Anti-Ragging-in-College UGC Guidlines.pptx

College is considered saintly abode for student’s academic career. It gives us memories and escapades of a lifetime. It exposes us to experiences that we were not familiar with earlier. It is a period of learning, nurturing one’s future and making friends. It shapes our future and broadens our vision. Sometime, ragging in the name of rituals like “Introduction with newcomers” is practiced in higher education institutions. It involves abuse, humiliation and harassment of new entrants by senior students.

Ragging has become a trend in a number of educational institutes which has led to lives being ruined. Our youth is made helpless. It’s impact on young minds has serious consequences like mental disorders that last for lifetime, some even choose to end their lives.

UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009 are in place to root out raging in all its forms from Universities, Colleges and other educational institutions in the country by prohibiting it by law, preventing its occurrence by following the provision of these regulations and punishing those who indulge in ragging as provided for in these regulations and the appropriate law in force.

1. UGC Guidelines for Anti-Ragging in College The University Grants Commission (UGC) of India has issued stringent guidelines to combat the menace of ragging in educational institutions. These guidelines aim to create a safe and inclusive environment for all students, fostering a culture of respect and academic excellence.

2. What is Ragging Ragging is defined as any act of physical or mental harassment, humiliation, or abuse directed towards a student by senior students, either individually or collectively. This includes acts like verbal abuse, physical assault, threats, extortion, forced consumption of alcohol or drugs, and any other behavior that creates a hostile or intimidating environment.

3. Types of Ragging Activities Ragging can manifest in numerous forms, each with its own level of severity and impact. Some common types of ragging activities include:

4. Legal Consequences of Ragging Ragging is strictly prohibited under Indian law. The UGC Anti-Ragging Regulations, 2009, and the Indian Penal Code (IPC) prescribe severe penalties for ragging offenses. The consequences of indulging in ragging can be serious .

5. Reporting and Redressal Mechanisms The UGC has established robust reporting and redressal mechanisms to ensure prompt action is taken against any instances of ragging. Students are encouraged to report any incidents of ragging through the following channels: Anti-Ragging Committee: Anti-Ragging Hotline: Email: Online Portal :

6. Anti-Ragging committee of College Members of Anti-Ragging Committee in College Adv. Lalit Mohan Joshi, Chairman. Mr. Sanjay Joshi, Managing Director. Prof. (Dr.)Suman Vashist , Principal (Nursing). Dr. Charu thakur, Principal (Paramedical). Mrs. Jaya Sharma, Assistant Professor (Nursing).

7. Anti-Ragging committee of College play a crucial role in preventing and addressing ragging. Their key responsibilities include: Key Roles of Anti-Ragging committee

8. Process of registration undertaking in UGC portal

9. Process of registration undertaking in UGC portal

10. Process of registration undertaking in UGC portal