Global Research Group of Institutions (GRGI), Radaur, Yamunanagar, Haryana, successfully organized Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026, the Orientation & Induction Programme for newly admitted students. The day offered an enriching blend of expert interaction, pharmaceutical knowledge, innovation, intellectual property awareness, and global academic–industry exposure.
The second day of AARAMBH 2026 featured distinguished experts and a significant international collaboration, providing students with valuable insights into pharmaceutical technology, drug development, clinical research, intellectual property rights, innovation, and professional development.
AARAMBH 2026 Day 2 | Expert Insights, Innovation & Global Collaboration
Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026 at GRGI was designed to provide newly admitted students with exposure beyond conventional classroom learning. The sessions brought together expert knowledge, pharmaceutical sciences, research, innovation, intellectual property, and international academic–industry collaboration.
The day was graced by two eminent experts:
- Dr. Umesh V. Banakar, Ph.D., distinguished Professor of Pharmaceutical Technology and internationally recognised Consultant & Advisor to the Pharmaceutical Industry and Academia worldwide.
- Dr. Rahul Taneja, Scientist, Directorate of Science and Technology, Government of Haryana, Panchkula.
A Landmark International MoU
A major highlight of Day 2 was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Global Research Institute of Pharmacy (GRIP) and Banakar Consulting Services, Westfield, USA.
This significant collaboration aims to strengthen cooperation in drug product development, in-vitro and clinical evaluation, technology transfer, research, innovation, and professional development.
The international collaboration is expected to open new avenues of academic–industry engagement and international exposure for students and faculty, while supporting research, innovation, technology transfer, and professional development.
Expert Interaction with Dr. Umesh V. Banakar
Dr. Umesh V. Banakar, Ph.D., shared valuable insights based on his extensive global experience in pharmaceutical education, research, drug development, clinical research, and consultancy.
His interaction covered important areas including:
- Pharmaceutical technology
- Drug development
- Clinical research
- Bioavailability
- Bioequivalence
- Pharmaceutical innovation
- Research and professional development
With 300+ scientific publications, 11 books, involvement in 900+ clinical trials, and experience as an expert in 90+ patent litigations, Dr. Banakar provided students with a unique perspective on the global pharmaceutical landscape.
His distinguished contributions also include two Service to Country Awards from the United Nations and a nomination for the prestigious Fulbright Scholar Award for Teaching.
Intellectual Property Rights & Innovation
The second expert session was conducted by Dr. Rahul Taneja, Scientist, Directorate of Science and Technology, Government of Haryana, Panchkula.
Dr. Taneja delivered an insightful talk on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Innovation, highlighting the importance of protecting, managing, and commercialising innovative ideas.
As a Registered Patent Agent and Trademark Agent, Dr. Taneja has expertise in patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, Drug Regulatory Affairs, and Clinical Trials.
His academic contributions include 320+ specialised lectures, around 40 journal publications, and multiple copyrights, industrial designs, and patent filings.
The session encouraged students to understand the value of intellectual property and recognize how innovative ideas can be protected and developed into valuable intellectual assets.
Academic–Industry Collaboration and Global Exposure
Both expert sessions provided students with valuable exposure to the academic, research, industrial, clinical, and innovation-driven dimensions of pharmaceutical sciences.
The international MoU between Global Research Institute of Pharmacy (GRIP) and Banakar Consulting Services, Westfield, USA, further highlighted the importance of global collaboration in education, research, innovation, drug development, and technology transfer.
Such collaborations can help students gain a broader understanding of global professional opportunities and emerging developments in their respective fields.
Key Learning Areas
Students were encouraged to:
- Develop creative and innovative thinking
- Understand the importance of Intellectual Property Rights
- Learn about pharmaceutical technology and drug development
- Gain awareness of clinical research
- Understand bioavailability and bioequivalence
- Recognize the value of original ideas and innovations
- Explore research and professional development opportunities
- Understand the importance of academic–industry collaboration
- Gain exposure to international professional perspectives
- Develop a broader global outlook
Appreciation and Leadership at GRGI
Dr. Ashwani Kumar Dhingra, Principal, appreciated the initiative and emphasized that expert interactions and collaborations enable students to move beyond conventional classroom learning and develop a broader professional and global perspective.
Chairman C.A. S.K. Jindal congratulated the institution, faculty, and students on this significant collaboration. He highlighted that international partnerships such as the MoU with Banakar Consulting Services would further strengthen research, innovation, technology transfer, and global exposure at the institution.
Tokens of Gratitude
Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026 concluded with the presentation of Tokens of Gratitude to the eminent speakers.
The institution expressed its sincere appreciation to Dr. Umesh V. Banakar and Dr. Rahul Taneja for sharing their invaluable expertise and inspiring the young learners.
AARAMBH-2026 at GRGI
AARAMBH 2026 is the Orientation & Induction Programme at Global Research Group of Institutions, providing newly admitted students with meaningful learning experiences and exposure to different areas of academic and professional development.
The programme combines educational sessions, expert interactions, awareness activities, industry exposure, innovation, and opportunities for students to begin their academic journey with confidence and a broader perspective.
📅 AARAMBH 2026: September 1–5, 2026
📍 Global Research Group of Institutions, Radaur, Yamunanagar, Haryana
Learning Today. Innovating Tomorrow.
Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026 served as an inspiring learning experience for students and emphasized the importance of expert knowledge, innovation, research, intellectual property, pharmaceutical sciences, and global collaboration.
The expert-led sessions and international MoU provided students with an opportunity to understand how education, research, industry, and innovation can work together to create future professional opportunities.
✨ AARAMBH 2026 – Empowering New Beginnings with Knowledge, Innovation & Global Opportunities! ✨
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026 about?
Day 2 featured expert interactions on pharmaceutical technology, drug development, clinical research, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), innovation, and global academic–industry collaboration.
Who were the experts on Day 2 of AARAMBH 2026?
The day was graced by Dr. Umesh V. Banakar, Ph.D., distinguished Professor of Pharmaceutical Technology and internationally recognised Consultant & Advisor, and Dr. Rahul Taneja, Scientist, Directorate of Science and Technology, Government of Haryana, Panchkula.
What was the major highlight of AARAMBH 2026 Day 2?
A major highlight was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Global Research Institute of Pharmacy (GRIP) and Banakar Consulting Services, Westfield, USA.
What was the MoU between GRIP and Banakar Consulting Services about?
The MoU aims to strengthen cooperation in drug product development, in-vitro and clinical evaluation, technology transfer, research, innovation, and professional development.
What did Dr. Umesh V. Banakar discuss?
Dr. Umesh V. Banakar shared insights into pharmaceutical technology, drug development, clinical research, bioavailability, bioequivalence, and innovation based on his extensive global experience.
What did Dr. Rahul Taneja discuss?
Dr. Rahul Taneja delivered an insightful talk on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Innovation, highlighting the importance of protecting, managing, and commercialising innovative ideas.
Where was AARAMBH 2026 organized?
The programme was organized at Global Research Group of Institutions (GRGI), Radaur, Yamunanagar, Haryana.
What is AARAMBH 2026?
AARAMBH 2026 is the Orientation & Induction Programme organized for newly admitted students at GRGI, featuring expert interactions, educational sessions, innovation, awareness activities, and professional development opportunities.
When is AARAMBH 2026 being conducted?
AARAMBH 2026 is being conducted from September 1 to September 5, 2026.
About Global Research Group of Institutions
Global Research Group of Institutions (GRGI) is located in Radaur, Yamunanagar, Haryana, and provides educational and developmental opportunities for students.
Through academic programmes, expert sessions, orientation activities, industry interactions, international collaborations, and student-focused initiatives, GRGI aims to provide students with opportunities to develop knowledge, skills, creativity, innovation, and professional awareness.
