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The Department of Microbiology organized an industrial tour to Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Paonta Sahib, on 24 April 2026 to provide undergraduate and postgraduate students with practical exposure to pharmaceutical manufacturing and industrial microbiology practices. A total of 19 students participated in the tour, accompanied by Prof. Nasib Singh, Dr. Hemant Dasila, Dr. Bharti, and Ms. Achhada Ujalkaur Avatsingh.

The tour began with an informative session on pharmaceutical microbiology, during which industry experts discussed the roles of microbiologists, fundamental microbiological concepts, career opportunities, and regulatory requirements in the pharmaceutical sector. Students subsequently visited the Quality Control laboratory, where they observed instruments used for quality testing and learned about the importance of quality assurance in ensuring the safety and reliability of pharmaceutical products. The group also visited the warehouse and packaging sections to understand proper storage, material handling, and packaging practices essential for maintaining medicine quality. An important highlight of the tour was the company's work culture, guided by the principle of “We Before Me,” which emphasizes teamwork, collaboration, collective responsibility, and patient-centric values.

The industrial tour was an enriching learning experience that enabled students to connect their theoretical knowledge with real-world industrial applications. It enhanced their understanding of pharmaceutical operations, quality control, and career opportunities in industrial microbiology while highlighting the vital role of microbiologists in maintaining pharmaceutical quality and patient safety.

The Department of Microbiology expresses its sincere gratitude to Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Paonta Sahib, and its experts for providing this valuable learning opportunity. The industrial tour strengthened industry–academia interaction and promoted experiential learning among students.