Webinar on pharma production

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Updated At : 12:45 PM May 30, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, May 29

The Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA), Panjab branch, in association with the University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and DST funded Technology Enabling Centre, Panjab University, organised a webinar on “Pharmaceutical Production Excellence in Regulatory Scenario”.

Prof OP Katare, president, IPA, Punjab branch, emphasised the need for quality production of drugs under high pressure global regulations.

Prof VR Sinha, Dean University Instruction, highlighted India’s contribution to the global generics.

Prof Sinha stressed upon the immense opportunity for India to take a leapfrog using the impetus provided by Covid-19 and play the role of “pharmacy of the world”.

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