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World Pharmacists Day 2026 Celebrated at MMYRV, Ayodhya

September 25, 2026

World Pharmacists Day 2026 Celebrated at MMYRV, Ayodhya

World Pharmacists Day 2026

Theme: "Empowering Pharmacists for Healthier Futures"
Date: September 25, 2026
Venue: Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ramayana Vishwavidyalaya, Ayodhya
Organized by: Maharishi Ramayan School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Objectives

  • To celebrate the contribution of pharmacists to healthcare and society.
  • To encourage creativity, innovation and practical knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences.
  • To create awareness about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the rational use of antibiotics.
  • To provide a platform for poster, model, PPT presentations and rangoli competitions.
  • To motivate students to understand their professional responsibilities in patient care and public health.

Event Highlights

World Pharmacists Day 2026 was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ramayana Vishwavidyalaya, Ayodhya. The programme recognized the valuable contribution of pharmacists to healthcare and encouraged students to explore innovative ideas in pharmaceutical sciences, with active participation from pharmacy students and faculty members.

The major attractions included poster presentations, working and non-working model presentations, PowerPoint (PPT) presentations, and a rangoli competition. Students showcased innovative models and educational presentations on pharmaceutical sciences, healthcare awareness and the role of pharmacists in society.

The programme was graced by Dr. Reeta Jaiswal, Dean Academics, along with other Deans of the University, who visited the exhibits, evaluated the entries and appreciated the participants' efforts and creativity.

An academic session was conducted by Dr. Surendra Vikram, Dean Research, who delivered a presentation on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), explaining its causes, its consequences for public health and the importance of the rational use of antibiotics.

The competitions helped students connect theory with practice: model presentations encouraged scientific thinking, poster and PPT presentations strengthened communication skills, and the rangoli competition added a creative touch around the theme of healthcare awareness.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Anand Dubey, Chief Proctor, who thanked the university administration, Deans, faculty members, participants and everyone who contributed to the event's success.