Verbal Humiliation
Insulting, threatening, degrading or humiliating another student through words, demands or repeated unwanted interaction.
Safe Campus Initiative
Anti-Ragging
Promoting a safe, respectful and inclusive campus environment where every student can pursue education with dignity and confidence.
Institutional Commitment
A campus founded on dignity, safety and mutual respect
The institution is committed to fostering a learning environment in which students are treated with dignity and respect. Ragging, intimidation, humiliation, harassment and conduct that threatens another student’s physical or emotional well-being are incompatible with a safe academic environment.
Students are encouraged to understand their responsibilities, respect the rights of others and promptly communicate any concern through the appropriate institutional channel.
Safety
Dignity
Respect
Recognise Inappropriate Conduct
Anti-ragging awareness
Ragging can involve physical, verbal, psychological, social or digital conduct. The applicable institutional and regulatory definitions should always guide formal action.
Intimidation or Coercion
Pressuring a student to perform an act, follow an instruction or participate in an activity against their willingness.
Physical Misconduct
Any unwanted physical action, threat of physical harm or conduct that places a student’s safety at risk.
Social Exclusion
Deliberately isolating, targeting, mocking or pressuring a student in a manner intended to cause distress or humiliation.
Digital Harassment
Using messages, calls, social platforms or digital content to intimidate, shame, threaten or harass another student.
Psychological Distress
Conduct intended to create fear, anxiety, embarrassment, emotional pressure or a hostile learning environment.
These examples are provided for general awareness and are not an exhaustive legal definition. Official regulations and institutional procedures should be consulted when assessing a complaint.
Shared Responsibility
Building a ragging-free campus
Prevention depends on responsible conduct, early communication and cooperation across the campus community.
Respect every individual
- Avoid conduct that humiliates, threatens or pressures another student.
- Do not encourage, assist or silently support inappropriate behaviour.
- Communicate safety concerns through an appropriate institutional channel.
- Cooperate responsibly when information is requested by an authorised body.
Remain attentive and responsive
- Encourage students to communicate concerns without unnecessary delay.
- Direct reported matters to the appropriate institutional authority.
- Support awareness regarding respectful and responsible campus conduct.
- Follow the applicable institutional procedure when a concern is received.
Encourage timely communication
- Stay attentive to significant changes in a student’s well-being.
- Encourage the student to communicate concerns through official channels.
- Provide accurate information when contacting the institution.
- Cooperate with the institution’s applicable review process.
Report a Concern
Do not ignore intimidation or ragging
A student who experiences, witnesses or becomes aware of possible ragging should seek assistance through an appropriate institutional or emergency channel.
Move to Safety
If there is immediate danger, move to a safe location and seek assistance from an available responsible authority.
Report Promptly
Communicate the concern without unnecessary delay through a verified institutional reporting channel.
Provide Clear Information
Share accurate details and any relevant records that may assist the authorised body in understanding the matter.
Cooperate with Review
Follow the guidance of the authorised committee or institutional authority during the applicable review process.
Official Anti-Ragging Assistance
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Immediate Safety Guidance
Seek urgent assistance when safety is at risk
If a student believes that they or another person face immediate danger, they should move to a safe place and contact an available institutional authority or the appropriate emergency service without delay.
Policies and Records
Anti-ragging documents
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Anti-Ragging Policy
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Anti-Ragging Committee
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