Come next examinations of first and second year, and the result is unpleasant again. This time the cry is about stringent rules for passing. The already shaken economy of private colleges is now almost shattering and the anti MUHS fever grips the colleges and students. The state Government intervenes, assures and pacifies the agitating souls. Then follow pendular developments with the result of complete detachment of pharmacy course from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences.
Pharmacy colleges back to parent Universities.
Happy ending The drama, some call it trauma, is over. Well, this was one side of the MUHS story, the darker side leading to de-affiliation of pharmacy from health sciences. The other side, certainly a brighter one, was never even looked at. Had there been a balanced analysis of both the sides, a balanced approach to solve the problems which were nothing more than teething problems, a sure and suitable way out would have been available. However, the stretching of rubber at both the ends only broke it.