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India Today
3 days ago
- Health
- India Today
Medical colleges to hold anti-ragging events from August 12 to 18, NMC says
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued a notice urging all medical institutions to observe Anti-Ragging Day on August 12, followed by Anti-Ragging Week from August 12 to 18. This move aligns with the UGC's advisory issued on July 22, applying the same observance across higher the NMC emphasised, 'These regulations are mandatory... all institutions are required to take necessary steps for their implementation in toto, including the monitoring mechanism'.advertisementACTIVITIES MEDICAL SCHOOLS ARE ASKED TO HOSTMedical colleges are encouraged to organise a variety of initiatives during Anti-Ragging Week, mirroring UGC recommendations:Inaugural ceremonies to formally launch the observanceCompetitions like slogan writing, essay writing, poster making, logo design, photography, street plays, quizzes, and debates around anti-ragging themesCertificates and prizes to recognise active participantsSocial media campaigns and video messages from institutional heads to share anti-ragging messagesWorkshops, seminars, interactive sessions, and creative touches such as selfie corners on campusParticipation in the National Contest 2025 for digital posters, reels, and short videos — details available at short films or awareness videos available on the UGC anti-ragging portal for both students and faculty WHY THIS MATTERS NOWThis directive comes amid efforts to reinforce anti-ragging prevention and build safer campuses across India. The UGC and NMC are both pushing for strict compliance with mandatory monitoring tools to keep ragging at bay.- Ends
NDTV
3 days ago
- Health
- NDTV
National Medical Commission Urges Colleges To Observe Anti-Ragging Day On August 12
In a move aimed at curbing incidents of ragging on campuses, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has urged all medical institutions across the country to observe August 12 as Anti-Ragging Day, followed by Anti-Ragging Week from August 12 to 18. To ensure a safe and inclusive environment in Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs), the UGC has framed strict anti-ragging regulations, mandating their implementation and enforcement by all affiliated institutions. These regulations include provisions for monitoring and compliance mechanisms. As part of its proactive approach, the UGC has also launched extensive media campaigns and awareness initiatives to prevent ragging. Videos on anti-ragging measures are available on the UGC website and are recommended for use by educational institutions. The Anti-Ragging Day and Week initiative is one of several measures by the Commission to raise awareness and foster a ragging-free campus culture. HEIs are encouraged to organise the following activities as part of the observance: Inaugural ceremonies to formally launch Anti-Ragging Day and Week. Creative competitions such as slogan writing, essay writing, poster making, logo designing, street plays, photography contests, quizzes, and debates on anti-ragging themes. Distribution of certificates and prizes to recognise and motivate participants who actively promote anti-ragging messages. Social media campaigns, including video messages by heads of institutions, and regular posts on institutional websites and social media handles. Awareness activities like workshops, seminars, interactive sessions, and creative installations such as selfie corners to spread key messages. Student participation in the National Contest 2025 for digital posters, reels, and short videos. Detailed information on the National Contest, including categories, eligibility, deadlines, selection process, and awards, is available at
Indian Express
4 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
NMC directs medical colleges to observe Anti-Ragging Day on August 12
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued a notice asking all medical institutions under its purview to observe Anti-Ragging Day on August 12, followed by Anti-Ragging Week from August 12 to August 18. The directive is in line with the advisory issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC) on July 22. New students, parents to sign anti-ragging declarations: DU issues fresh guidelines According to the NMC, the observance is part of ongoing efforts to implement the anti-ragging framework laid out by the UGC. 'These regulations are mandatory,' the NMC stated in its notice, adding that all higher educational institutions are required to ensure 'strict compliance' with the guidelines, including 'monitoring mechanisms' outlined in the regulations. As per the UGC advisory, higher education institutions have been encouraged to conduct a range of activities during the Anti-Ragging Week. These include inaugural ceremonies to mark the occasion, and student-led competitions such as slogan writing, essay writing, poster making, photography contests, street plays, and debates on anti-ragging themes. Institutions have also been advised to recognise participation by awarding certificates and prizes to students involved in these campaigns. UGC releases advisory on anti-ragging; asks colleges, universities to fill compliance Colleges and universities have also been encouraged to promote student participation in the National Contest 2025, which focuses on digital posters, short videos, and reels highlighting anti-ragging messages. Details about the categories, deadlines, and award criteria are available on the dedicated anti-ragging portal by UGC at The advisory further adds that institutions may run digital campaigns, post activity updates on social media, and include video messages from heads of institutions promoting anti-ragging messages. 'Awareness activities like workshops, seminars, interactive sessions, and creative avenues such as selfie corners may be set up on campus,' the UGC has suggested. In addition to offline activities, institutions are advised to screen short films and awareness videos available on the UGC's anti-ragging website for both students and faculty members. The UGC has also instructed universities and other governing institutions to forward the advisory to all affiliated colleges and ensure participation in the observance of Anti-Ragging Day and Week. This is part of the Commission's broader objective to reinforce preventive education and build safer campus environments across the country.
