Objectives

The Anti-Ragging Committee is responsible for implementing policies and procedures aimed at preventing ragging and fostering a culture of mutual respect and dignity among students. The committee works closely with faculty, staff, and students to raise awareness about the harmful effects of ragging and to promote positive interactions on campus. Institute has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging and ensure strict enforcement of anti-ragging measures.

Operating Procedures

• Formulating and reviewing anti-ragging policies and guidelines in line with regulatory requirements.
• Conducting regular awareness programs and orientation sessions for students to educate them about the consequences of ragging.
• Organizing lectures, film screenings, and interactive workshops to sensitize students about the negative impacts of ragging and the importance to maintain a respectful and inclusive campus environment.
• Displaying posters, banners, and other visual aids across campus to reinforce anti-ragging messages and encourage reporting of incidents.
• Providing UGC-recommended links and resources to students and staff for further information on anti-ragging initiatives and regulations. 
• Providing support and guidance to victims of ragging and taking prompt action to address reported incidents.
• Collaborating with law enforcement agencies, if necessary, to ensure the safety and well-being of students.
• Monitoring campus activities and gathering feedback to assess the effectiveness of anti-ragging measures.
• Organizing workshops and seminars on topics related to bullying prevention, conflict resolution, and student welfare.
• The committee comprises representatives from various stakeholder groups, including faculty members, administrative staff, student leaders, and external experts. It meets regularly to review policies, discuss reported incidents, and strategize preventive measures.