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Rajasthan University Directs Colleges to Organise Anti Ragging Awareness and Counselling Programmes

The University of Rajasthan has directed colleges, departments and centres to organise anti-ragging awareness, counselling and orientation programmes.

Rajasthan University Directs Colleges to Organise Anti Ragging Awareness and Counselling Programmes

Jaipur: The University of Rajasthan has issued a circular asking colleges, university departments and centres to organise anti-ragging awareness campaigns, counselling and orientation programmes. The circular was listed on the university’s official website on October 8, 2026. The instruction focuses on awareness activities within higher-education institutions, where students need to be informed about ragging, its consequences and the importance of maintaining a safe campus environment.

Colleges and Departments Asked to Conduct Awareness Activities

According to the university’s circular listing, the proposed activities include anti-ragging awareness campaigns, counselling sessions and orientation programmes. These activities are intended to make students more aware of campus conduct and the importance of preventing ragging. Orientation programmes can also provide an opportunity for institutions to communicate expected student behaviour and explain the channels available for reporting concerns.

Why Anti-Ragging Awareness Matters

Ragging can affect students’ safety, confidence and ability to adjust to a new academic environment. Awareness activities at the beginning of an academic session can help students understand institutional expectations and the seriousness of ragging-related misconduct. Colleges can use counselling and orientation sessions to explain appropriate behaviour, encourage students to seek help when needed and familiarise them with their institution’s anti-ragging procedures.

Where to Check the Official Circular

The University of Rajasthan has listed the October 8 circular on its official circulars page. Colleges, departments and students should consult the original document for the complete instructions and any specific requirements. The available listing confirms the university’s direction to organise awareness, counselling and orientation activities. It does not, by itself, establish a new deadline, a particular penalty or a change in anti-ragging regulations.

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