Anti-Ragging Cell

Zero Tolerance Towards Ragging

SES College, Sreekandapuram is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, respectful and ragging-free learning environment for all students. The college follows the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, as amended, together with applicable directions issued by the University Grants Commission, Kannur University and the Government of Kerala.

Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. The college will take appropriate preventive, protective and disciplinary measures in accordance with applicable regulations and law. All students are expected to respect the dignity, safety and rights of their fellow students.

National Anti-Ragging Helpline

Online Anti-Ragging Undertaking

All students and their parents/guardians must complete the online Anti-Ragging Undertaking through the official national portal, as applicable to the academic year.

Student and Parent/Guardian Declaration

Open Official Anti-Ragging Portal

Instructions for students and parents

1. Open the official Anti-Ragging Portal.
2. Complete the undertaking using the correct student, institution and parent/guardian details.
3. Submit the online declaration and retain the acknowledgement or registration details.
4. Contact the college's Anti-Ragging Committee Convener if assistance is required.

What constitutes ragging?

Ragging includes conduct that humiliates, intimidates, abuses or harms a student, particularly a fresher or junior student. It may occur inside or outside the classroom, in hostels, common areas, college transport or through electronic communication.

Examples include:

• Physical assault, threats, intimidation or coercion.
• Verbal abuse, humiliation, obscene remarks or degrading treatment.
• Forcing a student to perform an unwanted act or task.
• Harassment based on caste, religion, gender, language, region or other personal characteristics.
• Bullying, cyberbullying or online harassment connected with student life.
• Any other conduct falling within the definition of ragging under the applicable UGC Regulations.

How to report a ragging incident

Students, parents/guardians and witnesses should report suspected ragging promptly. A complaint may be raised through the following channels:

1. Contact the Anti-Ragging Committee Convener, Anti-Ragging Squad Convener or Principal.
2. Call the National Anti-Ragging Helpline at 1800-180-5522.
3. Email helpline@antiragging.in or use the official Anti-Ragging Portal.

Key Contacts

College contact numbers: 81569 97733, 0460-2230293

UGC Document