Archive · 28 Jul 2025
DU Implements Anti-Ragging Measures for New Academic Year
Delhi University is working to stop ragging when the new school year starts.
They will use complaint boxes, helplines, and watch teams.
Students and parents must agree in writing not to rag.
They also have events like Anti-Ragging Day and Week to raise awareness.
Anyone caught ragging could be suspended or kicked out of school.
Delhi University is implementing anti-ragging measures for the 2025-26 academic year.
Measures include campus surveillance, complaint mechanisms, and vigilance squads.
Anti-Ragging Day is August 12, followed by Anti-Ragging Week.
Students must submit parent/guardian-signed anti-ragging undertakings.
Consequences for ragging include suspension, expulsion, or degree cancellation.
- Who
- Delhi University, students, and parents.
- What
- Delhi University is implementing anti-ragging measures.
- When
- Starting with the new academic session in August.
- Where
- Delhi University campuses.
- Why
- To ensure a safe and secure environment and prevent ragging.
- Anti-Ragging Day
- August 12
- Anti-Ragging Week
- August 12-18
- Complaint Mechanisms
- UGC helpline, email the Proctor, apps, sealed complaint boxes
- Parental Undertakings
- Required at admission for students and hostel residents
- Consequences
- Suspension, expulsion, degree cancellation, debarment from exams
