Kohima: Kiphire officials formed a 17-member committee to stamp out ragging. Deputy Commissioner Tino Chang chairs the new District Level Anti Ragging Monitoring Committee. The District Education Officer serves as member secretary.
This group brings together police, judges, and educators. They follow strict guidelines set by the University Grants Commission and the Nagaland government. The team oversees every college in the district. They demand that schools set up internal squads and clear reporting channels.
The committee tracks complaints, counseling efforts, and disciplinary actions. They coordinate between the cops and school heads to stop incidents before they start. Officials must now send regular status updates to the government. According to the official DIPR report, the committee will "monitor and review anti ragging measures in all higher educational institutions of the district."
Everyone needs to stay informed. The panel tracks awareness programs for staff, parents, and students. Failure to comply brings consequences. The secretary manages the meetings and reports back to the chairman.
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