Awareness Program on Antibiotic Resistance through Skit Performance

About the Event

The science Club, the Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences organized a skit titled ‘Doctor, Patient & The Resistant Invader’ on 13 April 2026. The program took place in Room No. 716, MNS Block, with the aim of creating awareness about antibiotic resistance. IV B.Sc. Biotechnology students actively participated in the event and highlighted the dangers of antibiotic misuse.

Mrs. S. Vasiha Anjum, Assistant Professor, coordinated the program with the support from the student coordinators. A total of 40 students attended the event. The students performed a creative skit that included roles of doctor, patient, bacteria, and family members. The performance explained how misuse and overuse of antibiotics lead to resistant bacteria. The event emphasized the importance of responsible healthcare practices.

Takeaways and Feedback

The participants gained a clear understanding of antibiotic resistance and its impact on public health. They improved communication and presentation skills through role-play and teamwork. The audience appreciated the creative portrayal and responded positively to the message. Students expressed that the activity enhanced their awareness of responsible antibiotic use and encouraged them to adopt better healthcare practices. The feedback confirmed that the event was informative, interactive, and impactful.

Conclusion

The organizers expressed gratitude to all participants for their active involvement and enthusiasm. The skit successfully achieved its objective of spreading awareness about antibiotic resistance. The event highlighted the importance of proper medication practices and reinforced the role of education in promoting public health safety.