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Ragging
The document discusses ragging, which is defined as any act that causes physical or psychological harm, apprehension, shame, or embarrassment to a student. It identifies different types of ragging such as dress code ragging, formal introduction, sexual abuse, playing the fool, and hostel ragging. The consequences of ragging include severe stress, psychological trauma, physical injury, group violence, and in some cases death. Actions that can be taken against ragging include filing a police report, punishments decided by an anti-ragging committee such as cancellation of admission, suspension from classes, fines, and rustication from an institute.
ragging
The document discusses ragging in Indian universities and colleges. It describes the Coalition to Uproot Ragging from Education (CURE), a nonprofit organization established in 2001 to eliminate ragging and promote positive senior-freshman interaction. CURE works to establish public opinion against ragging, dispel myths about it through research and advocacy, and provide a platform for individuals to share anti-ragging opinions.
ragging
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Ragging is a crime
The document discusses ragging, which is the traditional abuse and harassment of freshman students by senior students. It can include physical or mental harassment. Ragging was introduced to India by the British and has been practiced since ancient Greece. While mild ragging is argued to help bonding, severe ragging can cause mental trauma, fear, and in some cases death. Several students have died or committed suicide due to severe ragging. The document calls for efforts like awareness programs, cultural interaction events, and strict anti-ragging laws and enforcement to address the problem of ragging in colleges.
Anti ragging
This document outlines regulations and directives for banning ragging and anti-ragging measures at a university for the 2014-15 year. It defines ragging and lists punishable ingredients of ragging. It discusses measures to curb ragging such as requiring affidavits from students and parents before and after admission. It establishes various anti-ragging committees, squads, and patrols to monitor and respond to incidents of ragging, and outlines their roles and responsibilities. Finally, it lists punishments for those who engage in ragging. The overall aim is to maintain a ragging-free campus and enforce strict anti-ragging rules and regulations.
1 ragging
Ragging is a practice where senior students abuse and humiliate junior students. It originated in British public schools and continues in some parts of India and other Asian countries. Ragging can be mild like singing or severe like physical abuse. While some believe mild ragging builds character, it often crosses limits into human rights violations and has led to trauma, injuries, and deaths. Both government and educational institutions have implemented anti-ragging policies and guidelines, but it remains a problem that requires cooperation of all stakeholders to fully address.
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The document discusses ragging, which is defined as any act that causes physical or psychological harm, apprehension, shame, or embarrassment to a student. It identifies different types of ragging such as dress code ragging, formal introduction, sexual abuse, playing the fool, and hostel ragging. The consequences of ragging include severe stress, psychological trauma, physical injury, group violence, and in some cases death. Actions that can be taken against ragging include filing a police report, punishments decided by an anti-ragging committee such as cancellation of admission, suspension from classes, fines, and rustication from an institute.
ragging
The document discusses ragging in Indian universities and colleges. It describes the Coalition to Uproot Ragging from Education (CURE), a nonprofit organization established in 2001 to eliminate ragging and promote positive senior-freshman interaction. CURE works to establish public opinion against ragging, dispel myths about it through research and advocacy, and provide a platform for individuals to share anti-ragging opinions.
ragging
what is ragging?? ragging should be done or not?? how ragging started?? pros and cons ,myths and facts oof ragging
Ragging is a crime
The document discusses ragging, which is the traditional abuse and harassment of freshman students by senior students. It can include physical or mental harassment. Ragging was introduced to India by the British and has been practiced since ancient Greece. While mild ragging is argued to help bonding, severe ragging can cause mental trauma, fear, and in some cases death. Several students have died or committed suicide due to severe ragging. The document calls for efforts like awareness programs, cultural interaction events, and strict anti-ragging laws and enforcement to address the problem of ragging in colleges.
Anti ragging
This document outlines regulations and directives for banning ragging and anti-ragging measures at a university for the 2014-15 year. It defines ragging and lists punishable ingredients of ragging. It discusses measures to curb ragging such as requiring affidavits from students and parents before and after admission. It establishes various anti-ragging committees, squads, and patrols to monitor and respond to incidents of ragging, and outlines their roles and responsibilities. Finally, it lists punishments for those who engage in ragging. The overall aim is to maintain a ragging-free campus and enforce strict anti-ragging rules and regulations.
1 ragging
Ragging is a practice where senior students abuse and humiliate junior students. It originated in British public schools and continues in some parts of India and other Asian countries. Ragging can be mild like singing or severe like physical abuse. While some believe mild ragging builds character, it often crosses limits into human rights violations and has led to trauma, injuries, and deaths. Both government and educational institutions have implemented anti-ragging policies and guidelines, but it remains a problem that requires cooperation of all stakeholders to fully address.
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