Volume 16 Issue 1

Dear Readers,

It is with immense pride and excitement that we bring to you Volume 16, Issue 1 of the CLPT Newsletter. As always, this edition captures the essence of our continuous pursuit of academic excellence, innovative research, and meaningful contributions to the field of Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology and Therapeutics.

The past few months have been a testament to the resilience, creativity and dedication of our academic community. In this issue, we spotlight groundbreaking projects, highlight notable achievements of our students and faculty and delve into insightful discussions that shape the future of pharmacy.

Among the highlights of this edition, you will find:

• Events and Achievements: A recap of workshops, seminars ,conferences, up skilling sessions and awareness camps that provided platforms for enriching dialogues, as well as awards and recognitions earned by our community.

• Research Corner: A showcase of innovative studies conducted by our scholars, reflecting their commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge.

We are also excited to feature perspectives from industry experts and alumni, who share their journeys and offer guidance to budding pharmasists. Their stories are a source of inspiration and a reminder of the impact our discipline can have on healthcare and beyond.

This newsletter is more than just a compilation of updates—it is a celebration of collaboration, curiosity and the shared vision that binds us all. As you read through the pages, we hope you find inspiration and pride in being a part of this vibrant community.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to this edition. Your enthusiasm and hard work make this newsletter possible. A special thanks to our editorial team, whose dedication ensures each issue reflects the highest standards.

We encourage you to share your feedback and ideas for future issues. Together, let us continue to build a platform that educates, inspires and unites. 

 Warm regards,

 Editorial Team 

CLPT Newsletter 

21st Annual Day Celebrations – A Tribute to Academic Excellence and Visionary Leadership

On 13th March 2025, Chalapathi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences celebrated a momentous occasion—the 21st Annual Day—with great fervour and distinction. The grand celebration, held at 2:00 PM, brought together academic brilliance, institutional legacy, and future aspirations under one roof.

The event was honoured by the presence of distinguished dignitaries from the pharmaceutical industry, healthcare sector and cultural spheres. Shri Veera Narayana Addagadda, Senior General Manager at NATCO Pharma Limited, served as the Chief Guest and commended the institution's relentless pursuit of academic excellence and innovation. Co-Chief Guest Shri S.V.S. Lakshmi Narayana, INTACH Convenor for Guntur and Andhra Pradesh, captivated the audience with his insights on the convergence of heritage, culture, and education.

Among the Special Guests was Dr. K. Vijaya Lakshmi, District Medical & Health Officer, Guntur, who emphasized the growing need for collaboration between public health systems and academic institutions. The Guests of Honour included:

• Dr. M. Hemanth Kumar, CSO & General Manager, Herbs and More (K) Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya

• Dr. Ramesh Adepu, Principal & Director, Vikas College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Suryapet

• Dr. K. Ravi Shankar, Professor & Principal, Aditya College of Pharmacy, Surampalem

• Smt. Jada Nalini, Associate Manager, Global Quality, Sandoz Private Limited, Hyderabad

The event was presided over by Shri Y.V. Anjaneyulu, President of Chalapathi Educational Society, with dynamic coordination by Shri Y. Sujith Kumar, Secretary of the Society and Prof. Rama Rao Nadendla, Principal, CLPT.

The Annual Day celebration was a vibrant reflection of the institute’s dedication to nurturing excellence, celebrating accomplishments and fostering a culture of progress. It was an inspiring platform to acknowledge the outstanding academic achievements of students from B.Pharmacy, M.Pharmacy, and Pharm.D programmes for the academic year 2023–2024. 

Academic Excellence Awards

• Sri Y.V. Anjaneyulu Gold Medal was awarded to Ms. Nookala Vimala (IV/IV B.Pharmacy) for emerging as the overall topper of the programme.

• Dr. Usha Agarwal Trust Awards honoured Ms. Pinninti Triveni Priya (I/IV), Ms. Guna Lalitya (II/IV), Ms. Jagarlamudi Tanuja Bhagyasri (III/IV) and Ms. Devineni Krishna Tulasi (IV/IV B.Pharmacy) for their top-ranking performance in respective years.

• Prof. V. Subba Rao Memorial Awards were presented to Ms. Kummara Indralekha (I/II) and Mr. Penumudi Sudheer Kumar (II/II M.Pharmacy – Pharmaceutics) for securing the highest SGPA in their semesters.

• Sir Prafulla Chandra Ray Memorial Awards recognized Ms. Mohammad Shafiya Parveen (I/II) and Mr. Amudala Manoj Babu (II/II M.Pharmacy – Pharmaceutical Analysis) for their exemplary academic results.

• Sir Ram Nath Chopra Memorial Awards were awarded to Ms. Kolli Sridevi (I/II) and Ms. Gundimeda Bhavana (II/II M.Pharmacy – Pharmacology) for outstanding academic excellence.

• Prof. B.M. Mithal Memorial Awards were presented to Ms. Baadaravada Tejaswi (I/II) and Mr. Yaparla Srihith Roy (II/II M.Pharmacy – Regulatory Affairs).

• Sri R. Prasada Rao Memorial Award was awarded to Ms. Rangu Naga Harshitha Devi (I/VI Pharm.D), 

• Dr. R. Jagadeesh Babu Award went to Ms. Alagara Gnana Aswini (II/VI Pharm.D).

• Sri Yalamanchili Sitaramayya Memorial Award honoured Ms. Jorige Nandini (III/VI Pharm.D) 

• Sri Abburi Raghavaiah Memorial Award was given to Mr. Meka Neeraj Kumar (IV/VI Pharm.D).

• Sri Majety Nagapunnarao & Rukmabai Memorial Award was awarded to Ms. Goli Venkata Vagdevi (V/VI Pharm.D), 

• Prestigious Smt. Y. Anantha Kumari Gold Medal was presented to Ms. Bhavana Amulya (VI/VI Pharm.D) for her exemplary academic consistency.

• Kumari Vajja Bhargavi Naga Lakshmi Memorial Award was presented to Ms. Ande Sumana (II/II M.Pharmacy – Regulatory Affairs) for overall academic excellence.

Attendance Awards

• In recognition of impeccable attendance, the Prof. M.L. Schroff Memorial Award was presented to Ms. Gampala Swapna (I/IV B.Pharmacy), Mr. Annavarapu Sethu Chandra Kanth and Ms. Grandhi Naga Sai Sandeepthi (II/IV B.Pharmacy), Ms. Dogiparthi Velangini Rani, Ms. Yarlagadda Poojitha Anu, Ms. Jagarlamudi Tanuja Bhagyasri and Ms. Valluri Swarajya Sri Sarvani (III/IV B.Pharmacy), Ms. Yarramsetty Naga Sai Sneha (I/VI Pharm.D), Ms. Bellamkonda Phanisha Sai (IV/VI Pharm.D)

Special Recognition Awards – 2023–2024

• The Prof. M.L. Schroff Memorial Award for Best NSS Volunteer was bestowed upon Ms. Pinninti Triveni Priya and Mr. Vilasarapu Siva Manikanta (II/IV B.Pharmacy), Ms. Anagani Bhaya Sri (IV/IV B.Pharmacy), and Mr. Pandrakula Tharun Sai (IV/VI Pharm.D), for their commendable dedication to community service.

• The Dr. Nannapaneni Venkayya Chowdary Award for Best Student in Clinical Activities (ADR Reporting) was presented to Ms. Ikkurti Tirumala Naga Sai Shalini (VI/VI Pharm.D) for her exceptional contribution to pharmacovigilance.

• The Prof. Harikishan Singh Memorial Distinguished Alumni Award – 2024 was awarded to Dr. K. Srikanth Kumar (B.Pharmacy, 2005–2009 batch) in honour of his significant professional contributions and continued support to the institution.

In line with our commitment to providing industry-relevant and research-oriented education, several Skill Development Courses were conducted across various departments to strengthen core competencies among pharmacy students.

Scientific literacy and research interpretation, a Skill Development Course on Reading and Understanding the Primary Research Paper was held from 6th to 10th April 2025 for IV/IV B.Pharmacy students. The course emphasized critical analysis, data interpretation, and evidence-based understanding of original scientific literature—essential skills for budding researchers and healthcare professionals.

Additionally, in a significant step towards nurturing entrepreneurship in pharmacy practice, the Department of Pharmacy Practice, in collaboration with CLPT’s Pradhan Mantri Bharatiya Janaushadhi Kendra (PMBJAK), successfully conducted a Community Pharmacy Entrepreneurship Skill Development Course from 15th to 19th April 2025. This initiative empowered students with practical knowledge on the functioning of community pharmacies, regulatory aspects, and entrepreneurial strategies crucial for running Janaushadhi Kendras and promoting affordable healthcare access.

These initiatives reflect CLPT’s dedication to equipping students with the specialized skills required to thrive in dynamic healthcare and pharmaceutical landscapes.

Diploma in Advanced Analytical Techniques with Practical Applications: 19th-20th February 2025

The Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis successfully conducted a two-day hands-on training session on Good Weighing Practices as part of the Diploma in Advanced Analytical Techniques with Practical Applications on 19th and 20th February 2025. The program was designed to enhance the practical skills of students and professionals in precision weighing techniques, ensuring accuracy and compliance with analytical standards.

 06/03/2025: Hands on training on analytical equipment - Diploma in analytical techniques with practical applications for II/IVB.pharmacy students.

Career Guidance on GPAT Exam Preparation and Soft Skills Development:   IV/IV B.Pharmacy students attended an insightful session on GPAT exam preparation and soft skills development. The event was organized by the GPAT Coaching Cell and NDLI Club CLPT, in association with the GPAT Discussion Center, Bilaspur. 

Up skilling Programme on Dry Emulsion Preparation using the spray drying technique was conducted for II/IV B.Pharmacy and II/VI Pharm.D students. 

Upskilling Session on Sulphur Colloids for II/IV B. Pharmacy and II/VI Pharm. D..

On 06-01-2025, a practical session on interpreting electrocardiograms was conducted for 2nd-year B. Pharmacy students. On the same day, an up skilling session focusing on determining the partition coefficient of furosemide was held for II/IV B. Pharmacy and II/VI Pharm. D students. Also, students of II/IV B.Pharmacy (3rd Semester) participated in a session exploring the bactericidal effect of UV in the subject of Pharmaceutical Microbiology. 

10-02-2025: An up skilling session titled "Writing an IAEC Proposal for Animal Studies" and "Preparation and Evaluation of Micro/ Nanoemulsions" was held for IV/IV B. Pharmacy and IV/VI Pharm. D students. 

11-02-2025: IV/IV B. Pharmacy and IV/VI Pharm. D students attended a session on “Application of IR Spectrophotometry in Functional Group Analysis” and "Phlebotomy" .

17-02-2025: An up skilling session on the Administration of Drugs via I V, I M, and SC routes  and a session on the Formulation of Ketoconazole Hydrogel for Topical Delivery Against Fungal Infection was also conducted for IV/IV B. Pharmacy and IV/VI Pharm. D students. 

18-02-2025: IV/IV B. Pharmacy students engaged in a session on the Formulation of Hydrogels. Another session focused on the Determination of pKa of Paracetamol using UV-VIS Spectroscopy. 

19-02-2025: A continued session on Determination of pKa of Paracetamol by UV-VIS Spectroscopy was held for IV/IV B. Pharmacy students. 

20-02-2025: IV/IV B. Pharmacy students attended another session on Administration of Drugs via IV, IM, and SC routes. 

17-02-2025 to 22-02-2025:  Students Y. Poojitha and J. Tanuja Bhagya Sri (IV B. Pharmacy) participated in a DHR-sponsored offline training programme on “Traditional and Innovative Fusion: Preclinical Paradigms in Drug Discovery” (Module 4: AI & Cutting-Edge Techniques) at RIPER, Ananthapur, Andhra Pradesh.

06-03-2025 to 07-03-2025:  IV/IV B. Pharmacy students attended a two-day session that included a Demonstration of DSC Analysis and Formulation of Transdermal Patch.

07-03-2025:  An additional upskill programme on Transdermal Patch Formulation and DSC Demonstration was conducted for IV/IV B. Pharmacy students.

10-03-2025:  A comprehensive session was held for II, IV/IV B. Pharmacy and II, IV/VI Pharm.D students on Extrusion and Spheronization Technique and Green Synthesis of Medicinal Compounds.

21-04-2025:  III/IV B.Pharmacy students participated in a session on Formulation and Evaluation of Anti-Acne Cream and on Preparation and Standardization of Ashwagandha Lehyam for Neurological Disorders. 

22-04-2025: A focused session on Neuropharmacological Research Techniques for Memory Enhancement was organized for III/IV B.Pharmacy students.

24-04-2025:  An upskilling programme was conducted for III/IV B.Pharmacy students on the Fluidized Bed Processor Technique.

25-04-2025:  A practical session on Isolation of Piperine from Black Pepper Using Microwave Synthesizer was held for III/IV B.Pharmacy students.

26-04-2025:  Students attended an interactive session on Screening Techniques for Memory Enhancement Using Continuous Avoidance Response and Cook’s Pole Climbing Apparatus.

28-04-2025:  An additional session on Phlebotomy was conducted for III/IV B.Pharmacy students.
The NSS Units I & II organized a community rally at Tadikonda village on the theme "Say No to Drugs." The event was inaugurated by Mr. M. Joji, Sub-Inspector of Police.

03/01/2025: Pharm.D students from II, III, IV, V, and VI attended an event on Blood Donation & Organ Donation at Guntur Medical College, held in honor of the 194th birth anniversary of Savitribai Phule, India's first female teacher and a pioneer of women's education and social reform. This event not only highlighted the importance of blood and organ donation but also celebrated the legacy of Savitribai Phule’s contributions to education and social change.

Remembering the sacrifice of Indian soldiers "Commemorate  Pulwama Warriors"was organised by NSS UNIT -I&II of Chalapathi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Lam, Guntur. All NSS Volunteers, students and staff were given tribute to them on 14-02-2025.

National science day was organized on 28/02/2025 with a theme of IDEATHON to show case the innovative ideas of the students. Dr. Malineni Perumallu Chairman, Malineni Educational Scociety., Guntur, acted as chief Guest, Mr. J. Santhosh, founder and CEO of Optic Third Eye Solutions, Guntur and Shri. Y. V. Anjaneyulu were the guest of Honour.  Quiz was also organized by the Library NDLI CLUB of CLPT.

on the eve of Naational Pharmacy Education Day 06/03/2025, 123rd birth anniversary of Prof. Mahadeva Lal Schroff, elocution copetition was conducted with a theme "Empowering innovation: Future of Entrepreneurship, startups and incubation".

International women day 2025 was celebrated on 08/03/2025 with a theme "Accelerate Action to Collectively Forge a More Inclusive World for Women". Students were engaged to participate in Elocution on a frame work to women safety, pot painting ,Essay writing, poetry, caption writing and skit. Dr.V.Naga Lakshmi, Managing Director, IMIS Pharmaceuticals chaired the gathering and addressed the students. 

26/04/2025:/As part of World Intellectual Property Day celebrations, an Online Quiz was coducted.

06/01/2025.: A one-day workshop on "Machine Learning Applications in Pharmacy and Drug Development" was organized by the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacology. The workshop aimed to explore the role of machine learning in advancing pharmaceutical research and drug development processes.

10-03-2025 : Interactive session on exploring student and faculty exchange program.

11-03-025. The 4th International Conference on “Transforming Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmacoeconomics through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)” on 12th to 13th March 2025 was organized by Department of Pharmacy practice and Department of Pharmacology. the conference aimed to bridge the gap between pharmaceutical sciences and emerging digital technologies, setting a visionary path for future innovation in drug discovery, development, and cost-effective healthcare delivery. This prestigious event brought together global leaders, researchers and professionals to explore cutting-edge developments in pharma and healthcare technology.  Chief Guests of the event are Dr. Ranjith Barshikar, CEO of QbD International & United Nations Advisor, Geneva, Dr. Ramana Yashaswi, Superintendent, Government General Hospital, Guntur. Special Guest are Datuk Dr. Allan Mathews, Dean & Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Quest International University, Malaysia. Guests of Honour Mr. Shreyas Burji, Co-founder, Auxochromofours Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru, Dr. Fotouh Mansour, Professor, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, King Salman International University, Egypt, Dr. M. William Carey, Registrar, Andhra Pradesh Pharmacy Council, Mr. V. Mahesh, Managing Director, Clinformed Pvt. Ltd. The event was presided over by Shri. Y. V. Anjaneyulu, President, Chalapathi Educational Society and Shri. Y. Sujith Kumar, Secretary, Chalapathi Educational Society. 

24-04-2025: Dept of Pharmaceutical Analysis organized the Faculty Training Programme on Handling of Biochemical Analyzer.  

• 2nd Janary 2025 : An educational awareness programme was organized for Class X students from KVR ZPH School, Tulluru, where students were introduced to various analytical instruments and their applications in pharmaceutical sciences. The demonstration aimed to ignite scientific curiosity and career interest among young learners by offering hands-on exposure to laboratory equipment.

• 30th January 2025: A Health and Medical Awareness Programme was organized at Gujjanagundla Walking Track, Guntur. The event benefited 125 individuals and was led by V/VI and VI/VI Pharm.D students.

• 3rd February 2025: A Mass Cancer Awareness Programme was observed on campus to mark World Cancer Day, benefiting 179 participants.

• 4th February 2025: A Mega Cancer Awareness Rally was conducted in collaboration with Natco Cancer Center and Government General Hospital (GGH), Guntur. A total of 60 students .

• 10th February 2025: National Deworming Day was observed in coordination with the Department of Pediatrics, GGH, reaching 45 children with deworming support and awareness.

• 16th February 2025: A Home Medication Review activity was conducted at Malikarjuna Puram Colony, Guntur. This initiative involved 11 students and benefited 55 community members by reviewing their medication adherence and understanding.

• 24th March 2025: An E-Poster Presentation Competition was conducted at CLPT on the occasion of World TB Day, with 38 student participants creatively showcasing awareness messages related to tuberculosis.

• 25th March 2025: A World TB Day Awareness Programme was held, reaching 50 public beneficiaries with the active participation of 31 students who helped disseminate crucial information about TB prevention and treatment.

• 28th March 2025: An Awareness Programme on Dehydration was conducted at CLPT, which successfully reached 200 individuals with vital knowledge about the importance of hydration and prevention of dehydration-related illnesses.

• 3rd April 2025: A Dental Hygiene and Health Camp was held on campus, promoting oral health practices and offering dental checkups. A total of 77 individuals benefited from this event.

• 7th April 2025: An Awareness Programme on World Health Day was conducted with the involvement of 31 students, reaching 45 beneficiaries with health education on wellness and disease prevention.

• 17th April 2025: On World Hemophilia Day, an awareness programme was organized in collaboration with the Department of Pediatrics, GGH, Guntur. A total of 42 individuals received information and support related to hemophilia.

• 25th April 2025: An Awareness Programme on World Malaria Day was held at the Government General Hospital, Guntur, benefiting 55 participants with preventive strategies and education on malaria.

• 28th April 2025: The NSS Units I & II of CLPT organized a Community Awareness Rally in Tadikonda Village under the theme "Say No to Drugs." The event was inaugurated by Mr. M. Joji, Sub-Inspector of Police, emphasizing law enforcement’s role in curbing drug abuse.

Festive Celebrations at CLPT

On 11th January 2025, the campus came alive with colours, tradition, and joy as Sankranthi was celebrated with great enthusiasm. Students and staff actively participated in various festive activities, including rangoli competitions, traditional games, and cultural performances, reflecting the spirit of the harvest festival. The celebration fostered a sense of community and cultural appreciation among all attendees.

Sports:

Triumph at Milanostav-4.0 : A Celebration of Sportsmanship and Skill

We are thrilled to announce the commendable performance of our students at Milanostav-4.0, a prestigious intercollegiate sports fest held from 21st to 22nd February 2025 at CLPT. The event showcased the athletic spirit and competitive excellence of our students across various disciplines. Their hard work, determination and sportsmanship brought laurels to our institution. Here's a glimpse of the achievements:

Winners

Volleyball (Men): Mr. Ch. Chandrakanth – IV/VI Pharm.D; Mr. P. Chetan – IV/VI Pharm.D; Mr. D. Sajjan – IV/VI Pharm.D; Mr. K. Sai Krishna – IV/VI Pharm.D; Mr. Sk. Sharuk – IV/VI Pharm.D; Mr. Krishna Vardhan – II/VI Pharm.D; Mr. Nagendra – II/VI Pharm.D; Mr. Pavan – II/IV B.Pharmacy;  Carroms (Men): Mr. P. Dhanush – II/IV B.Pharmacy ; Mr. P. Bhavani Shankar – IV/VI Pharm.D; Shotput:  Women: Ms. S. Chandini – IV/IV B.Pharmacy;  Men: Mr. R. Lohith – IV/IV B.Pharmacy 

 Runners-Up

Kabaddi (Women): Ms. Y. Subhashini – IV/VI Pharm.D; Ms. K.N. Tejaswini – IV/VI Pharm.D; Ms. Y. Lakshmi – IV/VI Pharm.D; Ms. Sk. Mufasera – IV/IV B.Pharmacy; Ms. Priyanka – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Ms. Harshitha – II/VI Pharm.D; Ms. B. Niharika – II/IV B.Pharmacy; Ms. G. Keerthi Joy – III/IV B.Pharmacy ; Ms. S. Chandana – IV/IV B.Pharmacy; Ms. B. Lowkika – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Kabaddi (Men): Mr. R. Lohith – IV/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. R. John – IV/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. R. Lakshmi Pathi – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. Ramanji – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. D. Sai Kiran – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. Bala Raju – III/IV B.Pharmacy; Mr. K. Santhosh – V/VI Pharm.D; Mr. Sk. Momin – V/VI Pharm.D; Mr. A. Akash – V/VI Pharm.D; Mr. B. Prashanth Kumar – II/II M.Pharmacy; Carroms (Women): Ms. G. Sri Lakshmi – II/VI Pharm.D; Ms. Sk. Sharmila – IV/VI Pharm.D; Chess (Women):  2nd Prize: Ms. B. Sai Teja – III/IV B.Pharmacy; 3rd Prize: Ms. K. Swapna Madhuri – V/VI Pharm.D, Chess (Men): 2nd Prize: Mr. P. Mahesh – IV/VI Pharm.D; 3rd Prize: Mr. M. Chiranjeevi – IV/IV B.Pharmacy. Shotput (Men): Mr. K. Prem Chand – II/IV B.Pharmacy.

• Research and Review articles published:

1. Nadendla RR, Chandu UM. Biofusion: leveraging biological diversity for innovative drug discovery. Pharma Times. 2025;56(1):16-19.

2. Nadendla RR, Chandu UM, Sambasiva Rao KRS. Biohybrid molecules: integrating natural and synthetic components for advanced biochemical applications. Indian J Biochem Biophys. 2025;62(2):107-16.

3. Ramireddy GV, Triveni D, Bavana Ch, Vasavi M, Jahnavi R, Khanes Fatima SK, Nadendla RR. Formulation and evaluation of orodispersible tablets of hydralazine hydrochloride using natural, synthetic super disintegrants. Indian J Nat Sci. 2025;16(89):94049-53.

4. Sulthana N, Munwar S, Manda K, Roja P, JP Yanadaiah, Sharabu R, Kanakaraju VK, Bukya H, Podila N. As potential anti-microbial agents, design, synthesis, biological, and docking studies of novel coumarin analogues. Nanotechnol Percept. 2025;21(1):290–304.

5. Aneesha A, Nadendla RR. Molecular docking studies of oxazepine derivatives against cyclooxygenase-2 enzyme as potential anti-inflammatory agents. Rasayan J Chem. 2025;18(1):508–16.

6. Aneesha A, Nadendla RR, Kishore VK. Computational docking study of oxazepine-based compounds as inhibitors of acetylcholinesterase enzyme in Alzheimer’s disease. Int J Pharm Investig. 2025;15(2):456–61.

7. Padmavathi B, Nadendla RR, Yamuna K, Jayasri K, Thanusha K, Jayasri K. Formulation and evaluation of anti-inflammatory and analgesic herbal oil. Int J Biol Pharm Allied Sci. 2025;14(1):117–24.

8. Tony DE, Krishna JV, Babu DR, Nadendla RR. Pharmacological evaluation of stress-induced insomnia in mice through brightness discrimination to prolong sleep onset latency. J Exp Zool India. 2025;28(1):311–6.

9. Tony DE, Vasavi M, Jahnavi M, Keerthana MNVAS, Srujana K, Nadendla RR. A preclinical approach on memory impairment in mice with scopolamine-induced amnesia using automated motion tracking in Morris water maze. J Exp Zool India. 2025;28(1):373–9.

10. Musharaff S, Reddy MA, Anu YP, Shankar MG, Tony DE, Nadendla RR. Assessment of sleep cycle and sleep-induced disorders in relation with academic performance. J Exp Zool India. 2025;28(1):591–5.

11. Tony DE, Krishna KS, Nadendla RR. Neuropharmacological evaluation of Ocimum sanctum and Coleus amboinicus in experimental model of depression. Uttar Pradesh J Zool. 2025;46(5):73–86.

12. Padmavathi B, Renu Sri Y, Prabhath K, Nadendla RR, Tulasi B, Snehalatha D. Zebrafish: a versatile and efficient animal model for cancer research. Uttar Pradesh J Zool. 2025;46(7):244–54.

13. Tony DE, Preethika M, Srinivas KM, Niharika R. Development and efficacy assessment of a natural anti-inflammatory cream: an in vivo study on carrageenan-induced paw edema in rats. Uttar Pradesh J Zool. 2025;46(8):113–20.

14. Tony DE, Musharaff S, Reddy AA, Reddy KGM, Lohith R, Sai Mohan AVS, Babu DR, Nadendla RR. Assessment of anti-hyperlipidemic potential of Ocimum sanctum and Trachyspermum ammi in high-fat diet induced hyperlipidemia. Biochem Cell Arch. 2025;25(1):929–35.

15. Rachana P, Mounika M, Bhavana M, Priyanka M, Tony DE, Babu DR. Pharmacological evaluation of anti-anxiety effect of polyherbal powders on mice through locomotion and behavioral studies using brightness discrimination. Uttar Pradesh J Zool. 2025;46(9):1–8.

16. Tony DE, Babu DR, Musharaff S, Ketipally R, Nadendla RR. Microbiome-targeted therapies: revolutionizing precision medicine and drug development. Pharma Times. 2025;57(4):19–20.

17. Priya BM, Anjali J, Kiran BU, Rama Rao NV, Vani YJ, Nadendla RR. Efficacy and impact of L-arginine in treating oligohydramnios during the second trimester: an ambispective observational study in a tertiary care hospital. South East Eur J Public Health. 2025;26(S1):3286–93.

18. Rao JV, Kumar GP, Spoorthi Sree P, Bharath SG, Divya TJ, Chandu UM, Nadendla RR. Outcomes of omega-3-fatty acid supplementation on insulin resistance. Pharma Times. 2025;57(3):12–5.

19. Gopi Y, Shree Y, Pramodh Kumar DR, Teja KS, Sai BNV, Ramakrishna TVS, Raghava KSA, Nadendla RR. A retrospective analysis of cardiotoxicity with doxorubicin and trastuzumab in breast cancer HER-2 positive patients. Bioscan. 2025;20(1):687–95.

20. Krishna RK, Roohi S, Anad S, Shalini ITN, Kumar GP, Gopi Y, Rama Rao NV, Nadendla RR. Hypertension case assessment: unveiling effect of medication adherence, diet and lifestyle – a cohort investigation. Bioscan. 2025;20(1):767–78.

21. Rama Rao NV, Nadendla RR, Spoorthi Sree P, Srinivasa Rao D, Babu DR. Pharmacists making a difference – 11: student clinical pharmacists role in outpatient counseling department at tertiary care teaching hospital. IPA CPD E-Times. 2025;14(2):26–8.

• Books Authored: 

1. Nadendla RR. Medicinal Chemistry. 3rd ed. Hyderabad: Pharma Med Press; Jan 2025. ISBN: 978-81-961470-4-4.

2. Munwar S, Ravi K, Mustaq M. Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry – I. Hyderabad: Authors Click Publishing; Oct 2024. ISBN: 978-81-974910-6-1.

• Book chapters Authored:

1. Raghavamma STV, Nadendla RR. Comparative evaluation of Foldscope and compound microscope for analyzing microscopic characteristics of chili, turmeric, and black pepper powders. In: Beyond Boundaries: Integrating Insights from Diverse Disciplines. Hyderabad: National Press Associates; 2025. p. 189–192. ISBN: 978-93-48843-56-2.

2. Tony DE, Babu DR. Preclinical studies: A crucial gateway in drug discovery and development. In: Role of Plants, Microbes and Animals in Medicine. Hyderabad: Innpvation Online Training Academy; 2024. p. 1–8. ISBN: 978-93-93622-518.

3. Karishma SK, Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. A review on pharmacokinetics: Understanding drug movement in the body. In: Artificial Intelligence in Pharmaceutical Technology. Vol. 3. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 91–111. ISBN: 978-93-6135-092-4.

4. Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. A pharmacological review of psychotic disorder medications: Antipsychotics and mood stabilizers. In: Artificial Intelligence in Pharmaceutical Technology. Vol. 3. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 69–90. ISBN: 978-93-6135-092-4.

5. Jaheeda Begum SK, Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. A comprehensive review on pharmacology of oral hypoglycemic drugs. In: Research Trends in Medical Sciences. Vol. 29. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 57–76. ISBN: 978-93-6135-022-1.

6. Rama Rao NV, Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. A comprehensive review on pharmacology of thyroid disorder drugs. In: Research Trends in Medical Sciences. Vol. 29. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 35–55. ISBN: 978-93-6135-022-1.

7. Tella JD, Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. A review on pharmacological agents targeting the respiratory system. In: Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Vol. 13. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 61–81. ISBN: 978-93-6135-724-4.

8. Gopi Y, Nadendla RR. Comprehending pharmacological drug interactions. In: Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Vol. 13. New Delhi: AkiNik Publications; 2024. p. 49–60. ISBN: 978-93-6135-724-4.

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