoti, Dr Anna Nikalje and Dr Hemant Une.

Principal Dr Zahid Zaheer welcoming the chief guest Dr MazherFarooqui, dean faculty of science and technology, Dr Bamu.

The newly-appointed members of the Students Council pose with the chief guest Dr Mazhar Farooqui,principal Dr Zahid Zaheer, Student Council in-charge Mr Obaid Shaikh and Mrs Maria Saifee.

Dr Zahid Zaheer: (Principal and Chairman) Mr Obaid Shaikh: (Student Council Incharge) Mr Sakle Nikhil: (Programme Officer NSS)Mr Ansari Altamash: (Programme Officer NSS)Lahane Ganesh: (General Secretary and StudentUniversity Representative)Mandhane Apurva Ashok Kumar: (ClassRepresentative, B Pharm I yr (A Div)Shaikh Salma: (Class Rep, B Pharm I yr (B Div)

Kazi Sayyada Bushra: (Class Rep, B Pharm II yr(A Div) Patil Girish: (Class Rep, B Pharm II yr (B Div)Nusrat Begum: (Class Rep) III yr (A Div) Sayyada Albina Fatema: (Class Rep, B Pharm IIIyr (B Div)Lahane Ganesh: (Class Rep, B Pharm IV yr (A Div)

Shaikh Shakeel Ahmed: (Class Rep, B Pharm. IVyr (B Div)Mohammed Shaheer: (Class Rep, M Pharm - I)

Shaharwale Sonal: (Class Rep, M Pharm - II)Diksha Manoj Kapoor: (Cultural Secretary)Danish Sayyad: (Cultural Coordinator)Ansari Danish Vikhar: (Sports Secretary)Dhanashree Jadhav: (Sports Coordinator)Rupesh Khalse: (NSS Secretary)Shaikh Huma Raheen: (NSS Coordinator)Bodkhe Shraddha: (Ladies Representative)Farha Deeba: (Ladies Representative)

THE COUNCIL MEMBERS AND THEIR POSITIONS

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YBCCP bags eight prizes in NPW inter-college contests

NEWS AND IN-HOUSE EVENTS

YB REPORTER

Y B Chavan College of Pharmacy bagged eight

prizes during the National Pharmacy Week cele-

brations that concluded on February 2. This

year the theme of the celebration was ’Know

your medicine: Ask your pharmacist.’

All pharmacy colleges in the city participated in

six inter-college competitions namely street-

show, elocution, poster competition, Powerpoint

presentation, caption writing and article article.

All the competitions were based on the theme.

The event-wise winners at the inter-college

competitions are:

Street Show: Trend-setters Group (1st prize),

Elocution competition: Snehi Ambadkar (1st)

Asna Samreen (2nd),

Poster competition: Syeda Farheen (2nd) M

Pharm,

Powerpoint Presentation: Prajakta Patil and

Asna Badiuzzama (2nd),

Caption writing: Khan Tooba (1st) Snehi

Ambadkar (2nd)

Article writing: Dakhani Uzma S Wajid (2nd).

RYLA 2018 winners make YB proud again

YB REPORTER

While the excitement of winning eight awards at

inter-college competitions during the National

Pharmacy Week celebrations was still felt on the

campus, our another team won a slew of awards at

the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA-18). We

ar proud of the following winners in various events.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS:

Snehi Ambadkar: Miss RYLA, Best leader, winner of

group discussion. Mohammad Talha: Mr RYLA

Best model: Faizan Ansari

GROUP AWARDS:-

Snehi and Talha: Best team, runner up of talent night,

runner up of poster presentation and winner of dream

project.

Urja Moon and Rohini More: winner of tower mak-

ing and winner of quiz buzz.

Shivani Kolhe and Manasi Joshi: runner up of dream

project and runner up of AdMad.

Vishakha Deshmukh, Faizan Ansari, Zareen Syeda,

Pragati Avhale: winner of Poster Presentation, winner

of Talent Night, winner of paper dressing.

Rutuja Kale and Manasi Kulkarni: winner of AdMad.

Samruddhi Ausekar and Siddique Aburehan: runner

up of tower making.

Two-day workshop on Effecive English Communication and Study Abroad was conducted for the final and third year students on February20 and 21. Around 50.students participated in the workshop. The topics which were discussion included how to face interview, group dis-cussion and public speaking etc. The students interacted with the speaker and got their queries answered. The topic of second day’s lec-ture was ‘Study abroad’ in which the students were guided on preparation for competitive exams, English tests, things to consider whilefilling admission forms in foreign universities and how to apply for scholarship, etc. the resource person was Mr Amit Bagchi, director ofInstitute for Education and foreign languages.

Workshop on Communication Skills

YB REPORTERInternational Women’s Day was celebrated at Y

B Chavan College of Pharmacy on Dr Rafiq

Zakaria Campus, here today. The event was

organised exclusively for female faculty members

and students.

Chief guest Dr Manisha Kakde (Gynaecologist)

delivered a talk on women’s health. Renowned

swimming coach and first-aid trainer Haleema

Siddiqui was the guest of honour. She encouraged

the audience on women empowerment. The inau-

gural programme was followed by felicitation of

staff and students who made remarkable achieve-

ments at the State-level in respective fields.

Girl studenrs presentsed various cultural events

to mark the day. The cultural programmes were

followed by lunch.

The students thanked chairperson of

Maulana Azad Education Society

Padmshree Fatma Rafiq Zakaria and

principal of YBCCP Dr Zahid Zaheer

for organising the event.

The event was managed by the

Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

and Cultural Committee comprising

Maria Saifee, Reshma Toshniwal, Neha

Quadri, Durreshwar and Sabina Shaikh.

All faculty members and non-teaching

staff made efforts for the success of the

event.

All the girl students attended the event

in the college auditorium.

Achievers feted on Intl Women’s Day

YB REPORTER

The College recently secured Platinum cat-

egory in the sixth edition of the AICTE-CII

Survey 2017 for Industry linked Technical

Institutions.

The survey was conducted by the

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and

All India Council of Technical Education

(AICTE). The institution secured the highest

Platinum category for scoring more than 30

marks, ranked among the top 8 pharmacy institu-

tions out of 91 which participated in the survey.

This year the survey was conducted in two parts -

namely short and full surveys in which the insti-

tutes were scored on the basis of governance, cur-

riculum, faculty, infrastructure, services and place-

ments. Principal Dr Zahid Zaheer said that it is dif-

ficult to get such ranks but it is more difficult to

maintaining the same is the future. “Our efforts to

get better rank will continue in the future.”

College getsPlatinum cate-gory in AICTE-CII

survey