Committees & Clubs - Committees - Anti Ragging Committee
ANTI RAGGING
Ragging is a disturbing reality in the higher education system of our country.
Despite the fact that over the years ragging has claimed hundreds of innocent lives and has ruined careers of thousands of bright students, the practice is still perceived by many as a way of ‘familiarization’ and an ‘initiation into the real world’ for young college-going students.
Other organisations/bodies working in this field have also attempted to define ragging, the variety of definitions being reflective of differences in perspective.
Introduction:
The issue of ragging within educational institutions has been a persistent concern, leading to detrimental effects on students' physical and mental well-being. In response to this pressing issue, the Discipline Committee has been formed with the primary objective of addressing and preventing instances of ragging within our institution. Through proactive measures and vigilant oversight, the committee aims to create a safe and conducive learning environment for all students.
Objectives:
The overarching objective of the Discipline Committee is to eliminate ragging and promote a culture of respect, tolerance, and inclusivity within the institution. Specifically, the committee aims to:
- Prevent incidents of ragging through awareness campaigns and proactive measures.
- Investigate and address reported cases of ragging promptly and effectively.
- Provide support and counseling services to victims of ragging.
- Implement disciplinary measures against perpetrators in accordance with institutional policies and regulations.
The Committee Mainly Focuses On:
The Discipline Committee primarily focuses on:
- Monitoring and enforcing anti-ragging policies and regulations.
- Conducting regular awareness programs and workshops to educate students about the consequences of ragging.
- Collaborating with faculty, staff, and student organizations to promote a zero-tolerance approach towards ragging.
- Providing a confidential platform for reporting incidents of ragging and ensuring the anonymity and protection of whistleblowers.
Responsibilities of Discipline Committee:
The Discipline Committee is tasked with the following responsibilities:
- Reviewing and updating institutional policies and guidelines related to ragging prevention and intervention.
- Conducting regular inspections and patrols to identify and address potential areas where ragging may occur.
- Investigating reported cases of ragging in a timely and impartial manner, ensuring due process and fairness.
- Collaborating with relevant stakeholders, including faculty, staff, student representatives, and law enforcement agencies, to coordinate anti-ragging efforts.
- Providing support and guidance to victims of ragging, including access to counseling services and legal assistance if needed.
- Imposing disciplinary sanctions on individuals found guilty of engaging in ragging, in accordance with institutional policies and regulations.
Specific Behavioral Guidelines:
In addition to overarching policies and regulations, the Discipline Committee has established specific behavioral guidelines to prevent ragging, including:
- Prohibiting any form of physical, verbal, or psychological abuse towards fellow students.
- Encouraging mutual respect, empathy, and cooperation among students from diverse backgrounds.
- Promoting positive social interactions and fostering a culture of inclusivity and tolerance within the institution.
- Implementing peer mentoring programs to facilitate the integration of new students and discourage senior-junior hierarchies conducive to ragging.
Classroom Rules:
The Discipline Committee emphasizes the importance of maintaining discipline and decorum in classrooms, including:
- Respecting the authority of faculty members and adhering to their instructions and directives.
- Avoiding disruptive behavior that may interfere with the learning process of fellow students.
- Participating actively and constructively in classroom discussions and activities.
- Reporting any instances of ragging or misconduct observed within the classroom environment to the appropriate authorities.
Disciplinary Committee’s Announcement:
The Discipline Committee will make regular announcements and reminders to all students regarding the institution's anti-ragging policies and behavioral guidelines. These announcements will be disseminated through various channels, including:
- Notice boards and posters displayed in prominent locations throughout the campus.
- Electronic communication platforms, including email, social media, and the institution's website.
- Verbal reminders during orientation programs, class meetings, and other relevant gatherings.
In conclusion, the Discipline Committee is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all students. Through proactive measures, vigilant oversight, and collaborative efforts with stakeholders, we aim to eliminate ragging and promote a culture of mutual respect and tolerance within our institution.
Action Taken:
In addition to implementing anti-ragging policies, the Discipline Committee has taken the following actions to address instances of ragging within the institution:
Immediate Response Teams: The committee has established immediate response teams consisting of trained personnel who are deployed to investigate and intervene in reported cases of ragging promptly.
Victim Support Services: The committee provides comprehensive support services to victims of ragging, including medical assistance, counseling, and academic support. Victims are assured of confidentiality and are encouraged to seek help without fear of reprisal.
Awareness Workshops: The committee conducts regular awareness workshops and interactive sessions with students, faculty, and staff to educate them about the detrimental effects of ragging and the importance of preventing it. These workshops also provide information on how to recognize and report instances of ragging.
Collaborative Initiatives: The committee collaborates with student organizations, alumni associations, and external stakeholders to promote a culture of respect and inclusivity within the institution. Joint initiatives, such as awareness campaigns and community outreach programs, are organized to address the root causes of ragging and foster positive social interactions.
Review and Enhancement of Policies: The committee continuously reviews and enhances anti-ragging policies and procedures based on feedback from stakeholders and emerging best practices. Regular training sessions are conducted for faculty, staff, and students to ensure awareness and compliance with anti-ragging policie
This committee report provides an overview of the objectives, responsibilities, and specific measures undertaken by the Discipline Committee to address the issue of ragging within the educational institution. It emphasizes the importance of proactive prevention, timely intervention, and collaborative efforts in creating a safe and conducive learning environment for all students.
Committee Members : 2018-2019
Sr.No |
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Name of The Person |
Designation |
Position |
1 |
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G Raghavendra |
GDL in Economics |
Chairman |
2 |
|
Narendar |
GDL in Commerce |
Member |
3 |
|
K Ravi |
GDL in Mathematics |
Member |
Committee Members : 2019-2020
Sr.No |
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Name of The Person |
Designation |
Position |
1 |
|
G Raghavendra |
GDL in Economics |
Chairman |
2 |
|
M Rajesh |
GDL in Microbiology |
Member |
3 |
|
Kashappa |
GDL in Commerce |
Member |
Committee Members : 2021-2022
Sr.No |
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Name of The Person |
Designation |
Position |
1 |
|
Kashappa |
GDL in Commerce |
Chairman |
2 |
|
Sri Ramulu |
GDL in Physics |
Member |
3 |
|
Srinivaslu |
Physical Director |
Member |
Committee Members : 2022-2023
Sr.No |
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Name of The Person |
Designation |
Position |
1 |
|
R Suresh |
GDL in Chemistry |
Chairman |
2 |
|
Paramesh |
GDL in Chemistry |
Member |
3 |
|
Rajaiah |
GDL in Chemistry |
Member |
Committee Members : 2023-2024
Sr.No |
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Name of The Person |
Designation |
Position |
1 |
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R Suresh |
GDL in Chemistry |
Chairman |
2 |
|
Paramesh |
GDL in Chemistry |
Member |
3 |
|
Rajaiah |
GDL in Chemistry |
Member |