The pharmaceutical and healthcare industry in India is growing rapidly. However, the gap between academia and industry still exists.
Moreover, Supreet Singh joined a National Conference as a panelist. The event was held at Chandigarh Group of Colleges Landran on 9 September 2025.
Additionally, the conference brought together academic leaders and industry experts. It focused on building stronger collaboration.
Key Insights from the Panel Discussion
During the session, Supreet Singh shared valuable insights. He explained how collaboration can improve learning outcomes.
Developing Holistic Programs
Institutions should focus on soft skills and communication. These skills help students succeed in real-world jobs.
Mandatory Industry Exposure
Additionally, students need practical training. Industry visits should be part of the curriculum.
Mutual Collaboration
Furthermore, strong partnerships are essential. They create a skilled and future-ready workforce.
Therefore, these steps can improve the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry in India.
Distinguished Panel Members
The panel was skillfully moderated by Dr. Suresh Kumar, Professor, Dept. of Pharma Sciences, Punjabi University, and featured eminent thought leaders including:
- Dr. Joginder Singh, Director, Signoret Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Punjab
- Dr. Gurpreet Kour, Professor, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Drug Research, Punjabi University
- Mr. Sunil Verma, Global Pharmacovigilance Expert, Harom Solutions
- Dr. Rajni Jha, Director, IOL Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (Ex-VP Regulatory Affairs)
Mr. Amit Sharma, Documentation Head, Regulatory Affairs, Cipla Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Baddi
Mr. Supreet Singh also had the honor of meeting Dr. Atul Nasa, Pro Vice-Chancellor, SGT University & President of the Indian Pharmacy Graduates Association (IGPA), whose insights added immense value to the discussions.
Driving Innovation & Collaboration in Pharma
The conference created an energetic environment. Experts exchanged ideas and experiences.
Moreover, the discussions focused on innovation and collaboration. These are key to industry growth.
As a result, the event highlighted the importance of joint efforts. Academic institutions and companies must work together.
About the Conference
The National Conference at Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran has always been a hub for academic excellence, research innovation, and industry engagement.
This year’s edition once again proved its relevance by sparking conversations that matter—not just for academia, but for the future of the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry in India.
