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Humiliation or intimidation
Insults, threats, ridicule, abusive language or conduct intended to cause fear or embarrassment.
Safety, Dignity & Respect
Ragging is prohibited
Every student has the right to study and live with dignity. Report ragging, harassment, intimidation or coercion immediately—whether you experience it or witness it.
Recognise It
Ragging is not harmless interaction
Ragging includes conduct that humiliates, intimidates, coerces, exploits or threatens another student. It may take place in person, online, on campus, in hostels or during student travel.
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Physical misconduct
Assault, forced physical activity, confinement or any action that threatens another person’s safety.
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Forced or degrading acts
Making a student perform an act they would not freely choose to do.
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Financial exploitation
Demanding money, purchases, treats or other expenditure from another student.
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Academic interference
Disrupting study, forcing academic work or using seniority to place unreasonable demands on another student.
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Online harassment
Threatening messages, abusive posts, public humiliation or circulation of harmful digital content.
Report it immediately
Do not wait for an incident to become severe. Students, witnesses, parents, guardians and staff members should report concerns promptly. The National Anti-Ragging Helpline is available around the clock for reporting and guidance. If someone is in immediate danger, call India’s emergency response number 112.
Move to a safe place and inform the appropriate institutional authority, Anti-Ragging Committee or Anti-Ragging Squad immediately. If there is an immediate threat to someone’s safety, call 112.
Official Information
Anti-ragging documents
Access institutional committees, reporting contacts and the regulations governing the prevention of ragging in medical institutions.
Enquiries & Visits
Need more information?
Contact SNMIH for admissions, hospital enquiries, campus visits and general information.