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Hans India
29-06-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Students advised to become job creators
Visakhapatnam: The campus of Sri Venkateswara College of Pharmacy came alive with former students as they hosted 'AAVIRBHAAV-2025', a graduation ceremony that celebrated a new generation of pharmacy professionals. Delivering a keynote address at the event held at the campus on Saturday, Dr. Gedela Srinubabu, CEO of Pulsus Group highlighted the theme 'pharma's path forward' 'Today's students are tomorrow's entrepreneurs. Students should not just seek jobs, but build businesses, lead innovation, and become creators of opportunities,' he stressed. Focusing on the growing significance of North Andhra, Dr Srinubabu emphasised that Srikakulam is well-positioned to emerge as a pharma innovation corridor, a vibrant ecosystem for pharmaceutical manufacturing, formulation R&D, and AI-integrated healthcare solutions. 'If our academic institutions align their curriculum with future needs of the pharmaceutical industry, global companies will choose North Andhra as the destination for setting up their formulation and R&D centres,' the CEO underlined. He called on educational leaders, policy makers, and local industries to collaborate in building the infrastructure and talent pool needed to transform this vision into a reality. Terming Etcherla as a fast-growing academic and industrial node, he stated that it has all the potential to be transformed into Silicon Valley of North Andhra. About his future plans, he said that Pulsus Group is setting up an AI-Based Pharma Healthcare IT Hub in Hyderabad, a satellite centre in North Andhra to support regional innovation, research, and employment.
The Hindu
28-06-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
A.P. govt. urged to set up pharma innovation centre in Srikakulam district
Pulsus Group Chief Executive Officer Gedela Srinubabu has urged the Andhra Pradesh government to develop the Pydibhimavaram-Etchera stretch of Srikakulam district as a Pharma Innovation Centre, pointing out that many bulk drug industries have been set up along the strtech. Participating in the convocation of Pharma-D graduates of Sri Venkateswara College of Pharmacy at Etcherla on Saturday, he said that the migration of students to other States and countries would decrease if industries, research centres, and laboratories are established in the region. Citing the statistics available with the Central government, he said India's pharmaceutical market, which was around USD 17.79 billion in 2023, is projected to touch USD 35.38 billion by 2030. College Director B. Srirama Murthy and Principal K.E.V. Nagoji were present.
