Ragging is an act that can adversely affect the mental and physical well-being of students. Teasing, humiliating, threatening, harassing, or forcing students to perform unwanted activities may constitute ragging. In accordance with the University Grants Commission (UGC) regulations on curbing ragging in higher educational institutions, the Anti-Ragging Cell works to prevent ragging and protect students' rights. Its main objective is to maintain a ragging-free atmosphere within the college.
Objectives
To prevent all forms of ragging in the college.
To provide a safe, respectful, and fear-free environment for students.
To create awareness among students about anti-ragging laws and regulations.
To receive complaints related to ragging and ensure appropriate inquiry.
To provide necessary assistance and guidance to affected students.
To recommend disciplinary action against students found guilty, in accordance with applicable rules.
To promote confidence, mutual respect, and cooperation among newly admitted students.
To provide a safe, respectful, and fear-free environment for students.
To create awareness among students about anti-ragging laws and regulations.
To receive complaints related to ragging and ensure appropriate inquiry.
To provide necessary assistance and guidance to affected students.
To recommend disciplinary action against students found guilty, in accordance with applicable rules.
To promote confidence, mutual respect, and cooperation among newly admitted students.
Who can approach this cell?
Any student who has experienced ragging.
Any student who has witnessed an incident of ragging or has information about such an incident.
Parents or legal representatives of affected students.
Teachers, non-teaching staff, or any other person who has information about a ragging incident.
Any student who has witnessed an incident of ragging or has information about such an incident.
Parents or legal representatives of affected students.
Teachers, non-teaching staff, or any other person who has information about a ragging incident.
Anti-Ragging Cell Composition (A.Y. 2026-2027)
| # | Name | Designation | Position | Contact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr.Sanjay Dnyanoba Waghmare | Principal | Chairman | 9423347419 | principal.sscn@rediffmail.com |
| 2 | Dr. Arvind Vasantrao Kadam | Associate Professor | Coordinator | 9923335098 | kadarvind38@gmail.com |
| 3 | Dr. Madhubala Hudge | Liberian | Member | 9764639761 | mghudge@gmail.com |
| 4 | Dr. Kailas Shivharro Palne | Physical Director | Member | 9657228444 | palnekailassport@gmail.com |
| 5 | Miss Kotwal Nuren | BATY Student | Member | — | — |
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