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Editorial

W elcome to the First Issue of the ‘SBS times’ for academic session 2013-14. We hope you will find

this a useful update on our activities and would like to thank everyone who has sup-ported this edition by providing useful infor-mation. A central component of this issue is salutation to the staff members of the SBS family who extended a helping hand to the Uttarakhand calamity victims. Subsequently, this issue is a roundup of de-tails of academic achievements, students’ speak especially those who are transitioning into there next part of life and have been in-ducted as the youngest alumni of the Insti-tute. The cyclical nature of our activities and the need to keep the momentum moving forward with the ambition and enthusiasm places a significant challenge to all new members of Publication and Creative Writing Society, who have been extremely proactive. We are looking forward to continuing this productive channel of information inter-change throughout the SBS community. The future success of the SBS times depends on their comments, contributions and ideas! We do encourage all students to try your utmost best to enrich the forthcoming SBS times! Regards Editorial Board

Chairman’s Message

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E ducation to be complete, must be hu-

mane. It must bring out inner peace,

drawing from the living fountain of love

and affectionate nurturing which is the need of the hour.

I am delighted to welcome you all to this new academic session.

As we advance in our journey to achieve another milestone, I

would like you to ponder for a while: Is education to earn or to

learn?

The values are changing and we need to bring a paradigm shift in

our attitude, in pursuit of materialistic success, the values have

been lost somewhere. The need of the hour is to inculcate all those

values which make human life worth living i.e. service to others,

compassion for weak and needy, rising above individual interest

and work for greater goodness of mankind.

I exhort all of you to use all your faculty strength, bravery and wit to

achieve real results. Last but not the least, I would like to acknowl-

edge the outstanding work done by our students and staff by orga-

nizing “Physiotherapy Seva Camp” at Gurudwara Govind Ghat.

Lets work together to take full advantage of potential in all of us.

Have a great learning ahead.

Thank You and wishing you a very Happy Independence day.

SP Singh

Chairman SBSPGI

EDUCATION -

TO LEARN OR TO EARN

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2 HELPING HANDS FOR

UTTARAKHAND DISASTER

3 ACHIEVEMENTS 4 CLUB & SOCIETIES

4 ALUMNI SPEAK

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HELPING HANDS FOR

UTTARAKHAND Disaster

SBSPGI STAFF MEMBERS

DONATED ONE DAY SALARY FOR

RELIEF TO THE UTTARAKHAND

I can't stop my tears, who will take care of them?.....this

was the Facebook update by Dr. Siddhartha Sen, who was

leading the six member team of Sardar Bhagwan Singh P.G.

Institute of Biomedical Sciences and Research that went to

the remote areas of the Kedarnath valley with the relief ma-

terial including food and daily need material . The same

emotions were encountered by the team of physiothera-

pists who became the victims of the natural calamity that

occurred in Uttarakhand on 16th June 2013. The team was

stationed at Govind Ghat to provide free seva to the pil-

grims of Hemkund Saheb and was rescued by the ITBP

Jawans. They witnessed the magnitude of the calamity and

describe the pain and sufferings that were left behind for

the local people, left with no food and no shelter.

Offering a small token of gratitude, the staff members of

SBS family donated one day‟s salary for the victims of

Uttarakhand Calamity. The main purpose was to provide

the relief material including food, clothes etc to the people

residing in the remote areas Kedar valley.

The team was flagged off on 23rd July following the non-

conventional route through Tehri-Ghansali-Mayali-Jakholi

and Guptkashi.

The team with their grit and determination overcame the

hurdles and hardships of the devasted hilly terrain

and finally reached on 26th July 2013 to the base camp at

Narayankoti in Guptkashi Tehsil. The team interacted with

the Gram Pradhans of Jaltalla, Kalimath, Trijuguninarayan,

Jalmalla and other nearby affected villages. The people

of this region were cut off from the mainland and were at

the dearth of starvation because of the shortage of food

and basic necessities. with the continued and commend-

able efforts of the team, the relief material was distrib-

uted on 28th July to the villagers of Jalmalla, Kabilta and

Jaltalla. These selfless efforts for serving the victims are

being continued in the coming months by all the faculty

and students with an aim of connecting emotionally to

the calamity hit masses, for which the contributions are

made in form of various commodities. To serve the man-

kind and responsibility towards the society is an integral

part of the SBS family, continued with the same zeal and

efforts as done earlier and always.

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facultyachievements Ms. Shradha Bisht, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, has been awarded Doctoral

Degree (Ph.D.) in Pharmacy on the study entitled “Effects of some plant extracts on blood sugar level, lipid

profile & status of oxidative stress” in July 2013 from Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur under the

guidance of Dr. S. S. Sisodia, Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacology, B. N. college of Pharmacy, Udaipur.

Ms. Apoorva Aggarwal, Assistant Professor and Ms. Priyanka Bhat, Assistant Professor, Department of Phar-

maceutical Sciences, attended the AICTE sponsored QIP refresher course on the topic “Innovation and Excel-

lence in Pharmaceutical Sciences”, organized by the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Jadavpur Uni-

versity, Kolkata from 16th-29th July 2013. Ms Priyanka Bhat was selected as “The Best Among the Participants”

in the programme.

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studentachievements

B. Pharm 8th Semester (Batch:

2009-2013)

Mukesh Kumar 77.5% Harvinder Kaur 4.13% Malvika Chawla 71.38%

Km. Kiran Arya 71.38%

M.Sc. Pharma Chem 3rd Semester

(Batch 2011-2013)

Nitesh Kumar Mishr 82.10(WAM)* Anam Naseem 81.95% Neha Naithani 81.50%

M.Sc. Biochemistry 3rd Semester

(Batch 2011-2013)

Km. Anchal Rana 84.67 (WAM)* Km. Richa Verma 78.67% Km. Janki Bisht 76.17%

M.Sc. Microbiology 3rd Semester

(Batch 2011-2013)

Km. Chaitali Singhal 82 (WAM)* Parul Singh 81.17% Sneha Bhat 79.83%

M.Sc. Biotechnology 3rd Semester

(Batch 2011-2013)

Mayuri Pachori 85.83 (WAM)* Sarita Kumari 85.50% Sukanya Buzar Baruah 82.33%

B.Sc. Biotechnology with CBZ 1st

year (Batch 2012-2015)

Km. Sukanya Dikshit 77.13% Km. Simranjeet Kaur Narula75.75% Km. Parul Jakhwal 73.88%

B.Sc. Biotechnology with CBZ 2nd


Sanjam Chandna 76.75% Km. Sonali Gaur 75.75% Km. Mirnalini Juyal 75.25%

B.Sc. Biotechnology with CBZ 3rd


Amrit Kaur 82.63% Shruti Uniyal 82% Tanu Jain 81.75%

Overall Rank holder in B.Sc. Bio-

tech with CBZ (Batch 2010-13)

Km. Amrit Kaur 80.25%

Tanu Jain 79.63% Km. Garima Chamoli 78.54%

M. Pharm. (Pharmacognosy) 1st

Semester (Batch 2012-2014)

Pramod Kumar 72% Km. Aruna Dubey 71% Pratibha Chaudhary 70.5%

M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics) 1st


Disha Pant 74.16% Hima Saxena 73.33% Rajani 73%

M. Pharm. (Pharmacology & Toxi-

cology) 1st Semester (Batch 12-14

Abhijit De 79.83% Tanvi Baghel 78.67% Shivani Bisht 77.5%

M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics) 3rd


Ashish Pandita 90% Neha Kiroula 88%

Shivangi Singh 88%

Nancy Gairola 85.33%

Neha Singh 85.33%

* WAM – Weighted Average Marks

Batch Rank 1st Rank 2nd Rank 3rd

We congratulate all the students who have given an outstanding performance and have excelled in their academic

results

We congratulate the students of M.Sc. Biotechnology, Class of 2013, for qualifying the Biotech Consortium India Ltd.

examination. The students who qualified BCIL are: Ms Karishma Tanna, Ms. Meenu Arora, Ms. Rohini, Ms. Pratistha Saha,

Ms. Monika, Ms. Harnoor Saini, Ms. Priyanka Nautiyal, Ms. Sabreen, Ms. Meenakshi Chhabra, & Mr. Gaurav Singh Mehra.

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When I joined this institute, 2 years back,

I didn‟t know what this Institute could

give me. But gradually I realized that In-

stitute became Santa Claus for me and

filled my bags with achievements and

happiness. The Institute gave me confi-

dence, knowledge, position, support, affection and most

recently my first Dream Job. Apart from academics, I came

to know about my hidden passion for photography for

which I thank the Photography Club for polishing my hid-

den talent. From the bottom of my heart, I extend my

thanks to the Institute for making me a part of such a

wonderful SBS family.

Mayuri Pachori,

M.Sc. Biotechnology, Class of 2013

Patron: Shri S.P. Singh, Chairman, Gaurav Bharti Shiksha Sansthan

Publisher: Dr. Gaurav Deep Singh, Managing Secretory, Gaurav Bharti Shiksha Sansthan

Advisors: Brig. (Retd) P.P.S. Pahwa, Additional Director, Capt. J.S. Gill (Retd), Advisor Administration,

Dr. Luv Kush, Advisor Academics

Editorial Board: Dr. Vikash Jadon, Dr. Reena Rani Singh, Dr. Umer Arfath, Dr. Chitra Kapoor, Dr. Richa Gaur

Photographs: Photography Club, SBSPGI

In the last two years, I have devel-

oped myself not only in academics

but also in extra curricular activities

and in doing that, SBS has played a

pivotal role. Now, when I am finally

leaving the Institute, I „ll miss all those

days and especially SBS UTSAV where

I used to perform in front of such a big crowd. SBS not

only make one‟s career but transform students in a

complete human being.

Sukanya Buzar Baruah

M.Sc. Biotechnology, Class of 2013

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SARDAR BHAGWAN SINGH POST GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH

BALAWALA, DEHRADUN-248161, UTTARAKHAND TEL: 0135-2686246, e-mail [email protected],

website: www.sbspgi.edu.in

clubs&societies

Dramatics Society

Convener: Dr. Pooja Bhardwaj

Treasurer: Ms. Apoorva Agarwal

email: drpoojabhardwaj@gmail

Debating Society

Convener: Ms. Urmi Chaurasia

Treasurer: Gauri Kukreti

email: [email protected]

Cultural and Music Club

Convener: Dr. Barkha Kamal

Treasurer: Mr. Ankush Sundryal


Photographic Club

Convener: Dr Siddhartha Sen

Treasurer: Dr Kumar Sachin


Publication & Creative Writing Society

Convener: Dr Vikas Singh Jadon

Treasurer: Dr Chitra Kapoor


Blood Donors’ Club

Convener: Dr. MK Chakraborty

Treasurer: Mr. Amit Saxena


Health & Sanitation Committee

Convener: Dr. MK Chakraborty

Treasurer: Ms. Hema Rana


Philately Club

Convener: Dr Amit Dhawan

Treasurer: Mr Shashank Soni

[email protected]

Creative Arts Society

Convener: Dr Pushpa Maurya

Treasurer: Ms Priyanka Bhat

email: mauryapushpa2112@gmail

Nature Club

Convener: Capt (Mrs) Nalini Mehrishi

Treasurer: Mr. Anil Kumar


Placement committee

Convener: Dr Versha Parcha

Co-convener: Dr. SK Dubey


All work and no play makes jack a dull boy! As has always been, we at SBSPGI promote spectrum of extracurricular activities, keeping in mind

the interest and hobbies of the students. The details of the office bearers of clubs and societies for the current session are as under

NCC 7/11 UK Girls BN NCC 29 UK BN

ANO Capt. Nalini Mehrishi Care taker: Dr. Amir Khan

Sports and Athletic Club

Convener: Dr. R. Raghuveer

Treasurer: Mr. Bhanwar Singh

[email protected]

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