14/8/2026:As part of the Anti-Ragging Awareness Programme, a documentary on anti-ragging ,issued by the UGC was screened in the college for students and staff members. The documentary highlighted the harmful effects of ragging, legal provisions against it, and the importance of creating a safe and respectful academic environment.

The screening was attentively viewed by students and faculty members. The programme helped in sensitising the participants about the serious consequences of ragging and reinforced the institution's commitment towards maintaining a ragging-free campus.

13 /8/2026: The college organised a Poster Making Competition to raise awareness among students about the ill effects of ragging and to promote a safe and friendly campus environment. Students participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased their creativity through thought-provoking posters carrying strong anti-ragging messages.

The event witnessed overwhelming participation from students of different semesters. The worthy Principal of the college Dr Kulvinder Kour ,appreciated the efforts of the participants and emphasized the importance of maintaining discipline, mutual respect, and harmony on the campus. Prizes were awarded to the winners for their outstanding and impactful presentations. First prize was bagged by Sonali Bhagat of semester III ,second and third prizes were bagged by Rajat Kumar and Kiran of V semester.

12/08/2026: With the aim to sensitise students about curbing the menace of ragging in the college and as per the directions of UGC to celebrate Anti Ragging Day and Week, GDC, Paloura under the able guidance of the Principal, Dr Kulwinder Kour observed National Anti Ragging Day, reaffirming its commitment to ensuring a safe and respectful campus environment. The programme commenced with an orientation session, where Geetanjali Multani, Associate Professor and convener Anti Ragging Committee of the College delivered an insightful presentation on the meaning of ragging, its legal implications, and its damaging psychological and social consequences. This was followed by an interactive session in which students actively shared their views, experiences, and suggestions to create a ragging-free atmosphere.

In her address, the Principal of the College, Dr. Kulvinder Kour emphasized the importance of mutual respect, empathy, and zero tolerance towards any form of harassment. She urged students to act as ambassadors of positive campus culture and to report any incident of ragging without fear. The programme concluded with all participants taking a solemn pledge to uphold the dignity of every individual and contribute to maintaining a safe learning environment. The entire programme was compared by Saloni, a student of semester - III of the college.

Anti Ragging Committee

Anti Ragging Squad