Anti-Ragging Cell Activities in Government Degree College Amadalavalasa

An Anti-Ragging Cell is a mandatory body in higher education institutions, as per guidelines issued by theUniversity Grants Commission (UGC) in India and other education authorities. Its primary aim is to ensure a ragging-free and safe environment for all students, especially freshers. Here are the key activities and responsibilities typically undertaken by Anti-Ragging Cells in UG colleges:

Vision

To build a ragging free environment by instilling the principles of democratic values, tolerance, empathy, compassion and sensitivity to that students become responsible citizens

Mission

To create an atmosphere of discipline by passing a clear message that no act of ragging in college premises.

Objectives of the Anti-Ragging Cell:

Preventragging in any form.

Raise awarenessamong students about the consequences of ragging.

Act promptlyon complaints or reports of ragging.

Support victimsof ragging.

Ensure compliancewith anti-ragging regulations from UGC or other governing bodies.

UGC Guidelines:

Every college must form an Anti-Ragging Cell.

Affidavits from students and parents are mandatory.

Display anti-ragging posters on campus.

Report serious cases to police if needed.

Awareness Campaigns

Organizing orientation programs for freshers and parents at the beginning of the academic year.

Distributing pamphlets, posters, banners, and booklets about anti-ragging policies.

Using college websites and notice boards to share UGC regulations and helpline numbers.

Conducting interactive sessions with students to build awareness.

Surveillance & Monitoring

Regular rounds by Anti-Ragging Squad in hostels, canteens, classrooms, corridors, and other common areas.

Creating anonymous complaint drop boxes and suggestion boxes.

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

Setting up an accessible system for students to report ragging incidents confidentially.

Prompt inquiry and action on complaints received.

Cooperation with local police authorities, if required.

Counseling and Mentoring

Providing psychological support to victims of ragging.

Establishing a mentorship program where senior students guide freshers.

Organizing sessions with psychologists or counselors on bullying and peer pressure.

 Strict Disciplinary Action

Ensuring that the UGC-specified penalties (suspension, rustication, FIR, etc.) are implemented if ragging is proven.

Creating a zero-tolerance culture.

Reporting & Compliance

Submitting anti-ragging compliance reports to the UGC/affiliating university periodically.

Maintaining documentation of all activities conducted.Top of FormBottom of Form

Punishments for Ragging

Depending on severity, punishments can include:

Suspension from classes or hostel

Debarring from exams

Expulsion from the institution

FIR and legal action under criminal laws

Register Complaint

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3. Mobile No Of the Student :

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