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Anti-Ragging

Zero-Tolerance Anti-Ragging Policy

A Safe Campus Built on Respect

Sunder Devi Nursing College is committed to providing every student with a safe, respectful and supportive environment for learning. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited across the college campus, hostel, transportation, clinical training locations and all activities associated with SDNC.
Every student has the right to study without fear, humiliation, intimidation, discrimination or harassment. Conduct described as a friendly introduction or college tradition may still constitute ragging when it causes discomfort, emotional pressure, embarrassment or harm to another student.
SDNC encourages respectful interaction between senior and junior students. Healthy communication, cooperation and mentorship should help new students adjust to college life without affecting their dignity, privacy or personal freedom.
Students who experience or witness ragging should report the incident immediately to the Principal, Anti-Ragging Committee, faculty member, hostel warden or another designated authority. Reports will be handled promptly, sensitively and with appropriate confidentiality.
The college supports awareness programmes, student orientation, campus monitoring and parent communication to prevent ragging. Any reported incident will be examined and addressed according to institutional policy, applicable UGC anti-ragging regulations and current legal requirements.

Student Safety

Anti Ragging Squad

Session 2026-27
S. No. Name Designation Mobile No.
1 Mrs. Oinam Romita Devi Principal 7049417333
2 Mr. Lalit Patidar Vice Principal 7742261648
3 Mrs. Keerti Mathanker Associate Professor 8305202032
4 Mr. Narayan Choudhary Assistant Professor 7987251768
Campus Monitoring

Anti Ragging Committee

Session 2026-27

A. Ground Floor

S. No. Name Designation Mobile No.
1 Mrs. Priyanka Patel Associate Professor 7047815667
2 Mrs. Shraddha Rane Tutor 8109257916
3 Mrs. Sandhya Dhusiya Tutor 8319757684

B. First Floor

S. No. Name Designation Mobile No.
1 Mr. Mahendra Mathankar Asst. Professor 9617931458
2 Ms. Nikita Dhote Tutor 8305088232
3 Mrs. Diksha Barpete Tutor 7471118156

C. Second Floor

S. No. Name Designation Mobile No.
1 Mrs. Jaswanti Lilhare Asst. Professor 8319129317
2 Ms. Vaishali Deshmukh Tutor 9098703764
3 Ms. Yogita Marskole Tutor 6265479292

D. Third Floor

S. No. Name Designation Mobile No.
1 Mrs. Pooja Parihar Tutor 9516019959
2 Mrs. Seema Sonare Tutor 7415693410
3 Mrs. Ratanmala Mathankar Tutor 8871624585
Recognise Prohibited Behaviour

Ragging Can Take Many Forms

Verbal Harassment

Abusive language, insulting remarks, threats or humiliating questions directed at any student constitute ragging behaviour.

Physical Intimidation

Any forced physical activity, assault, restraint or action causing discomfort, injury or fear is prohibited.

Forced or Degrading Acts

Students must never be pressured to perform embarrassing, degrading, unsafe or unwanted tasks for others.

Online Harassment

Threatening messages, offensive posts, unauthorised recordings or digital humiliation are treated as serious online misconduct.

Financial Exploitation

Demanding money, food, gifts, personal services or possessions from another student is strictly forbidden everywhere.

Social Exclusion

Deliberately isolating, targeting or discriminating against a student can cause serious emotional and psychological harm.

Speak Up Without Fear

Report Ragging and Protect Student Dignity

Description: Your safety, dignity and wellbeing always matter at SDNC. Report any incident of ragging without fear, hesitation or delay. Support is available through college authorities and the national helpline.

Testimonial

Experiences of a Respectful Campus

4.4 Out of 5 ( 9 Reviews )

Experiences of a Respectful Campus Read how students describe SDNC’s anti-ragging awareness, responsible campus culture, reporting support and commitment to dignity, safety and mutual respect.

During my time at SDNC, anti-ragging awareness and responsible student conduct were treated seriously. The college encouraged students to communicate concerns and seek guidance through the appropriate faculty members and committees.

Priya Thakur
B.Sc. Nursing Alumna

The committees at SDNC provide students with defined channels for guidance, welfare support and grievance submission. This structured approach encourages us to raise genuine concerns respectfully and follow the correct resolution process

Nidhi Rajput
B.Sc. Nursing Student

The rules and regulations at Sunder Devi Nursing College help maintain discipline, professionalism and mutual respect. They also prepare nursing students to understand responsibility, ethical conduct and appropriate behaviour in healthcare environments.

Neha Singh
GNM Student

The college’s anti-ragging measures, rules and student support systems helped create awareness about respectful campus behaviour. Students were encouraged to maintain discipline, understand their responsibilities and seek assistance whenever required

Shreya Gupta
GNM Alumna

Students can approach the appropriate faculty members or committees when they need guidance. The grievance redressal process and student welfare support provide a structured way to raise academic, personal or campus-related concerns

Riya Patel
B.Sc. Nursing Student

The student welfare system helps learners understand whom to contact when support is needed. Clear information about committees, grievances, campus conduct and anti-ragging rules creates greater awareness among students.

Anjali Yadav
B.Sc. Nursing Student

As a parent, I appreciate that the college communicates its anti-ragging rules, student responsibilities and grievance channels. Clear policies help families understand the support and conduct expected throughout the nursing programme.

Pooja Meena
Parent of a Nursing Student

SDNC’s campus rules encourage punctuality, discipline, respectful communication and responsible behaviour. These expectations support a positive academic environment and help nursing students develop the professional values required in patient care.

GNM Student
GNM Student

SDNC clearly explains its anti-ragging policy, student responsibilities and campus rules during orientation. Knowing the reporting process and available support channels helps students feel informed, respected and responsible from the beginning.

Aditi Sharma
B.Sc. Nursing Student
Frequently Asked Questions

Your Campus Safety Questions Answered

Find clear answers about prohibited behaviour, anti-ragging rules, student responsibilities, complaint procedures, reporting channels and available support at SDNC.

Students should check official SDNC notices, the college website, student handbook or administration office for current rules, committee members and reporting procedures.

Action depends on the nature and seriousness of the violation and may follow the disciplinary procedure prescribed by the college and applicable authorities.

Students must follow rules related to attendance, punctuality, dress code, academic conduct, clinical discipline, hostel behaviour, campus safety and respectful communication.

The responsible committee reviews the complaint, gathers relevant information and recommends appropriate action according to college policies and applicable regulations.

Yes. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited on campus, in hostels, during transportation, clinical training, college activities and online interactions.

Student welfare committees support learners by addressing concerns, promoting wellbeing, encouraging responsible conduct and connecting students with appropriate guidance or assistance.

Students may raise concerns related to academics, examinations, facilities, hostel matters, discrimination, harassment, discipline, safety or other aspects of student welfare.

Students may request confidentiality while submitting a genuine grievance. The complaint will be handled according to the applicable college procedure and regulatory requirements.

Ragging includes physical, verbal, emotional, online or discriminatory behaviour that intimidates, humiliates, threatens or causes discomfort to another student.

Students should immediately contact the designated anti-ragging committee, college administration, faculty member or other authorised reporting channel provided by SDNC.