Promoting a Safe and Respectful Environment
What is Ragging?
Ragging is any form of physical or mental harassment of new students or juniors by
their seniors.
TYPES OF RAGGING
Verbal Abuse: Insulting, teasing, or intimidating new students.
Physical Abuse: Beating, hitting, or forcing students to perform physical tasks.
Emotional Abuse: Humiliating or psychologically torturing students.
Cyber Ragging: Harassing students through digital platforms or social media.
CONSEQUENCES OF RAGGING
For Victims For Perpetrators
o Psychological trauma o Legal consequences
o Physical injuries o Academic penalties
o Academic setbacks o Expulsion from institution
o Loss of self-esteem o Criminal record
How to contact
Anti ragging cell
• Block 32-100
Anti ragging helpline:
• 01824 444020
• 9876644331
Email: [email protected]
Department of Counselling
&
Happiness
Our Objectives
Our Objective
Problem Addressal Departmen Solution Orientation
Listen to you t of Provides assistance
without Counseling with judgment
judgement and
Happiness
Our Objectives: Mental
Awareness
Our Objective- Mental Awareness
Helps to create positive mindset
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2 Overall Holistic development for happier life
3 Determine steps for fulfilling goals
Our Objectives: Solution
Orientation
Our Objective- Solution Orientation
Being listened to is
Helps to clarify issues,
3 1
helpful
explore options &
develop strategies
Focus on increasing
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self-awareness
Free & Confidential Services
Individual Yoga and meditation
1 Counseling
4 Centre
2 YourDOST 5 Thought Lab
Psychological Psycho-Neurobics Lab
3 Testing Lab
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YourDost
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Workshops and Webinars
Workshops & Webinars
1 How to find Motivation,
Purpose and Goal?
5 Respond Do not React
2 How to stop
Overthinking?
6 Building strong
interpersonal relationships
3 Beat Examinophobia 7 Self Discipline is the key to
Success
4 Campus to Corporate 8 Building strong
interpersonal relationships
How to connect with
Psychologists?
Book an appointment with a
RMS You can psychologist via UMS
UMS Navigation> Health services
UMS Navigation > Relationship
Management System > Log request
Department> Student Relationship OR
(DSR)
Category > Counselling & Happiness
Subcategory > Counselling & Happiness Walk In
OR Building 8, Room 208 to fix an
appointment/ consult a
Psychologist.
