Report on Anti-Ragging Awareness class & Workshop
NSS Training College, Ottapalam
Date: 17th July 2025
An Anti-Ragging Awareness Class and Workshop was conducted at NSS Training College, Ottapalam on 17th July 2025, specifically organized for the newly admitted B.Ed students. The session was led by Prof. Dr. Seema Menon K. P, the Teacher Co-ordinator of the Anti-Ragging Cell. It was a two hours programme.
The primary objective of the workshop was to raise awareness among students about the detrimental impact of ragging and to promote a secure, inclusive, and respectful atmosphere on campus. The program featured a series of engaging and informative activities, including Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), experience sharing by senior students, and expert talks.
Participants actively took part in discussions, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the psychological and social consequences of ragging. Through group deliberations, students proposed a range of effective strategies to prevent ragging within the institution. The proposed measures included:
• Installing complaint and suggestion boxes at key locations on campus.
• Enhancing the activities of the Anti-Ragging Cell to make its presence more effective.
• Promoting combined programs involving juniors and seniors to foster positive relationships.
• Installing CCTV surveillance systems in sensitive areas for increased security.
• Establishing a counseling center to offer psychological support to students.
• Introducing a dedicated anti-ragging helpline for timely assistance.
• Implementing strict disciplinary measures and ensuring proper enforcement of anti-ragging laws.
• Curbing violence-based political activities within the college premises.
• Conducting flash mobs and awareness campaigns to engage and educate students.
• Using films and documentaries to spread awareness creatively and impactfully.
• Initiating an ice-breaking mechanism to help freshers adjust and connect comfortably.
• Launching a structured mentor-mentee program for academic and emotional support.
The workshop concluded with a strong and unified student commitment to upholding a ragging-free campus culture. It successfully equipped the participants with the necessary tools, knowledge, and confidence to recognize, address, and prevent ragging in all its forms.
Prepared by:
Anti-Ragging Cell
NSS Training College, Ottapalam
