Applications are invited from Indian citizens (Male & Female) for filling up the following vacancies of Group-B & C Non-Gazetted (Combatised), Para Medical Staff in Sashastra Seema Bal. They will be governed under SSB Act and Rules applicable to other members of the Force and other Rules applicable from time to time. On appointment they shall be entitled for the pension benefits as per the “New Restructured Defined Contributory Pension Scheme” applicable for the new entrants to the Central Government Services w.e.f. 01-01-2004. The last date of receipt of application is 31-07-2013.

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HLL Lifecare Limited, a Mini Ratna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India is a global provider of high quality healthcare products & services.  With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities spanning across India, HLL is diversifying into vaccine manufacturing, lifecare services, sanitary napkins besides engaging in procurement consultancy, healthcare infrastructure development and facility management.

Post: SENIOR PROJECT FELLOW (NATURAL PRODUCT)- 1

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National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) is the first national level institute in pharmaceutical sciences with a proclaimed objective of becoming a centre of excellence for advanced studies and research in pharmaceutical sciences. The Government of India has declared NIPER as an ‘Institute of National Importance’. It is an autonomous body set up under the aegis of Department of Pharmaceuticals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India.

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We’re a global biotechnology company dedicated to improving the human condition. Our industry-leading brands are found in nearly every life sciences lab in the world, including innovative instrument systems under the Applied Biosystems and Ion Torrent names. We’re also responsible for a broad range of reagents with our Invitrogen, GIBCO, Ambion, Molecular Probes and Taqman products. With approximately 3,900 patents and exclusive licenses, we’re home to one of the largest intellectual property estates in the life sciences industry

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One of Pharmaceutical organisation in Mumbai.

Post: Officer or Executive-Analytical Development department

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One of Pharmaceutical organisation in Mumbai.

Post: Sr.Executive or Asst.Manager-Pharmaceutical production department

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One of Pharmaceutical organisation in Mumbai.

Post: Executive or Sr.Executive-Warehouse department

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One of Pharmaceutical organisation in Mumbai.

Post: Sr.Executive or Asst.Manager-Engineering and maintenance department

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leading for laboratory

Post: Medical Lab Technician- 2

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About Authors:
Hemant Rathod*, Shakti Shekhawat, Jimit Shah, Parth Gandhi
Department of Pharmaceutics,
Kota College of Pharmacy, Kota, Rajasthan.
*hemant2787@gmail.com

Abstract
Oral solid dosage form are more popular than other dosage form but suffer from problems like taste, solubility, bioavailability; so patient compliance. To improve patient compliance, melt in mouth tablets have emerged as an alternative to conventional oral dosage form. The aim is to provide the tablet that quickly melts upon contact with saliva and also provides a good mouth feel. The venture's latest technology, called Frosta™, involves tablet formulations that can melt in a patient's mouth as quickly in 10 seconds much faster than existing commercial products made by tablet press machines. Melt in mouth tablet disintegrate in saliva without need of drinking water within 15 to 60 seconds. There is easy administration to pediatric, geriatric & psychiatric patients.  They produce rapid onset of action with increased bioavailability. Free of the risk of suffocation due to physical obstruction when swallowed, thus offering improved safety. It has ability to provide advantages of liquid medication in the form of solid preparation. It can be manufactured with common methods such as Freeze drying, Moulding, Sublimation, Spray-Drying, Mass-Extrusion, Direct Compression and by using conventional equipment. Keeping in view of the advantages of the delivery system, rapidly disintegrating dosage forms have been successfully commercialized, and because of increased patient demand, these dosage forms are expected to become more popular.

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About Authors:
¹Bhatt Mehul K.*, ²Dr. Captain A.D.
¹Department of Pharmacognosy,
Shivam Pharmaceutical Studies & Research Centre,
Valasan-388 326, Anand, Gujarat, India.
²Department of Pharmaceutical chemistry
A. R. College and G. H Patel institute of Pharmacy,
Vallabh Vidyanagar, Anand-380 015, Gujarat, India.
*mkb_0999@yahoo.co.in

Absract:
Today estimate that about 80% of people in developing countries still relays on traditional medicine based largely on species of plants and animals for their primary health care. India has one of the richest plant traditions in the world. These are estimated to by around 25,000 effect plant based formulations, used in folk medicine and known to rural communities in India. India^’s share in the export of herbals is USD 63 billion which is just 0.2% of the global herbal market. So there is obviously vast scope for Indian manufacturers for entering the growing worldwide opportunity of business in herbal pharmaceutical field. We also have to focus on standardization of herbal products. Pharmaceutical export promotion council i.e PHARMEXCIL is ready to play a key role in this regards. Currently, a majority of the adverse events related to the use of herbal products and herbal medicines that are reported are attributable either to poor product quality or to improper use. Inadequate regulatory measures, weak quality control systems and largely uncontrolled distribution channels may have been contribution to the occurrence of such events. So Pharmacovigilance of herbal medicines is required.

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