As part of the campaign, students staged a Nukkad Natak (street play) highlighting the harmful consequences of ragging. The Dean, Students’ Affairs, addressed the gathering and reiterated that TISS upholds a Zero Tolerance Policy towards ragging, urging students to contribute to building a culture of mutual respect and dignity on campus.

  To further spread awareness, a series of activities such as quiz competitions, slogan writing, and poster-making were organised, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students. The Anti-Ragging Pledge was collectively taken, reaffirming the commitment to stand firmly against ragging. Awareness posters were displayed across the campus, while a specially designed selfie point with anti-ragging messages encouraged students to capture moments and share the spirit of the campaign.

More than 200 students participated in the week-long activities, making the campaign a vibrant and meaningful effort in promoting a ragging-free campus.


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