The Anti-Ragging Committee in affiliated colleges is a mandatory statutory body established in accordance with guidelines issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and NAAC. Its primary objective is to prohibit, prevent, and address incidents of ragging in educational institutions to ensure a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all students.

As per the UGC Regulation on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, it is compulsory for all affiliated colleges to constitute an Anti-Ragging Committee composed of senior faculty, hostel wardens, parents, students, non-teaching staff, and external representatives from media or NGOs. AICTE and NAAC also mandate strict compliance with anti-ragging norms as part of their quality and accreditation frameworks.

Roles and Responsibilities of the Anti-Ragging Committee:

• Frame and enforce regulations to prevent ragging on campus.
• Display anti-ragging posters and helpline numbers in prominent locations.
• Organize awareness programs, seminars, and workshops for students and staff.
• Conduct surprise checks in hostels, classrooms, and common areas.
• Accept and address complaints through a transparent, confidential mechanism.
• Maintain and review records of complaints and actions taken.
• Recommend disciplinary actions including:
  • Warning or apology
  • Suspension or rustication
  • Withholding scholarships or examination rights
  • Debarring from representation or placements
  • FIRs in serious cases
• Submit annual compliance and activity reports to regulatory bodies.

How this Committee Benefits the Student Community of Tetso College:

At Tetso College, the Anti-Ragging Committee plays a crucial role in maintaining a positive and inclusive academic culture. It actively ensures that students—especially first-year entrants—feel secure, respected, and integrated into campus life without fear of humiliation or abuse.

• It fosters a zero-tolerance atmosphere against bullying and harassment.
• Helps build a culture of mutual respect and empathy among students.
• Ensures that newcomers can focus on academics and extracurricular growth without stress.
• Encourages students to speak up through confidential complaint channels.
• Contributes to the college’s reputation as a safe learning environment, enhancing trust among parents and stakeholders.
• Supports compliance with UGC/AICTE/NAAC requirements, contributing to institutional quality.

Overall, the Anti-Ragging Committee at Tetso College serves not just as a regulatory necessity but as a pillar of student welfare and campus harmony.

We are pleased to induct the following members into the Anti-Ragging Committee of Tetso College for the 2025-2026 academic year:

We are further pleased to induct Dr Nouzhienino Peseyie (9077392003/9402764005, nouzhienino@tetsocollege.org) and Sohak Khamrang (8837240724, sohak@tetsocollege.edu.in) and the Anti-Ragging Councellors for the 2025-2026 academic year.