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Anti-ragging
Ragging is banned at ESASC
How to report ragging
- Tell any teacher, your head of department or a member of the Anti-Ragging Committee.
- Call the college office.
- Report it to the national anti-ragging helpline. Their phone number and online complaint form are on antiragging.in.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Keeps the campus free of ragging, and acts quickly if it ever happens.
What it does
- Explains to every new student what ragging is and the punishment for it, including the legal consequences
- Collects an anti-ragging undertaking from every student
- Puts up posters and checks classrooms, corridors and the canteen, including surprise checks
- Looks into any complaint of ragging straight away
- Asks first-year students and their parents whether they have faced any ragging
Who is on it: Chaired by the Vice-Principal. Members include teachers from different departments, the Physical Director, student representatives and a representative of a local NGO.
Grievances
Tell us when something is wrong
How to raise a grievance
- Write it down and hand it in at the college office.
- Or use the online grievance form.
[TODO: the online form will be added with the other forms (enquiry, feedback).]
Grievance Redressal Committee (including online grievances)
Listens to problems raised by students and staff, and makes sure each one is sorted out.
What it does
- Accepts grievances in writing or online
- Records each grievance and passes it to the right section: academics, transport, maintenance or facilities
- Refers serious matters to the management
- Meets regularly and follows up until each grievance is settled
- Keeps grievances confidential where needed
Who is on it: Chaired by the Principal. Members include the Vice-Principal, heads of department, teachers and a student representative.
Safety
Sexual harassment complaints
Internal Complaints Committee
Prevents sexual harassment and deals with complaints about it, following the Supreme Court guidelines.
What it does
- Sets and follows the college's policy against sexual harassment
- Handles complaints and follows each one through to the end
- Runs gender-awareness workshops and counselling for staff and students
- Works to keep the campus free of gender-based discrimination
Who is on it: Chaired by a head of department. Members include teachers, the librarian, office staff, a student representative and a representative of a local NGO.
Student feedback
Tell us what is working well and what could be better: teaching, the library, labs, buses or anything else. Your feedback helps the college improve.
Support
Other committees and cells
Discipline Committee
Makes sure students follow the college's code of conduct.
What it does
- Sets the rules on attendance, punctuality and behaviour, and makes sure students know them
- Acts on misconduct, such as damage to college property or misbehaviour with staff
Who is on it: Coordinated by a head of department, with teachers and the Physical Director.
Student Welfare Cell
Supports students in their studies, activities and well-being.
What it does
- Gives day-to-day help with academic and co-curricular activities
- Works with the sports, library, cultural and NSS teams on student matters
- Arranges emergency health help when needed
- Holds feedback sessions and passes problems to the Grievance Redressal Committee
Who is on it: Chaired by the Principal and coordinated by the Vice-Principal. Members include teachers and student representatives. Meets once a semester.
- Committee for SC/ST students
- Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
- Equal Opportunity Cell