Laws have been passed in numerous nations to combat ragging. For example, in India, ragging is illegal and subject to stringent standards and regulations enforced by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Other countries have similar laws, demonstrating a global commitment to ending these kinds of activities.
Seniors harassing or frightening junior students is known as ragging, and it can take many forms, such as verbal abuse, coerced participation in degrading events, or physical intimidation. It can disturb the learning environment and cause sufferers to suffer from serious psychological repercussions.
Objectives :
To end ragging and related behaviors, making sure that all students, especially those who are new, are in a safe atmosphere.
To teach kids the value of respect and cooperation amongst one another as well as the negative consequences of ragging.
To promote a transparent culture by providing safe avenues for students to report instances of ragging without worrying about reprisals.
To assist ragging victims heal and feel safe in their surroundings by offering them emotional and psychological support.
To foster healthy relationships and peer support among students by fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie.
To foster a positive campus culture by teaching students qualities like empathy, understanding, and respect.
To guarantee that educational establishments have strong procedures and policies in place to successfully prevent ragging.
S. No. | Designation | Name |
1 | Chairperson | Dr. Sujata Verma |
2 | Convener | Dr. Mahesh Makwana |
3 | Member | Dr. Rekha Raval |
4 | Member | Mr. Hirabhai Thakor |
5 | Member | Ms. Damini Chauhan |
Functions of Anti- Ragging :
There are different types of functions of Anti-Ragging, which is described in detail.
To developing and putting into effect thorough anti-ragging policies and procedures in educational establishments.
Planning seminars, workshops, and campaigns to inform employees and students about the risks of ragging and the value of a polite workplace.
To keep a close eye on campus activities in order to spot possible ragging occurrences and preserve a secure environment.
To set up private channels for students to report instances of ragging, including hotlines or internet chat rooms.
To ensure accountability, swift and unbiased investigations into alleged ragging occurrences must be carried out.
To help victims of ragging deal with the psychological effects by offering them support and therapy.
To apply severe disciplinary actions, such as suspension or expulsion, to people or organizations found guilty of ragging.
To promote buddy systems and mentorship programs that allow elders to constructively advise and assist newcomers.
To address serious ragging incidents and guarantee proper legal action by collaborating with local law enforcement and legal organizations.
To routinely evaluate the success of anti-ragging initiatives and make required modifications in response to input from staff and students.
Our anti-ragging initiatives at college :
Creating a friendly atmosphere and introducing new students to college rules, such as those pertaining to anti-ragging.
Organizing activities that teach children about the negative impacts of ragging and the value of empathy and respect.
Creating support groups where juniors are mentored by seniors, fostering a good rapport and lowering the risk of ragging.
Establishing faculty and student-led committees to supervise anti- ragging initiatives, look into grievances, and provide remedies.
Establishing private avenues for students to anonymously report instances of ragging.
Teaching pupils about the negative effects of ragging, such as possible disciplinary measures, in order to discourage it.
