US EditionUGC Flags 89 Institutes Including IIT Bombay, Kharagpu For Not Following Anti-Ragging Norms
- The University Grants Commission has issued a notice to 89 institutions for failing to comply with anti-ragging regulations, including IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Hyderabad, and IIT Palakkad.
- Manish Joshi, UGC Secretary, stated that the lack of compliance endangers student safety amid rising concerns about ragging-related distress.
- Institutions must submit anti-ragging undertakings and compliance reports within 30 days or face penalties, including withdrawal of funding and public disclosure of their non-compliance status.
- UGC emphasizes that non-compliance may result in the withdrawal of grants and de-recognition of institutions.
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UGC Flags 89 Institutes Including IIT Bombay, Kharagpu For Not Following Anti-Ragging Norms
UGC has issued notices to 89 institutions, including IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, and NIDs, for not submitting anti-ragging compliance documents. Non-compliance may lead to funding cuts, de-recognition, or loss of affiliation if not resolved within 30 days.
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89 educational institutions, including IITs and IIMs, pulled up for anti-ragging non-compliance
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has named 89 higher education institutions, including several premier institutes, in a list of defaulters for failing to adhere to mandatory anti-ragging regulations. A show-cause notice has been issued to each institution, urging immediate corrective action. Top institutions among defaulters The defaulter list includes 17 Institutes of national importance, such as- IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Hyderaba…
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