This document discusses ragging, which refers to teasing or harassing students, especially newcomers or junior students. It notes that ragging originated from British public schools and is now a problem particularly in India, USA, and Sri Lanka. Ragging can be mild like breaking the ice between seniors and juniors, or severe, causing mental stress or even death. While some myths claim ragging builds character, facts show it is an archaic practice and the government has banned it, though incidents still occur due to discrimination and viewing it as a ritual. The document concludes by advocating joining together to end this evil practice.

1. PRESENTED BY
Preeti kumari
BHM 2nd YEAR
ANTI RAGGING

2. CONTENS
 What is ragging ?
 Origin of ragining
 Types of ragining
 Myths and fact of ragining
 Ragining strikaly prohiheted
 Punishment
 IPC provision for register FIR
 Government rules
 Conclusion
 My opinion

3. What is ragging
 Any conduct by words or act
which had the effect of teasing
 Or treat with rudeness any
student
 Including a indiscipline activity
likely to cause physical harm or
fear
 Asking any student to do any
act which has the effects or
generating a sense of sham

4. Where has ragging come from?
 The raging problem is legacy of
British
 Who imported the practice to
India from elite public school
back home

5. 1. USA
2. INDIA
3. SRI LANKA
Countryeffactedby ragiging

6. TYPES OF RAGIGING
Basically two types of ragging
are there
Mild ragging
Severe ragging

7. Mild ragging
This type of ragging help in
braking ice between the
senior and juniors
It provide the platform for
the junior and senior
interaction

8. Severe ragging
 Ragging which leads to mental
instiller fear
 In the mind of juniors
 Sometime can also be a cause of
death

9. MYTHS AND FACTS OF RAGGING
 Ragging makes
a student bold
and prepare the
difficult
circumstance in
life
 Ragging
developing
friendship
between senior
and junior
 boldness is and
instilled by
ragging is a weak
acceptance of
fate by victim
 Ragging is a
archaic method of
interaction

10. The psychology behind ragging
Discrinimination based on cast region ,language, class
play a vital role in influnancing it
Ragging is used admeasuring rod to test the courage
of seniors
Students conceded ragging as an old ritual having
social acceptance

11. Ragging is strictly prohibited
 Within university
campus
 Institution
 Hotel
 Prohibited in private
lodges

12. punishment
 Cancellation of admission
 Suspension from attending classes
 Debarring from test
 Rustication from the institution for
period

13. Ipc provisions for registration
 339IPC;-wrongful restraint
 340IPC;-wrongful confinement
 341IPC;-punishment for wrongful
restaint
 506IPC ;-criminal intimidation

14. conclusion
 Ragging has crossed limits
 The Indian govment band ragging
but still
 We have many incident year after
year

15. My opinion
Let us put a stop
Let us make a difference
Let us join hand
And put an end to this evil
Don’t rag indirect