In observance of Anti-Ragging Day on 12 August, followed by Anti-Ragging Week from 12 to 18 August, the UGC and Centre for Youth (C4Y), the UGC National Anti-Ragging Monitoring Agency, suggest the following awareness activities:

1. Use the hashtag #YaARIYouthAgainstRagging in all your awareness activities and social media campaigns & posts related to celebrating Anti-Ragging Day/Week, and tag UGC and C4Y.


2. Conduct social media campaigns, post activities, and video messages by the head of the institution to disseminate Anti-Ragging messages on the institution's website and social media platforms.


3. Organise the following activities :
   1. Inaugural ceremonies,
   2. Competitions (Slogan writing, essay writing, poster making, logo designing, street play performances, photography, quiz competitions, debates, and more on Anti-Ragging themes),
   3. Anti-Ragging workshops, seminars, interactive sessions and other creative avenues,
   4. Screening of short films/ TVCs to the students and faculty.


4. Selfie Corner Stand designs have been created for you to print, and for this, you may consider designating an Anti-Ragging Selfie Corner in a prominent location on your campus.


5. To facilitate these awareness activities, the creative designs for Anti-Ragging Day/Week: Banners, Social Media Creatives, Selfie Stand designs can be accessed and downloaded from the Anti-Ragging website.


6. HEIs are also advised to share, inform, and engage students, faculty, and non-teaching staff for their active participation.


7. The Anti-Ragging Day/Week activities can also be held throughout the entire month, depending on student's availability on campus.


8. HEIs with a greater number of awareness and innovative activities will be appreciated and applauded.


9. Kindly forward this advisory to all the colleges within your jurisdiction to organise Anti-Ragging Day/Week activities accordingly.


10. The Action Taken Report on the activities conducted and participation during the Anti-Ragging Day/Week may please be submitted on the Anti-Ragging website  (Submit Your Action Taken Report Here).