72nd Indian Pharmaceutical Congress, Nagpur

72^nd Indian Pharmaceutical Congress being hosted by the Indian Hospital Pharmacist Association in association with Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University at Nagpur from 20^th January 2023 to 22^nd January 2023.The theme of the conference “Access to quality and affordable medical products”

Registration

IPC 2023 Offline Registration Form

IPC 2023 Registration link

Registration Fees

Early bird registration open from 1st Nov to 15th Dec 2022

(Your abstract will be accepted only if registration is done.)

Student: 3000 INR

Teacher / Member: 5000 INR
(IPA/APTI/IHPA/IPGA/AIDCOC)

Non Member: 6000 INR

Accompanying Person: 3500 INR

Foregin Delegates: 125 USD

Refund Policy

1. 50% refund will be made till 31^st December 2022. No refund will be given after 1^st January 2023.

2. Replacement/transfer of registration will not be entertained.

QR Code Receipt

All registered delegates are hereby informed to keep the receipt of IPC 2022 bearing QR code preserved in their mobile with them. Entry to every event/food court will be on the basis of QR code scanning only.

Scientific Poster

What is the last date for poster submission for IPC?

Last date of scientific poster submission is 25^th Dec 2022.

Poster Specification

The area provided for poster presentation will not be more than 0.95 meter (95 cm) wide by 1.2 meter height (120cm).
The title of the poster should cover the full width of the poster. The title should be brief, informative and written in bold letters. The names of authors address/es should be written below the title in small letters. The name of the presenting author should be underlined.
The sizes of the letter should be such that a viewer can read it from 2 meter distance. The message should be clear, understandable and self explanatory.

How to Prepare your Paper?

Subjects:

1) Pharmaceutical Technology
2) Medicinal Chemistry
3) Pharmacognosy, Indigenous Drugs, Herbal formulations and Phytochemistry
4) Pharmacology and Toxicology, Clinical Research & Pharmacovigilance
5) Biopharmaceutics, Pharmacokinetics and Drug Metabolism
6) Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance
7) Biotechnology and Biotherapeutics
8) Hospital, Community and Clinical Pharmacy
9) Pharmaceutical Education and Professional Pharmacy
10) Drug Regulatory Affairs
11) Pharmaceutical Management
12) Pharmacoeconomics and Pharmacoepidemiology

Abstract Content

The abstract of the work proposed to be presented should be prepared and properly pasted in the space provided according to the instructions given below and submitted online on or before 25th December 2022. The abstracts should be submitted only in the prescribed format.

A) TITLE	Type the complete title of paper in the in the space provided
B) AUTHORS & CO-AUTHORS	Name of the presenting author and affiliation (use appropriate abbreviations for institution with city, state, country and code) should be typed in the given space. The presenting author only shall present the paper and the name cannot be changed later. In case of emergencies, at the time of conference the participation of this designated author is prevented; the chair(s) of the conference must be notified immediately. Type the Co-Author(s) name(s) only in the space provided. Maximum number of Co-Authors should not be more than three (03). Do not use titles; i.e. Dr., Ph.D., etc. Only affiliation of presenting author should be mentioned. Do not mention affiliations of co-authors.
C) ABSTRACT	Abstract should also be submitted in MS Word Version 6.0/95 or a higher version. The text of the abstract should be typed in Times New Roman using font size of 12 with title in bold. The abstract should not be more than 250 words.
Key Words	Not more than five key words to be typed in the space provided

Model Abstract Template

Summary Content

A two page summary of the work is required in the following sequence :

TITLE	Without authors name and affiliation
INTRODUCTION	Not more than 50 words
OBJECTIVE	Not more than 50 words
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS :
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION	You may include tables, figures and graphs
CONCLUSION	Importance of the research findings is required. (Not more than 50 words)
BIBLIOGRAPHY	Main references (Not more than 3) should be included.
File Size	Not more than 500 KB

Since the paper is to be coded for evaluation, the authors are requested not to mention any names and address on the summary pages.

Model Summary Template sample copy

Poster Template Sample Copy

Eligibility

Presentation of the scientific paper is restricted to author who has registered for attending 72^st IPC, Nagpur and should be an active member of IPA/ IHPA/ APTI/ IPGA/ AIDCOC.

The presenting author should be final year student of Bachelor of Pharmacy, 4^th year student of Pharm. D. (Regular), students of Pharm.D. (PB), & M. Pharmacy or having above/ equivalent qualification to Bachelor of Pharmacy.

Scientific Services Committee will not entertain any application either for registration for 72^st IPC, Nagpur, India or for membership of any organization.

Acceptance

Presenting authors will be notified through their email about the acceptance of their paper for presentation in the 72^st IPC, Nagpur and the same will be displayed by 6^thJanuary 2023 on the website.

Review Procedure

All abstract contributions to the Indian Pharmaceutical Congress will require to go through a rigorous review procedure to maintain the highest scientific quality of the symposium. Submitted abstract and summary must meet the following minimum requirements:

Significant and original contribution.
Abstract submitted by the deadline.
Written in clear English.
Few syntax/spelling mistakes.
Sufficient data presented, adequately analyzed and discussed with appropriate conclusions supported by the data.
Meets format guidelines.
Contains data (tables, figure, image, or specific numbers in text) to support the data.

Website

IPC Nagpur Website

Information Broucher

Theme

Access to quality and affordable medical products

Venue

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University at Nagpur

Indian Pharmaceutical Congress Association

IPCA is the apex body representing the Indian Pharmacists working in various capacities, viz, Community Pharmacists, Hospital Pharmacists, in Industry (in Production, R&D, Quality Assurance, Marketing, Regulatory Affairs) Academics and other disciplines and areas of work.

Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University

The Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, is one of the premier educational institution of central India. Established since 1923, the premises of University are spread over 373 acers which consist of heritage building, 7 lush green campuses with gardens, enriched biodiversity and spiritual antecende of Tukadoji Maharaj impetus the academic culture within the University. The University firmly believes, and follows prophecy of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj who propounds “Hya Bharat Bandhu-Bhav-Nitya Vasu se, de varchasa de” which means may brotherhood prevail in this country, grants us this blessing. As Nagpur being located in the heart of India and has connectivity with every part of the country, RTMNU ispreferred by students of other states of the country.

For formal learning, the University boasts of 46 Postgraduate Teaching Departments (PGTD) and 3 Constituent Colleges/Institutions, 503 affiliated colleges offering UG, PG, MPhil and PhD courses to more than Four lakh students. All departments have independent buildings which are ICT enabled. Around 8 Science departments are UGC-Special Assistance Program (SAP) and DST_FIST recognized. . The university indulged into academic collaborations with prestigious institutions like IUC-CSR-DAE, New Delhi, Pennsylvania state university, USA, University of Florida, USA, University of Washington, USA to name a few.

Let us conserve the natural resources as an individuals to keep structure and function of ecosystem intact

Let’s expore multidisciplinary nature of environmental studies
Sight Seeing
TOURISM
Places Discription Distance
Chikhaldara Chikhaldara With abundance of natural scenery, exciting wildlife, breathtaking waterfalls and a placid lake, the beauty of Chikhaldara is overwhelming. 230
Panchmari Pachmarhi is a popular tourist retreat. It also has a lot of cave paintings in the forests, some of which have been estimated to be as much as 10,000 years old. 258
Bedaghat It’s a spellbinding experience to see the marble rocks accompany the graceful Narmada river in Bedaghat, Jabalpur. These tall mountains, are known to magically change shapes as you sail along the river. 225
PILGRIMAGE
Places Discription Distance
(IN KM)
MARKANDA TEMPLE This 8th Century CE (1200 years old) Temple Complex is called as Mini Khajuraho. 190
GANPATI TEMPLE, ADASA Known as one of the eight Ashta- Vinayaks in Vidarbha. 45
HANUMAN TEMPLE,JAM SAWALI In this hanuman temple the idol is in resting posture which is very rare form. 70
RAM TEMPLE & KALIDAS IDOL, RAMTEK It is believed that Ramtek was the place where Rama rested while he was in exile. This place is also famous for its relation with Great poet Kalidasa 55
GANESH TEKADI, NAGPUR Ganesh Tekdi Mandir is believe to be about 250 years old. Within City
DIKSHA BHOOMI, NAGPUR It is a sacred monument of Buddhism at the place. Within City
DRAGON PALACE,KAMPTEE The Dragon Palace Temple, the Buddhist temple dedicated to Lord Buddha is located in Kamptee. 15
SHRI SWAMINARAYAN TEMPLE, NAGPUR One of the biggest Lord Swami Narayana Mandir in India 15

TOURISM : NEAR NAGPUR
Places Distance
BAPU KUTI, SEWAGRAM 70
ANANDVAN, WARORA 100
JAGDAMBA MANDIR, KORADI 10
AYAPPA MANDIR 02
RENUKA MANDIR, MAHUR 230
LOCAL SIGHT SEEING & WATER PARKS
Places Distance
Dwarka Water Park 30
Fun And Food Village 25
Crazy Castle 10
Futala Lake 10
Khindsi Lake 35
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium 25
Maharaj Bagh Zoo 06
Shivtirth 25
Wildlife Sanctuary
Places Discription Distance
(IN KM)
Pench National Park Pench is home to a variety of wild life and more famously for the Royal Bengal Tiger. 80
Tadoba Tiger Reserve A rare jungle jewel amongst India’s leading tiger reserves and national parks. 115
Bor Tiger reserve One of the popular Tiger reserve at Bordharan- Wardha dist. 60
Nagzira wildlife sanctuary It is located between Bhandara and Gondia district of Maharashtra 120
Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary It is spread over Pauni Tahsil of Bhandara districtand Umred, Kuhi and Bhivapur Taluka of Nagpur district 45
Bandhavgarh National Park Bandhavgarh national park in Madhya Pradesh, Central India is counted among most popular tiger reserves of India. 215
Kanha National Park Kanha national park in Madhya Pradesh, Central India is counted among most popular tiger reserves of India. 260

Places	Discription	Distance
Chikhaldara	Chikhaldara With abundance of natural scenery, exciting wildlife, breathtaking waterfalls and a placid lake, the beauty of Chikhaldara is overwhelming.	230
Panchmari	Pachmarhi is a popular tourist retreat. It also has a lot of cave paintings in the forests, some of which have been estimated to be as much as 10,000 years old.	258
Bedaghat	It’s a spellbinding experience to see the marble rocks accompany the graceful Narmada river in Bedaghat, Jabalpur. These tall mountains, are known to magically change shapes as you sail along the river.	225

Places	Discription	Distance (IN KM)
MARKANDA TEMPLE	This 8th Century CE (1200 years old) Temple Complex is called as Mini Khajuraho.	190
GANPATI TEMPLE, ADASA	Known as one of the eight Ashta- Vinayaks in Vidarbha.	45
HANUMAN TEMPLE,JAM SAWALI	In this hanuman temple the idol is in resting posture which is very rare form.	70
RAM TEMPLE & KALIDAS IDOL, RAMTEK	It is believed that Ramtek was the place where Rama rested while he was in exile. This place is also famous for its relation with Great poet Kalidasa	55
GANESH TEKADI, NAGPUR	Ganesh Tekdi Mandir is believe to be about 250 years old.	Within City
DIKSHA BHOOMI, NAGPUR	It is a sacred monument of Buddhism at the place.	Within City
DRAGON PALACE,KAMPTEE	The Dragon Palace Temple, the Buddhist temple dedicated to Lord Buddha is located in Kamptee.	15
SHRI SWAMINARAYAN TEMPLE, NAGPUR	One of the biggest Lord Swami Narayana Mandir in India	15

Places	Distance
BAPU KUTI, SEWAGRAM	70
ANANDVAN, WARORA	100
JAGDAMBA MANDIR, KORADI	10
AYAPPA MANDIR	02
RENUKA MANDIR, MAHUR	230

Places	Distance
Dwarka Water Park	30
Fun And Food Village	25
Crazy Castle	10
Futala Lake	10
Khindsi Lake	35
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium	25
Maharaj Bagh Zoo	06
Shivtirth	25

Places	Discription	Distance (IN KM)
Pench National Park	Pench is home to a variety of wild life and more famously for the Royal Bengal Tiger.	80
Tadoba Tiger Reserve	A rare jungle jewel amongst India’s leading tiger reserves and national parks.	115
Bor Tiger reserve	One of the popular Tiger reserve at Bordharan- Wardha dist.	60
Nagzira wildlife sanctuary	It is located between Bhandara and Gondia district of Maharashtra	120
Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary	It is spread over Pauni Tahsil of Bhandara districtand Umred, Kuhi and Bhivapur Taluka of Nagpur district	45
Bandhavgarh National Park	Bandhavgarh national park in Madhya Pradesh, Central India is counted among most popular tiger reserves of India.	215
Kanha National Park	Kanha national park in Madhya Pradesh, Central India is counted among most popular tiger reserves of India.	260

Committees:

Registration:

Dr. Amit Maliye, Dr. J. B. Taksande, Mr. Sachin Lohe, Dr. Hemlata Dullar, Dr. U. M. Joshi, Dr. Vinod Thakre, Dr. Madhuri Channawar, Dr. Gouri Dixit, Dr. Surendra Agrawal, Dr. SubashYende, Dr. Shilpa R Gawande, Dr. Md. Tauqueer, Mr. Bandu Kadu, Dr. Shishupal Bodhankar, Mrs. Deepika Kalode, Mr. Shyam Rangari, Ms. Neelakshi Mahakalkar, Mr. Ashish Chaudhary

Accomodation

Dr. Kamlesh J. Wadher, Dr. Lalit Rathi, Dr. Dinesh P. Kawade, Dr. Mangesh Godbole, Dr. Purushottam Gangane, Dr. Gulshan Gurnani, Mrs. Shailu Gurnani, Mr. Kamlesh A. Machewar, Mr. Dinesh Kumar Lende, Mr. Kishor Danao, Dr. Mahendra Gunde, Mrs. Minakshi Lende, Mr. Ashwin Wanjari, Mr. Sanjay Nagdev, Mr. Shivendra Nirgudkar, Mr. Raju Khandelwal, Mr. Vishal Datta, Mr. Shailesh Agrawal

Scientific Poster

Dr. Veena Belgamwar, Dr. Suhas Sakharkar, Dr. Krishna Gupta, Dr. Damodar Gaupale, Dr. Mitali Bodhankar, Dr. Ramesh L. Sawant, Dr. Shagufta Khan, Dr. Atul Pratapwar, Dr. Gajanan Darwekar, Dr. Sagar Wankhede, Dr. Avinash Tekade, Dr. Manoj Aswar, Dr. Shashikant Bagade, Dr. Ravindra Kale, Dr. Sameer Goyal, Dr. Koshish Gabhane, Dr. Mahesh S. Sahu, Dr. Ashwini Deshpande, Ms. Neha Raut, Ms. Harsha Sonaye

72nd Indian Pharmaceutical Congress, Nagpur