Counselling Code: 4928

Anti Ragging Committee

About the Cell

The Anti-Ragging Cell stands as a vigilant guardian within our institution, committed to foster a secure and respectful environment for every student. With a primary objective of prevention, the cell conducts regular awareness programs to educate the campus community about the detrimental effects of ragging. Prompt response mechanisms are in place, ensuring swift and confidential reporting of incidents. Through counseling and legal support, the cell aims to rehabilitate victims and hold perpetrators accountable. By promoting a culture of zero tolerance, the Anti-Ragging Cell strives to create a positive, inclusive campus where students can thrive without fear of harassment or intimidation.


Objectives of Anti-Ragging Cell

Develop and implement strategies to prevent incidents of ragging within the institution.

Formulate and update a comprehensive anti-ragging policy in accordance with regulatory guidelines.

Establish mechanisms for constant monitoring and surveillance of the campus to detect and prevent instances of ragging.

Conduct awareness campaigns to educate students about the consequences of ragging, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy.


Outcomes of Anti-Ragging Cell

Reduction in the number of ragging incidents.

Achieve successful rehabilitation and integration of victims into the mainstream campus life.

A positive and inclusive campus environment where students can focus on their academic pursuits without fear of harassment.

Compliance with all anti-ragging regulations and laws.

Achieve a campus culture with zero tolerance for ragging.


Roles and Responsibilities

Develop and execute proactive measures to prevent ragging.

Establish a secure and confidential reporting mechanism, ensuring the protection of informants

Ensure prompt and thorough investigations of reported ragging cases, with fair and unbiased procedures, and implement appropriate disciplinary actions against the perpetrators.

Foster strong collaboration with local law enforcement agencies for severe cases, emphasizing a collective approach in addressing ragging within and beyond the campus.

Provide timely and effective counseling services to victims, aiding in their emotional and psychological recovery.

Maintain accurate records of all reported incidents, investigations, and actions taken, generating regular reports for university administration and regulatory bodies.

Organize comprehensive orientation programs at the beginning of each academic year, educating new students about anti-ragging policies, consequences, and available support services.

Work closely with student councils and organizations to promote a culture of mutual respect and discourage any form of harassment or bullying.

Ensure strict adherence to all relevant laws, regulations, and guidelines related to ragging prevention, safeguarding the institution against legal implications.

Regularly review and update anti-ragging policies and procedures based on feedback,changing circumstances, and emerging best practices.


 The college has an Anti-Ragging committee; the members from different departments are selected to monitor any ragging activities in the campus. The students facing any such circumstances/ any source of ragging were requested to immediately report to any of the committee members. The Committee meets twice in a year.

 All the squad members are made as conveners of a particular day in a week with around 10-12 teaching/non-teaching members assisting them.

 Critical points are identified in the campus and during the lunch break time (12:30 PM to 1:15 PM) according to their allotted duty on a particular day, faculties go to monitor the area in which they were allotted.

 Another committee monitors the first year block, canteen, college bus, store, etc.

Anti Ragging Committee Members

Sl.No Name Designation Role
1 Prof.Dr.A.LeninFred Principal Chairpreson
2 Prof.Dr.N.Austin Acadamic Director Senior Member Faculty
3 Mr.VINOD R S Cells Coordinator Cells and Committee Coordinator
4 Mr. Sam Palson, Physical Director Member
5 Mr. Stanley Jino Hostel Deputy warden Member
6 Mr. Rajesh R Hostel Deputy warden Member
7 Sister Leena Mathew - Deputy warden Girls hostel, Mariagiri Member
8 Sister Navin Deputy warden ,Girls hostel, Marthandam Member
9 Sister Annammal A Educational counsellor Member
10 Prof. Dr. Rajeev) HOD , Mechanical Engineering Member
11 Dr. AnandRejilin HOD ,Civil Engineering) Member
12 Prof. Dr.Suresh (HOD , ECE Member
13 Dr. Dhanya D HOD, CSE Member
14 Dr. Anish John Paul HOD, EEE Member
15 Dr..JebaPriya HOD, Science & Humanities Member
16 Karthik Binu Final year Mechanical Engineering Member
17 Jimcy Abraham Final year CSE Member


Events


Contact

Mr. Vinod R S

Cell Coordinator
Email : vinod@marephraem.edu.in