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During the visit, Sh. Ramesh Bhardwaj, HeadâHR, Synthimed Labs Private Limited, welcomed the students and introduced them to the company's operations. Mr. Ankush, Deputy ManagerâHR, Ms. Kajal, ExecutiveâHR, and members of the company's various departments coordinated the visit and facilitated the students' interaction with industry professionals.
During the plant tour, the students were briefed on the various stages involved in the manufacturing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), including production procedures and temperature control mechanisms maintained in the production units. The company representatives also apprised the students of the organisation's multi-location manufacturing facilities and its adherence to stringent USFDA and other regulatory standards.
The students were further informed about the company's significant presence in the manufacturing of APIs catering to several therapeutic segments, including cardiovascular health, antihistamines, antidiabetics, antipsychotics, antimigraine medications, antineoplastic drugs, ADHD-related treatments, analgesics, alcohol abstinence, and bone resorption inhibitors. The company representatives also highlighted its global leadership position in the macrolide antibiotic segment and its role as a major exporter of APIs.
As part of the visit, the students observed various machines and equipment used for testing and ensuring the quality of pharmaceutical products manufactured at the facility. An interactive session was also organised, during which students engaged with company officials and raised queries concerning manufacturing processes, quality assurance, and supply chain management. The session provided them with valuable insights into the practical challenges and operational requirements of the pharmaceutical industry. Sh. Ramesh Bhardwaj also shared his professional experiences and perspectives with the students, offering them valuable guidance on industry practices and career opportunities.
The visit was organised under the visionary leadership of the Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, Prof. Sanjeev Jain, with the objective of bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical industry exposure. The initiative aimed to familiarise students with contemporary industrial practices, enhance their understanding of corporate operations, and equip them with insights into the professional work environment.
The students were accompanied by Dr. Naresh Kumar Sharma, Principal, Community College, Central University of Jammu, along with other faculty members of the College.
The industrial visit reflects the University's continued commitment to experiential learning, industry-academia interaction, and the holistic development of students by providing them with meaningful opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world industrial practices.
