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As per the directions of the Honorable Supreme Court of India, ragging is a criminal offence and is totally banned and anyone found guilty of ragging and or abetting ragging is liable to be severely punished. Ragging is strictly prohibited in all educational institutions. The Anti-Ragging Cell of  St Thomas College of Engineering & Technology, serves as a dedicated body to ensure a ragging-free, safe, and inclusive environment for students, fostering their holistic growth and well-being. Objective:
  • Aims to prevent and address incidents of ragging in compliance with AICTE and Kerala Technological University (KTU) regulations.
  • Ensures the enforcement of anti-ragging policies, creating awareness and taking stringent actions against any reported incidents.
Functions of the Cell:
  • Awareness Campaigns
  • Organize seminars, workshops, and awareness programs to educate students about the consequences of ragging.
  • Distribute anti-ragging brochures and posters across the campus.
Monitoring and Vigilance:
  • Maintain constant supervision in sensitive areas like hostels, canteens, and common rooms.
  • Deploy faculty and student volunteers to monitor activities, especially during the beginning of the academic year.
Grievance Addressing
  • Establish a confidential system for students to report ragging incidents.
  • Address complaints promptly and ensure proper counseling and action.
Legal Compliance:
  • Enforce the directives issued by the Supreme Court of India, AICTE, and KTU regarding ragging.
  • Collaborate with local law enforcement authorities if necessary.
  Anti-Ragging Helpline The cell operates a 24/7 helpline to provide immediate assistance to students in distress. Contact Number: 9495244581 Email: principal@stthomascollege.ac.in Code of Conduct
  • Students found guilty of ragging will face disciplinary actions, including suspension or expulsion, as per college rules and legal provisions.
  • The institution upholds zero tolerance for any form of physical or mental harassment.
Members of the Anti-Ragging Cell
Sl. No. Name Designation & Department Contact Details   Role
1. Dr Sarath S HoD 9746550371
s.sarath@stthomascollege.ac.in
Chairman
2. Dr. Marykutty Abraham HoD(Agri) 8838298019
hodagri@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
3. Mr. Unni Pillai A.M. Administrative Officer 9388896108
info@stcet.net
Member
4. Dr. Renisha P. Salim Assistant Professor 9447302070
renisha.s@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
5. Prof. Rani M Kurup HoD (BS) 99447087066
Ranimanoj691@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
6. Prof. Mahesh S. Asst. Professor 8156828488
mahesh@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
7. Prof. Bibin Mathew First Year Coordinator 9497328537
bibinmathew@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
8. Smt. Vaishali S. Nair Counsellor 9188368010
Nairvaishali7@gmail.com
Member
9. Sri. Ratheesh Babu Sub-Inspector, Venmony Police Station 7561865224 Member
10. Adv. Aby Kuriakose Lawyer 8848643889
11. Sri. Vinod V (F/o Aadith Vinod, S7 CE) Parent Representative 9526370375 Member
12. Sri. Prasad T S (F/o Abhinand T Prasad, S7 ECE) Parent Representative 9744741019 Member
13. Sri. Aaron Abraham Student, S7 AIML 8281098307
aaronalleppey@gmail.com
Member
14. Ms. Krishnandu K. Student, S5 CSE(AIML) 7012398182
Stc24am034@stthomascollege.ac.in
Member
Objectives:
  • To create a conducive atmosphere in the campus for all employees and students
  • To prevent any gender-based assault/offence and provide a fearless atmosphere.
  • To adopt a gender neutral approach in ensuring the safety of all.
  • To commit itself to a zero tolerance towards sexual harassment.
  • To treat sexual harassment as a misconduct under service rules and initiate action for misconduct if the perpetrator is an employee.
  • To treat sexual harassment as a violation of the disciplinary rules (leading up to rustication and expulsion) if the perpetrator is a student.
    Together, we strive to make St Thomas College of Engineering & Technology, a safe and enriching place for all students, empowering them to achieve their academic and personal goals without fear