Precautions/measures taken by the college for anti-ragging policy:-

Deep Education Society’s A.G.S.College, is always alert with all the upcoming guidelines provided by the authorities. We take all the efforts to do the needful. We maintain the college standards to provide the best service and education to the students and society may what comes. Ragging is a very serious problem that needs to be guarded with caution.  An anti-ragging seminar is conducted by A.G.S College of Deep Education Society. It is conducted with the aim of fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all students. The event was organised by the college administration, under the guidance of Principal- Dr. Manjusha Saijare Mam. The seminar aimed to educate students about the consequences of ragging and to promote a culture of respect, empathy, and camaraderie among peers.

Objectives:

• To create awareness about the harmful effects of ragging.
• To familiarise students with the anti-ragging policies and measures in place.
• To encourage open communication and reporting mechanisms for any incidents of ragging.

Anti-ragging Committee

An anti-ragging cell in a college is a dedicated administrative body or committee established to prevent and address incidents of ragging on the college campus. Ragging refers to a form of bullying or harassment that can occur in educational institutions, particularly in colleges and universities. It can involve various forms of physical, verbal, or psychological abuse, and it is often directed at new students by their seniors.

The objectives of an anti-ragging cell are as follows:

1. Prevention: The cell is responsible for creating awareness among students and staff about the consequences of ragging. It conducts orientation programs, seminars, and workshops to educate students about the negative impacts of ragging and the laws against it. 
2. Complaint Handling: The cell serves as a platform for students and others to report incidents of ragging in a confidential and safe manner. They investigate complaints and take necessary actions against the perpetrators. 
3. Support and Counselling: The cell may provide support and counselling to victims of ragging to help them cope with the trauma and seek legal assistance if necessary.
4. Monitoring and Reporting: The anti-ragging cell monitors the campus to ensure that no incidents of ragging occur and reports regularly to college authorities and higher education regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with anti-ragging regulations.