Pharmaceutical Change Control Process

A resident of Mount Laurel, NJ, Kaushal Prajapati is a pharmaceutical manager with experience overseeing key product development and validation processes. A manager with Hikma Pharmaceuticals, Kaushal Prajapati is experienced in change control.

Change control consists of a set of controlled processes and actions required to ensure a change doesn’t negatively affect a product’s quality, safety, efficacy or compliance. A control can either be proactive, which is a planned change, or reactive, in order to deal with the results caused by an unplanned change. The entire change control process should be clearly defined, communicated, and formalized in an organization’s quality manual.

A change control plan should identify actions, control limits, inputs, and outputs that are required to successfully implement the anticipated change. The process should also ensure that an organization’s equipment, facilities, processes and systems remain compliant after the change has been effected. Appropriate staff training and inclusion of any new or updated GMP (good manufacturing practice) documentation is also a key part of the process. Finally, change control should ensure all products in a changed state have acquired the necessary regulatory approvals before they are released into the market. 

Youth & Adult Programs at India Temple Association

For over two decades, Kaushal Prajapati has worked as a chemist in the Mount Laurel, NJ, area. Since 2015, he has served in leadership roles at Hikma Pharmaceuticals, where he currently oversees projects as a company manager. Alongside his professional pursuits in Mount Laurel, NJ, Kaushal Prajapati maintains membership in the India Temple Association, which serves the Hindu community in Central Jersey.

In addition to providing a place of worship, the India Temple Association (ITA) offers various programs and activities to help people of all ages learn more about Hindu religion and culture. The association also provides community spaces to help members celebrate joyful occasions and observe solemn events.

For younger temple members, the ITA oversees Balvihar classes, which teach pre-k through eighth-grade students about a range of topics, including Hinduism and Indian history. The curriculum also focuses on yoga, prayers, Hindu celebrations, and Vedic values.

One of the ITA's founding members, Narendra Amin, also offers a creative art workshop for young people. The workshop instructs youth in various artistic mediums while also teaching them about religion and history. Other youth offerings at the ITA include a scholarship program that provides renewable academic scholarships for high school seniors who are temple members.

Along with its youth programs, the ITA oversees several adult programs and activities. These include yoga classes and a Bhagavad Gita study group. In addition, the ITA offers a program focused on promoting the health and welfare of temple members aged 50 years and up.

House Flipping and Its Benefits

Kaushal Prajapati, a resident of Mount Laurel, NJ, serves as a manager for Hikma Pharmaceuticals. Kaushal Prajapati has turned his hobby of buying a foreclosed property, remodeling it, and selling it into a profitable undertaking. He has completed six flipping projects over the past five years.

Flipping involves buying a property, holding it for a period, and selling it for a profit. The undertaking may involve a considerable amount of time and labor in making repairs or improvements. The property is usually sold within months or a year of the purchase. As with any business venture, there are risks, but it also has its benefits when properly executed.

The benefits typically include making a worthwhile profit, which according to ATTOM Data Solutions was around $62,500 for an average house-flipping during the second quarter of 2019. You also have the choice of whether house flipping is done just for side income or as a full-time job. The more you engage in it, the more money you can make. It all depends on how much time and effort you are willing to put into it.

Some who engage in flipping purchase property from individuals in financial distress, and the property may also be dilapidated. Purchasing the property helps the owner gain financial liquidity, while the one flipping the home has the opportunity to earn a decent profit as well as the satisfaction gained from restoring a piece of real estate. It can be a win-win situation for the former owner and the one flipping the house.