Cipla Ltd.,Verna ,Goa

My work is connected to the pharma plant in Verna, but I actually live and handle things from the Ashad Housing Society in Margao. It’s an apartment building called Ashad-A in the Madel area. I’ve got my degree in pharmacy, so I spend a lot of time looking at formulations and technical data. The life of a pharmacist in Goa usually involves a lot of commuting between the industrial estates and the residential towns. Verna is where the big factories are, but Margao is where the life is. My place is quite simple, just a regular flat with plenty of books and papers scattered around. I have my phone number listed because people often need to reach me for work-related queries at odd hours. It’s a busy lifestyle, balancing the laboratory requirements with the administrative side of things. The society where I live is mostly quiet, filled with families and other working professionals. Sometimes the work follows me home, and I’ll be sitting at my small desk late into the night. It’s not a glamorous job, and it requires a lot of attention to detail. I’ve been in this field for a while now, and the routine of the pharma industry has become second nature. You get used to the long words, the strict regulations, and the constant need for accuracy. It’s just me doing my bit in the pharmaceutical world, based here in the southern part of Goa near the main town.