Teasing and humiliation
Words, actions or demands that tease, treat another student with rudeness, or create shame and embarrassment are not acceptable.
Campus Safety
Anti-Ragging
A welcoming, respectful and safe campus for every student — with zero tolerance for ragging.
Zero tolerance
Every student deserves to belong
Ragging is totally prohibited on campus. Anyone found guilty of, abetting, or conspiring to promote ragging is liable to punishment under UGC Regulations 2009 and applicable law.
The College is committed to a congenial, welcoming environment for freshers and all students across its constituent institutes.
Ragging can include behaviour that causes annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm, fear, embarrassment, disruption of academics, financial extortion, physical abuse, or conduct that affects a student’s mental health and self-confidence.
Recognise and report
Ragging is not a campus tradition
No student should be asked to endure harmful, humiliating or disruptive behaviour in the name of introduction, seniority or any other pretext.
Harm and intimidation
Physical or psychological harm, fear, harassment, abuse and threats must be reported immediately.
Disruption and exploitation
No senior may disrupt a student’s studies, demand services, or impose financial or other burdens.
Committee
Anti-Ragging Committee
The Committee has been constituted in accordance with UGC Regulation 2009.
| Member | Role |
|---|---|
| Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil | Principal and Chairman |
| Dr. A. R. Nikam | Secretary |
| Mr. G. S. Khandagale | Member from NSS |
| Capt. S. L. Bhalerao | Member from NCC |
| Mr. A. R. Kamble | Member from Sports |
| Miss. V. K. Patil | Lady PO from NSS |
College Anti-Ragging Helpline: 02565-229576. For national 24×7 support, call 1800-180-5522 or email helpline@antiragging.in.
Report ragging. Get support.
Contact the College helpline or reach the National Anti-Ragging Helpline at any time.