Anti-Ragging Committee

‘Ragging’ a social menace, as such has no place in academic environment of the Institute and concerted efforts are required to be in the place to prevent its occurrence at any point of time. Hence the need of ‘anti-ragging policy’ to be adopted by the institute. Ragging is criminal offence and lowers the standards of education.

The ‘anti-ragging policy’ adopted by the institute take care of preventive, procedural and punitive aspects of ragging based on the guidelines provided by honorable supreme court of India, recommendations of the Raghavan committee, instructions/guidelines issued by the Ministry of HRD (Govt. of India).

  • Group 291 Prevention:

    Anti-ragging policies are implemented to prevent any form of harassment, bullying, or intimidation by students.
  • Promotion of Safe Environment :

    These policies aim to create a safe and conducive environment for all students, fostering a culture of mutual respect, dignity, and equality.
  • Enforcement :

    The institution enforces strict disciplinary actions against perpetrators of ragging, including legal repercussions in accordance with relevant laws, to ensure a safe and conducive learning environment for all students.

Anti Ragging Policy

This policy encourages the socialization of students into the academic environment of the Institute while simultaneously discouraging and preventing any negative acts on the part of senior students, which goes against the basic purpose of socio-academic integration. The ‘anti-ragging policy’ adopted by the institute is aimed at:

  • a) Creating, developing, and nurturing a conducive socio-academic environment within the student population.

  • b) Generating and maintaining a high level of confidence within new entrants and their parents/guardians, perceiving that fresh entrants to the institute are welcomed and provided support rather than harassed and intimidated.

  • c) Maintaining an integrated system to discourage and prevent any negative acts like ‘ragging’ by seniors, which disrupt socio-academic integration of new entrants.

  • d) Prescribing deterrent measures for any violation of the “anti-ragging policy” through disciplinary measures.

Procedural and Punitive aspects of "Ragging"

First Information Person(FIP) – first information person would be nominated by the institute at beginning of each academic year. The FIP would provide first instance intervention in case of any complaint of “ragging”. FIP will be responsible for taking steps to ensure that cases of “ragging” within the institute are brought to the notice of the Coordinator ARC as soon as possible. FIP is empowered to deal with informal complaints of “ragging”.

Punishment for "Ragging"

Based on the report of enquiry submitted by the ARC, the Coordinator ARC will recommend to the competent authority any of the punishment/(s) listed below or any other kind of punishment, which she/he may consider to be appropriate.

1. Cancellation of admission
2. Suspension from attending classes
3. Withholding or withdrawing scholarship and other benefits
4. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process
5. Withholding results.
6. Suspension or expulsion from the hostel.
7. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution.
8. Fine with public apology.
9. Filing FIR with the local police.

Instruction to Freshers

During the Induction/Orientation Programme, the convener and members of the Anti-Ragging Committee along were introduced to new students to familiarize them with the team and also asked to approach them in case of any distress. The principal of the college also urges the students to stay away from the evil of ragging.

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Composition of Anti-Ragging Committee

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1Dr.Muthumoni.APrincipalChairman9443891217
2Dr.Mathivanan.BProfessor &Head-CommerceMember-coordinator

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3Dr.Santhi Jeslet.DAssistant Professor & Head-computer scienceMember9487819107
4Dr.Venkatesan.GAssistant Professor & Head-B.Com (CA)Member9842884036
5Police StationInspector of police-HUDCO police station HosurMember04344-260022
6Shreekanta.S.RStudent Representative – III B.ComMember7418191321
7Prashar PavanStudent Representative – I B.B.AMember9342079967

Composition of Anti-Ragging Squad

S.NONameDesignationRoleMobile
1Dr. Sivaraman GAssistant professor & Head- computer ApplicationMember9487819106
2Dr.Pakutharivu TAssistant professor & Head- Bio-chemistryMember9487819154
3Mrs .Sumathy SAssistant professor & Head- Micro-biologyMember9486358984
4Dr.Palani Kumar MAssistant professor & Head - EnglishMember9894328028
5Dr.Mayelvaganan GAssistant professor & Head- MathsMember8807817737
6Dr.Neethirajan GAssistant professor & Head- Bio-techMember9790295993
7Dr.Lakshmi TAssistant professor & Head- TamilMember9788479092
8Ms.Vijayalakshmi P P SAssistant professor & Head- HMCSMember8072189061
9Ms Vanie VAssistant professor & Head- ChemistryMember9842254851
10Mr Rajmathanraj RAssistant professor & Head- PhysicsMember9944205320
11Mr. Manjunath T VAssistant professor & Head- BBAMember9944394931
12Dr. Venkidasamy KAssistant professor CommerceMember7373243470
13Mr.Udaya Kumar CAssistant professor Computer ApplicationMember8072696150
14Dr.Murugan J MAssistant professor Bio-technologyMember9843774639
15Mr.Manivannan GAssistant professor - EnglishMember9080232966
16Mr.Muralidharan RAssistant professor BBA & IQAC CoordinatorMember8610247741