Pharmacotherapeutics (Theory) (2nd Year, DPharm, PCI)

Miss Aniqua T. S. Sheikh is an Assistant Professor at The Royal Gondwana College of Pharmacy, Nagpur. She holds a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Priyadarshini J. L. College of Pharmacy and has done B.Pharm. from Shree Sainath College of Pharmacy, Nagpur. Her academic and research interests focus on drug discovery, development, and therapeutic innovations.
She holds a patent titled “Apparatus for Formulation of Pyridine Derivatives for Anti-Inflammatory Activity,” highlighting her commitment to novel drug development. Her publications include research on benzothiazole derivatives, dexlansoprazole analysis, Hantzsch synthesis of 1,4-DHP derivatives, and chronobiology-based drug delivery systems. Miss Sheikh blends academic rigour with practical knowledge, fostering a student-centred, concept-driven learning environment. Her work contributes to the fields of anti-inflammatory therapies, drug formulation, and analytical method development. She remains dedicated to advancing pharmaceutical sciences through impactful research, innovation, and educational excellence.

Dr. Tirupati M. Rasala, Professor and Principal is currently working with The Royal Gondwana College of Pharmacy, Nagpur. He has completed his Graduation and Post Graduation from University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagpur University, Nagpur. He was GATE Topper from Nagpur University, Nagpur in 2007. As a Co-investigator he grabbed the Research Project under RPS Scheme from AICTE. He is having 16 years of teaching experience with 20 National & 18 International publications, 2 patents and 1 book published to his name. Around 30 papers have been presented in various National and International conferences. As a resource person he has given a number of guest lectures in various colleges. He was a Member of Academic session in IPC 2023, Nagpur. The author is a life member of APTI. He has coordinated various events as Coordinator.

Miss Gule Samreen Kazi is currently working as an Assistant Professor at The Royal Gondwana College of Pharmacy, Nagpur. She completed her M.Pharm. in Quality Assurance from Gurunanak College of Pharmacy and earned her B.Pharm. from Shri Sachhidanand Shikshan Sanstha’s Taywade College of Pharmacy. Additionally, she holds a Diploma in Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (DNYS), reflecting her holistic and integrative approach to healthcare education. With a strong academic foundation, Miss Kazi’s research focuses on drug discovery, development, herbal formulations, and chronobiology-based drug delivery systems. She has actively participated in various National and International conferences and contributed to several research publications. Her notable works include co-authoring the article “A Review of Chronobiology-Based Drug Delivery Systems,” and studies on polyherbal antitussive syrups and in-vitro antiurolithiatic activity of plant extracts. Her contributions to pharmaceutical research earned her the Second Prize in the Faculty Category at the National Conference on Drug Delivery Systems for her poster presentation. She is also a co-inventor of the published patent titled “Apparatus for Formulation of Pyridine Derivatives for Anti-Inflammatory Activity.” Miss Kazi is dedicated to research-driven teaching and continues to inspire students through her academic excellence and commitment to innovation in pharmaceutical sciences.

Miss Samadhi K. Gedam is an Assistant Professor at The Royal Gondwana College of Pharmacy, Nagpur, and a Ph.D. scholar under RTMNU. She holds both B.Pharm. and M.Pharm. (Quality Assurance) from the same institution. Her research focuses on drug formulation, quality assurance, and therapeutic advancements. She holds a patent titled “Apparatus for Formulation of Pyridine Derivatives for Anti-Inflammatory Activity,” showcasing her innovation in drug development. Dedicated to conceptual clarity and application-based learning, she inspires students through her teaching. Committed to research, education, and innovation, Miss Gedam aims to make impactful contributions to pharmaceutical sciences.